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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-22
MAINE ELECTION.

Probably there is no election OF Governor by
the people. From 800 towns The returns stand
thus:
Anderson, loco, 23,233
Robinson, Wing, 17,l0S
Abolition and scattering 7,975-25,063
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January l. 1912 to June 80, 1912 ,,
Not exceeding cts Value. Exceeding cts. Value.
a,i2s, 7S9 lis. Ss,sOs 1914 lbs. sll,5l1
October /, 1912 to March 81, 1873.
Not exceeding cts | Value. Exceeding cts. Value
2Sg, lao lbs SlG,2s2. 1859 lbs Sl1o9S
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Majority against Anderson,

Legislature. From Sc districts there are elect
ed 80 iocos and IL Whigs-no choice, 80
Congress. Robert p. Dunlap, loco, in the "a
district, and Hannibal Hamlin, loco, in the 9th dis
tric, are elected; in five districts no election.
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WATCHMAN g. STATE JOURNAL.
FRIDAY. SEPT. %, 1913.

ELECTION OF SENATORS-OFFlCIAL.
The annexed are the votes for Senators, as re-
turned to the County Clerks.
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GOOD NEWS FOR AMERICAN YOUTH!
INV voLCNEoF
ROBERT MERRX'S MUSEUM.

Edited by ;. G.. GooDnIcH, author Of Peter Par
iey's Tales. Commencing January, lsi3.
SINCE the commencement Of this woTk-now
~ the most popular juvenile periodical extant-it
has ever been the aim of the publishers TO make il
deserving of the liberal encouragement which has
been extended towards it; and its subscription list
evnccs that their efforts have been appreciated by
the public.
On The first day of January new volume will
commence. The character of the work will not be
changed. Its design will remain the same and tho
publishers would assure their patrons and the pub
lie that their efforts will be unceasing to render Il
worthy Of being 4 companion for the young. To
plan, the seeds Of morality and truth in the youth
fu heart TO instll vlr,uous principles and motives
into the mind, TO niJ in the formation OF character
to cultivate a taste for knowledge and improvement,
and with instruction 10 blend pleasure and amuse-
men,,-,hese have hecn, and will continue To he
the end and aim of the work. Every article VIII he
thoroughly digested before il is admitted into thr
work. aud great will he taken that IT shall no
contain anything inconsistent with the object ii
view 1t is designed TO be, not interesting for III,
moment only, hut of permanent value, and NJ I.
form part of every FAMILY LlBARY.
Some of the leading features of the Museum AZ
History, Biography, Geology, Natural Htstor}
Geography, &c. These will be accompanied Wit
lighter matter in the form Of Tales, Sketches, Ad
ventures hy Sea and Land, Narratives Of Remsrss
ble Occurrences, Anecdotes, Fables Aliegories, 81
Poetry and Music will be called in 10 assist. +"
~ available means Of rendering the work sprehtll
irs,ruc ing and entertaining, Will he pu In 'squ's
ii n Numerous and splendid embellishments a"
illustrations, surprising what may he found in an
rr,,,r work OF the kind, in this respect, will be II
serted; oud the typographical appearance Of ii
Muscum will he such as, it is believed, vii me-
the appreciation Of ia patrons. The puhllshe
would add. that Meuy's Museum is the cheaPe
periodical of the kind published in any part Of Il
world the annual volume containing nearly
much matter as two volumes Of Bancrofts Histor
which sell for four dollars and fifty cents.
TuE VERI l.owEsr TERms.-One copy, 81
Six copies, IS; Thirteen copies $40.
The great expense incurred in getting out wo
like the Museum, renders it necessary that the pu
fishers should strictly adhere to the cash system.
All letters must be postpaid, and addressed
the Publishers and ProprietoTs.
BRADBURY, S0DEN Il co.
10 School ST, Boston, and ls7 Nassau 81,
4 Flesh suppy fROsE OINTMENT, LeeelN
n and for sale by ID. d. hAsSE",
Nov. 10Th, lsA2.
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BREAD STUFF IN lSi2-The whole amount
of bread stufs raised in the United States in
the year 1912, including corn and potatoes was
7l6ll7,95 bushels. This allows for the whole
estimated population, nearly ,hir,y-nne BUSH
els for each man, woman and child in the coun-
try.
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MERCHANTS
HOUSE,

No. 237, North Third, obore CuHophW ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Holm DUNCAN, late from the Pcnnsyva
% mia Farmer AMI Samuel Pike. jr., late of 4.
merlcan Hotel, Columbus Ohio. take pleasure in &C
qnanIing their friends and the public generally that
they have taken the large and commolious Hotel
recently built by the MessIs. ll,rt on the same site
once occupied by the old established Hotel known
as the Bulls Head, i'll Third street above Callow.
hill st.
This Hotel is finished in the very !,est possible
manner, and Of the best materials. Its location Is
very desirable, particularly for country merchants
the arrangement for heating and yenuIatlng each
room is such to secure any temperature. The
bedrooms are all iigh, and airy, oil furnished in a
neat style as to insure comfort.
The receiving parlors also furnished in a su.
perb style, the windows on the French style
forming an entrance To balcony in front, which
makes pleasant recess. Particular attention has
been given to the beds ana bedding, which, with
the furniture, entirely new.
From Yeas experience in hotel business, We
trust, by strict sssduy tC business, TO make ihi'
house desirable stopping place. Our table will
always he supplied with the very best our marke
can afford, and our bar with the best liquors ant
wines of the most approved brands.
P.S. There are first rate s,abling hnd caring,
houses attached TO the hotel, attended hy cartfu
and sober hos,Iers, and our charges " III be low, il
accordance with the present hard times.
Philadelphia. Oct 9Th, lSi2.
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~ n K " TE ID .

On the llth inst, by The Rev. f. Schwaris, Mr..
DANIEL RsrSoLns, Of Danvic, 10 Mis-. SUSAN
RrnFn. of Valley township Columbia County.
On the 9th inst, hy the same, Mr.. PhrLn F.
ErxRLI, Of Monteur township. Columbia county,
10 Miss MARI FnI, formerly Of Danve.
BY the same, Mr.. MicuAEL b. BowDoIN, to
Mi.s SusANi GIioER, both OF Danville.
In Berwick, on the 10Th inst, Ivy the Rev Mr..
Hand, ConSEL'us GAnnErsoS, Esq, TO Miss PoL'
1T M'FluLAS, both of Danville
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The Boston Mail states on the authority of
an aged farmer in Worcester county, that in
the year 1875 the snow held on to the depth of
four feet, until the Goth of April. 1t then sud
denly thawed Of, and summer came apace and
no year before or since, within his memory, has
equalled that one for productiveness.
Salem Gazette.
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nr.J w. Peal hegs leave to tender his CRATE.
- ful Acknowledgements to the people of Sunhury
and surrounding country, fn, then past encourage.
ment in the line of his profession and would at
the same time announce 10 lhcm that he It'll in
tends 10 continue the practice Of medicine in all its
various d. parmcn,s lie would, therefore, solicit
n continuance Of their confidence and patronage,
He NAV I've found at all times at his office, at the
north ess, corner Of ---herry aud Deer streets,
unless professionally cngnged.
Sunhury, Oct. lst, lS42.-n
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A CARD.

nr. ID. r. Trites. Respectfully informs the
- citizens Of Sunbury and vicinity, that he has re-
moved his Office to the building lately occupied hy
George Bright, in market street, Sur bury, where
he may he 5uud a, all hours, unless professionally
engaged.
DIR. TRlrES returns his sincere thanks for The
encouragement he has received in the line of his
profession, in this place, and trusts, hy prompt al
lent on TO the duties of hs profession and reason
able charges, that he will continue to receive II
libenl share Of the public patronage.
Sunbury, Oct. lst, ls42.-tf
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VIM. EE-LME1| D. CO.,
-sss-sf IT, ~ G,;.:l..ss,s tG;:.~,sssSs IS,

Commission & Forwarding Merchants,
Foot Of Whlop Street Rail Road,
DELAWARE,
HAVING associated with them Joseph Barnet,
l. late of Easton. Pa, respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally, that they have ia.
ken that large and well known store and wharf at
foot Of Willow Street Railroad, lately occupied hy
Jacob Martin, where they purpose doing General
Commission and Forwarding Business, and from
the local advantages Of the place being connected
with all the public Improvements that have their
quite, in the city, they hster themselves they will
be able TO do business TO great II not greater adj
vantage, and upon as reasonable terms as any other
house, and they assure their friends that any con-
signments made to them shall have their strict at
ten,on, and exetlons spared to give entire salts
faction.
They are also prepared to receive and forward
goods Ia any point on the Delaware and Lehieh
rivers, between Mauch Chunk, Esston and Phlla-
llha, via Delaware Division and Lehigh Csnrls;
also, 20 any point on The Juniata river, or Norh
and West Rwuches ofrhc Susquehanna via Schuyl-
kill and Union, or tho Chesapeake and Tide Water
Canals.
For the acccmm 5ln'Nu of Boats coming or CO.
ing via >chuvlkiIl ard Union Canals, Sieamboat
will b., ktp, expressly for toving boats from he
Schuyk arau,j - tie Del,v are and back, which
will euah'e merchants 20 have their produce deli
yeged on The Dr,awarr. and their goods shipped a.
a saving ct 50 10 75 per cent. or the prices for
hauling scross,--with these advantages they
spcclfuly solicit share of patronage.
w. HEILMAN & co.
lap
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EAGLE
I - GD =" " H
Corner Of Third and Vine Streets,
WILLIAMSON PA.

tOrHff OT fhtr6 ana Vine StfcgfS,
WrI,LIAMSPORT, PA.
vl%HE subscriber respectfully announces to the
i public, that he has opened Hotel in the COM
modious brick building situate on the corner of
Third and Pine streets, where he will be happy TO
wait npun those who may favor him with their
company. The Eagle Hotel is large and convent
en', and furnished in the best modem style. II is
provided with large number Of well aired and
comfortable sleeping apartments, rooms, private
parlors, &c. Persons visiting Williamsport on bu-
sincss Or pleasure, may rest assured that every ex-
ertion will he used to render their soiourn at the
Eagle Hotel" pleasant and agreeable. His Table
will he supplied with the very best the market af-
fords, and his bar with hc choicest wines and other
liquors-charges reasonable The Eagle Hotel
possesses greater advantages in point of location
than any other similar establishment in the borough.
being situate in the business part Of the town, and
within a convenient distance Of the Court House
and Wiliamsport and Elmira Rail Road Depot
Sufficient StabliDg provided, and good and trusty
ostlers always in attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and honest Servants
have been cmPloyed, and nothing left undono that
will add to the comfort and accommodation of his
guests.
There will he a carriage always in attendance at
the Boat Landing 10 convey passengers to and from
the House, free of charge.
CHARLES BORROWs.
Nav lith lsA2
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Doctor Jacob Ii. Masser,

ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF Sun
IL bury ana its vicinity. that he has taken the
Office formerly occupied by DR.. John Peal, where
he will he happy to receive calls IN ,hs line o' ms
Or iession. April 22d, lsi3.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22

A ne mode Of building farm houses is thus re-.
lated in the Western New Yorker: Planks are oh.
tanned from the mill, inches thick by in
ches wide and after the cellar walls and sills are
laid, these boards piled on each other like bricks
and nailed say at distance Of eighteen inches by
ten penny nails, each Of which bind three planks
are laid to break joints Ike hrcks-cut to fit be-
tween door aud window frames, and made TO pro.
jec, when corniccs to I've formed-,he building
is then rooted in the usual way pasered inside and
and very durable house. No raising is necessary,
nor breaking of limbs-,wo boys can build il.
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4 Grp Az -NE CIT
Orphans Court Sale.

In pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
Of Northumberland county, will be exposed TO
public sale on Ssu,d,y the 9Th day of May next.
at the Court House in the borough OF Sunbury, to
wit: A certain lot of ground situate in said bor-
oush on Whortlehury street, aud markell in the gen.
eraf plan of said town No. 3s, adjoining lot Of
Jacob Young on III" east, and lot Of Peter Good
hart's estate on the west, late the estate Of John
EPlcy, deed
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock Of said diy,
when the conditions will lie made known Nv
GODFREY WATERS,
Sunhurv, April Is. lS43 At. Admr.
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SnIrNls.--The Pi,tshurg Sun Of Tuesday, the
lrh inst, says:
We learned yesterday evening tina, Shipman ar
rived in this city on Sunday morning last, and i'm
meda,ely started on the steamboat Express, for
Cincinnati. He registered his name as "Mr. John.
son, of New York" Nothing was known Of the
circumstances while he was in the city. The po-
lice got the first inma,ion of the matter yesterday
twen,y-fnur hours too late. He is doubtless on his
way TO Texas.
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PuSIsmNESr IN NnnTu CARoLISA.-A re.
cent term of the Supreme Court of Wake county,
(N. C,) William Polly convicted Of man
slaughter, in having killed one Uiah Lewis. On
the TIN inst. Puliy was brought into Court for
sentence. The Raleigh Register furnishes the
Judgment then given tina, the prisoner he
branded with letter M" in the brawn OF the
thumb Of the left hand, and be imprisoned for six
hs,--the hot brsnd to remain on the hand till
the prisoner should have repeated three times, God
save the State" The brandng then took place
forthwith at the bar, in the presence Of the Court
and the prisoner conducted TO prison.
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~GDHM0-"

is hereby given, that on Ihe l5th inst. | have
l. sold II Mr.. VIM, G. Scott, fr which have re-
cei'ed payment, tho following personal property,
viz; Bureau, I Mantle Clock, Corner Cup.
hoard, 20 yards Csrpetng, Cutting Box, 3
Swaims Of Bees, Mea, Tub, ! Ash Tub, Ma
hogsny Table, and one Looking Glass; all Of
which is now the property of said William q. Scott,
OF which the public will take no,ic'.
HENRY DINDINGER
April 22d, lsi7.-3t
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A Sin,tie.
On the breast of the hillow,
The silver moon lay,
Unrufiled the mirror,
UnbIoken the ray :
Till the zcphyr's light pinion,
Swept over the stream,
And broke the repose
OF the wave and the beam.
Like the beam on the billow,
Loves spirit will rest,
Pure, peaceful and holy,
In fond woman's breast ;
Til passions wild breathing,
Have famed into flame,
To illumine her pathway,
Or perish in shame.
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IVW commence running beiwsen PHILADELPHIA
and PotSriilc on the tolIowing days
md houS:
ON AND ArTBn MONDAY, MAY Q, 1892.
Leaving Pot,syie, OH Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 81 A. NJ.
Leaving Philadelphia, on Tuesdays, ThurslayS
and Saturdays, at II p. NJ.
Hours IF passing Reading.
For Ph,Jelphs, at l09 A.. NJ. } A.; -,,,.
For Pottsville. at 81 p. NJ. 5
Between Po,sville & Philada. $3.50 & $3.50
Between Reading & do. 2,25 & l,75
Between do & Pottsville, l,40 & 100
Excursion TICKErs-GooD FOR RETURNING
Between Pottsville & Philadelphia, IS 90
Between Reading & do. 800
Between do. & Potsville, 100
the following hours:
Piin1'phia and PofSriNe.
From PhiIadclrhia, at 5! a. NJ. Z D,u.
From rottsy'lle, ot . PM. 'a"!
Hours oF pc'strg ReaHug
For PNusvle, at A. NJ. ! DoL,
For Phi'nlclphio, at ~ Pm. '"'N'
All the trains viii stop Tor way passengers al
the usual points.
UT All passengers are requested TO procure
their tickets before the trains stat.
MAY 81. ls42.-iE
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VA UEHNDN

a. Va 1Hw 0D ~ -
A LII. persons Indebted to the subscriber, pre-
"a vious TO the commencement of the late part
neship between him and Dr. n. l.. Price, are
hereby cautioned to pay their accounts To no other
person bu, himself, as he has no constituted agent
to collect them. JOHN Is. PRICE.
SunhuTy, April 22d, ls43.-3t
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Northumberland County, IS.

To WILLIAM JOHNSON, Administrator Of James
johnson, late Of Point ionnShip, in said
county, decd. GREETING:
NTOU are hereby commanded to he and appear,
at at Orphans Court tc be held at Sunhury,
in and for said county, on the first Monday of Au.
gust next, and shcw cause why the Letters of Adj
ministraon granted to YOU by the Register Of said
county, upon the Ess'e Of said James Johnson,
should not he vacated, and new Letters AWARDED 10
another person, in order that the real estate of said
decedenl may he sold, or so much thereof as may
he necessary for the payment OF their debts, due
flom said Estate to William Donsjson.
Witness, the Honorable CH,RLIs G.. DoNNEL,
Esquire, President Of said Court at Sunbury,
the 3th day Of A pril, A. II. is43.
EDWARD OYSTER, Ck. o. C..
Sunhury Anil 20, lS43-4t.
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TRIUM MPHANT SUCCESS,
4 New Discovery fR the
N e w 8 p APER b u II N e S s..

" e w 8 "A p e r 3 u S N e 8.
A MOST important and invaluable discovery has
IA been made by gentleman of this city, by
which newspapers may he printed III their present
form, and, a, the same time, capable Of being con-
verted at pleasure into Magazine form, for preser.
vation
This grand improvement, which is destined to
form new era in the business, effec,ing on entire
revolution in the art of printing mammoth news
papers, will be introduced by permission Of the pa
,cn,cr into the Philadelphia Saturday Museum,
commencing in May next.
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE MUSEUM"
"The Museum" is now so fairly and firmly cs.
,sblished, that we feel warranted in making some
very extensive and important Improvements. BY
the first of May, we shall have completed all our
arrangements. We shall have, in the first place, a
beautiful, clrar aud bold lyPe-in the second, a
superb smooth and white paIer-in the third place,
shah make All ingenious aud novel change in
The arrangement of The nattPr-in the fourth place,
we shall increase our corps of con, hutors IN all the
various departments of FGmily NetrpGper-ln
the fifth place. we have secured, ut high salary
The services of EusAR A. Pos. Esq gentleman
whose high and versatile abilities have always
spoken promptly for lbemsd,cr, and who, after the
fir,t of May will aid US in the cdtonil conducts OF
the joun,l,
The Na,rGtirC # 7o,cnrudS J'p ney 0ver The
Rocky Mountains, one of the most Interesting and
rahlabe ever published, i sent II all new uhscri.
hers. Atis corcusi ~, our leaders VIII find them
srl,rs iu possession of work which atone will he
worth doutl, the sli scrlnriou 30 tie paIer We
shalt continue, also, of course the "Bi erophjcal
sketches and Portrait" which are now exciting so
unexamplcd an Interest With these and other ies'
lures continued, and with tie improvements in con-
tempt hion, il remains to be seen whether we do
not amply fulfil our determination OF making the
rery best newspaper in America.
Persons wishing to secure six thousand large oc.
tavo pages Of useful interesting, and uneScepona.
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equivalent 10 one hundred and twenty pages for
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Dullas, is the extra nducement Offered at present
| for clu blng, THOMAS {. CLARK & Co,
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No. ioi Chesnu, Street, PhlIsjsphsa.
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THE RIDDL II R .
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT..


Answers to Enigmas Of last week.
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ENIGMAS.
! am composed of nineteen letters.
My -. I, IL. S, 10, is river in the u. States.
My 10, 10, II, Is, 3, 3, is town in Mexico.
My 4, u, S, is cape in tho U. States.
My l2, II, 4, 5, is an island in the Atlantic.
My 4, 10, IA, a, 10, g, Is, is town in New lIamp.
shire.
N.Y., A., 10, II, ls, is county in n. Carolina.
My Ia, III, 4, IL, is cape in South America.
My !, ., 7, 4, 5, is sea in Europe.
My 49, IL, Is, is river in Europe.
My 4, l2, 10, 10, 10, is cape in Africa.
My3, 10, 10, 7. Isl county in the f. Hemisphere.
My whloe is race of men,
II.
am composed of twelve letters.
My L. 10, 3, g. is lady's name.
My 1, 10, 3. is building.
My 4. IL, 3, ., is number.
NV 10. Q, II. 7, is made ofiron.
My s, ., II, 7, is a covering.
NV |. ., 10, is often mcndcd.
My S, Z, ., =. |, is refreshing.
My s, II, 4, 9, is plant,
My whole, forms part of the United States.
H.
I went to the woods and got il,
| sat down to look for it
The more | looked the less | liked H.
And not being able TO find it. came away with it.
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\ NJ T. RICAN ECLE CTIC &
MUSEUM OF FOREIGN LITERATURE.

CONTENTS OF TIE APRIL NUMBER.
N ARTIN'S Fall of jerusalem, an Engraving,
lVH Fall of Jerusalem, The Late DR.. Arnold,
History Of the Hat, Madame D'Ablay, China and
Christianity, Scene at the Areopagus Sir James
Clark on Climate, Secret Communication in An
cicnt Armies, The Lawycr-his Character and
Rule Of Holy Life, The American Treaty, Remn
licences Of Men ard Things, The Police Of Paris.
PoErRr.-Sonnet On seeing Child fall asleep
amid its sport, Something TO think Of History of the
Hat, Mins'rcrs Cur g.
MrscELLASI Professor ofMncroln.y at Chris-
tiania, South"y, Avalanche, Copyright, Mount .Et-
ma, Antarctic Circle, Philanthropy and Fidelity.
ScIENCE AND ARr.-Sol Eclipse, Splendid
Meteor. Thermography Curiosities, Composition
Of the Blood, TaItsr on the Teeth.
OnITuARI. - Lady Calcou Mr.. Drummond,
Thomas Hamilton, Esq, NJ. Clement Boulanger,
NJ. Jovot.
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MAH u "a NC.

"a = q 1E E 81 20
WARRANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY
OTHER NEAR SUNBURi.
NOHN & HENRY LANDAU, having rented
% the Lime Kllns of Henry Mssser, in SunhuIy,
have now for sale the best Limo in this part Of the
country, and will continue to keep constantly on
hand fresh Lime for Plasterng, Building and for
Lining land, on as reasonable terms as can I've had
anywhere in the neighborhood.
Nav 81 1872 J. & ". LANDAU.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

VINHE partnership between Drs. ]. b. Price and
L n. lands Price, was dissolved on The 3lst
day Of March. lSi3. The hooks Of the concern
are left with Dr. n. Lalds Price for collection and
settlement, Of which the people will take notice.
Anil g. lsi3 JOHN b. PRICE.