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W.T. i sr returns H. thanks his customers
and invites an n~c IA want o furniture n can ~ le
ola stand oi Tucker Weaver ON Washington nearly
the state Bank where lac always ready accommodate ga l
may cu upon m Win any ace m his line a
B-lle VIII lls attend making Collins.
ietrse
tIis line from both aud county 90 promptly attended
ij-f NiIJlAt'E WEAVER
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There can be no more honorable cert icate than
removal from oiice by John iyler to make room
icr loco ioco.- hroAicie.
Yet there IS not Of the men who thus get their
= honorable discharge bat climbed Office b.
the prescription ct Democrat. The poisoned cha
Ice IL thus Commended t. their lips.
GIVE them plenty OF such certificates Captain
Fyler.-Ca Eng.
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ROOFS sNsS SEsse1,S 6'5sE. E'.E
FRI ADAM kNoDil. uon'd infani itie public gen
e orally that he has commenced hu-insss his
uld 4 b kna.ir-
E.9-y7 <8S Brow nine Hotel anani' here h
LEX has on hand tine of llif~' and gentle
49, meas boots aud >iisf- hpil and and
where lac prepared all order
aud the -iutr~t
p :. a>oumento of Indies ae hi - np and wal,
shoes baud Al work
FIN rrSt
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NOTICE.

'E'IlE annual Of e khode~ of ibe Ban Indian
apoI o the Bank Indiana. VIII he held at HE Bank
House the first Monday of November oock VI.
held choice OF dfec
of on %
Odobef 3. lsia ~ r. I. MORRIS. Cashier
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- CCE~SOR To JOHN JONEr-~fk l,trapI No
- Nonh Fh Sre, Philadelphia. .lerno ~lnl~ e'sned and
PRINCES ,ued inthe best sewing silks sei packed
y B.)ulrls ifon Merchants Families and others plnciulig
attended, Cloth aud ,Tnen> r ans "a f
Also Pc Nc Gloves d "a and dressed 90 se SIX aut
other fppi~
l.. uEDDERLi, Agent ~ indianapolis. i-il
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SI.4i2.4s 80

" has they have r,ior,ued end retfenchcd he
Government cut 81 lllon and haif of dollars
The lHiellgencer Of YESTERDAY does not Lint in
fTemotest manner, GO tnis tii o costs bui enters
much more into detali into the srevfce rendered
and compares the t'ur ail results 81 the late long
session viii that 81 Sir. Adan,ss Administration.
thus:
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indianapolis Clothing Storc.
IsEAs AEIlN nIs-s

FEE Ss5f,Sk&s. .s,.S .'rDf<F'.
rENIlC likely la o. tfteei o. elise i'cfuri
Interruptions then il~ hs tte people sl.i-
inquiries a nt subscriber be- ~ ranf peri te-td ~nf l- r
He therefore nie iir font or ms old establishment Ii
white ~lrrc~ IhsN d be- e'"i d-i-o s ., 8" ID Itii -
"
loves p''''' s@ = uuopretY.
A GssFs.
thanks t iae Ierai p,rr.uiae iirr
winch Offered for sale reduced tice- t ready ainoas
" lpund
pIckle'.>d l.. T.. inilrli s AMI \ %. Isl.
Iobtrcls y O., white havana and i.'i s"a1f-,
btrrri~ iiou~c Mnia~~,~- .. lies. I.aad,
lbs rotacco, t>-ofi'd. lal us Roe,
- " cigars. saroas quirrS 3 KEGS pun'ul's rcwi,
hls> ~hd. 3ttlh~- Sale.Afa>. lis. Niadder
Cnplrrt.. ! 30 iu~. Aai.n, li,-. t.in-cr-
- Indis', 90 h'N,s ciniie~. o. h'-~ H,i-,
Muscdt Wine, blu,l~ NinrslI.
haNes ~.rlp, Crlte tgneel- A.alc,
2ool yards ~hliInc~, ! % In COTTON Yarn,
100 picccs aicoe-, 10 doz Palm si~.
aud V'oy f'her scoi Viii s'e good bargains for good
Indianapolis Apra ,, 1872. fi-y JUSTIN SMITH
DD1-F So .ssss.f'.
rUNHAr nEDDEEIi sells ai Kinds at Gce ipn
orally supposed lie has been en-, ri 20 lowe bis
custom l>ed sfu,f.-
lie concluded To heep"n >i LONGER "a id price
anticipation o "a ftf ia
cheap forget 600 M
passes 'uner.ss. 81
'Ei.c NJ lean gsi a sOfic . =. e.
nAN VI established depository oi their publications. 90 III
ep,-, and arrangements i''"i been made "', it~-'
Iii gsI.S - az !Fftsl.
offered Tor sale 90 C,rpt Hic ~-r Township
Associations indis i'l, At n- ssrs~ 'A rr 90 "a, noe
81 --1'tSis OIL.
rhefen Is u The Gr ga the 'ine roni'- are ier ''i
s y, r' s,s 49,, ,, 49,, y, .l,.'1 - ~ i,a.,a,,
iue. and dey>ns r supply u-t'rA @ lie ltnis nu "a
"""' A. ,c -. .,.f -.,,..
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LIST OF LETTERS.

ID EyIAINING in the Post Office Indianapolis Indiana
IL October !, 1872.
Persons calling for these Letters vii
please say Adv E:fsEESacED.
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..--.s-.- Si-st.ta E.sse-.cc OF E.o.I-
e. gs AN.
.''< 90 T. Iia'- N't,.i,dt sff, btsah O, TOM
= III - Htti iiil.-- s..rir s-I4tlf o. Han ~,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
lard Oil ana Candles.

q
all olber modes of manufacture of Ild o. Steaiine
Chemical WAY Candies, with Tie rag uwgr0rcnt + de
Ia locate IN The Wet.
An, bng 10 avail themselves Of his services kn"wlet
add,e>s, poi Pef J. c. care Of Hon j. w Allen, Cevel'
OHIO. li-6,
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William D. Little, Surveyor, Portsmouth, y.
vice Samuel Hall, hose commission has expired
RICHMOND. THURSDAY. FEB. 3, 1872.
Rnmors from H0sai"yi'

There are some interesting specuations aioat Al he
Metropolis.
Il is said, that Mr.. Clay intends to retire from hr
Senate Of tile IT, S. in few days-certainly IN t,nr
for the Legislature Of Kentucky to appoint his success
lis said, that Mr.. Crittenden will be hat successor
but whoe yer it be that he will be morally compelled
by tie strong opposition Of the People and the lrgI
ture Of Kentucky the Bankrupt law 10 vote i.r 4
repeal.
II is believed that the Bankrupt law will be repealed
or postponed during the present Session of Congress
Mr. Clay is said 10 be in bad spirits. lie prot
to say that the country IS goneas il Inc Wings a.
not pledge themselves, in case they were pas"ti n
power, TO give relief and restore our prosrerliy:ati
as if Mr.. Clay and his friends did not enjoy I'll.
sweep of authority during the Extra Session, wh IT,
exception of Bank-that is, Bankrupt law, a's:l.
button of the proceeds Of the public lanGs--lpi.,
debts taxation every thing except the Bank Aforesaid
And what is the RESULT The Bankrupt las vii IL
probably postponed-and that important link in Their
the other links in the series may be compelled 70 giye
way.
Speculation is busy about the fate Of the Fiaaccr
Scheme but thick mystery still hogers H. u 4
said to be the opinion of Of the distinguished
Wings that nothing will be done with tie present
session. But il Is the opinion Of some Observers, Aa'
parts of it WI be retained, and species Of system
made ont, paftaking, in degree, Of the chaTac-
Ter of the independent Treasury with Treasury Notes
10 relieve the wants OF the Government, aud Trea.
surv Drafts, to draw from point t. point, 10 ay the pull
lie creditors.
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sbor, but inst euognm the deceased member ana
onoea n series of resolutions, the usual honors 10
his memory. ,Lo -,
,n;n,ed n committee 10 superlntend The iuhefa' a'u "
,,s adjourned without doing any further business.
u0IisE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Ar COODE. from the Committee on Enrolled bii.s'
enor,ed that they had examined the bull providing iof
the issue of Treasury notes, and iouno t'e SUM ~
CORRECTLY enrolled; it was accordingly sisheo W ~
Sneaker and sent TO the senate lof tue s's"a''e "
The SPEAKER laid before the House several com
mn n;co,ion, from the Executive Departments which
were referred TO appropriate committees .;.o
number ofbills from tue senate were ie'u '"1'
and referred .,.,,;o, \, re,er,l
., reou;riny The Secretary Of the Treasury TO iuf-
nish the House with comparative statement pe."ee"
The of other nations and that OF the United States
Adopted. all
Mr. CROSS asked leave TO submit resolution eau,
mr. for the report Of the commissioners on the part OF
Tho limited States, who were appointed to snpeiin.
tend and mark tie dividing line between The uni'ea
S,a,os and Texas together with the maps accompany
mr. III. same This resolution not being IN order with
out the unanimous consent oil the iouse'
Mr. ADAMS said that he would give his consent
4 ,or;ded The House would at the same time consent
r ,an b;s three resolutions, calling for information
from the Departments TO be used IN his deience
After some remarks from the SPEAKER and Mr..
ADAMS, the latter claiming The floor
MIR. HOPKINS called for the orders of the day,
a message was received from The Senate by Mr.,
Asbury Dckns their Secretary, announcing the death
Of the Hon Nathan F. Dixon, late Senator from the
State Of Rhode Island who died on the 29th inst and
lint his funeral would take place from the Senate
Chamber Tomorrow al II clock
Mr. TlLLINGHAST of Rhode Island, then rose
and pronounced handsome and appropriate enlogy on
the life and services of the deceased alter which, ne
moved the usual resolutions that the members of the
House as a mark of respect for his memory, 60 into
mourning by wearing Grape on the left arm and that
they would attend the funeral; which unanimous
ly adopted ,,,,,cu,cr
On motion Of Mr. TILLlNGHAsI,
] The House adjourned
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FOR 7HE E.NQUiRLl


Fellow .citzens:-In the Enquirer Of the 25;li ID.
stant piece addressed the Democracy of Louisa,
has come under my observation. The communicate
is SANDER upon the coun,y-an under-current, mn
ged with deep ingratude, pervades the whole 81 -
much 50, that, but for the signature Of "a Lousan
could not have supposed il 10 be the offspring Of 'a
Of this hitherto generous and maguannou, peone
lie says the object OF the piece 10 point out II. rs
cessty OF n caucus, and 10 nominate CANDIDATE
You will observe, fellow citizens, that there Is - ~
cessy for caucus, IN The way Of trying the suens"
Of the candidates Should convene, and - IN.
sian be the Chairman he would, Of course, nominate
his avorite, MIR. PondeSter and thus have rcPresen
tave, although the ma ority of the people might not
in favor of him. He further says, that unless w
course he indicates, is taken, sour county Will he
vuIsed with canvass ultra mOJocratic Now, i,llo"
citizens, this IS stigma county. Have w 6't'
had mob violence IN any Of our county contests y +
true orr elections have been animated, but order az
decorum generally have prevailed.
lie says by report, we have some "slx SCI! nom'"'
ted candidates, and that compound Of them u Won
not possess the mental qualifications requisite for r.
erable legislator" Mark you, "A Lousians rep'e
sentative must have six times much mental qna'si
tons either of the six sefnomlnaed. Ii is lar TON
my wish to detract io;a from the merits 81 u
PonIeXer and il is much 10 be regretted, that h' ~
vocate had little prudence, with his great zeal
Until the nomination Of Mr.. Poindex,er, had beafl
OF but three candidates, and light they n ~
estimation Of "a Lonslan, beg leave to differ ~"
him, land Notwithstanding MS great contempt ~
their capacities, as well as age,) must say cand'u'!'
that if he alludes to either Of the three all Of tarI
that have been nominated, viz DIR. Anderson, Majt
Jackson, and Dr. Francisco, that "a Louslan a. -,
done them, as we'll as our county, great injustice ~
says, "Louisa has not yet recovered from the long "
be remembered canvass just alluded to, in WHICH i9uS,
truly the measure Of Abilities and the standa'u :,
political worth Now here is gra,uous attack upon a
both parties. And why couple these three Ind'''1.a,
with that contest: and leaving them out OF the
tion il is saying but little fr people, "whose s'ano
of political WORTH OF abilities, was ,"I
liquor He says, "she then received an 'h" ", .,
mark upon her moral character, which has 10. no.,
been effaced and which never can be, If she perm.
herself at all times, TO be led by the caprice Of ~,
half dozen of her citizens" Now, let me ask, u -
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NElN pRnpnSIIInN.


The following resolution submitted II tie -
nate on Friday last by Mr.. Lyons, and will come up
before that body to-day, 1t an important propo-.
ton, and entitled to fair consideration
"RcSoircd, IN tie Senate and HonSt 81 Dfegat~,
That hereafter, in all elections by the two Houses, the
following order Of proceeding shall be observed
When The House OF Delegates ready L. proceed y
execute the joint order FIR the election, i shall IS
messenger, notify the Senate 81 such readiness, ant
cause seats he provided upon the floor D. the onso
Of Delegates for the Speaker and Members .! the -
nate. Ii the Senate be then ready its part PR
coed TO the execution of the JOINT order, il sla'',
in ike manner, notify the House Of Delegates y
such readiness, and the Members OF The Senate, ptcc
Gcd by their Speaker and attended by their Clerk shall
attend in the House of Delegates and occupy thu
provided for them; the Speaker Of the Senate occupying
seat the right of the Speaker of the House II De-
legates The members Of The two Houses, shall b.
titled equally 10 participate in the debate in respect y
the election, and all questions connected wiih it, sub
cct 10 the rules Of order prescribed by the House Il
Delegates and the Parliamentary aw far obtains,
except the questions of postponementan adjournment,
npon which questions the members OF the two Houses
shall vote separately, tie members Of that House ~
which the motion TO adjourn or postpone IS made, VT
ing first and the Speakers Of the two Houses fesprr
lively propoundinp tie que the members Of ttr
House which he prcsides. When debate has Ceas'd
the previous question been demanded by III" -"
Houses convention, the Clerk of the House ~
Delegates shall call the roll of the members u tle
House Of Delegates, who shall they called,
tor the person they choose ill the office question.
and the Clerk of the Senate shall call the ro Of ts
Senator's who shall vote in like manner. The y
The House Of Delegates shall then be announced and
then the vote of the Senate, and the Clerks OF the two
Houses shall in the presence Of the Convention, exam
inc, compare and the and report the result
10 the Speaker Of the House OF Delegates, who shall
announce il. 1t an election be made, The Speaker q
the House Of Delegates shall that fact ant
that the Convention Of The two Houses j. dissolved
and tln sIa, af,rr Tot h..,r han N,sr
If no election be made the Speaker Of the House y
Delegates shall announce that fact, and VOTE
shall be taken in aforesaid until election
made or the Convention adjourned: but upon every
new vote the person who has received the smalcs:
number Of votes upon The preceding count shall -
dropped, and shall again be considered canG1a't
during that election without the consent Of the Con
vcnton, and vote given for such person after H. ~
been dropped shall! be counted unless such consent
his nomination has been gwen.
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which regarded as fatal to all true liberty a;o" ds
same opinion would sooner see see .ns r ahn,on
o~eren, wond sooner see it dissolved than W.T..
nsss The establishment, OF consolidated Government
Nth ali mower and all right in the hands Of an u"e"n,
rolled and irresponsible majorty-l would sooner see
it dissolved than witness the es,ahsnne NJ al" is L.
nit;m,te objects These opinions am very certain ,ha'
have often expressed and shall often express .me,
larsaCter But that am, ever have heen' disunI'
"rs, in any other sense than IS here expressed IS Ut
,crly untrue. , . Tho corrse of free
and unmarried conversations ore always Liable 10 DC
misunderstood They be heard BY those " snS
have no, heard the limitations, and conditions ana
nav which previous remarks have put on
s also be hssd By od ~ho ~fe s
~ - 80 ,hov choose 10 understand Against
ars a these no one has any defence There should
be- even if there not sufficient defence 'ol every
mraemon in that sense of honor, proprety and del,-
cacy which renders every private conversation mat
Ter % 'F''' ~ Very truly, your friend, ,,,,,,n
A. P. UPSHUR.
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PowELLroy, Brunswick Co, Goth Jan l-;l

PowELLroy, Brunswick Co, Goth Jan Ill.
writer, over the signature Of "Io,er, brings y
the notice Of the people Of this county, the II t
John G. Jones, we'll fitted to represent them n
the next House Of Delegates Without intending y
dsparage the Claims of other gentlemen, whose names
have been mentioned III connection with the station, !
will say, that Col Jones well qualified any man
in the county. His education, habits, and high moral
worth, together with superior order Of talents, form
combination of recommendations rarely 10 be met ~
in the same individual. II has been the custom or tt
people ofthe county 10 hold meetings 10 select cant
dates, and, should one be held in this case Col jones
aud his friends will checriully abide its decision
ANOTHER NOTEE
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PEyysyLyAsIA B,SK-The failure Of the Grard
Bank having created general apprehension and dsrust
in this city, and filled the town with rumors and sur
misses of all sorts in reference 10 other banking insttu
tons we had Saturday, one of the results of this
unhappy state of things sharp upon the Bank OF
Pennsylvania The was violent excitement on the
occasion though large crowd assembled in front Of the
building but throughout the day note holders and de-
posors continued steadily and rapidly to present them
selves for the redemption of their claims against the
Bank which were met with all possible promPtness.-
The panic increased the day wore away, especially
when il was understood that at noon the other Banks
had refused TO receive Pennsylvania Bank paper; and
finally until bank hours elapsed, two teers were busiy
employed in the work Of redemption. One OF the
worst features connected with this matter s-tha this
Bank has the interest to pay, S9OOoOo-on the State
Debt falling due tomorrow. On Saturday, Governor
Porter was present at the Bank for some time in re-
ference no doubt this business, as the interest IT is
said has been wing ready for several days is to be
hoped that the events which have occurred will throw
no impeachment in the way of its payment.
AS another result Of the shock given TO business af
fairs several extensive failures were spoken OF On Sa-
turday and every thing seemed calculated to add TO the
existing agitation. The times gloomy enough, but
~. trust that deaf ear will be turned 10 the eIagge-
rated rumors set aioat to make things appear worse
than they are and that composed spirit, the best un
der any circumstances will prevail throughout the
community.
The BASKs- Important OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES writing
the above we learn that meeting of repre- sentaSes
from the Banks of the city and DISTRICTS took place
Saturday evening All the Banks it is said, but three,
were represented. The object in view was to propose
calculated to restore confidence and to provide
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

me
Horace Binney, Judge OF The United States for the
Eastern District Of Pennsylvania, in the place Of 10
seph Hopknson, deceased.
CoSsrLs.
Edward Porter of Virginia, at Tobasco, in Mexico,
in the place of Henry f. Coleman, deceased.
James Shaw, at Belfast, in Ireland.
LASp OFFICER.
Jean B. c. Rachel, Receiver of Public Moneys al
Na,chitoches, La, vice James P. Harrison, resigned
Custom HoUsE OFFICERS.
Thomas L. Shaw, Collector, Georgetown, S. c., re-
appointed.
Nlahlon D. Garfield, Collector, Great Egg Harbor
N. J re.appointed.
John W. Campbell, Collector, Petersburg, Va, re-
appointed.
Thomas H. Jervey, Surveyor, Charleston, s. G., re
appointed.
William Gray, Surveyor, Port Royal, Va, reap
pointed.
Joseph J. Tinghast, Surveyor, East Greenwich
R. l., vice John G Mawney, whose commission expire
Jan. 90, 1912.
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CosyIcTrox or CoLr.-The arguments of Counse
in this case were concluded Saturday morning. In
the afternoon, Judge Kent delivered his charge to the
Jury occupying about two hours and quarter The
Court then adjourned for hour. The verdict moi
being then agreed upon, the Judge gave the Jury no
tice, that by sending notice 10 the Judge the Court
would meet at any hour on Sunday TO receive The YER
Dict postscript to the Herald of Sunday, says:
AT four o'clock this morning the Jury came into
Court with verdict of GUILTY OF MURDER.
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Hon. Fl. a. WISE.
CORRESPONDENCE.
N,sItIyGrOS. j


WAsnIscros, JAM 25, 1912.
Sir The Inteligencer Of this morning reports that
whilst question Of privilege raised BY me was pend
* message was received from the Senate nate; BY .,
Dickens Esq, Secretary informing Inc ,'us ss,e .,
.Mr. Fillmore asked the House to indulge him by
now taking up this bill.
"Mr Wise objected There was question OIL pr
"Mr. s,any The Government has no privileges
here, | suppose.
"Alr. Wise Members have, though
"Mr stany TteydO mt deserre my
This latter remark, UNDERSIGNED by me, whicn you
are thus reported TO have made did not hear there
fore request to be informed by you, whether you duo
make that remark; and, if SO, whether you intended
10 apply to me particularly.
am, Sir very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
HENRY A. WISE.
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Hon. EDWARD STASLY.

WAsnISGToS Cry, Jan. &c, le42
Sir-Dr Mallory handed me your note, quoting the
in the Integencer and requesting to be inform
ed whether | made the remark which you underscore
and if So whether intended TO apply tito you 'par'
euiariy"
did use the words "they did not deserve any an'
in saying 'lheu' &c, did not intend to apply then
TO any one individual ''particuiariy"
am, Sir, very respectfully, your obi serv't,
EDW. STANLY.
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Dear Sir: | request that you will publish the IN
closed correspondence, with other object whatever
than 10 relieve myself from the responsibility OF a de-
NAL which | assumed 10 make, on the floor OF the
House OF Representatives, in behalf Of the Secretary o.
the Navy, who, il will be seen, now makes that denia
his own Very respectfully,
HENRY A. WISE.
| r., ~. E5;,or of tLe ifoJjsOuj1u
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

s ,iyr. at TIN. time many wiciad PERSONS
hrs,ly ENGAGED in scliing a cuur'crci' medicine
der ,hC nrme of he Indian Vegetable Pills--and
'lc-c desperate men are utterly reckless of con.
spgaCuc,-, thst many valuable lives may hc lost in
consequence of using t!eir dreadful compounds,
he ruhc ere cautioned against purchasing any
Tf, uulIs= on the .ijcsof tie boxes the following
wur,'tuV - i'Cnl;
NElGIlL'S INDIAN VEGETABLE THLS.
(iHdiaH Purgaijre)
u; 7UV Nor'ru AHEurCAN ooLLTGE OF HFALrH.
hui a'se 10 lie esrceisy careiul seninst purrhG-
s'rG SD medicine OF any person except the regu.
l4r advertised gents
hGLhTS FOR NORTHUNBERLAND co,
PeHpSViyunia.
81. d. Msssor, Suuhury-pSync & Rose. Nor
thDmh, rluud-jaCoh Haas, Shamokin - Samuel
Herb, Muhonoy-Byerly & y. Haas, Augusta
iiein,f q Foncr, Mion--Ireand * Nickel
McEwensNiie--P fer & Dearmoud, TuThl,syie-
+ Jamo' RoC1 Po'sgrovc-H. klase, shy dcrsrov I
IL II! krObel, p NJ, Eh hsbuTE p, O.-N m
. lie. euv.Ug, = NJ, ONION Conner.
/ Office and General Depot for the sale q
/ NrEh's ladi0H lTEsGLh TiHS, Wholesllc a,,
( Ee,IL No !09 RACE STREET, PHII.ApEL
J FILA. May 2l, ls42.-iy