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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09
Nav 18th 1910.
TO TIE DEBTORS
OF THE COM grail ROAD BANh

OF NICkSBGB6s
ERY clause in the assignment OF the
ED property and effects of the above
Bank on the 18th February last, which IS
recorded, the debtors are secured I'D the
right to pay in the paper of the Bank I'M
til the 18th of February next upon any
debts due it, and to pay it afterwards upon
all debts which shall by that day be "se-
cured'' to the satisfaction of the assIgnees.
Those debts which by that time shall
not be so secured will be subject to such
rule as NAV be adopted IN carrying the
trust into effect. The clause referred TO
is as follows, 10 wit j: 1.-THE trustees shall
proceed TO collect and hold the proceeds
| of such sales, and also to collect and real
Use in money the most that may be practl-
| cable from the Bonds, Bills of Exchange,
Bills Receivable, Notes, Accounts, Claims,
/ Judqments. Demands, chooses in action and
profits of said Rail Road, from and after
the time Of its completion TO Jackson,
hereby transferred and assigned TO them
Provided, however, that SAID trustees shall
in no case refuse to receive from debtors
to said President, Directors and Company
of the Commercial q. Rail Road Bank OF
Vicksburg, the bauk notes, checks. post
notes, Certificates of Deposite, and Bills
/. Receivable, due from said Bank, or any o
its branches in payment of debts due Il
!. the said President, Directors and ComPa
# nv of the Commercial & Rail Road Bani
:. of Vicksburg, provided such debtor o
debtors shall give sufficient security TO
: the amount of his, her, or their lab lite
J, within twelve months after the registratio
of this Deed of Trust
If w. w. FRAZIER, ASsig
p THOS. E. ROBINS,
WIN. S. BODLEY. neet
t. ROY. Is, 184O.-13t. pr. $35 90.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09

ne annexed glowing account Oh
Gen. Harrison's reception at Licking
ton we copy from the Observer and
Reporter. How nobly such nantes
tations ofpopulat enthusiasm and love
compensate the glorious old patriot
for all the ten thousand calumnies that
have been poured on him by venal
and pensioned press!
GEN. HARRISON'S ARRIVAL.
We write with the thunder of can
non in our ears-the drum-the fife
the brilliant military corps, and smile
of Joy beaming upon every face. He,
: under whose banner we have con-
+: quered and gained an immortal civil
t victory, is in the midst Of US /; his pre-
2 sence, until within day or two, as
t unexpected as it is grateful to his en-
thusiastic friends.
: Gen. Harrison arrived in this city
yesterday evening. He left Frank
fort in the morning, took dinner in
Versailles, and reached here about sun
set. He was accompanied from Yer
:. sailles by the Committee of Arrange
- ments ofthis city, and large escort OF
the citizens of the Woodford, and was
"A received at the city limits by the Com
q mittee Of Reception, which had been
v appointed for that purpose; by the diff.
ne fereut military companies; the Medi
he ical and Law Glasses, in body; anC
he the largest concourse Of people from
to town and country we have seen collec
ted together for many years. Th
~ General was exceedingly anxious tina
SIX all parade should be dispensed with
to and that his entrance into the cit
Die should be marked by no display. Blu
of the anxiety and determination of OF
or citizens to pay that respect to hin
'se which his present position and eminel
ov- public services ojustly inspired, wou
tie. not permit his wishes to be gratifed.-
'on The concourse of people who had a
wo sembled at city limits to welcome Il
are gallant defender of his country in W
and the firm consistent champion
= her rights in peace, who had just be-
elevated to the first Office in the n
IA toms gift by an unprecedented a
/. overwhelming majority of his tello'
2 to citizens, we have already stated W
The immense, and it was increased at ev
this ry step as the procession moved to a
Jity through the city. The cheers OF the
son sands of freemen rent the air at alm'
and every step, all mingling their vol'
], is together in enthusiastic shouts Tor
j i? gallant Hero Of Tippecanoe.
of it Many. of those who had warmly
the posed the election of Gen. Harris
rok- 1--WE speak it greatly to their pral'
,p Of united with his friends in extending
d to him a cordial welcome, and seen
ir is to participate in the thrilling scene
I'd in the evening with as much enthusl'
,ack- as the stoutest hearted Wings am
.ope. us. After moving through the PR
ldies pal streets of the city, the process
iron, halted in front of the residence OF |
and fessor DudIy, (where Gen. Harr
well remains during his stay in our CT
t So and, after one long, loud, and $
truth stirring shout for the defender OF
country and its future President,
!, the dismissed.
plain. A splendid festival is to be g
,ne- this evening at the Dudley Hou'
&c honor of Gen. Harrison.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09
THE BLEWETT HOUSE,
FOR RENT
WVHAT wen known and convenler
establishment the

co.uM9rs EoTl-,
situated on the corner of Main and Mar
ket streets in the Town of columbus Mis-
sissipppi, TO which IS attached a gooG SUD
BILE, kitchen all necessary out buildings.
The above property will be rented from
the first of January Is41, till the first of
January ls42.-The advantageous situa-.
ton Of this establishment is so apparent as
TO render a further description of the same
unnece ssary.
Persons wishing TO rent.will apply TO
Lewis B. Taliaferro, of Noxubee County
MARY E A. SHOTWEDL,
| Io,unds Cnnntu Miss Dec. 1910.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09

FOREIGN NEws.-Hhe reader viii find in
to-day's paper uuder the head of foreign news
a series OF articles containing much interesting
foreign matter. Accounts received at Boston
and New York, furnish late intelligence of
great importance from the three quarters of
the Old World in relation to the destinies of
States and Empires.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09
AN ELECTION.

rs ordered tobe held at the several precsncts
in the 18th. Reg't Mississippi Militia on
Saturday the 9th, of January next for the Of
fee of Major in said Regiment, to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the prom otion of Maj. A
J. Calhoun:
WIN. H. S0UTHALLa
Col. Com. 18th 2eg't IL. d,
towndes Co. December LIST. 1910.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09

MARRTED-On Sunday evening, the Sth
inst. at RiddicksviIle, HEREFORD county, N. Y.
bv the Rev. Edward Howell, Co. HARDY l5
CRoss, of Nansemond county, va, 70 MT Is
MyRTHA N. PILLARD, of Hertiord county M
Carolina.--Richmoad Wing.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09

THANKsG1v1NG.-Gov Seward Of n. York.
approaching tho rescue Of this nation from the
hands of our weak and wicked rulers, has re-
commended Tuesday the 18th Dec. to be set
apart by his fellow-citizens of the State, to be
observed as a day of Thanksgiving, prayer and
fasting. Truly have we cause as people and
nation to be thankful.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09

ARKANsAs-Hon. WIN. S FULTON, (BIack
knight ,'of arkansas, has been reelected
Senator of the United States, for six years,
from the 4th of March next.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09
DISSOLUTION.

#HyHE Co-parinership heretofore exis-
ting under the firm Of Hampton
s. Brown, was this day dissolved BY mu..
tual consent. n. L. HAMPTON,
THOS. w. BROWN,
Nov. %, I340.-1O st
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09
BYLEXANDERG G. McNUTT, !
Gorernor Of the State q WIS.

Governor OF the State o. Mass. }
TotE SHERIFF OF LowNDEs CITY GREETING
WHEREAS, l received information that
' vacancy has occurred in the office Of
Ressentative in the Legislature from the
Coty Of Lowndes, by the resignation OF Ses-
sePeight Esq.
B, therefore, issue this Writ authorizing
aneuuiring you to hold an election in you
GOV, on the 25th and 26th days of Deem
n Ext, to fill said vacancy and ! do, more
eenioin you to conduct the same, IN al
resets, conformably to law, and make du'
retn thereof to the Secretary OF State.
TESTIMONY WHEREOF, ] have h5reunt
setg hand, and caused the great seal of tn
Sts to be affixed at Jackson, this Both day
Member A. d. 1910, and of the sOverelgnt
of E State Of Mississippi. the twenty-fourti
| A. &. McNUTT.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHEILlF i = SAAE's
HBY virtue of sundry writs of Ficri
ND Fac,as. issued by the Clerk of the
circuit Court of Lowndes county, and TO
me directed, will sell for cash, at the
Court House door, in Columbus, On Mon
day, the
Eighteenth day Of January nert,
the following property, to wit: :,
The north east quarter. the west hall
of the south east quarter, and east halt OF
south west quarter section nineteen, town
ship seventeen, south, range eighteen
west, containing 314 24-O0 acres,
| Levied on as the property of William
Covington, to satisfy said Fl. ia. IN tavo
of Robert Puryis, and others,
Sale within hours prescribed by law
Dated Dec. 8, 1910.
P. M. GRANT, Sh'fof
Lowndes county.
O TPrs. fee S75 90,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09

Orrrcp SrrxFRs-We hope in using the
,,.ords " office seekers" to characterize the
subject to which this paragraph relates WI"
M, no construed as intended to have an iiiVl-
dious hearing on any particular case wha'e'
YER. The opinions we express are en.re.y
uDon principle. No considerate man. a wing
c,Daciallv. but who regrets extremely the pre-
nature scramble Cor Office, which by the PuO-
lie Journals have been commenced IN MANY
places under the new administration
live are not greatly mistaken IN General
Harrison's character, his course IN making ap-
continents. as also in his public acts generally
will be Characterised by an eye singly to pro-
mote the public good. He will take the Pres
idrntial chair apprised Of the causes that nave
DEGRADED tho Government and deranged It's
affairs, and will not therefore be opetated uPoi
by any expartee or premature consldera'.Oiis
Experience derived from the present au'n'li's
tration. will admonish him against the practle'
of making appointments from the mere 'sngA
bfthe list Of names attached to recomnen
dation. Besides, such premature steps a.
highly injurious and is calculated TO emoa'iaa
Gen. Harrison's administration, and winch w
cannot readily believe viii receive the coun''
nance of any high minded influential wing.
Among the many abuses complained o. :: J
the Wings against Mr.. Van Buren's AonI |
istration, was the indiscreet appointments
the Executive, let US not then force the nc
administration into similar prac'lces y =
own nremature acts.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09

SorrH CAROLINA u. 8. SENAToR.-John
C. Calhoun's term of service expires on the
4tb March next. The Legislature OF the stale
- now in session and will of course fill the va
cancy. We have seen some wild sPecula'
tions as TO Mr.. Cahoun's desire to retain his
seat any longer than the expiration OF the pre-
con, term. We know the man better
"Excat aura quirvult esse Plus" Let mn
who will be good retire from the Court
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09

weighs all the opinions ofall the fnan-
ciers. 1t is this:
A. On the Both ofSeptember, 1889
the balance Of accounts between the
United States andthe world stood thus,
in gross numbers;
Imports. Sl60,000,OO0
Exports, 1lCO00OO0
Balance of trade against us $50,000,O0U
Let history speak for itself. This
balance was on the Both Of September,
1889. OF course, the goods them
selves were imported previously
What followed? At the balancing o.
that account July, August, Septem-
ber) one universal cry went up from
the people. {" Hard Times, Hare
Times" Bankrupt States, bankrup
banks, bankrupt men, were seen on al
sides. "We can pay specie, VIII,
don't you" That was a most specia
humbug. At that very moment, tn
! bankers and brokers of New York an,
Philadelphia, were buying specie i
Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis
q at to per cent. premium in wester
}, paper.
g 2. Now the conclusion Of the whol
n matter is this The western and sout-
Of banks may resume when they please
Of but to keep out a circulation, and ;
of the same time maintain specie pa,
ments under the present system cfthing
X is a commercial impossJ6iIit. Let Il
ID people look to it.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09
u the Governor
{ THOMAS B. WOODWARD
Secretary Of State.

i compliance with the above writ, will
he an election on the days and for the pur-
Do therein mentioned at the several pre-
cias in Lowndes county.
P. m. GRANT, Sheriff of
Lowndes County.
- GAL loan
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09

By T. CHRISTIAN, Dep.
4tn9. prs. fee, sod.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09
CuERIFF,S LSAl

DYyirtue of sundry writs offer facias issued
Dbvthe Clerk OF the circuit court ofLowndes
county, and to me directed will sen for casn
at thecou.t house door, IN olumaA p Mon
daY the
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09
TRUST SALE

Columbus, Dec. I240.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-28
SICKNESS.

THERE are many persons that we daily behold,
whose count. nances a. frsi limbs denote afflic-
tom which we find has principally orig g;haled from
neglect of proper remadies al the commencement Of
sickness. At first the patient complains Of bile an
the stomach attended with sickness, cosficeness, de-
he negccts to procure proper Icine; at lenlh he
complains Of pain in the side snd s'omach with
sour eructs,ions; his appetite becomes impaired,
his rest troublesome, his mind harassrd, and all
things around him appear not in their proper station.
He still neslec,s himself when in all probability
the disease may al ienth be SO fast seated that no
medical aid will replace him again. At the first
attack Of sickness there should be "no time lost"
in procuring DR. Haripch's coNPoUSp sraKserH.
rSISG APERIESr PILLS, which mmejisse,y re-
moves bk from the stomach, obviate cosiiscness.
remove disorders in the head invigorate the mhd,
Strengthen the body, improve the memory, snd en-
liven the imag ina ion thus restoring the body
as sin II it's proper funciions.
Principle Office, No. 10, NORTH EIGHTH
street, Philadeiphi,.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
Octobsr % 1910. Agent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-28
Removal.

THE undersigned have The gra,ihcstion Of in
forming the public, that no,wilhsla andng they wsrs
SO unfdrtunste to have their binJery burnt down,
in March last, they have opened very extensive
one, in Locust street, in the new building dIecily
opposite GIeim's Hotel and are PrePan d TO eIecue
all work in their line With dcspa,eil, and IN SUI
psIior style Their RULING APPARATUS
and other Machinery new, aud Of The first order
and latest improvements; and they feel conf
dence IN their facilities for giving perfect sslisfac-
ton 10 all Who msy favor them with their oriers.
Banks County offices, Merchants, Mechanics
and Others, can be suppliedwith BLANK BOOKS
OF every description, which for nsatness and dofa,
bihiy. will b equal to sny made by the Onitsd
States HCKOK a CANINE.
HARRISBURG, esp'.s ..
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-28
Works Of Nature.

IN a st tic oi heath The. incstinal c,n4i nav te
compared 10 a river whose waters flow over the adj
joining land. through the cb,nhe!s nature O. ait
has m ,de, and imp owes her qus ltes; and % keep
up tie comparison Of the riv,r so long as il uns
on smoothly the channels are kept pure and healthy;
but II by some the of the river /, stop
pei, then the water IN the canalsi, ne lrnarr are
tut sOon becomes stagn,nt. There is but one law
Il circulate n in Naiu e. Whrn thcr, is q SUPER
abunjanc. If humoral fluid e. r,ci,y) in the ,r,es.
nal tubs, s,d costiveress takes pllce, it a VS.
back into the bloc vessels, and infil lrales itself in
10 the circulation. TO establish the free Course Of
the river. we must remove the distractions which
stop is free and tho Of its butsry stream.
With the body, follow the same Dsurs pr,ncipsl
7 m I'VE. y that aluabe purps We medicine Bran-
d. eths UUpevsai Vegetable Pills. which ,re an ef.
cual assistance Of nature, the rpper abundance Of
humors IL the intestine canol BY yer everIng in
this practice, the ways Of the circustion will then
be ,ored to the full exercise other natural func.
tons, and state OF health will he ftmly establish.
I'd Remember, never suff a drop OF bloc 10 be
taken from you'-Evacuate the nuIn.rs as often
and as long as they are degenerated or as lory ss
you are sick.
DR.. Brandreth's Office in Philalelphia. is at No.
8, NORTH ElGH I'll street. where his pill, can be
had at 25 Gems per box, with full directions.
UTnnly aren, in sunrury. is II. b. Masser Esqr.
Sunhuy, Sept, 9. .lSf0.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-28
TO THE COMMUNITY.

THE success which has attended lie use If Cr
HarI chs Grm1u hDerisHt and C"m2g,stz
strengthening Tome P.its ,s t-uy gsoui.ning. II
Is to vain haas, 20 say tnIs medicine Aas yel >
lis happy II CTS a. tlr cure II YIr,ty of di',ases
To h,ch he hcms0 fran. Is iIars. be Sssi, s.
per.oT TO the many TrcqHta ions b fore he put!
Msny of thrse pep ratons are compounded ~ i1a
divhiuas who al positively Icnoyant Of the z?ysre-
res uf lhe 10 system, an mere pfelendrs &c
metfral KIN J, Gre. Dr. He:iiCh. h,wcy. is ce!s-
b;a'el Imonl thr German fIcul'y as a mfa ~ rEs
highest scientific altainmeEl<, and equally dlst.a.
guish thTcushoul EuTupe Us a successful n.s''-al
raeIIiuncr, srrnt m st OF the a7s OF useful life
in lhe aqusirJn Of such know ledge as NIGH; r-oys
b,n, iirai to h fow creaturrs. in the pll wH.ct-
he Invented, and which bear bis nlne, ,ie y9oic
are a>ssna OF an article that possesses more ihsG
ordinary virtues. Prom The ac' OWL Jged ia'ents
Of ,hs iRyeutnr, NJ t..ing ,ess than good as.e!e
couh be CIpec'el and the zpsreI"e ~ many
years has sffJred demonsiTaiiar of toe Virscs -
his msd,sine. In Gtrmany and cther PsflS OF EJ-
IoI e, II . putston Is est n seJ. IN ih.s untiy
into which il has but he, re sniS intr aseed, -
rapidly gaining the most ut stn,t,a1 epo,sllo1T> Yhs
nun 100. cert hcatss Of euns os tie most ob-ir,s's
DE Rc,ed by the OF H,Iliehs PlAs wLiGs
the Prepr tn 10 'onstanty receiving, s proof OF lhs
fach Day sitter day I've II ceives new lcsti nonSis
oi Their eth;aey, aud week after week increases MS
demand Sot them This 10 MT mere ssser,ions Is-
nuneiabis eeshicaies are open ff the insP cnsn %
tie Pah sni Me 3'uhs of any who III psIsAl.
cal % removed b, examining Them at hs otiAs ~
the pr prieioI-
We tab the liberty, ihCn, Of suggesting TO svsry
n m,iy, that they make OF DR.. Hailirh's Piss~
bet IN, IN keep supply constantly on hsnd. to no
u- when ossasisn demands and rley viii ree 90
Ihe most uusqaivosal proofs Of ulili'y.-Aeaaf
d. faer.
Principal offi-s fos he United sisies, No IL
North Eighth s,eeh Philasl lPhis.
Western Depot, No. ~. 81 Clair street. PIes
,urgh. HENRY fo4TdSlMEk
oe,oisr al, ls4o. .4gusk
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-28
Certificates Of AGENCY.

THE following are IN" duly sProiniei a'''ts in
their respective counties for the sale Of Brandres
Vegetable Unirersai Pills.
Norihun,beraId county M,on-Mackey &
Chimbe,lip. Sunbury-H. B. Masser. MEwens-
ville-Geddes, Green & WslIs Georgetown-F.
MJlingcr & Co.
Union county: Lewisburg-W. lis & Ged1es.
NJ ffinburg Pellman & Becky. New Berlin
John NJ. Benfer. Sensgruve-Eyre & Co. Mid
dlcburg-isaac Smitb.
Lycoming county Williamspor.--John Smith.
Newbery-M. & J. e. Fun,ton. Mhncy-W. A.
Pe,rcan. Jersey Shme-James II. H l.burn.
Columbia county, D,nville-T. dc e. b. Rey.
nods. Ca,tawisss-C. A. Brobts. B, rw ck-Shu.
man Il Rt,enhouse. BIooinsbursr John r. NJ, yer.
Sunbury, Sept. 8, 1910,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-28
PUBLIC SALE.

n pursuance OF an order Of the Orphans Cour.
OF Northumberland County, will be exposed %
sale by'publc vendue or outcry, on Saturday the
26Ih day Of December next, at the public house Of
William Fsuow, in SnydeTsiown. q cer,hain tract
Of HILL LAND, situate in Rush township Nor
thomb,rland co., adjoining land Of Godfrey Rock
efeer and others, and containing thirty Ave acres
more OF less. Also, cerlsn lot or piece Of CLEA-
RED LAND, near Snydeystown. in Shsmokin
township. adjo ming lsnd Of John Boaghnsr, VIM.
Waters and Others, containing seven sclss and one
hundred and twelve pe,ehes late the estate Of iona
than Waters, decd. The last mentioned 10, will
be sold either in lots or together, may sui, purcha
sers. draft Of the lots will be exhibited, and the
conditions Of the sale viii be made known on lhs
day of sale. S 10 10 commence at 10 o'clnck.
VALENTINE KLASE,
ELEANOR WATERS. =.
Shsmckin, Nov. 2i.--6'. Adns. Sc.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-28
THE CAUSi: OF DISEASE.

Nearly all classes of disease are caused hy some
obstruction in the syst NJ, which prevent the repu.
lar and whoes me opsration Of the animal func.
tinns. This state OF the system, is disease, which
is manifested in a variety of forms, mofc or less
nal gnant In their character. To restore the system
to state of heslh, them it is only nece. sary 10 rs.
move The cause Of disease, and the end is qccom.
pished. The cnuse is obs ruction somewhere. Tbis
can be removed by purgaticn, which Is The only
means that should be resoIed 10. because suggested
by reason, and hy nature. DIR. Harlich's Strength
ening and German Aperien, Pills, are allowed BY
III, thousands who have used them, to be the bes,
purgstiVe medicine in existence. Because, ,hey
not only all ohstructions, and purge the sys.
TEN fits impurities, hot, because, and which IL ex-
tremey important, strengthen andgive proper tons
to The stomach, and produce hc.hhy action OF all
the parts. Besides they mild and gentle in
their operation. to end, them a, al times per-
fectly safe and desirable remedy. The afi cseI
would do well, then, 10 purchase box or lso Of
his invaluable medicine, and give il fir rial in
stead of destroy ing their systems with oft.rs'e.rd
aoses Of cs!ornei, and other drugs, % Mjunyus 10
human life and happiness.
Tee above m decine fnr sale at the Drug Store c<
HENRY YOXrH elmer,
Oct. 81, 1910. .iysnt.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-28
George w. Laying,
AND COMMISSION MER
CHANT,

CHssxur Srn.kT WHARF, HARRIsBuRo,
Is prepared to receive Goods and p oduce at the
new warehouse, which his arrangements will ena-
bile him to forward with despa ch to PhiladelPha, a,
Pittshurg WilhamsPor, Wikesb.r1e, Causbia,
L,ncssier. or any other poin, on the pcnnsylv mia
and Union Canals, and the Pennsy vsnis snJ Har.
risburg and Lancaster rail roads
Gools from PhiIsdelPhis for Harrisburg, Carlisle,
hamb rsburg, &c. &c. forwarded with care and
expedition
Coal, PLASTER. SALT and FisH, constantly for
sale. Sept. o.