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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-11

The "Te Hum Quiss' hold high language. Hear
them through their organ, the Madsonan, speaking
Of the Presidents Fiscal views:
Whether they will be deemed practicable m
useful by the u!iras Of party, remains to be SEEN
We sincerely hope that a favorable adjustment OF
this question may be speedily attained. We arc
quite satisfied that very large majority Of the
American people, are willing TO sacrifice some Of
their favorile opinions for the sake Of rcposc and
stability. We earnestly deprecate a re-enactmen:
OF the painful scenes Of the last summer and
would fam hope that the rod of correction ap-
piled 10 one party IN 1910, and to another pariy
IN lS4l, will be remembered md Appreciated for
saluiary and patriotic ends. On this subject espe.
cIIly, we desire TO see union Of honest men for
the sake Of the country"
THE one party and the other" between them
embracing nearly the entire population Of the
Union, will doubtless make due acknowledgements
for being reminded Of the casiigaton which thew
both have received from the pussant arm OF the
gallant Cnpt. Tyler and his squad, md fear and
trembe at tho rod now held over their heads!
This is pretty language truly to emanste from
the paltTy squad-nOt more contemplate on the
score Of numbers, than that of talents, public ser.
vices and consideration IN the counuy-which, for
sins It were, have been visited upon us rs a
curse. 1t reminds one Of the infatuated language
Of the ancient Nneveh 81 am, and there is none
beside me-" As with this, it came to be inquired
"where did the proud city Of NiDeveh s,and7p so
may it he with the other, which now plumes itself
upon its might and grandeur.
Until that tine shall arrive, the two great parte.
of the country, must submit TO the chastissmert OF
-Dnhilblion, which the universal Tertiums may in
their mercy or justice vouchsafs At present the
million, who voted for Mr. Van Buren,, and the
twelve hundred thousand, who voted for Gen. Hor-
rison, are in state Of allegiance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-11

UNITE D STA les SENATE.
The following Senators appeared to-day in their
seats IN the Senate:
Mr. Dixon and Mr. Simmons, Of Rhode Island.
Mr. Barrow Of Louisiana.
MIR King OF Alabama.
Mr. Miller Of New Jersey.
MIR Choste OF Massachusetts,.
hr Berren of Georgia.
MIR Mertiek of Maryland.
Mr. ARCHER submitted the following joint re-
outiOn;
Rs,olr,d That two ChaplDns, Of different de-
nominations. be elected to Congress during the
present session, by each House, to interchsng
weekly.
The resolution having been considered and a.
reed to
On motion of Mr. HUNTINGTON,
The Senate adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-11

e"'' 70 the Baltimore Patriot from wo,b;,,-
20" says there arc no increasing demon,,r.,;oS,
:" 'a'or OF the currency plan Recommended ~, a.
Executive executive The indications to-day ar. ,h,, -
J't,'y cannot be found to support il. Tn -.
VIII oppose 1t out and out" &c. &c. ''
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND
High Water, this day, a, , o'clock. P. M.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
At City Point, Brig Athens, Jones, from New
turyport, with surdres to Charles Palmer.
Schr Amanda, Traverse, Baltimore, sundries. 10
Williams HeNaU, w Palmer, J 4 G Winston.
Womb, Il Deane, Lvell, Johnston & LyeII. ]
Evans, Lancaster, DENLY & Co.
Schr Felicity, Haw, York River, lumber, to r
Parrish.
Schr Virginil Bryant, below, Wood. 10 Muster.
Schr Santa Maria, Keins, Norfolk. sundries to
G Osborne, Womble & Deane, Szer s Son, and
10 order.
Schr Albion, Bray, Boston, sundrics, to l. d
Crenshaw & Co.
SAILED,
Schr Elizabeth Jane, Philips, Baltimore, coal
Schr Banner StodIar, Mobile, tobacco and iron.
Schr Pioneer, Rhsa, Baltimore, coal and tobacco.
Schr Equator, Gard, Norfolk.
S;hr Armida, Fnsby, Norfolk.
Sehr Lynchourg, Matthias, New York, -four and
tobacco.
Sehr Mary Amelia, Duncan, Fort Moaroe, stone.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-11

The "SbisId" commits a very natural mistake, in
supposlng Mr. Byrd Of Frederick, from his remark,
on the Banks, the other day, to be deeply imJued
with whiggery. The ms,oke was natural, for you
rarely hear Loco talk in that sruin-and until "a.
Gently, we never did. Bot slang against the Banks
will no longer avail, because gentlemen will he 70.
quirsd to carry it out into practice. And this is
what they have no thought Of doing. Hence tho
change Of tone.
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$40 600 Sic 600

Va MonouraIa Lottery, ESfrs Glass No 81 To be de-
crmlnod " te drawing Of ihc Gland Cousoiaed tofts
~. Class u, Tor lti-Tu be drawn Wilmington DcI an
rhufHdsy, Dec sub, lItl grauI Capitals stnO1 ts 0
1000 Gnn, hn0 400, 23 90 prizes " iO6p 6O ofgb Al
u DO 20 ~ 2p etc Tickets onIy aIO, bsIvc. ~. 49,.
iers2 o. Ccrnhcaes Of packages u 10 wholcs sla-
shares n proportion.
10 Drawings sent Immediately amer they src over q,
hl VINO orneT 81 so''s' uoN-2swdSc
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DINNEn NJ Mn- srRvENsnN-

I'-tS 10 order TO facilitate tic arrangement Of
Mr. BoYden, tho subscription list TO the Dinner 10
be given 10 Mr. Stevenson will be closed, this day,
ot u o'clock. Subscribers will receive their tickets
Of Ambulance at the Office Of the Exchange Hotel.
No person will Jo admitted without a ticket Din
ner 5t s o'clock.
Saturday ttfb Drcsp,bcr
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EVENING SESSION.

The Convection met al / o'clock.
Tue Committee OF p reported 4 Recommendation
tor the appointment OF hye Committees. each con-
sls'lug OF seven members 10 take into consideration
the following five SuCIGc;s; and 10 repor, thereon 50
soon as prepared, w:
/. Primary Schools, including the preparation OF
suitable oooSs-procurns an adequate supply ot
competent tcachCrs-tbc appointment Of rroper
agency OF snperIntsndence-Ihe means Of supporting
the Schools, SC.
,. Academies.
3. Colleges.
:. The University Of Virgins.
s. Military Schools
On motion Of MIR Richie, the Convention took q
recess OF an hour, to give the President time 10 an
point the 1--WE Committees
Alter the recess, the following Committees were
announced, m pursuance Of the resolution Of the
Committee Of 81
Con's1H': on Primary SetoOl'-Rev. Benz NJ
Smith, Tucker Coles Root u Scott Rev ! Letter
John Minor, John Syme, Thos. NJ B5ndurant.
Committee on CoEsgss.-NathanIel VenabIs
Dr Lewis w ChamJCIlsynr, Prof J b Hardy
ygl$e Jno u Christian. Jno ii PeytOn, Francis y
watkins, VIM II Clark.
Committee on .lcaGsni.s-Jrdss Jno r Clo,,o,
Abraham w Nena5e. B Thornton. Rev wv,
Mel, VIM Reid, Jr. e, DIV p Brax,On, 8 p Wal
ksr.
nihe Uniresiiy.-Thos Randolph, WIN Kin.
Jno Young, II Tomrr.
On Military SehooiS.-G,n. c. Baldwin. Tbos
Richie, Rev wm ) P.umer, Gen. Edward Watts.
Gen "oodhousc, Henry Erskine, Roser, Thomp.
son.
Rev Mr. Jetsr announced that the Committee TO Sc.
.ect q suitable place for Tie Lecture Of MIR Garpeti
had fixed upon the ist Baptist Church, where the
Lecture would be delivered a. o'clock this FRI
day. evening.
On motion Of Judge CIopon, twas
htSolvsd, That the proceedings ofthe Convention
should be opened with prayer, and the Reverend
gentlemen, members Of the Convention, were re-
9uestcd to make selections from among their num-
Der for this purpose.
On motion Of Mr. 4. w. venab,e, the Con-
venuon adjourned I'LL this morning, 10 o'clock,
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$4,000
drawn numbers out Of Is

w. LcrHhurf T01rry, EEffa Crsa4 No "a To be- dsfer
mined ~ tho drawing of mo graui Consolidated 0fcry
Gl'f7 =. i.t ISL luho drawn NJ WilminEon Del Thurs
lay, t}l Dec 1871 grHui Capitals prize Of e7nnn0
10000 IML H1G - oE-.n IN HnO 1851 1900 1900 ~ o.
l3Ji, lH5n 100 ~ NJ 1000 Tickets $40 halves b
Vunrcrs2 CO.. CcrtGtacB OF pac ksEra oTQb iolcs a1
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LoAfiSe,-Mr, Weller stated in his Mac, :,
the House OF Representatives, ON "Wednesday ,L',
some oil the members had seats, whilst other, hnJ
none at ali, and were merely ioaGng abou, ,bo
HalL-.Hsr. GaI. N' mo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-11

The msdisonian calls the wbigs-"hs FGgy
Whig'" Well, Captain Tyler ' tho "EGgy Prsa.
asnr'-Or, which is the sane thing, the ERgy Of a
President
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POSTSCRIPT.
nv LAsT NIGHTS MAII..

me Northern Mail will, in future, arrive a, half
LSs' O'Clock, M. There will he no Mai,o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-11

e., ,,''r BAGHr is elected to the Sens,.
'V'" ALABAMA, TO succeed c. c. CLAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-11

Mr. KirchsIo submitted the following resolution,
which ON amendment Of Nr DomaD, was adopted.
R,s0irrd, That the Committee Of Roads be In.
sfrucfed 90 enquire into tho cypcdoncy of causing
n survey location and estimates OF cost, for turn.
pike roud by the nearest md best route 10 be mnde
By a competent Engineer, as soon rs existing en-
gagCmguts vii. permit, from CHrksuu,g in ilarri-
son, 20 where the Stanton and Psrksrsburg torn
pike crosses tho Buchanan river, in The County Of
Lewis.
on Mr. Dorman's motion,
RssOUsd, That the Committee on the Pcntcuuary
be instructed To enquire into the e1psdIency Of
making n thorough reform ard change IN the labor
system and management of said institution, 90 as 70
simplify i's operations and reduce ts costs 20 the
public treasury
On motion Of Nr Mclaughlin,
RssoiUsd Tho, he Committee Of Roads be in
stru-teI m inquire into the cEpodIsncy OF construct.
ing o. turnpike road from the town Of HuntersViIo,
n Poc1honias, 20 the Ohio river
On Mr. Uo'IDw1y's motion,
R,selr,d, That The Committee Of Courts Of JUS
tee be instructed 10 inquire into Tho eEpedeucy Of
author zing by law, the sole Of lands belonging Il
the heirs Of Simon Gillespie, Ir. deceased.
o. motion n Mr. Bowdsn,
Res0lUsi That the COMMITTEES o. Courts be in
s,ruotcd 10 inquire into the eIpsde ncy Of alter
| ing The time Of holding tho Spring and Fall quar-
tsry terms Of James Cry Court, 90 that the sam
| shall be hereafter holden on tho I'd Mondays IL
| June and October, instead Of the I'd Mondays II
| May and November.
On motion Of Mr. Brswnsr,
Rssolusd, That the Committee Of Courts Of jus
tee inquire into tho eIpediency following TO gran
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;. &. GREGORY & co. Managers.
Office on Main, % door below corner Of Main and
iilh streets.
BrilianL seh,m., % BE- dral0a Dee.mb.r, I'D.

Va M1naugala Lottery, Clsa q, Tor Isil-To be drawn
8f Alexandria VI Saturday tho I'm Dec, ISL Bril-.
tri rrhrmr slDnn 200, con. iun 1922, ln rrizcs n
l751 ln Of 1870 90 Of 1910 Nv Of so, Lowest prize
ol2 Tickets glu, halves h. uu1ticrH m tcuihc'C9 N
packages OF 70 whole tickets 6l2u-sharcs in proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-11

Va wcusbura Lottery. CHss N, FOR lsil-To BE- dawn
M Aera ria Va on Saturday. The 18Th Dec, 1911 "a.
r5a B .gi 10000 400 100 ~ ~ 1000 5u 81 tO6 90 sC
I'M IlJ Of 700 cfs Tirk0H only SO halves b; quarters
IN Certificates u packages u ~ whoies sian shares
n pfuluuiurs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-11
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

FRIDAY, December 10Th, l-4l.
The various topics Of the Governors Message
we're referred to the appropriate Committees.
PETITIONS
Were presented, bY Mr Jackson, Of citizens ofTy.
ler against removal Of county seat; by Mr. Ramey,
of jacob Baesnt, Praying 10 be divorced from his
wife f. eanor; ny Mr. Marshall Of citizens Of Lu.
nsnburg, for 4 change in The time Of holding their
county courts, by Mr. McCau'ey, Of the heirs OF
John B. Dsysr'o; 10y Mr. Armstrong, Of William
Mcln,rs ard oilers ~ Mr. Clark, OF Charles W
womack, ror % release Of fines imposed by the SUI
rs.Ior court Of HALIFAX; by Mr Moore, OF citizens Of
Cabe,h for 70 division of said county; by Mr. Kennedy
aud Mr. NolCr, Of citizens ofJ,ffsrsJn for increase
ofta upon hawksrs and pedIars; by Mr. Wilson,
Of citizens Of Prince EdwsrI and Buckingham, for
changing the day Of holding county courts from
Mond y n Wednesday; Ivy Mr. Rnmey, Of sundry
Loudoun, Tor tho passage Of on act TO incorporate
aid town.
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ENECUTORsI sAIU

pURsUANT 90 The directions NJ fo sat will a,d tess.
mont 1' Andrew sweeney, decd, we will sell NJ pub.
lr sole, ON We'uosIuv. ir - Hay Of December, 10
" O'Clock tic Lots and Buildings tho late rcslcurc Of
lho decd situated iu The town Uf 5yIuCyyiIc ono rr
from Richmond, on ibg WesIHam Road. TIcrc are fDur
.ctcs Of lsnd attached 90 The House. and four one acre
10 sIIuuIuE.
AIlHls lI5usehoI ana Kitchen furniture. consisting Or
nc usual variety some rny0r, NIys 0afa and ryo straw
OF hogs, COWS and pigs and s1mr tfgusI ur pork ono
horse, one baruurhr gud harness two CARTS end arucs
pnughs h1rr"wa aud gardening utensils, and ono excel
lent gold time pircT
hIs, eight iEsly NEGROEF- consisting Of a conner
NH hand likely boy, accustomed Co.. gardening and
marketing. two elderly young woman and hiTT
inl very s0y muIru gIr, who iHH good house servant
alFo, about nalia rIpe NJ domestic wine, made hy SIR
Iunsa aud SAIL tD be two OF three years old good
art.cIn
TERMS For INC real estate Ifth will be re1uIred In
hig 9nI nc hanrc irireo equal indictments ~ g, 70
ans ~ myulls HgniH aud personal security rsouTrd
and tho tile withheld until tho las pirrieut is made Tho
pcuHUah'c properly wfN hr sold 'or cash.
IDUN PHCHER r
ITO WILLIAMS. k''''"."iH
At nrreuuH .uIrh'TI Co. The E#flfC Of AuItrw sweeney.
l'ed either hy bond or upT1 account earnestly re-
1urai0u fu make IWurIIur payment, and those Havi1u
claims VII hUrU hem iHrGHrd we'll authenticated. thai
provision m1y be made Tor their Adjustment
ds % s0tds THE EXECUTOus
MAKE HEADY-TAKE AIM-FIHE.
IlNI received rer chip Independence 1um England, p
- very splendid assortment OF Uuollua, Pocket an
TravCunr PE'pl4 maniac urci BY The very best work
THOMAS TYRER,
do ~ 1mporfor u Guns, Pis'ols' Sc.
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lDUN A PUCUER. :
IIn MM-IIAAIa
FOR BALTIMORE.

.fVu Tho teuular PACKET FctT OLYMPIA, William
fahH Kirwan nassr having the Freuer part Of her car
N1lZ a. etragod, and viii meet with diFpafch FOr ba
ncr Of freight ~ ~ binds and 30 boxes tobacco 10 com
dell WILLIAM ROwLETT
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uoUsFUOLD IIYETs


At LATHROP & VAN DEURSEN,S.
RDS EYE Diapers, from 25c great bargain to finest
Russia HusEahacs aud other brown and blo,ehod p.s
pcrs .''O' ~
DImask NAPKINS and Table Cloths
= o 90, 1914 aud ~ : Table Dnpets
brown and hlrachri Russia Sheet nrz
> T. 10 AMI " rlma'cy and Irfh 10
iri5h ldnens, hl qualities from D 3 IN g.
10 dn heavy, Errahl1 for pillow cases
Pine Kentucky Linen Cambrics and Lawns
aHs ana others In want Of the above articles, will
dc II LATHRoP VAN DEURsEN,s.
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER FATATR
FOR SALE.
u virtue ~ Decd gt from John IIcth and Mar.
- garc' his wife tp u7 herring date tho IAN August
auI county Court Is August 1893 we shall ON Friday Tic
llh day uf MARCH, i2 AZ % O'clock, upon the premises,
"Hrnsc u alH NJ public auction. the hi1hs bidder that
ya1'hl" Etirc ~ Goughlsnl County, James River,
kunWn a. DOVER containing about 1870 acres ofIand
about go acres ri which 81 river and creek low
grnuHNf not supposed iu rrily by any ho liver
There FDeci this Estate a. We are informed
thpu' CO. hurnolH wheat Tho Canal rast - throuV s
", &C. ans ~ about 1lm"1 above the cry ofRichmond.
vested Boo NJ hy The Decd ofTruH
Terms HNn ca-h TIE balance with interest from DAY
oi sale Tie time Of payment made known in a future all
dec u-s'ds Avs @iURfwrcK. Trustees
SERVANTS FOR HIRE
THE following Servants Tor hire me ensuing wear
fmcn. ono good Carpenter and Cooper
2Woneu. onr excellent Cook
hBIYHand Girls
These are an NJ good character, and ran he
sscn A. &c Richmond House, between Chrisnas snd
New lenrsbay. NJ ~. l.. TUVPIN,
dc III c'2W Administrative.
DOTATOTE AND pEAs-
Il few bbls Mercer iCtstocs
ipbu'hcla BiacEcyed Peas, for sale BY, ,....,
drc9 WIN. ". UARRisON
q q, fn
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WEDNESDAY,, DEcEnurK 8, IsII.

ooNGREss or run UNIrKD srATks.
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HJ- Blank BI0ks manufactured IN any given pattern
and every variety ~ Binding executed in tho uost man.
lie
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RICHMOND WING.

PUBLISHED DAILY AND sEMI-wEEkLY,
IN ALIEN. NOSELES.
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~c'ni- per annuin.
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No Ruwcr's Comedy Of MONEY. lie I'm Active mr.,
paTatipn and will be pToduc ed iume diateIy =
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" m-.,ls w. ws,rtvrcK TrnsIces.


Il A few bblE Mercer Tcfatocs
iDbusheB BlacEcyed Peas, Tor sale hy
ircg wM. M'HARWtsON
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~ B0Ncs-Ist and - Tier Is cents; Pit 80 cenrs.I,
and p Galleries "a cts., C5ourod DO p cts. de- n
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RICHMOND THEATRE.

u1- Parties will obIge the Mnnnrcnent A., ,,,i,,;r =.
SsGi' previously engaged az Boz Qdee 's
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Dyspepsia! Dysp epsia
October 81, 1910.

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the heart, dizziness and dimness of the sight dis
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Full and explicit directions accompany the above
medicine. Likewise pamphlet which describes
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Nov 7ls40. as
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CERTIFICATES.

certify that have, by way Of experiment, used
she Hygean, and most of the various kinds OF Pills
in my practice which have borne the highest repute
in the public estimation, that have been offered for
sale in this vicinity for the last five years, including
those called the Resurrection or Persian Pills; and
the public may rest assured that none among the
whole catalogue has answered better purpose, as
mn easy and effectual remedy, than the Resurrection
or Persian Pills, in most cases of disease.
CnARLEs BAcKus, M. D.
Rochester, N. Y. Sept. 81, 1887.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-27
To The Directors Of Cannon Schools IN
Columbia County.

Columbia County.
GESTLrmEx:-Thc following statement is made
IN accordance with the School Law passed in 1856.
The amount of tax every district must levy to en-
title itself to the share Of State Appropriation, is
sum equal TO at least SIXTY CENTS for every
taxable nhabitant in the district, according to the
last triennial enumeration made in the spring OF
1899. A list of taxabes in each district is hereto
annexed.
Districts that have already accepted the Common
Cchool System, and received their share OF The APP
preparation for former years, will on levying the
proper amount of tax be entitled under existing
laws TO receive for the school year 1912, wi ich
commences on the first Monday of next June, ONE
DOLLAR for every taxable.
Districts which have not received any part oil
the appropriation of former years, but which &C
cept the system FOR THE FIRST TINE, at
the annual election in March next, and levy the
proper smount of tx, will under existing laws re.
ceve 81 40 for every taxable in the district, in
1885, and So 90 for every taxable in 1889, accord
ing 10 the annexed list. These sums by aresolu-
ton passed April 18th, ls40, will remain in the
State Treasury for the use Of non-acceptng diS-
tricts, until the first of November, ls4l, and no
longer.
Number of Taxable inhabitants in The
several School districts of the county,
according 10 tile enunerations Of 1885
| md 1899,
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Horses, SulIGies, Gigs,
WAGONS, AND SLEIGHS,

which he will feel gra6ed to keep in readiness for
the accommodation of customers.
He has also made arrangements for carrying pas
sengcrs from Bloomsburg to Muncy, and from
Bloomsburg to Buckaews on the Owego turnpike.
Leaves Bloomsbury for Muncy every Saturday
at o'clock in the morning and arrive at Muncy
the same evening Leave Muncy every Saturday
morning at o'clock and arrive at Bloomsburg the
same evening.
Leaves Blocmsburg every Wednesday morning
for Buckalews and return the same day.
Personal application can he made at his residence,
when every means will be used to render entire sat
isfaction to those who may give him call.
NOAH S. PRENTIS
Bloomburg, March 2s, ls4e. 46.
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RHEUM MATESNH
Entirely cured by the use Of DR.. o. p.
Harhchs Compound Strengthening and
German .Aperienk Pills.

German .Aperient Pills.
Mr.. Solomon Wilson, Of Chester County Pa,
afflicted for two years with the above distressing dis
ease of which he had to use his cruches for eighteen
months, his symptoms were excruciang pain in
all his joints, especially in his hips shoulders and
ankles, pain increasing towards evening, attended
with heat. Mr.. Wilson, was at one time not able
to move his limbs on account of the pain being SO
great he being advised by friend of his to procure
DIR. Harlichs Pills for which he sent to the agent in
West Chester, and procure some; on using the med
icine the third day, the PAIN disappeared and his
strength increasing fast, and in three weeks
bic to attend to his business, which he had not done
for eighteen months; for the benefit of others alic
ted, he wishes these lines published that they may
be relieved and again enjoy the pleasures of healthy
life For sale at
Tobias Health Emporium Bloomsbury.
Nov. 7, 1910. 2S.