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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-29
DIR Y-G 90 $.

OwIIEIskELL' h'' la., aee''a nun
III New Yot9. large stock oi GoaIs winch 'o-
~ ID ebe,npe.s. eannat be sntpa,.ed. fers'a,
a.s,a s,relasc Inc bes' Go'f, ri lbe e.oe-'
.ll do sell 10 call and eaamus b., sl9sa.
rp
4 cx,suNrRE n'Eea.se of Iafesl STYLES and o'I
au.ln.c,. Pans D'Eeasse Crape p Tc.a1 aad
Hol,,. lsi,.re. ahirb a, style aud qualify HH,et
j :. ,o,m..sd ia any other msfkef-i.sl tereleet nj
msll o W HElSaELL.S.
rNrAID Plan and Figured Alpara4. French 1od
Eepll.h Neuna. Freurh Gf7s olier ctu'z
r..hms,r and oiber ne'V style American Ciublz-
T., ,ese,yed and iur sair Inv NJ
.mll W HElsKELLs
|sryREScH mud Farlsiou Gingham.. Gohala DO.
4 Embroilercd d.. Manchester 40 -iue reed
i ,spIl " HEiSkELLS
ENn[AlN BIZ Blue Blk lpa'ian Luslrprs. Silks
III Plsin Blacks, Rue BIZ Poalt lie Snies. De
i,or,le Chameienu Sils.. PLAID AVID Faucy silks
Plain Satin, s.f.encis. Nelve'~ Vc--ia-l reed nj
rprl o W IiEIshfILS.
n ACES. Rihhans Mus. Gloves b." Large slncl
ii Thrend Laces, Edeings and ln.eutng> ass'l
|1nIr. Ashhutlon and other neN sfplc> l.arcs Eds-
ines &c. Rlch Chameleon. Pa,d and Walcfd Bon
mi and Can Ribbons New sve Buele and SILK
N,u Min, nrd Gloves, Al,o KId Gloves. Zephyr.
W,nled and ~5o.u MIs-iast w-etYcd nj
mp Il o W HElSkELLS
|1 RlSH Lncns LDueo Cambt.csatd Linen ll3hi4.
l Also. Blcnehcd mad Blown col Shcrtings and
Flhinngs French Cloths warranted 10 be lie besf
|atirls IN Wheeling Also. English BIZ, Cnsslmcre.
lCsshmsre yesiines plad and Fnin Satln Neslne.
|svsIse's. Sanct. ana fanneIa--nsl ree'd at
wpll o w HEIskELLS.
N ARGE A..'ioC Gcodemcn's Plain Back ond
! Fancy Satin Scar. mud Crayats. BIZ liator
~ Worsled do-jus received al
nil o " HEISKELL's.
hi AIDES Fancy Sill Dress Ilandk' is and SearG
|1 d. do Satin do do
Do do Volyet Co do. &c &e-insf
|mY8 sep II o w HEISkELLS.
|HDOGLE Capes French Wofdd Collars, French
ID Woke spencets-lust received nj
wp1l o W uEGSKELLS
EY-vALA PLAID mud Fancy Gaiola, Worsled Plaid
NJ or children. GA Pisid ior LADIES Clnaks
--jnu( reed at sepll wv IIElSkELLS.
.1rw pieces Bunting for Flnes. f,r ,ale by
III sep IN o w HElSkELL.
TNEw Eases very handsome Freuch outside and
~ itsde Artificial Flowers, Common da-iesl
,nedM sep IL O w IlElSkELL'S.
DUGLE Bead Ornaments Buele lIalr Pins and
ID Bugle Caps-Inst received At
~p1l o W IIElSKEIL'S.
III ARGE ASH of Wde.ani Narrow silk Gimns.
'tIl&ilk and Bug'e Billions Bugle Gimps md ace
Iolluns-jus reed at o W HElSkELLS.
s~ll
I7EACK Silk Cords and Tassels Fancy Silk Do.
- Bnple do do Bishops Lawn. Midi S~iss nnd
'eesees hltslins, Tareon and Lace Sirlpe do. Plain
nd Phid Jaceoncts. PLAN ADD Fe'd Mn.l'ns--io-i
hedN sep ii o W HElSKELLS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-29
ROPES, ROPES.

ROPES, ROPES.
Nv hand and tor sale a genera assortment Of
Cardare. consisting m paH "a follows;
White lard md Manila Ropes OF oil sizes
1000 lbs Packing Yarn
1000 " Oakum
50o " Braom rgine warranted good
Also Lines md Twines Of every variety and size
all or which will he sold cheap Us can he pnr
chased in this city or Pittsburgh
Flax. Beeswax, Ginseng, Corn Brooms, Oats and
Corn taken m exchange nj Wheeling Market price
for Cor1aqe. at the old stand formerly occupied by
Darre & Hoge No l Water street.
oct 3hAkLhN BENNY,
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500 PIECES or PRINTS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
HOOK STORE.

y er. No l33, Main Street Wheeling, Va 40
hcit. the patronage Of his former friends ant
customers At his ole stand, where he will DO
able to snnnv thom with Books and Stationery
at reduced plicoe He has now on hand a large
assorfmont. and 5 constantly receiving supplies
Of Medical Miscellaneous. Theological and
Schonl Books Also Bbl"s of every variety Of
Binding all Of which he is able to afford as
chean as they can be got at any Otner place IN
the city.
Highestrrice gwen for Rags ia exchange.
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HHIGUp'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
II ] / = :.
or THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE Of
HEALTH.

z q 4 a n 4 II a
N MEDICINE Has ever .nen nitro
ruse5 10 fhe American public whose VIZ
iHa- have been more eheerHlIY and uuIVer-
sa#In acknowledged Than the above named
NH5HPS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
To de-c9nt npop thelr merits a. this ate daY,
would serm 10 be wholly unnecessary. AZ vcrF
ieR INDEED ptu fead this article viii he found
u1arIuaIutrd with thr rial excellence of the
msdIgne. But u hrlhefproof were wanting Ia
establish the errdH OF fhls singular remedy II
'a'fht be toundrs tbe fact thal no medicine in
the country has heen SD
SHANElEssLY GOUNTERFEITED
Ignorant and unpuncipled men have al various
Z .aees, maUutartured a SPURIOUS pill; aud IN or.
der NOR completely 10 deceive the public hape
made u ~ 0u ward appearance II resemble the
lGie Wehrne. These wicked nenple could nsver
pas4 OIL lbfIr 'rhlese rash, hut for the sssis-
ianoH Of certain misguided storekoepers who
heeause theV can purchase the spurious article
vi reduced rate, lend themselves 10 Tins
mons rou- system cf Invocation and crime.
he patrons of the above excellent Pills. will
therefore be ON their guard against every kind Of
imposition. nd remeWber theGniV Gennlne agent
IN Wheeling sJANFS MELLoR, 26 Union S..
Enc following ighIy respectable store keeper
nav" been Amounted agentl for tho sale of
WHGHTs INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS I
Chas G Johns an, Mononeabela. Wash. co, Pa.
> bingham q Iohnsen, EIdelayIe do.
orchard Ward, Peris, do.
YIN Reeves Greenfield dN
1 Kerr Il 60. Cross creek DO.
Walter eoole Hickory ds.
Jas Alellor 25 roion @, Wheeling, Dino 20 Va
Jacob Goodmg Trjadolphla do.
J. D Brown. Wel'shnre Brooke county Va.
William Brown. Holidays cove DO.
Z insra!am y 60. Naynesburgh Greene co Pa,
H4nnel Parkinson Jefferson do
JeHce, Carmichael town do
Samuel HU2enbotham Greenssureh do
j. q " Mezis2at Mapleton do.
lon Patterson, Palterson's Mills Wash co Pa.
W aam Mercer Florence do.
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LPAcAS. ALPACAs-l40 pieces OF all co.
"A lors and descriptions, among which are some
1eSS 6ne silk Wary BIZ, Barred and CoIo[sd. al
'e'y o. MARSHS
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P84EHk LADIES.-Tf you want To see some
Ans prtttv, cal NJ the City Ca IN Store ana
'ok.osonr Lama cloths. crapede hines; cash 2
'etesd'F eosse; Rep de LANES, Moushn de-
ans, bombazine d Fcosse PLAIN. fed, sirp-
. sne barred Alnaeas; Pfocade; @lrip'd = ,k'i
;'merd Chameleon. do; Glaze. strp.d and fm.
Z 81 Velvet PLAID Chsmeioe do; Sata strlp'd
changeahle pouIt de sole; sam
4 ePoult de Sole, Drab Gro de Naples; Gro
.e'ne; erode Nap; Rl'k and white Fon rds;
l Z asinped fed, Blk and eoIored Satnst
eauuhil Bonnet Velveis and Silks PLAN and
,,m M bonnet Ribbons: Artificial Flowers DARK
.umes Velvet points, Satin aud Ne'vet .taVai -
nese AMI Silk Gloves and Mrs; Bnglf SILK
y 80 Thread Lace ADD INSERTING SWISS o. E.
,,MIs. Cheneilie and Lace Caps. Cmmesctts,
' ,sd collars; Rrk, white aud fe'd Nets
'toeede, bard swiss, hook, null and other
IIuesns; Silk, Wool and cotton Hose Lac;
s1ssiila, felet and ot9or Veiis ,Tarker'a, emb d
'a pIsan Thihe' Hahyle. Nessenp. olrea san.
..55mere, Rrocha, Damask, b * cloth, blanket
. other Shawls.
t'slIsoon or you will not be able 70 get sight.
81 LoWTHER & BOON.
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.I8EsS GOODS.-Rich and elegant Cash
@ere De Fcossc; Low priced 10 do. ni every
: ~ Satin Striped Cn<hmcres. something enitfe
~ and beautiful, Afghan Salins shusans;
y mes &c; with great variety Of other nc"
- FIR iresses at
@e7 sFNsENEY & RHODES.
@QR DRESSES "A laree lot Of Cashmere De
\. Cossc Mousllno de LANES, Chamelions DC &c
Il sep IT, MARSlIS'.
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tlIShiy Important.
!. ELECTION :. RETU MS

- ,,@sz..'.5a. ,ht present ume. rreata UsIf ,,s
s.as|. ....s ''tt IS caused Is H. large and
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MAR RIED MEN.

The more married men you have, says
be. Examine The Irighfal columns of you
criminal calendars you will there fine
Ia hundred youths executed for one father 0
a family. Marriage renders a man NOR
vrluous and more wise. The father of
family is no. willing TO blush before hi
children.
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l.glSxA l..afsTsN
sl-atEI k-lIliassSI
80. Iwj LUMP
y . ! y . !
RIGHT & LEFT

Under the heading OF Read, Read, Read
will be seen an article in the late DGmocta,
written, as the writer says, for the purpos,
of reiracling ard reasserng, assertions
made by the writer, After which he gne.
IN with a yarn in the following manner. -
II shall endeavur 10 perf)rm my task accord
ing to the nature Of the subject, and rest al,
my assertions upon reasonable and sUi,'
foundations, such as cannot be shaken g.
After which he claims 10 have kept to ,h.
truth for once. Had the Honorable SAID
and rest my assertions upon unreasonable
and sandy foundauons.' il would have been
honest and to the point. But l stated N
my last under the heading Of TRUTH
WITHOUT FEAR, the ruth. ,he Who'll.
truth and nothing but the uu.h--and lhere
fore consider il unnecessary 10 go TO the
trouble Of wasting ink and paper, for the
purpose OF answering such arguments as
Appeared over the sIgLsture Of our Brother
Chip, the ninih part Of a man. As | sait
before all persons wishing 10 know ,h'
truth can be satisfied by calling at nv shop
as am prepared, as before, 10 show w,
report and fashion as told the GINTLE
MAN. Oar worthy sir talks OF seeing
the fashion for "A but is not honest ,nougl
to say-4i and five. But we will not be haIC
and, will attribute that to his shorlness 0
brt a,h as it takes long winded man to say
IA and FIVE, which is The truth, as be
fore stated. The Gentleman keeps yer,
dark about the Ten Dollars offered to be
him, after denying my having the n. YorL
reports which ,old him had at the hous,
This as well as the rest, am prepared /,
prove at airy time, aud the lark dare no
lake me up-nor deny it, but after lonl
sigh and a twist or two, lie allowed ht
would not be much afraid TO risk V tha
could no, produce tho New York reports
but took mighty good care not to get on
The money, knowing very well on whicl
side his bread was bul,ered RrcoIlec. OF,
birds are not to be caugh, with chaf; but
five dollar bill would have stronger tender
ry to kelch them. | will not go the lIou
Bile of saying he had not The money (pet
haps) he had, but did not like The notion o
ooslng it, by way of bet Of that kind.
being the fact thai he more truths | assert
the more fdlaehOOds will be backed up q
gains, them. have for my part, 50 far
as honor to myself and to my occupation
will allow me, determined not to answe
any more such oullandlsh unlruths, bot b,
way of conclusion, would now and for H.,
asst time, say to our worthy friend p, afle
resolution according to his own request /,
keep cool and NOT swear, say (FdreWeH,
md may you luEg live, and have time /,
repent, aud enjoy yourself in this land o
Peace and Pienly-Once more, FARE
WELL.
BERNARD RUPERT.
Bloomsburg, Nov. 0. 1874.
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KEEP DARK.

Ayoung Miss having accepted The offer
of youth to gallant her home, and after.
wards fearing tha! jokes might be cracked
at her expense, if The fact should become
public. dismissed him when about half way
enjoning secrecy.
'Don'l be afraid said he, 'of my saying
anything about it, for feel as much as
hamed Of il as you do
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exertion produces hurriedncss and dil
irulty painful TO himself and sgonizing tc
! hose around hin. But he rises from hi,
chair and walks without assistance. H.
,a'ks is his garden almost daily, and cver,
sabbath is found IN his seat in the house OF
,tayer. lie opens aud reads his letters;he
xamines with great interest The news2a
Irrs from the principal points of The Union;
e takes a great, and constant, and all per,
vdding interest in this election. Leuers
hearing his name have, as you are aware;
heen extensively published and commented
on OF late, having reference chiefly TO the
Remuneration ci Texas; The whig presses
have been disposed 10 call their authenticity
IN question They were each and all eth
er written by his own hand oI dictated by
hlm aud written under his own eye, by
Major Danadson, who was his private
secretary during his eight years that he
was President of the Unlted States. TO
them all he has affixed his signature with
his own hand. With Inc SHOWS of seventy
seven winters on his brow, and thoughts
and struggles OF thousand ordinary lives
having left their traces on his form, daily
awaiting his summons TO The grave, his
memory, not only Of. events long since
lransplred; but of those Of the most recen,
date, is as tenacious and ready, his judg-
menl as clear, his will as strong, his at
leclions as warm, his patriotism as ardent.
as they ever were. When Andrew Jack
son dies he will not drivel hs path 10 The
grave like slobbering dotard, as the whig
press falsely call him: but when HE dies
when the great soul within shall have
utterly consumed lis outer tenement of clay
why, then, a MAN will die! And our
children, and children's children, will go up
TO that corner OF the little garden at the
Hermitage, where his wife now lies-and
by whose side he will sleep in dea!h-and
that will forever be 10 us and our descend,
ants next 10 Noun, Vernon, the holest and
NOS, sacred spot on American soil. Loud
che ers-cohiinued applause. | might dwell
long on this fruitful theme, but time Tor
bids. i'll only advert 10 General Jack
son $ conduct when his physicians endeavor
ed to dissuade him presiding at the great
Nashville convention;they justly feared that
the great rush and shouting Of the people as
they pressed to look upon him, would be
dangerous TO him in his present feeble stale
He heard ,his opinion expressed, and after
pause, he lifted up his voice and said his
words fell upon my ear life those of a pa
lriarch Of Old, Il am very old; canrot stay
here much longer; can do little or no good
by remaining, so if can do any good By
presiding a, that convention of the democra
Icy, carry me there! Place me IN the chair
and I'll die in my seat Great manifesto
tion Of feeling among the audience After
brief exhorlaion TO energetic action, and 3
complimentary allusi0n TO the ladies' who
had honored the meeting with their presence
Mr.. Melville concluded.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to all concerned, that !
have purchased at Constable sale, as the
property Of George Rice, the following
property, and have left Ihe same in his pos
session during my pleasure, and forbid any
person taking it from him, either by pur
chase or otherwise, without my consent.
Two soTrel mares, one bay colt, one
whi'o and black COW, one red and white
heffer, one sled; two plows, one harrow
one cutting box, one half Of twenty three
acres Of wheat in the gronnd, one half oI
seven acres of rye in The ground, fifeer
acres OF corn, 450 sheaves uf oats, half Of
500 sheaves Of rye, half Of 1000 sheaves Of
wheat, five tons Of hay, 8 shoals, one two
horse Wagon, Two sels of Wagon gears,
one windmill, one stove, five pieces of pine
Iand elbow, one hog, one corner cubboard
and one mantle clock.
JACOB WORKnEISER.
Nov 9, 1914.
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Brandrcth's Pills.
PICTURE OF HEALTH.

NE EALTHi is Chaterlscd in an indivd val ty
II the absence of all pain, suffering, or affection
any paIt of his body; by the Tree and regular ex-
ercsr of his functions without any exception
Tdey consist in having good appetite at meal
times, an easy digestion, free evacuations without
ooseress or costiveness at least once in every t~en
ty-fcur hours, and without heat ,d,yness, or burning
ut the passage the free issue Of the water pthout
acrlmony or burning ana without ltuu''n scu,-
proachino main, ouiet sleep without agitation or
iuolInsnIno dreamy. no taste of lille or other bad
,stc i, ,he month upon rising in the morning: no
aou .r.ss mr. Jisaoreeablc rising of the stomach:
clean toroue. svee, meath. no itching pimples or
spots nm ,be sk;o. M niles. M burning bea, upop
anv nart Of ,he hov. No excessive thirst when I'M
exposed 10 laboy or other known caus,. no inter-
rup,ion to opv natural evacuation nor main nt their
periodical reu n.
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TURTLE SOUP.

Waiter; what soup is ihis!'
'TurlIe, sir
why ifs very thin, it hasn't been half
boiled
oh, yes sir, it was on !he fire all
night
Then what makes it so mesgre, and taste
SO queerl'
why, sir, TO tell you The truth, the turtle
was Sicky.'
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List of Lcttcrs

kEMA MING in the Post Office at Blooms
burg Tor the quarter ending Sept, 3Ols44.
John Blocksdge, Daniel Dou. William ElnCcr
Ihalles w. Former, Peter lIagenbucb, Thomas
Hennaugham Joseph W. Kcsier, Patrich Me.
Cormek Bennevslle, John McNultz, A. A.
Mackdowel, William Richard, Charles Sitter.
Persons calling tor letters in the above list will
poase say they arc advertised.
j. NJ. M0YER, p. NJ.
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EQUlvOCAL COMPLIMENT.

Dick, how is it that you are always
possessed of such store of fun!-w where
did you get hl'
i manufacture it.
What do you make Of i!'
Nollipg OF any consequence could
make fun tl yor, but for friendship,
sake
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Chair ManufaCtorV,
CHAIR WANUFACTORING
THE subscriber continues to carry on

CllAlR NAN Az Okl y u
business at the old stand of B. & S. Hsger
buch, where he will be ready at all times
10 furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Sci
ices, Boston Rocking Chairs &e, of every
description, which may be called for, al
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign 4,
Ornamental Painting, and House Paperng
in a superior manner,
From his experience in the business and
his facilities Of manufacturing the various
articles of his line, he 1atters hmsel! ,ha,
he shall be able to furnish as good work,
md upon as reasonable terms as can be
lone in the country, all Of which he will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. B. Orders from a distance will be
strictly AID punrlualIv attended to.
b HAGENBUCH.
Bloomsbury, Dec. 30, lS43
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.aD.UINISTRATOR'S s NOTICE

Estate Of Philip DOdder, Ioie of Orang
fownship, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
" istration, on the above mentioned estate ,hay
been granted to the subscriber residing in th
township of Orange All persons indebted to th
said estate are hereby notified to make immediate
payment, and those having claims are requested Il
present them properly authenticated for settlcmcr
before the first of November next.
JOHN PARKS, ,Adm'r
Orange tp, Sept. 7, ls44--2O.
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E'B'dsRsksESss
EzOUSE,
BlOOmsbUrg, Columbia Go. Pa

THE subscriber respectfully informs h,
friends, and the public generaIly;lhal he ho'
taken that well known stand, in Blooms
burg. formerly kept by William Robson
and that the House and Stables are under
going thorough repair As his bar vii
dways be furnished with the choicest q
Liquors, and his Larder with the best III,
market affords, and having good SlabIin.
and attentive hosllers, he with confdenc,
invites all 10 cell and les, his ability as
caterer for the palate and s'omach, and nar
ters himself that none will leave dissa,isf
ed with lher treatment,
The worth of the pudding is told IN the eating,
come give it trial, there will be no cheating;
Beast and Man shall always go away rejoicing,
Swearing by the powers, they'll call on returning
NJ. sILVERTHoRN.
JUne s, ls44-7. 3m.
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DIVIDEND.

CATAWlSSA BRIDGE COMPANY.
NOTICE IS hereby given, to ,he Stock,
holders in lhe Company, for erecting a
Bridge over Ihe North Branch Of the Sus
qnehanna, between the town Of Cauawissa
and the mouth Of Fishingcrctk, that the
Board OF Managers have this day declared
a dividend nl seventy five cents per share,
for ihe last six months (equal to per cent
per anGum) winch viii be paid TO the stock
holders or their legal representatives, on and
after the 25h iosiaul. by
JAMES PLEASAN rs, Trcas.
Cauawssa October ID. 1874.
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List OF Letters

REMAINING in the Post Office at Cattawiss,
the quarter ending Sept 3O 1874.
Arthur Robert Bresser Jonathan
Bowman F.. l.. Brock Silah S.
benjamin Frederick Denglar Anhony
Driesbach Yost Derr John
Federolph Adam Frey John
6earhart Wm.2 Henninger Daniel
Howard Michael r. Kassovei John
hnecht Jacob Klmple William
Kern Peter Mears Georpe
Paxton j. ID. Prince Lycander
Ritter Benjamin Rohrback VIM.
heler Nm: SharPless Jos, or John
olngley John Schmeck Daniel
Iamlenson Rachel Thomas A. d.
ward john Wilson Alexander
wan Fhlllp Wanamancher Jacob
NAPLES Benton w. Yetter BarbAryann
Person calling for letters in the above list will
please say they are adv Yertised.
Get 10, ls4i.
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BLANKS !-BLANKS!!
G~ Justices Blank EXECUTIONS and
SOMlnONS just printed and for sale al
his CtIice
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OAlNAWISA, iEIDIETNrLo
y. DX ERR.

ed by D. Clark. Where he will be happy TO wal
upon those who will favor him with their custom
The Hotel is large and commodlous and wei
furnished throughout, and no pains will be spared
10 render general satisfaction.
coils table will be furnished with the best III,
unry can afford.
His Bar is well stored with the best of liquors.
Excellent stabng is attached to the establish
ment and careful and attentive hostlers are alwayt
in attendance.
Cattawissa, May l3, lS43-3.
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L2APLSl 3 PALpL1SIa 3

TwNllE subscriber having established PAPER
u MILL at MILL GROVE, near Blooms urg,
Columbia county, where he has the at,st INPHovID
MAcHNEnY, and having followed the business for
twenty years he is confident he can furnish good
paper as any in the Country and on as reasonable
terms to printers, Merchants and Lawyers or any
persons who may want the article. He also, keeps
constantly on hand Attorneys Cap, Fools Cap,
Letter. writing, Printing and Wrapping paper of
all kinds Also, an assortment of Scm0oL Books
Also, Blank Book, Extra bound. Full bound, aud
half bound of all sizes and, assortment of writing
books &c. He is ready to exchange the above for
Paper or Books for Rags of Sizing
THOMAS TRENCH.
Mllgreve; February 26 'l644-lr.
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NOTICE.

Estate Of JOHN BOWYER, Iaie Of
AI0nteur t0,OnShp, CO!umbia co
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad
~ mnistraon on the above mentioned Es,at,
nave heen granted to the subscriber residing il
Nonteu All persons indebted to the said Is
ate are hereby notified to make immediate poymen
md those having claims are requested to presen
hem, properly authenticated, to
JOHN DlETERICH, Administrator
August Is, 1874. 6wl7
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a. FE a ES RIGHT. "a
Brag's good dog,
But lloIdiast is better.

YHNHE undersigned would return his sincere ant
n humble thanks TO the citizens of Bloomsbury
md vicinity, fo the favors thus far bestowed upon
Iim, and would still further ask continuance OF
he same, so long only satisfaction is rendered
lie would not say, come one eCme all, but com,
- many as conveniently can. Neither would h,
'romise, (as others have,) to do his work bctteI
han can be done in any other shop in the place
ut in short he would neither brag nor banter, bur
Ieiy any one who does brag to do work neater THAI
ne does, in all cases. He has also lately receivec