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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-05-27

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. NNtes N'sNtS .Jcs
The Editor Of the New York Express
was on rrceni visit 10 this city. and
whilst here look occasion 10 make sun
dry observations. which he has thrown
into the columns Of his paper. We CO.
~ them. without subscribing 10 all his
conclusions. that our readers may see
what strangers say about matters aud
things in general 10 the Old Dnminion
Our contemporary Of tie Enquirer is lie
hero of lie tale, and lnams Ike a very
German devil upnn the canvass. Had
The German features been omitted. the
likeness had been more true 10 nature.
But as IL, there are some striking points
nl resemblance.
The Enquirer's influence in Eastern
Virginia. hoaeser, is greatly rxaggerai.
al. The Time has been when The represen.
iaiion was mol Ear from The fsei-bul thai
time has passed loreter. The Editor i.
no longer omnipolrni below the Noun
iains-here Wing ascendency is decides
the Wing msjnri,y ranging from 250l
10 1900. Ills power is now confnedl
narrow Limits beyond The Mountains
10 the Tenlh l.egIOn-among a populs
tim who do not read much. buI who sufIe
themselves 10 be led by demagogues o
" Old Toms" training.
Without farther preface. We subjoiI
The arucle from The Express.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-05-27
From the New York Express.
A Trip 10 Richm0nd--0ld
Virginia.

On sunday evening Oi bright day,
the trascller who comes into Richmond
from the East on the rail road line. " i'll see
lille or nothing by The way side bot a
cloud OF darkies-thick Tipped. pea,ly
tee,l,ed, well clad. ehalerlng. happy dark
les.
Are there none bu, black people
herer" .Has there been an insured.
iiohw Are The whites all cut of ?"
said new, fresh. green eompagnon dl,
uoyage--for only darkness met our eyes,
'hIs Sunday being the gala Of The dark
les, who ,hrong the streets with open
mouths; whereas the whites within doors
have outward an aris,ocratic Sabbath.
The whole city, that is. all the blacks
within il, seemed turned out To welcome
IN Ike passengers Of the rail road cars.
The sudden change that steam thus brings
nnw days from The white faces of the
North 10 the numerous black oncs ol The
South. imprcsses one more forcibly than
ever, because It comts Upon one 81
quick.
THE TWENTY.sECoND OF FEBRUARY
Virginia has been fortunate. indeed, in
her great men, ltis glory enough to have
produced Washington; and fell my.
self fortunate in be;rg at the Capitol on
this the anniversary Of the birthday Of
the father cf his country. The Legisla-
ture paid the day the respect Of All al.
j"Grnment over. The shops in the sf'
lernoon we're generally closed. There
was a common cessation from business,
aud general frstivi,y. perhaps quicken
ed by The presence Of Gen. HARRISON, and
the ceremony Of presenting nine swords
to officers OF the Army and Navy who
distinguished themselves in The laie war.
GOV. GILMER OF VIRGINIA.
The presiding genius of the 22d. in
the presentation Of the swords, and in
other ceremonies. was Mr.. Gilmer. The
Governor Of the state, who is chosen for
three wears by The legislature. and furnish
ed with an elegant mansion. in beauti-
ful situation. and well enough furnished
with a good salary also added lhereun
to. so that he can live like gentleman,
Gov. GlImer is but quite young man
vet. have seen but one annual mes.
sage from the Governor Of Virginia since
have come upon the stage OF observation,
any way national, or in many ways useful.
and that was the most excellent and able
message of Gov. Gilmer at the opening
of The Legislature Of Virginia this year. II
indicated points Of character which II he
lives up to. will make him anon one Of
the first. il not the first, man in Virginia,
for i, mingled with enthusiasm and elo
ouence the practical and rational wisdom
of school not over.common among the
men where he has been reared. In his
controversy, too, With Gov. Seward on
The fugi,ives from justice. it seems to
me also he managed his case with gIeal
ability; perhaps. i, may be, because
think him right and Gov. Seward wrong
His speech, however. this the 22d. nPor
the presentation Of The swords, was all I
aourish 10 no, the best taste even Of ihs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-05-27

Fro a The amariean Farmer.
SILK CULTURE.

IMPORTANT DIscovERY-rHE NuscAEDINc
N AMERICA.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-05-27

gave uirness 10 him. Because he deli.
seIed The penr that e'isd. aud he isIhsT-
less. and him that bad none 10 hip b N.
Tie blsssing II him lhsl was ready 10
Perish came mon MN. and he caused he
widow's hear 70 sing Coz joy. he Vas
eyes 10 The blind. and leel 10 he lame.
lie uas . isslasr 10 ihr poor. and The
cause that he knew n0l ne sesrrhed oul. .
JOB xix. lI-l6.
THIS application Of Scripture aIIl meet
ailh hearty response among lh0usands
sho best knes his worth; and yel he re
proved their fullies and lebuked their
sins.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05
RI this Mornings Sontlcta Vail.
Correspondence Of Tue rntuaS
w,sprseros. Sam dl,. ju


W,stsercs Satu-dl,. July a. lcIt
l. IN. >,n,rc today Mr. LtsS -aerci rcsolaiion rela-
TIVE 10 the bullion trade Of the IVES, with Mexico he
spoke AZ some length and did no, conclude and the resor-
tor was laid over and with ina, of Mr.. BucHAYAN relative
IA removal. from Office W L occupy for some time the
r=ornng hour.
Mr. BAYARp ofersd resouti H. HIGH was adopted ar
mounting seet committee OF members. take into con-
sheraton the vote the Senate relative to the aa'''n'
-anor,sr 10 the oof of the Chamber Bfe Temarhs were
n,ade by Me,<rs B,YARD and WALKER, which latter ger"
tleran referred TO the misrepresentation OF the proceedings
81 the Senate b. let.sr and staes M Dee' '
rect reports would be furnished "nui corps %
tiers were employed by government;
Mr.. Clay referred to report which had been placed IN
his hands given in Washington paper which ne ''aF''H
eyer read rnepre<entns him and the Senator IL ON Ni
rhuserr. Mr. Chontel the conversation between 'h'"
Yesterday and stating the facts OF the case hy way OF cor
c,ion He regretted any excitcnen, that had tskon place
in the debate and expressed his pleasure that the disagree
rnen Of the two Senators from Virginia Mes'rS Ryrs ana
Archer had been settled
Afessr. ARCHER and RlvFs scverally mads explanations
expressing their regret a, what hal occurred and Thew de-
sire thnt it should again happen.
tn. Bank Bill was the. taken mp, and Mr. B,YARn spoke
at some length concidng substantially with the amendment
of M Rurs noa pending. and offering 't2h' verbal
amendment.
Mr. HpSrlSeToy opposed the amendment
The Senate then went Executive Session al''r Which
II adjourned till Tuesday.
It is understood that the following appointment were con-
General wr~r1rrp b. General I'M i~f of the
United State, Army.
Jrpag Hrs1MGroS. ot Indiana, Commissioner OF the
General Land Office vice J. WhtcoHb. r'm">ed
P FrSpurt s. District Attorney lon tins 'isu7'i'
yicc + :. Key
These arc all good appointments
The IIose were engaged iha consideration Of he dis
trbuon ard pre-enlpten bill during the day MesSrs. IA
PERSIAN. McKgo> and DAVIS, Of = opposed th' ban
and Nj CSpERwoon advocated IL
The House adjourned Monday. ARGUS
% The Cincinnati Republican that the arch OF the
vault that had been constructed receive the remains OF
General Harrison the late residence ot the deceased
tel in bady inurins one o the workmrn.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05
DoINGS IN CONGRESS


In the SENATE after farther discussion by MesSs. Pierce
and Linn the resolution of Mr. Buchanan relative
walls from Office laid over.
The special order of the day the bill Incorporate Fi
col Agent, ,e. came ur and
Mr.. CnoArE Of Mass. in brief and orcbe speech sup
ported the amendment offered by Mr. Rves His chief
son for this was that the BILL originally reported could
not pass and the interests of the country absolutely demand
ed Bank of kind
After few remarks from Mr. CLAY and brief eiondsr
BY Mr. CHoArr, Mr.. SIMMONS of r. spoke laver of the
BILL and Mr. ARCHER at length against The amendment OF
Mr. Rlvss. MIR. X. reeiacd, and Mr. MrRRicT Of Md.
took the floor when the Senate adjourned To o'clock
IL the HOUSE Mr.. PIcKENs of S c. made long speech IN
reply to Mr. w Cost Johnson the Land Distribution and
Presumption Bill Mr.. WISTHRor of Mass. spok" for three
quarters of hour in favor of the BILL and Mr. COOPER o
Pa replied with great fsce the speech Of h' colleague
MIR. c. Brown yindicatug the Executive appointments II
Pennsylvania. and defending the character OF individual,
whom Mr.. B, had attacked He went or to support tn
bill. and when he had closed Mr. DEAS OF Ohio and MI
HARERsRAM of Ga both spoke against 1.-THE latter to III
hour Of adjournment,
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

The NATIONAL AsSWERsARY.-Ihe period 10 be OIL
served great nations high holiday has again downed
ppou US and before this paragraph meets the eyes OF our
readers they will have made their preparations Tor sharing II
ito celebration II high and holy Anniversary and IN
the spirit Of high and holy patriotism should be Observed
Ii oos to mind triumph Of personal ambironro proud
exploit of empty valor: great epoch IN
the history Of human progress and the emotions winch lis
laundering cannon awake within the Purest
and Dsbs., Of our nature The personal dignity Of Man
bis night to segovernmen and his duyto resist oppression
were GER forth clearly in the deeds which give fame
that the world shall and feel their force tocTer he
cspine sophstries Of kngy wisdom were thrown to the
Winds the maiclad egions Of royal power were swept
swsy from the earth by the might Of this great sovereign
truhthat Man knows ruler but God aud the Law snd
that them alone does he allegiance This day, say.
John Adams, whose great Is associated with H.
recurrence ought be commcmorated the day Of dey-
.rsnce BY solemn Of devotion Almighty God Il,
ought be soelnnzed with pomls shows gangs. sports
guns bells bonres and ilurnnatos from end Of The
conti.ent to the sther this doy forwa I'd forever
Thus let it be observed and hereafter Bo, let
nothing be mingled with civilizations that would 7ul their
purity or bring disgrace upon the country in whose ndepen
deoce and prosperity glory Let feeling OF respectful
for thos" Fathers. who planted this tree OF
Liberty and wattrrd lis with their blood mnge whal
triumphs and lead chnste and solemn aspect the
Incidents Of the OCCASION Let beasy drunkenness the
badge Of the lowest and degraded !nvc approach with
its foul presence the altar which lay rumphol
gs let the blashemous sound of profanity mnge not with
our shouts oy the OF tu; and wicked excess
which have heretofore dis graced city, have place
among The spirit in which would have this day cele-
braCd is one of full and harty and exua,ion
we would not Danish from the heart any dwccr
city single feeling of bounding JOY, or take from his hands
single source pleasures but world have The
obscryances of the day powerful in their influence not for
evil but for highest and most pernanca; good Let all
our friends go FORTH them their and peud
tho day mirh and oy bat let no act OF roous excess
of disorder or careless Indifference the welfare of those
around u.s. disturb quiet when the day spent let only
feeling of higher and determined effort the support
Of law and in the maintenance of social order take posses
s;sn Of our hearts, Thus shall the occasion be profitable in
its observance, and pleasant in the recollection, which will
hereafter arise
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05
Pas.enser. in the Britannia.

From LirerPoo ScstoaMrs BoheR
Mss C0olsge Miss Owen. Mis- Berie, Robertson, Suzen,
BROOKE CrPpau, Wilton CohdCs Ballad Benin
ssr hen'sen Biaachard liRdekoper Churchill Won Lieut.
f'nAney tSN VIZ Bottomley IL Bradbury " Ii Livcsuose
Todd Stoddard E Mock, DarInc " Mana II JegAm.
NnareS Mr. sohen and Durand La,imer' Coolidge
Nonani oeeaTG Jafray Large Sohaamer, Ms StodaId.
For HG0<-M forsyh. lady ard children; Miss Clark
Miss rsinug and infant II Bridge. Capt Drew Wynvad
Col Butler, Capt West
drsu Miss Holman Robinson Bosg. Mr. Deauet II gosg,
kr Walsh.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05
AppoEy rMENrs BY THE PRESIDENT.
b. and Nth The adrice end eorsea. Of he senate

3 and l-itt ne adri'f aHa 6oHsfHi . iae Seaais
JOSEPH Eve charge aH.res Texas IsAsc RASD JACK
o., charge aiares Denmark " .IrER FORWARD hFst
comptroller OF the treasury United STATES ELISHA
rr1EsEY auditor the treasury Tor the pos oHce OF the
United States PATTI RossE6Sof, superintendent Of the
branch mint Al Dahloneea N The STATE OF Georgia.
Of6ers Of the eEstona..
Colectors.-JEREMIAH BReoKs, at York. Name; Jo-
sEPH THOMPSON. at Fairfield Conn
Surrey0rs-WM. J. EDELES, at L!ewe..ensoarg. Nd.
GILES Z HAlIAM al StonagtoH, Conn.
.4ppratser-RoRgEI ". WELLNAS al Nes. Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05
From the National inelhgeucer.
NATIONAL BANKRUPT LAW

The Speaker laid before the House a Message frer tn
President OF the United States enclosing memorial from
the citizens OF Ne" York praying thc passage OF banrY
law The memorial was signed by 3.0oa persons. Tie
message was read, and is in the following words =:
To TIC House If Representative Of The toied States
The accompanying memorial passage Of the
bankrupt law. signed ncuy three thousand Of the uhnh
ssnts OF the city OF New York has been forwarded
attended BY request that world submit il TO The
alteration of Congress. cannot waive compliance with
request urged upon me by so large and respectable number
ofmy telowcitzens Isata bankrup, law carefully guarded
against fraudulent practices and embracing As far pracyi-
cable. all classes Of socie,he failure do which a here,
tofore constituted prominent obcctian 10 the measure
would afford extensive rehci do not doubt The distress
iuciden, TO the arrangements of Years past ina. visited
large numbers OF eowciti1ens wiki hopeless Insolvency
whose energies both mental and physical by reason of Tho
load of debt pressing upon them LOST the country
Whether Congress shall dean proper upon the
consideration OF this subject present extraordinary
son it viii doubtless wisely determine. have fulfilled mr.
duty the meorias in submitting their petition
confederation. JonN TYLsz.
Hasasagton. Jxae 80 ISL.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

Ps'soS sgArsrscs.-During the past week, ending on
Saturday morning last there received into tho Cir!
Fr'soa ~ white 30 white women IS black and 10
hiseS ~omen-'o'al received lls During the lime
hsFs ware discharged ~ white men. % white women 20
1.aea he" ana 10 black woHen-total discharged 49,
lsed. one white man Remaining prison so white men
rsmsiang in prison. '
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

Hare June llarc the lith inst tn" Coiicl market
abou, position before Tn" sales Effected that
ed .0 bal Louisiana ~ 10 soft
6l Mobile al 96 IL ecrt ~! ~ sr aud 10 todss
In Coffee nothing worth done The irafsae
Colonial Sugar composed OF hht lie OF 81
for good mddng Ia ali Beuea! Indigo
ins
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

aa.sd Agsn Tho Tribune in Saratoga Rhin.beck Pee
ku Whitehall, n Y Apply " ti DAeeeRs, IL the publ
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05
t He TR IB I \ E.
u For two columns Of General Intelligence see
Eirpf Page.

~ Por steamboat Excavations, Fireworks, &C.
to-day, Gee last column OF first Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

~ The Pos, oce in sur City open y o'clock sSH morn
- ard slo.s az Io O'Clock " The Mails close at eoeA
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

Il the Temperance Celebration @" the i'' OIL ''y'
,sil line sil he formed at halfpa.r ocioc, ~ m Grand
street.-The rich, on udlow-couutcrmarr down onduectuf
Bowcry to Rlcrcker through Bcrccr Carmoe through c'
to Hudson doa hudson Csaal through ana 'aay down
Broadway o the Tabernacle
ORDER OF ENERCISES(In the Tabernacle
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. ANDREW
Ode by the Choir.
Reading of the Declaration OF independence 10y lnd.s VI No
Hail Columbia. by the Band.
Collection. AIR by the Band.
Grafton by Hon. BESJNNlN f. BrriEs.
Ode by the Choir
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

" FOR a carefully corrected Bank Note "''
see ust Pugc. Also Letter from SPAIN
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

Loss OF SrEAMBoAT.-:An Extra of the Nashville Wing
informs that the steamboat GAINESVILLE for that port ran
against nag the Mississippi ind sunk instantly in deep
water The boat and cargo total loss The passen-
gers and crew. except negro dcck-hand supposed 10 be
drowned were saved Mos, of them foated the upper
cabin some eighteen miles. The boa, insured to the
amour, of $4,000 The cargo consisted chiefly of Groce
rie>.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

y Oralion-Fifiii of } ui.t AT "Aslil..rIo ~ ha'>L
The Committee Of irsngeu secured the Washington h
Saloon Broadsay Readeres' where s B5o
OF Boston will deliver the P Monday, the b Ihs
Saloon - he mos: spacou, and elegant IL tie furnished WIZ
seats aud will accommodate very large audience.
Ne eckets of admiration will be required M
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

THESHr CHAntEs.-The news from Charleston, clearing
up the mystery hanging the abandonment Of the Charles
reached NewOrcans The 25th The Bulletin says that
they had seldom general burst OF indignant feel
ing than was exhibited against the conduct of Capt G'rha
in abandoning his vessel Had he left few lines on his
slate he would have saved great deal OF intense anxiety
the friends of the passengers say nothing of The heavy
expense fitting many vessels search for the sup
posed pirates. They advise him visit New-Oreans
very soon
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

u Richarl H. Dana Jr Esq author Of Two Yrars be
fore the Mast ms work in press called The Seamen
go
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

l. STATE. CouRr-EranlinoAon- Saturday, Thomas
vousy been for assault; and battery N sabbng
Lou, Knapp the chief with intent TO Kill him on the late
aon before Judge Bets ,veu the and proofs
strong and clear against prisoner that he ordered md
bail in $500 and in default committee to prison in TO
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

CELEBRATIONS pAr.-Thc Temperance crle' 'i''o"
,e Tabernacle PROCESSION tofocu IN frapl - Inc >l0-
de- Sehc9l Celebration Williamsburg With INNER one At
Or Paton (ir.sbs,ers4nl and The Bleecker lniTef-
sa,t) Church. NJ. Bto~nsoa Grafton al Washington
Hall; the Corporation Fireworks the e'cnns-'hese
are the pr ncipal ob-er-ances IN the city today ne
inviting Exclusions 10 Rockand Lake and the Ere Railroad
TO Long Branch Flushing NewBrunswick, around Staten
Island &c with the attractions PCT ioirh oy the
several Public Gardens vii be by recurrence to the adj
...-.:.ar,. M. in liz .,arer
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

y Two men in custody al Harrisburgh, Pa one Of
whom is said to have confessed the murder OF Mr. Crt,
mentioned not long since The confined at Baltimore
on the charge, would therefore ta be innocent
We presume however, they viii be liberty until
the affair j. fully investigated.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

% The CINCINNATI Republican states that the arch OF the
vault that had been constructed receive the remains OF
General Harrison near the late residence ot the deceased
fcll in. badly inwins one @ the worNmrn
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

~ The Anniversary of the victory of the Palmetto Fort
over the oatng batteries of Great Britain celebrated
al Charleston S c. on the 28th of June by appro PIRATE
ceremonies
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

This Day osi1g universally celebrated as the
vsrse-y Of Nations Independence, we SHALL IN oro
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
ID Il II Id

AT Po,tsvlc. on Saturday last the 25lh ult.
ROBERT MON TGOMERY GRANT, aged
about 25 years.
Ia the death Of this cs,imable young man his
friends, and more particularly his relations, have
been deprived Of one who was all kindness and a
mother of an aft ciionate and dutfu son. But q
sbor, time since his prospects bright in the
anticipation Of the future, the fail,y Of our ma
ture will permit US to entertain-but disease had
marked him for its victim, and the rose of health
soon wi hered beneath its blasting influence, and
consigned this much lamented young man to an
early grave respected and beloved by all who knew
him:
Welcome and beautiful nrt thou. o Death,
To one whose ie's been spent in doing good
Thou comest gently TO the good mans couch,
To loose the tie which binds hun to the Garth,
And bear his s. irit homeward on thy wings;
Oft is thy form with awful tcrrors clad
To HIM thou art auayed in robes of light,
And in thy face his sinking eye beholds
An angels lincaments, and on thy brow,
A seral his holy smile" M.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
TO THE COMMUNITY.

TIE success which his attended the use ST o
ItEAchS German AperteH. and Canp0,i,,
strengthening Tonic Pts, Is truly astonishing.
Is no VAN boast TO say this medicine has uroyed
It's happy 'hc cts IN the cure OF va,hty Of diseas
TO Which the human frame is liahs. b. vastly S,
pehor TO the many Preparations before the publ
Many OF these pIep IIations aIe compounded by i,
di'iduais who ar positively ignorant Of the myst
Hes vt the huran system, and mere preiendcIs
medical knowhd dSs DR.. Hsrlich however, is ces
hfaied among The German faculty as a man of 4
highest sccnthc attainment, sud equally disti
Guished throughout Europe, as a successful medic
pfactuioneI spent IN 81 OF the yIaIs OF n useful II
IN ne aqusitIon of such knowledge as might pro
hene hchl to hs fellow cesiuISs. in The pills wh;c
he in'rntel, and which bear his name. the pub
arc assured of an article that possesses Ia re tha
ordinary ,iIluos. From The acknowledged lalsq
Of This inventor, nothing less than good. artr
could DO expected and the experience II ma
Yeas has sffJrded demonstration Of the virtues
his medcice. Ia Germany and ctker par.s Of
rope, its Iutaton is establ shed. In This count
into which Il has but been recenily introduced il
r'pdiy gaining the most substantial reputation. T.
numsIous Cert hc3tes of cues Of the most ohstinu
due ses iieced by the use Of Harliehs Pills, VIII,
the pfopn Tor is constantly receiving, Is proof of
TACT. Day alter DAY lie Iceeives new teslinoa.A
oil ther eth 'ioy, and week after week increases q
demand for them This is not msfe assertion; il
numeIab.e certificates are open Tor the inspection
the puhhc, and the doubts Of any who are skepsc.
can lie removed b examining then-st he office
the proprietor
We take the liberty, then, of suggesting to ever
family, that Ihey make OF Dr. hariich's PHI
lie, tn,m keep supply constantly on hand. TO
usd when occasion demands and they will recei
the most uncq 4ivocal proofs cf nIil''y.-Me3lo
D.fHer.
Principal otiice for the United States, No.
North Eighih rect, Philadelphia.
Western Dspl. Mall ST. Clair street, PIT
hureh> HENRY lOXfHEIMER,
oc'o'rr a. $40 O., :: -4sen<,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
Certificates OF Agency.

THE following are the duly apr onted a.erts
their respective counties for the sale Of Brandrehs
Vegetable Universal Pills.
Norhumbeilar county: Niiton-Msckev 81
Oh mbetn. Sunhury-H b. Masser. M r;c,a.
vc-Godd S, Green & Walls. Georgetown-F
MIjIIngsr & Co.
Union county: Lewisburc-W lis & Gedles
ffi.nburg g-PclIm & Becky. New Berlin
hn NJ. Benier. Seinsgrove-Eyie & Co. Mid
debLrg--Isaac Snith.
lycoming county: Williamspor'-John Smith.
Newbery-M. & J. c. Funston. Muocy-W. A.
Pelrican. Jersey Shnfe--James II. II Iburn.
Columbia county: ID ,nville-T. & e. R. Re,
nodf. Ca'taw iSsa-C. A. Brobts. Berw ck-SEu.
SInbury, Sept. 0, lsdO,