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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07
The Cropping system In France.

According to the Partisan Journals, it appears
that the wholesale dealers in human hair have had
a most successful harvest this year, not less than
1000 lbs. weight having been procured. Bri-
tany is the province of France, in which the traE
fic is mostly carried on, and all the fairs are regu
iarly attended by purchasers. both male and fem le
The Breton peasants have particularly fine hair.
and generally in great abundance their beautiful
tres-ss they perfectly willing to S H. aud i, is no
uncommon sight to see several girls shearcd one
after the other like sheep, and many others stand
ing ready for the shears, with their caps in their
hands, and their long hair combed out and hanging
down their waists. Every successive crop cf hair
is tied up into whisp by ITSELF aud thrown into a
large basket, placed by he side Of the operator. The
highest value given ty these sbomniabe hsir mer.
chants fr "a fine crop OF hair, is 20 sous but the
more frequent consideration is a gsudy. but trum.
pry cotton handkcr rchief worth about l6 sous
The profits thus nelteJ by these hsir-monseTs must
lie enormous.--London paper.
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FE.RruL AccIDENr.-On Thursday night, the
sloop Dart Of Brewster's Creek, was blown over
being in ballast, OIL her tcsm ends the oyster
beds, directly off this village, and partially filed.
The depth Of water did not admit Of her sinking,
and the next morning she was seen from each
shore. There were four hands on board, three oi
whom were on deck a, the time che went over, and
one in the cabin. In the course of the night the
three left the wreck without an attempt to rescue
their fellow sufferer ia the cabin, and drfed, hsv-
ing no oars, TO the shore, Sparta. The mex
morning, persons from the shore discovering the
wreck and man the vessel, boats and oarsmen
from this place, and also from the Rockland land
ing, put off to bring him 10 shore, and thus the
poor man restored proVidenially to his anxious
friends in that county.-Whs, an anxious night
he must have passed in ,ha, cabin, holding himself
to the upper side, and out of the water And how
must his companions feel who ief, him in tha,
perilous position TO perish The Dart is one oil
the fastest sailing vessels on the River, and carried
usually heavy press of sail - Westchester Heraid.
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reference to the killing Of Mr.. Lougcc, related to
one of the jury since the trial, is tina, che went in
to the office of Mr. Lousce, to get some Western
money changed; that after the exchange had been
effected, Mr.. l.. suspected the note to he bad' that
dispute consequently arose between them' the
lie passed from both parties across the counter; the
prisoner was ordered to leave the Office, but feeling
his dignity wounded, he refused; upon which Mr..
l.. came found the counter and was about to seize
him, when he clutched the dagger made a pass
with it, and how where he struck him. or with
wha, degree OF force, he did not know, until aler
IL was e"-Ehh Ledger.
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A CARD.

nr. ID. Il. Tritcs, Respectfully informs the
- citizens Of Sunbury and vicinity that he has IA
ken office in the building lately occupied by Peter
Lazarus a drug store, in market street. Su bury,
where he may Ne found at all hours unless profess
sionaly engaged.
DR. TRIES returns his sincere thanks for the
encouragement he has received in the line Of his
profession, in this place. and trusts, by prompt a.
ento TO the duties of his profession, and reason-
able charges, that he will continue To receive a
liberal -hare Of the public patronage.
Sunhury Oct. lst, IS42.-tf.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07
Foreign Items.

French ComedidnS.-The numter Of Come.
,ians in France is estimated at ten thousand.
Beggars.--It is estimated that Europe contains
more bergars than the population Of the United
$ stes, white and coored. The average number of
this class is trihe than ten per cent of The
whole population of he Continent In Holland it
is fourteen per cent in Denmark five per cent ;
in England ten per cent.
The Sister Of Burns-Mrs. Bsge, sister of
the poet Burns, was recently found to he in a for,
lom and destitute condition. A few admirer. of
the poet commenced subscription for her relief,
which has amounted TO a sum sufficient 10 pro.
vide comfortable subsisIslc ce during the remainder
OF her life.
Goeihe.-The German Diet has taken the reso'
fulton TO buy the house Of the poet Goethe AMI to
ores rye il as a public snd national monument.
Playing Cards.-Tanner, French Canadian
missionary, asserts that it is not uncommon al
Montreal, to play at eaIds, during Lent, for prayers
which the loser has 70 repeat for the benefit o.
The winner.-L London Gbbe.
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LAWYERS IN New HAMpsHIRE.-The fullowing
resolutions rUe leen sjep,ed by the Legislature OF
New Hampshire, in relation to the practice Of law
in that state:
|. "Any person Of good moral character on ap-
plication to the Supreme Court, shall be admitted
10 practice an Attorney.
2. Every party in e cause, prosecution or suit,
may appear, plead, pursue, defend in his proper
person, OF by any citizen of good moral character
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ID L Il ID ,

On the 7th ult.. at the residence Of her father,
Mr. r. Barkley. in Ch'Iisqu que township, Mrs.
PHOEBE PERRY. wife of MIR. David Perry, of
Libety township, Columbia county.
In Turbut township, on the goth ult., MIR.
WILLIAM SINGLEY. Age not known.
In Milton. on the 29Ih ui. Mrs. - ABEL
consort Of Mr.. Abel a, an sdvanc d age.
In Tubut township. on the 5lh ult., Mr.. WIN,
WEIGH. aged about 60 years.
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Abraham DunkeIberger's Estate

NOTICE is hereby given to all those in leb,ed e.
" the estate Of Abraham Dunkelberger. decd,
late Of Coal township. Northumberland couny, by
notes due, or book account IN call and make pay
nent on or before the ! lth day Of February next,
at the house Of the deceased. AN those having
claims said estate requested to present them,
well authenticated. for settlement
SUSANNA DUNKELBERGER,
Jan. 9TH, Is43.-5t AdminiStratrir.
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THE JEws OF New YoRK.-The Jews IN
New York are said TO be ten thousand IN num-
Der. They have six synagogues Their Be-
neyolcnt Society has, in the last year, collected
sboat s, 600 and expended about 1000 doilars,--
The legal liabilities they still lie under IN some
countries Of Europe. and the strong Prejudlces
they there havets eneoahter' are t'S saId'dr'
wing many persons Of this faith to seek refuge
IN the United States,
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Estate OF Jacob Maiich, decd.

NIOUCE is hereby given ia all those indebted
~ 20 the estate Of Jacob Mach, deed, late OF
Augusta township, Northumberland county, ly
notes due, or hook account, 10 call aud make pay
men, Tuesday, the l7h of Jsnusry next, NJ the
house Of the deceased. An those having clsms
on said estate requested presenl ihe'' on the
same day, well sutheh,c.t,d, for se,lleme g..
PETER maIICH,
JOH,i MALiCH.
Dec. 2lst, 1885, Adm 'rs.
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To Country
M e r. G. II A N T. s.

THE Suhsrriber, Agent of Lyon & Harris, Hat
l. Manufic'urcrs. for Ncw York, phiiodelphia.
Baltimore and ,Iher larre cities, y. osc Hats are
highly commended tr g"od col,, and Durability.
has on hand a Gr,t rate ssortmHnt of HATS and
CApS. suitable for SIrInp stes, wh ch will Ne sold
v,r, low 10, cash approved credit. al the noted
cheap store, No. 40, North Third street. opposite
the City Hotel, Phils elphis.
ROBERT ID. WILKINSON, Aren't.
n. \. Ordc ior Hats ,be ronei, promptly
ATTENDED TO. The highest ric" in rash 2r trade
given iJr Fw skins.
Philadelphia, June u, lSi2.--l
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LIST OF CAUSES.

-
FOR Trial in the Court of Common Pleas of Nor
l. thum'eriand County, to be held at Sunbury
on the first Monday Of Jan. next, being the I'd.
Joseph Twgo Martin A Stock
Yates & Mdntyre vs. Edward Bright
George Armstrong VS. The Shamokin Coal CO
Martin Weaver VS. Daniel Beck
Hullihen & Elsten VS. John Miller
Comth for A Jordan VS. Geo w K.hl Ct al
Same for Bowman Same
Same for Wm Deppen & 60 VS. Same
Robert Wiley & wife VS. George Snyder's adm-s
John sheriff John Haas
John McCahe VS. John Monehrad
Mary Weeks VS. Rye,ly q Haas
Charles Wharton VS. John Smith
Henry Huff Christopher Campbell
f q BrajiorI's admrs VS. Charles A Bradford
Pursrl & Pfouts Frederick BiIkenbine
A w Johnson t al VS. Jno & Boyd e, al
Rubt ID Cummings Benjamin Mathews
Thomas Biggs ct al VS. Robert Mckee
Jared Irvine VS. Artman & Knou
WIN A Lloyd VS. Martin A Stock
Cooper d Snyder vs Sesshol,z & Bergeircsser
Abraham Shsrick VS. Jno & II NJ Dawson
A Grshsms exits VS. John Painter
John Murray VS. Jesse Bastan
Jacob Kline VS. Joseph Vaukirk
Geo G Weker VS. Jacob Gass
John MaTz vs. Solomon Eshbauch
Thos = Bonham vs. Caroline Nourse
Jno r Kelter. vs. John Muusy
Theodore Beck VS. 4 & II G Ashbridge
Isaac Koons & Co Reuben Facey IL Co
George Hill VS. George Hills ex'rs
William L Boyd VI o Piper
ID inie Roadsimel Daniel Zerbe 't al
WIN Monleus ct al VS. VIM II Miller
Jacob Sh,l Jno Stou, Il ii FIck
Same vs. John Stout
Bergsiresssr & Campbell vs. + & I G Ashhidce
Com'th of Pa vs. Fleming w Pollock
Same VS. Henry Fick
Same Fleming w Pollock
Same VS. Henry Flick
Jno NJ Housed vs. Jacob Dee,L
Benjamin Mathews vs. Mrs NJ Scott
Sussnnah Hover VS. Enoch liowsr's estate
Thos Woods VS. Andrew Forsythe
Jno b Miller VS. Charles Craig
Kase & Berps,Ie scr vs. Same
Fisch. assignee OF Ar
mold vs. Hugh DaVisOn
NJ n Ege's assignee Same
SAMUEL d JORDAN,
Prolhonotary's Office, PrOth'y
Sunbury, Dee. IT. ls42. =
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A CARD.

nr.J w, Peal begs leave to tender hi- CRATE.
- ful acknowledgements TO the people Of Sunhu,y
and surrounding country, foI their past encourage
ment in the line of his profession and would at
the same time announce 10 them that he still in
tends to continue the practice of medicine in all its
various departments. H. would, therefore, solicit
a continuance of their confidence and patronage
He NAV he found at all times st his office, in
ket street, unless professionally gIged.
Sunhury. Oct lst ls12-tf
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DanieI Furman,s Estc.o

N0TiCE is hereby given, la. the Register oi
~ this county has This Jay grsn,ed ,e.,ets o al.
mm's'Ia'"- upon lie estate q Daniel Furmsn, late
OF Snsmof,,r township, decd. to the subscriber
All r.rsons having d,mands against the estate, are
requested 10 Ipes,n, f'em and those who are in
dehlsd, pay theu respective accounts to tire sub
scrIheI, who q sides IN Shsmckin township
SAMUEL FURMAN,
Nov. lsth, ist2,-et-e
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Estate of George Watts, Esq.

ATOTiCE is hereby given, that letters Of adm'n-
~ is,rsion on the esise Of Grorge Watts, Esq
l.te of the borough Of Northumberland, have heen
GrsRted TO the subscriber. residing in Sunbuy
Persons indebted TO said estate are requested Ia
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against the estate are quested 10 present Them for
oYaminaton and settlement.
FREDERICK LAZARUS.
Sudbury, Dec. -, is42.-6t-i2
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CLYDE & WILLIAMS
Blank Book Man,IfaCt0ry,
Opposite Princes Hotel,
HARRISBURG.

HARRISBURG.
vESHEY are prep ared to manufacture bnnk wo
L Of every description, ruled to any pattern, such
as Dockc,s Records, Day Books. Ledeers, Asses
sors and Collectors Duplicates Of the finest quail
ty ofrs7er in style equal to any made in the ci-
ties cf phladephis or New Yolk.
All descrip'ions of binding neatly execulol.
Scrsp Books, Albums and Portfolios made 10 oder.
Law Books, Mosic and Period calls bound to any
pattern. Old Books rebound sc. Also flies Uf
Pnpers bound.
o. Work ief, al the Office Of the Sunbury Ams-
rican will be promptly at,eniej 10.
May 2lst, lS42.-ly,
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Esr. q. B. Weiser,

OFFERS his professional services. 10 the citizens
~ Of Sunhury, aud vicinity Office nerl door to
the residence Of Revd r. A. Fisher. where he m y
be found, unless engaged in dischsrcng the duties
of his profession. Oct Sh, lSi2-if
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fr1Ifss e51Lfas E5sils!aalEsIEF AAi "
LIZ -a1a5 !sEa !.s.sl..i5s,:s -
AN EXTRA ACCOMMODATION LINE
HiH commence running be,tccen Plitadtiph.'o
and PeusUillc on tie yJoUowing doys
uad houtS:
CS AND Ayrsp Mosn,y, NAV Q. 1sf2.
Leaving Po,,svlle, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. SIAM.
Leaving PtGiadd,his, on yue-days. Tharsdrys
aud Saturdays, at II m.
Hours of passing Reading.
For Philadelphia, at log AN. : LL.
For Po,tsville, at S. p. NJ. 5 '">"eeNF'
Between pous>illr IS phlIsds. $3.50 & $3.50
Between Reading q d. 2,25 IL l,75
Between do & Pot,sv'c. Lao & 100
ExcuRstoS TIcKErs--ooop ron RArvuSISs
Between Pousv &. Philadclphs. IS 90
y tween Reading IL do 400
Between do. g. Patsvilc, . OO
The other passenger uaios will as tefore, at
the following h urs:
philadelphia and PottsViNs.
From PhiadeIpLi,, at So NJ. n.p,
From Pott~ville, nj P. NJ. 5 9
Hours Of porsiog Read'"g.
For Pousvilie, at . A. ". nj,
For Phadcphs, at 81 Pm. Dy'
All The trains viii stop for way passengers q
the usual poits.
Ur Al passengers are requested to procur
their tickets before the trains start.
May 2l, ls42.-if.
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WfLLIAMSPCRT,P PA.
YNHE subscriber respectfully announces 10 the
Il public. tina, he has opened Hotel in tn com
modlous brick building situate on the corner Of
| hird end Pine streets, where he will be happy to
wait npon those who may favor him wit, their
company. The Eagle Hotel is large and conveni-
ent, and furnished ia the hest modern st,ie. II is
provided with large number OF we'll aired and
comfortable sleeping apartments, rooms, private
parlors, &c. Petsons visiting Wilismsport on bu-
siness OT plea,ure, may rest assured that every ex
ertion will I've used TO render heir s,journ at the
Eagle Hotel pleasant and agreeable. His Table
will he supplied with the very best the market af
fords and his har with he choicest wines aud 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 Count House
aud Wamspor aud Elmira Rail Road Depot.
Sufficient Slabng provided, and good aud trusty
ostlcrs always in attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and honest Servants
have been emrlo, ed. and nothing left undone that
will add TO the comfort and accommodation of bis
guests.
There will he a carriage always in attends nee a,
the Boat Landing to convey passengers TO aud flom
the House free Of charge.
CHARLES BCRTOWs.
Nav llth ISlo
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~ND"HdCH.
Last Notice.

4 III. those who are indebted to the subscriber,
~ are requested to call and make settlement. on
lelore the 10th day Of January next, by paying
up giving their notes due bills, be is in
want Of cash. and determined to have his accounts
settled. The accounts Of all those refusing to com.
ply with this request, will be left in the hands of a
IN ,gistr.te for collection, without respect 10 per-
sons. Don't I've deceived.
Dec. "a lS42 -3t JOHN YOUNG.
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Coreoked ,oeeklv bp Henry Norihe,mer
b A N X r U p r G Y
HENRY YoxTHEIndER.

HENRY YOKTHEIMER.
NOTICE is hereby given, that OF the 22d day
v Of September last, the undersigned ap.
pointed hy the District Court of the United States
for the Western District of Pennsylvania ass,pn,e
Of HsNHr YoxrHEiMEu. dccrccd Ivy the sail court
Bankrupt. pursuant to the act Of Congress passed
August 10Th, ls4l, and that said assignee has en-.
tered upon his duties such, Of which all
ed in any manner whatever will please to take no.
tce. CHARLES PLEASANTS,
Dec. 3lst, lSi2.-3t Assignee.
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Public Notice.

VHNAKE NOTICE, that on the 90 h day Of De.
Il ccmber, isa2. We purchased, at const b'es
salc, held Ivy Edward Gass. constable for the los
rough of Sunbury, the following property OF Joseph
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VIM. EErLNEN g. CO..
e.Sss a., sfL s,777,,=.,s

w AS~s s-I9 - - AS~ x.AN o. WA
80 d. swss
Commission & Forwarding Merchants,
Foot Of HAoW STREET Raj Road,
Nv THE DELAWARE,
II ANlNG associated vi h dem ,osrph Barnet
late oi Eastou, Pt., rs,er.mly inform their
rlend- aud the public ge' ersy, that they have Ia.
ken 70 large and WI t.noun store aud Nhlfi' =,
i'"' al W ''l"w Si'ret "alrnad, iatriv occupied ly
JHroo Na'"h' whr.r they ia I-o-e doing GEN raj
t"m"i-s"'n a 'd For~ardu'g B1-ine-., AMI iom
he l"c" u'rsn,s e. of Tee il cr beinG coun,clc4
wiz. III ihe luhhC improvements that have their
"ui''-, in the cI>, TIM, Aal'rr themselves they will
ah.P 1, ia ilsuess 20 gned, II not eateI adj
vantage, snd uqcn frasnushc terms as suy ether
h use, ard they assuIr their tu,iuls that any con-
sutHr nts ruade Ia lhtn shall haSr thEI strict at
te1Rlon, GId eXet's spared To give eotsIe sdtis
(tcl on.
1hy sre sisr prepared 10 rc.ive al d inrwaTd
goods 20 any pnin on TIE Disu sc and LehIeh
i>ers, hetwe'n Mauch 81 uuk, Esto" sod rh,la-
Del ina, VIA Del,wsrr bIV-i 4 at lehtlh Can il;
sls,, ,o snv point "a the lun,is HV,r, Nor h
and IVES, Il snches st he Su-qa, hrpna via Schuy /
kin snI Union, mo Cht sspeaSr and lide Wale
Cands.
For he accommodation OF Beats coming ~ 60
ing via SchuyIkdi and UnI"a Canals. ste mhoa,
Osll b. k,pi expressly Tor towing bna's from The
Schuy fkh aroai IL thr Del ~Gre ani hack, which
will en he rchads 10 haV" Their produce deli
ve.ea on H., t,r 40 re and their "d- - ~ d At
ssSinp oi 81 o. rs ler cent q" the plr's fT
! n -11it-g 10 s-wuh Ih, So sd,hdtg,s they re-
\ spsctiully sna,tt ,har "f n'r 0a =,
! " HElLMAN a Ga
! William Hdlmqn,
4 " 4.,rn ~. ktsses "A ,s.s-,,
JUssph Barns'. Phllad Ma
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a.. s. Mail Coach
EnR POTTS WILLIE

UsA@V & svHG 3
yUyHE Mail Coach for Polisve leaves Northum>
i bcrand every morning at 9 o'clock, and arrives
in Pottsve IN the evening.
FAnE as low as any other line.
For seats. apply at Mrs. Wi'hing,tn's Hotel,
North humbe rland, OF at George Weit.eFs. Sunhury.
A. E. kAPP 81 CO.,
North'j, May2i, 1919. Proprietors.
or Passengers coming from Philadelphia will
pleas,, secure their seats at the White Swan Hotel,
Race st., before they leave the city. Passengers
coming 10 this line, have their seats secured in any
starcnr Packet boat from this place. Those coming
in the eth er line may bo left behind.
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THE
PHILADELPHIA, READING AND POI TSYlLLE
RAIL, ROAD,

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w. F. DURIsoE. PROPRIETOR.



Three Dollars per annum. il paid in adranec
Three Dollars and Fifty Gents. if not paid
before the expiration Of Six Mouths from the
date Of Sabscripiion-and -Four Dollars IL not
paid within twelve Months. Subscribers ont
OF the State are required to pay in Gdeanee.
No subscription received for less than oae
gear, and no paper discontinued until all arrear-
ages are paid. except at the option Of the Pub
Usher.
All subscriptions will be continued unless
otherwise ordered before tho expiration Of the
year.
Any person procuring FIVE Subscribers and
becoming responsible foi the same, shall receive
the sixth copy gratis.
Advertisements corspicuously inserted ct ga
cents per square. (l2 lines. or less,) for the first
insertion. aad 49, cents. for each continuance.
Those published Monthly. or quarterly will be
charged 81 per square for each insertion. Ad-
vertisomcnts not having the number Of iusev-
tons marked on them, will be continued until
ordered out. and charged accordingly.
All Job work done for persons living at a
Distance. mus, be paid for nj the time the work
is done. or the payment secured in the village.
All communications addressed to the Editor,
pos. paid, viii be promptly and strictly attend
ed ;n.
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Notice.

7EHHE firm Of BRAysos. MuSDY g. AMBER
Il son. was dissolved on the lst o fSep,em
her last; the business Of the concern will be
settled by BRANDON IL ANDERSON, who continue
business nj the same place.
Oct. 3, lSfss, 6 %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-19


M HY WILL YOU DELAY7--.An snifsr
w tho wet, unhealthy weather TO knit
disease IN your system, that is certain 10 carry
you.io 40 gailmely gravel Has.not experience
tauRhtyoul Has not 0chlar proofs econvfn eed
you that C0nsrneptjoa Is eertnin death 10 m
whom = may encennferi when left until q late
THEN WY WILL YOU DELAY &
Procuring remedy in dine season, and arrest
the progress OF that fell desuoyef7 "A cold.
which soon terminates ia .Couehing. whereby
ssoersnesg o. iha Threat, md lnhemmaiion Of the
Maecgts Membrane Of the Bronehi Is prodncea.
persons suiieT themselves 10 proorastinate nnf1
deaHt looks N a. nisir door, when will thew henin
70 BE- concerned about Their health shen IA ar
probability q - too late Nay al who have Il
cod take timely Warning and set rid Of il a.
Dr DoncsD,s Ex9eetOrant Remedy. s,apds
before the public. tested 81 tbousands. and da,le
gsed y = almosi egssy family throashouf iha I'd Il
Tffts CHEST AND LUNGS.
The vast amount scl@ On this CITY. and fbat "a
90 many persons Who come back and nhiam n
~ the ball dozen 9eides, is suhicis3i evidoIce
: csll upon yB&RB MARsH.
nov 20 reE t.ers Wheeling
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NJ Fit, MOORE CO. -Foa 5laT Coach
1 y Leaves Wheeling daily al 6 o'clock. P. II
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