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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-27

YDR'OI ~ sI.4C ELIXIR
a SOY 1.l.4-,0N KEMEDY For THE CURE OF
CcT;'''fpF'oN. ASTlIAMH, PLEURiSY, SPIT
TAG 4.-4i. .,i4.. ~ .!.1 HtSEiS-
Is u 41
NO nTuwFs rzTrDTC1E T'77TT--. ~
~ TION ha, been offered TO Tie pdnic 40 led
by testimonials OF character decisive, from sources
as respectable, that has met with more general IA
vOr. From tie numerous certificates recently received,
proving the extraordinary efficacy OF the newly discov-
cred iiydrpc-ac Elixir, the proprietor has SELECTED
the following: others will be published shsruy PAM
phlet
Copy ofa Letter from Col J. Coleman.
EAsTos, March 4, 1910.
Dear sir,-Having been for several years afflicted
with troublesome cough, suffering much frcm pain in
the Breast shortuees of breath, and other distressing
symptoms, and after having tried all the know RENE
dies with but little benefit, advised TO try
tlc Hydroped, tac Elixir Accordingly obtained one
bottle and after taking few doses, much reliey,
ed, and after using severe. bottes perhaps three or %
was completely restored TO health have also known
ID used IN several other cases with like success in my
iiaicaate ae'gllborlo0d. l..ata
Your obeddeni servant,
JOHN COLEMAN.
Copy Of a Letter from the R,eu p. Morris. ="
Rock Hit, April Is, $780,
B.,a ssir--ln consequence ofthe benefit have de-
rived renIlHe OF the Hydropedesiac Exir, havegv
my consfI 10 give publicity To as's which have Oc
Cured in my ca=e. Fer three tsur years
have been afflicted with cough, which affected
my breast and lungs much could scarcely speak
nearly six months, the time accompanied with
frequent discharges from my lungs. had recourse To
many medicines without the least effect when, upon
hearing OF the Iiydroprdesac Elixir, was induced 10
purchase bottles which afforded me consids able
lief purchased tue second bottle, aad before using
Two thirds OF 1t was restored 10 perfect health.
gf Yours respectfully, eat
- PHILIP NORRIS.
Corner OF Pratt II. and Dtrgans wharf, lower end Of
Centre Market space, Baltimore aul2
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Fl 2 d r q I ]. = ) IN G Ell TX IR
a sOEl.i.4.,JN Remedy FOR THE CURE OF
Cove ''f"'"HN. ASTiIAMH, PLEURiSY, SPIT
ifltts $500. 4.,..S .tl-.. 81 .i..6 t't'FAS-
Is lF
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-27
D0CTOR ANDIiY,S

Corner Pratt 81, and Dugan's wharf lower end OF &c
Market Space. ivIl au5B
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Copy Of Letter from The Rep. p. Norris. :

Sold by q. .. DUHURST,
Corner OF Pratt ST. and Duean's wharf, lower end OF
Centre Market space, Baltimore. aul2
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Soldby C. S. DUHURST,
Corner of DugHn's wharf and Pratt
Lower end Of Centre Market Spae,
mn d Bal N
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-10-03

LADIES Fashions FOR SErrEMBER.-
The following capital ju de'esprit is from
the New York Mercury, and admirably
hits off the prevailing mode of describing
the various fashions of the menth.-The
mingling of bad French, and worse Eng
Ish is humorous in the extreme: Chapeau
Colour de buttermiIk, olramcntc dc potato
tops, ct cabbage; sleeves houncified, puc-
kcrce pressed elbow, frocks silk or calico,
par convenience, tolerably clean, orllink
spoulince borcgcs cumsque; waist COM
presse, la pismire, DIES liver squeezer
pard' usage de la patent bed-wrench; ba-
t'stcs all the 60 chlnk fddlemcdee perfume
extract de ronion ct asseleotada, stick out
behind. legs expose, ainst 'lc bosom pour
catckc rhommcs ct garcons, green horns,
ct such en- in apres matrimonie les torture
lIsquc Ia mort CONNIE nil fault lnkum,
femme lamode.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-10-03

MAnE ELEcTroy.-It is impossible to ascertain
rs yet the truth in relation to the election for Co.
vernon, and Members of Congress in Maine. Bot,
parties claim the victory with zespec. 70 the choice
of Governor. We arc inclined TO the opinion how
ever that no election has been made by the people.
We think it probable THAT the Wings have majori-
ty in both branches Of the Legislature. How the
delegation TO Congress will stand, is yet uncertain,
though it IS likely they will have the majority there
also. If the fact should be SO, there can be M
doubt, but it will be found to arise from the zeal
with which the abolitonists entered the contest
Here, as in Vermont, their whole force has been
rallied fort!e purpose of defeating tho democratic
republican party.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-10-03

The Reviews in the dtlcrcn. Regiments
in Gen. Thompson's Brigade have just
taken place, and the gatherings at the
upper aid lower Regiments in this District,
both gave cheering and conclusive evi-
dencc of continued strength Of the Dc
mocratic and Republican cousc in Green
vile. The candidates for Congress. al
each Regiment in this District made
speeches to the people: Major Perry also
addressed them. Gen. Thompsun con-
fined himself to making miiitary speeches
merely, in this District, but ii is ruInurcd
that lie spoke poiiticaliy 10 the Regiment
at Hunters, in Pickcns; and il SO at that
place, it is highly pr"bablc he has follow
ed it up throughout Pickcn aud Ar fcrsnn
Gen. Thompson said in lis Circular,
written last April, ttIat he lid not mea"
enter into The canrnsS; tnt he il now
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-10-03
From the Hartford Courant.

Execution OF MAJOR ANDRE.-Doct
Hall, ,pf East Hartford, surgeon in the
; army of the revolution, was an eye wit
ness to the execution of Major Andre.
standing within four or five rods of the
scene. Noticing some inaccuracicsin the
article we published from the Knickcr.
booker few days ago, be has called and
related to us the following particulars.
lie states that Andre walked to the place
of execution behind the cart, accompa-
MED by two officers, one on each side,
and stepped under the gallows. Arrived
there he stepped into the cart, when the
the officer of the day, Col. Scammcll, said
to him, if you have any thing to say, YOU
now have an opportunity. lie replied |
have nothing to say, but to have YOU bear
witness that ] die like brave man. Col.
S. then said to the haDgman, do your duty.
lie went to work SO awkwardIy in attcmp-
ting to put tie moose over Andres neck.
that Andre took it from him and made an
effort to do It h,nsc!f. But his hat being
i'll the way. he let 60 the rope, took off his
hat and stock and lad them on the coffin,
and unbu.toncd his SHIRT collar and turned
it down. lie then put the moose over his
head, and adjusted it TO his neck, took out
Of his pocket white handkerchief, with
VIII ch he bandaged his eyes; and blue
ribbon, which he handed to the exccu-
toner, requesting him to tie his hands be-
hind him. This being done, Col. Seam
nell directed the cart 70 be driven away.
Andre was small man and seemed hard
ly to stretch the rope, and his legs danglcd
SO much that the hangman was ordered
to take hold of them and keep them
straight. The body was cut down after
hanging fifteen or twenty minutes, and
buried near the gallows. From the loca-
ton of the grave, Andre must have passed
it in going to the place of execution.
The Doctor thinks the account relative
to the attempts made by Washington to
secure Arnold ard liberate Andre, must
be Incorrect. The Curt which sentenced
Andre to death having bcen held on the
Goth September, only three days before
his execution, the time allowed was not
by any means sufficient to permit such
plans to be successfully carried out, es,-
pecialIy the one in which Champc was
said to have been concerned.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-10-03

We insert to-day, the address of the Hon. JonN
FORSYTH, to,the people of Georgia, und beg the at
tcntion of our readers to it. 1t is able, dgnfcd
document, and although addressed to the Georgians
alone, cannot fail to arrest the attention of every
South m man. We are mistaken in our estimate of
the Southern people, if they can read this paper,
without having their confidence confirmed, in tie
soundncss of the present administration, and ex.
citing their dist.ust in the principles ard quaii6cu-
tons of the Wing candidate for the Presidency.
We again ask that it be read.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-10-03

ABoLlrloS-Thc recent excitement in the South
cm portion of Virginia, adjoining North Carolina,
OH account of the discovery Of contemplated III
su.recton, and the moro serious demonstration in
Louisiana; the former Of which was strongly sus-
pcctcd 10 llavc been urged on by fanatoal sboli.
tonists, and tic latter kno,rn to be, admorishcs he
whole South to be upon the alert. Every town and
promptly. from the evils which may be brought upon
ucm, by the insidous movements CT these raving
philaurop:sts. This suggestion applies 10 no place,
with which we arc acquainted. more strongly, Than
TO Camden.
The organization of the DEkALD RIFLE GraaDs,
at this juncure, las presented to our mind plan
which We think could not fail 10 meet tie views, Of
tie public spirited Captain Of that corps, end rcadl
ly adopted by its patriotic members.
Let q portion Of them, particularly those who
reside within the limits Of the. Corporation, be orgn.
nized, as all alarm guaid, and in case Of any alarm,
let them repair promptly, armed and equipped to
regularly appointed rendezvous, i'll some central
position which shall be known 10 all our citizens.
Should tho alarm proceed from fire, they may per.
form good service i'll protecting the property which
may be saved from its ravages; and if it should arise
from any thing more serious, they will be equally
prepared for the emergency: The details of the
arrangement, will readily suggest themselves; VIC
merely throw out tie hint, and trust that ii may be
acted OH. The Guards have already won tie admi-
ration of all our cizcns they may yet cnttlc them.
selves to tEcr gratitude
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-10-03
REGIMENTAL REVIEW.

On Saturday last, the a2d Regiment of South
Carolina Militia, under the command of Col. Halle,
were reviewed in this town.
The Regiment turned out as nunerously, as We
have seen it for some years, and we are pleased TO
learn, from those well qualified to judge in such mat
tcrs, that the cvouons p-s!ormcd OF. the occasion,
were executed in manner highly crcditablc to the
officers and men.
Tho appearance, for the first timc nfhll uniform,
Of the DEKALB RIFLE GUARDS, added greatly to tic
interest of the re. lew. We have before spoken Of
the zeal with which the members of this company
were preparing themselves for the performance Of
duty; and their splendid appearance on Saturday.
far surpassed all our antcipat;ons. The uniform is
not only neat, but elegant, and the precision with
which their movements are made, would reflect
honor on older soldiers; we doubt if there could
bo better.
The company consists of about ono hundred men,
and VIC question if there is TO be found in the State
u corps, VII, ro more of the true military spirit
exists, and which is making rapid improve.
mcnt in the performance of oil the duties which 90
10 make up well organized and well drilled volun.
tcer company.
Thomas S. ANDERSON, Esq. one Of the members,
was elected previous to tie d.snission Of the corps
to deliver the first Anniversary oration.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-10-03

INTERESTING TO TIE LADIEs.-Wc notice in our
exchange papers, the prospectus Of a musical work,
to be called the "SouTnERV HARr," by Mrs. NJ. S.
B. DANA, "thc widowed daughter Of the Rev. DR..
PALMER, of Charleston"
1t will consist of as sacred Poems adopted to the
most popular airs of the day, with music arranged
for the Piano and Guitar" Thc work will be pub
lished this fall in one volume Of about 100 quarto
pages, handsomely bound, at one dollar per copy.
We have seen several beautiful poems from the
pen of this gifted lady, and do not doubt, thatthc
contemplated work will merit the patrona. Of our
fair friends.
The Charm Of Music, IS douJly inspiring, when
it falls upon the ear from the voice of woman, and
how all important then that the language, tc sentl-
IN mt, which it conveys, should be pure and eleva-
ting in its character,
Mrs. DANAs "HARF" WILL we think, supply
deficiency in this respect, which many persons OF
refined taste have long lumented
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-10-03

BATHING IN JoRDAN-A letter from
Rcvcrout states that en- Easter Monday,
1000 pilgrims bathcd in the river Jordan.
They were escorted by the Governor Of
Jerusalem and a strong detachment Of
troops, during whose absence the Arabs
took possession Of the Governors tent and
carried 81 several objects belonging TO the
kitchen.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-10-03
1--we arc authorize d

III announce THOMAS p. EVANS asc
candidate for Congress, for this Congres
si"nal District, at. he ensuing election.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-10-03

o. Saturday the 10Th of October is return day
for tlls District. -,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-10-03
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN.

The Great Western Steam Ship reached
New York on Sunday evening last, bringing dates
nine days later than those previously received. We
do ot notice anv material change in the cotton
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-10-03

o. Candidates wishing Tickets printed, will
please send in their orders, as early as possible.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-10-03

as active as If he was = candidatc himsels.
nThe mind of desultorv man" is subject
10 change. There is nrnbabIv sufficient
reason. however, for Gen. Thompson's
entering into the canvass Al this time, as
he finds tba, all his constituents did no,
follow his kind hints for them to take up
General Harrison, bu. very formidable
number have ut,yrly rejected the Northcn
Whig candidate; we are not mistaken al
least on our side of the Saluda. And It's
reasonable to suppose that the indepcn-
dent people of Pickens and Anderson,
who are so notoriousv opposed to "DIc-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

when the administrator. after spending millions ordol-
lar. and Wasting almost innumcuble hives : compel.
III practically TO arsn0wleJgc H. inability 10 teirat q
"haudrl OF Indians General Jackson called ,arm a
G-w hrnjrcd) wlo are destroying cur harvest GeiJs,
aud burn:uS oar towns. uud slhuyhicring our 'iuzsns.
Surely # no g'hCr charge against Nc Van Bureu
md his aJninis;u ton could De sdluced. ihrs OG the
Florida Wa would be ample 10 Nasuni hes d-r.Sll
ivm Office; ard his own conduct %, 1912 woutJ he a
precedent u DC pleaded tcs the acton %. GIc F.b..c a.
ca.St h.u.-phta 4 =. Gas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

ViRGINIA-At rules held ~ tho Clerks office orrbe
Circuit Snpen"r Court ofl Law and Chanccry Tor tho
county fOno N the mDn'h oi August 1910.
The North Western Bank Of Virginia Complainant
against
) ; Townr andG. w Tdtyar. and John 4
favccti. Moses Rhodes. Anderson 4 Haz. IN
lci. samuel Thompson and John Bane. 'oan'oiJ
Defendants.
The Defendant J. s and e. w. Towar. not bav,,r
entered thcirnpPeirance and gwen security According
70 The act Of assembly and the rules OF his couri. and
" appearing by satisfactory prof that they are not ~
hahiianis Of tins commonwC alui- ou mution NJ com
claimant by counsel. u D. ordered that the SAID deicn.
dants DO appear hese on he first day Of fme nctt GI
Term II this cOuu. enter their appearance. onI give o..
curiy iur The performance oftIo decree m the ,Ira.-
snswer Tho said ~cvinplHnants bll ut o'herwsr defend
The euft, and ihni q copy u fbi- order boz forthwith ~.
.cned 900 somo newspaper paper punted m tho ga, OF
Wheeling Fr tWo months succes-u ely-mJ r,.teI n,
The 'front.' door OF the 'oun house oi ONO county.
A cay tcsio.
ALEN r. LAIDLEY CI,rE.
JAooB q WILSON. To- COmpL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

NOsiNE.
Tho Notes, Rocks. and Accounts Of A.. T.orin.,
from the 1T OGJupe IS39 to 23d Of March ISip. Al
~ the Notes, Books, aud Ac~nunssof ) Race from
.0th ofScpt. is3S 20 3is- II Dee. 1889 were transfer
cato ne, pr. contract on the BOD of March too
by \. LOnng
Tue said Notes and Accounts are gGarantcCd; ~ -
Therefore ncCt ssdry that due diligence .hould bc
used IA their collection Errn tn great number Of
these demand no further notice can hr gNcn-'t ~
therefore cxrectrd tha' those Interested VII gov
vIn themselves accordingly.
Il. w. 7 CHING.
The above Demands are placed Ia the handS Of
4. Caldwell rsr fr collection. p. ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

- OsIN SOAP-tOO boIcs Ro.in Scan. a Good mr..
IL ndc. Also. so boxes mould Candles. ,nst rcrri.
we'd and for salo by W. d. TYSON.
mar Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

OOKlNG LAS MANUFACTORY-WhoIe.
A 4 sale and Retail Looking Glass Manufactory. No.
iz7, Market st, opposite tho Masonic Hall. The
subscribers respectfully announce To the citiyens Of
wheeling and vicinity, thnt they have on hand a
rge and splendid assortment of Looking Glasses
oil, thelr, own Manufacture, the workmanship %
winch they warrant inf, rloT To none in the Union,
aud which they are determined 10 sell on the nost
reaschatI e terms. Also, Gilt and Mahogany Frames
Of every DISRUPTION aud quality made a. order
Old Gilt, Mahogany aud Fancy Frames repaired
~ lhe neaiesf H inner. J. e HARBOUR & Co.
an 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

ENOR RENT-A cOSIventeu, d,-cUing Hopsc. sina.
ted ON Nam street, in a business part of The city
Attached to TIE house Is a valuable Store room,
Possession given Immediately. For terms apply IN
mp % FORSYTH, MOORE g. CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29
CASH SYSTEM.
BUR BIZ AYGE j. KELLER.
M I6g lfgjY syrc,f

ST. LOUIs, MISSOURI.
AA1I1L devote particular attention To n rersmI
Commission business, S;orring, Purchasing
Selling, Receiving, aud Forwarding.
From long experience, accompanied with punciual
ity and attention We solicit business.
REFERENCES.
Mike, Harding 4 Co. Wheeling. Va. W. &C. Tnrr
Wellsburgh. Va. Merchants, generally in Sieubcnvillc.
o. Pittsburgh. Pa, Cincinnati, Louisville. Nv. ~
Louis, Mo. rs also on the rivers. viz, Upper MIisSis-
sippi, Illinois and Missouri. aud Steamboat Cnpinins
and clerks generally Wheeling, Aus. II, 1910.
Sicubenvillc Herald publish To amnunI ri 81. send
n copy Of Ilc paper In advertiser. aud charge tins Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

~ BBlS wlIskry just received on consign
mcnI, and for sale by
feb 3 FORSYTH. MOORE 4 CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

COOKING GLASS. Portrait " Picture trsmc
a manufacturer The subscriber respectfully in.
,oras The citizens of Wheeling and vicinity. ,hnt he
hls commenced. ia connection with his former bssh
ness. the Looking Glass. Portrait and Picture Fromc
Gliding, DC. in allis brinchcs-iIc hHS engaged MIR
Jas. Robinson. from tho first manufactures IN New
Work, WHOSE workmanship Is mi, rior to none in tho
Union.an IL NOW prepared tn execute all orders IN thai
line. &ic will constantly Keep ON hand an cSteuSrv,
assortment or LOOKING GLASSES OF every dcscrip
ton, in Gilt aud Mahogany and Fancy Frames Piciur,
and Portrait frames made to order Old frames regil
and Gliding ofcSey description done in the hesi styl,
july A. J BRANSrRUP.
Ay,,,t cr ~ u,rI,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

NiRGINiA-Ai rules haJ in The Cl~rS oiiee oiihi
C,rcui, Shl~rirr OF Law aud Chanecrfs or fhc e0un-
~ o: Oaic. IN the month of Aug6si..l5iS :
Stephen Rice. tofoNsn'ni
svainS
Austin Pcsy aud Henry Nods-. anl The r
-ad lIcafy Aloore, John ?. Clarke. auo IN
Mark Douglas merchants aud partners , Cgt:cs-,
irading oader The fim OF Nioorc. CLARKE $500.
Co kr Defendants
The defendant Ausin Pcay. not having entered his
nppcnrance and given security according ,o the aci OF
assembly and the rules Of this Court, aud Il appearing
hy satisfactory evidence that he Is n"t an iuhabiianl
OF this commonwealth On nation OF the complain.
ai by counsel. IL j. ordered that the said defendant De
appear here on the first day of next Fall term oi thu
COurt. enter hts appearance. give security tr the per
sormance ~ the decree in the cause, 6lc his answeI
TO the rumplainsnis bill,--or Otherwise defend this SniI
and u,ai a copy OF tins orlcy be forthwith inserted
ia some newspaper printed in the City ct Wheeling
tor two months sncccsSiycly and pcs,cd AZ the iron
door OF the Cuur, house ofOhio county.
eu.u t.sfo
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Thomas s Clarke. aud John ". Clarke. Henry
Moore. John =. Clarke, Iachsriah jacob. and AleI.
indcT Wilson. aud the said Alexander Wilson. admin.
'siratnr of thu estate OF Marcus Wilson, deceased
Defendants.
The Defendant Thomas S. Clarke. not having en-.
tered hIs appearance and gwen security ac,urlng ~
the act Ul assembly and the rules OF lhts Court. and II
Appearing 10y satisfactory evidence lhal he - not az
i"nhallidni OF this commonwealth, on motion of the
compliments 10y Counsel. II - ordered that the SAID
defendant DO appear here OF ihe frsr day of the next
ill term Of thIs Court. and answer The said cUnpliin-
ants bill and hat cory 81 Tins order le lorthv Nh ~.
'cricd IN some Newspaper printed in the city of Wheel.
ing, Cor two months succcssivcly. and posted at the
front door Of The Court House of OHIO County.
4 copy tcsto. ALEX. r.. LAGDBEY. GIN.
WHEAT, i"r Compi. aug Is
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ON OK. Casks Madeira, Port, Sweet Malaga, 4
Lisbon Wines.
5 Bots. y. r.. Rum,
> Pipes Holland Gin,
, Bhls. Accomlc Peach Brandy,
90 Cases Muscat Claret, a. Old Hook Wines,
10 boz. Boston Lemon Syrup,
Received and Tor sale by SOIOMAN KING
lnn u &c water street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

eUPS-rhc hisiIr-i chsh rr.rr viii De InId aor
cord merchauilblc hops delivered at nur ware
house 90 Main street. JACOB a. MITCHELL.
nus -
~NISSOLUTION or PARrNERSlIIP-Thc
Partnership heretofore cNi-tins under the Grm ni
J.& J. Reilly. Is this dny Dissolved 10y mutual consent
iIl hose indebted 10 Sa"l firm either 10y Nuie or book
account will please make immediate payment To J-
scph Reilly VIII" l. duly authorised To settle the bust
ncs, oi the late firm. JOSEPH REILLY,
sep S 1910 JAMES REILLY.
NOTICE.
The undersigned bcgs leave ~ tender his warmcsi
thanks To Ile customers Of tho late firm for their liberal
share of pairpnagc and SolICi;s a continuance Of their
custom n he Is about getting un a new aud complete
STOCK If grcorics sud liquor- which h" will hc happy Ia
Ia ell low Tor cash all kinds of country produce taken
IN exchange for goods. JOS REILLY.
sop 3 NJ. lee Market square.
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M~ECASKkY, PALMFk g. Co,
manufacturers and Importers at
PAPER HANGINGS g. ORDER .
No. l6 -hdrkei street one door ADORE I rOnL
PITT SEURGH. PA.
Rass Tow, and Tanners Scraps tn en- in trade,
NJ the hichrsi prices. iunp 25-2w