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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

Some of the citizens of Lancaster, Wiscon.
sin Territory, the other day while digging tor
the foundation of a large brick stable, encoun-
tered the ends of some roots pointing upwards,
which are unqucstionably the roots ofa Banyan
India, or somewhere else on "rother side" AZ
fdavits are promised "next week"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

How IT WoRKs.-The chief of the Post-office
and others to carry Mr. Wells, the unofficial mail
agent over their respective lines When about
to carry this direction of the Postmaster General
into execution, few days since, at Rochester
Mr. Wells very quietly drew from his pocket an
Injunction restraining the company from leaving
Rochester without him, under penalty of SlO,-
600, and succeeded in compelling the company
70 convey him over their road, despite the GO
yeInmenl prohibition.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10
Democratic
COUNTY CONVENTION.

YNfiE Democrats of the several boloughs and
Il townships in Nouhumhe rland county, are
hereby requested to meet on the last Saturday of
this month, August,) a, their usual time and pa
cCs for holding of such meetings, and choose dele
gates to meet in county convention, at SunbuTy,
on the Monday fIllnwing, 10 nominate a ticket for
the support of the Democratic parry, al the ensu-
ing fall elections. A. JORDAN,
GIDEON LEISENRING,
WILLIAM FORSY rHE,
WILLIAM FEGELY,
J. +. WOLFlNGER,
Aug, 10, ls4i. Standing Committee
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10
The Philosophical
WASHING MACHINE

THIS WASHING MACHINE, plain and sim
Il pie in its construction, cannot fail to find it's
way INTO every family when lis real value becomes
known. The price (six dolllrs) is fixed at tho
lowest rate. in order to enable every family to obtain
one. The inventor guarantees that it will not
qure more than one fourth The usual quantity Of
soap-That it will wash IN one.hird the usuai
time, and what IS a matter Of great importance the
wear and tear is NOTHING, at least little that
it is not iercepthle that finest black worsted aud
woollen can I've washed, II necessary, in the same
suds with linen and cotton. THIS may seem strange
to those who do not know the principle upon
which II works. 1t is the only machine ever in
vented that washes upon the principle of the fic.
tim of water alone. All others wash upon the
principle of friction or rubbing, by bringing the
clothes in contact with some part Of the machine.
Independent of the gIcat saving of labor, economy
should bring it into general use. The poor man
cannot afford TO do without il, while the rich man
will use ii fol convenience if nohng else. Large
families will from five to fifteen dollars wear
in soap alone and not less than so per cent. IN tho
and tear Of Clothes besides the great saving of
labor and expense in washing The subscriber i'll
guarantee that il will perform all that he has stated,
if properly usd. He has secured from the paten.
tee, the right to Northumberland, Union, Lycoming,
Columbia, Luzerne and Clinton Counties
III. Is. MASSER.
Sunhuy June 22. 1874
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

AN ODD VocATIoN. following appears
as an advertisement in the Charleston Courier /:
"Wanted immediately good, sound, abe-bo-
died man, capable of fighting Indians, to whom
liberal wages and constant employment will be
given. Apply at this office"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10
James *. Polk,

Gov. Polk, says the Cincinnati Enquirer, was
called home from Congress in 1888, because he
was regarded as the most popular democrat in
his State to run against Mr. Cannon, who the
year before had been elected by 10000 majori.
ty, and Col. Polk beat him by 5000 votes. In
1910, Harrison carried the State by $1,000 ma
iority, and the next summer Col Polk reduced
the whig majority TO 1900. And the last time
he ran for Congress, no opposition was attempt
ed, for the wings knew that he was invinclble.
Ifany other evidences of his popularity are re-
quired, they are at hand, and can be supplied at
the shortest notice.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10
To the Electors Of NOrthuplber.
land County.

FELLOW CIrIZENS:-l beg leave to oil,r
L myself as candidate for the office of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
at the ensuing election. Should he so fortunate
to lie elected, pledge myself TO discharge the
duties OF said office with fidelity.
FELIX LERCH,
Shamokin, July eth, ls4i.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

/ ErrERS of administration on said estate have
IL been granted 10 the subscriber. Persons indcb-
ted TO the estate will please make immediate pay
ment, aud those having claims az inst the same
requested to prescn, them for examination aud set
tlement. CHARLES W. HIGGINS,
Sunbury, July 18th, ls4l-6t Adm'I.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10
Boot 4 Shoe
l~M Va -EA- M TwM Mm .s
PHILIP KTEFFER

ID EsPECTFULLY informs the public that
E0 he has commenced the BOOT 81 SHOE
NAMING business in the house lately occupied
10y DE-. John D. Price, in Sunbuy. He will war
rant his work 10 be as well made as any in town,
Of the following cheap prices:
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10
LIST OF CAUSES.


EOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas of Nor
thumtehand County, at August Tenn 1874,
commencing the first Monday being the 5th.
Hill, Fitchet d Co vs. James Tharp
Stephen Wilson + A kracht
Samuel keerr VS. James Beard
John Grillins adm'x Il Burrows
Jncoh lciser, sr. VS. j & II NJ Dawson
John Lloyd vs. Rebecca Wells
Bank of Northumd d &c VS. Paul Geljes &c
Eli Prohst VS. Samuel q Roh Mckee
Robt Miners a1m'rs W. Willi,m Hiblcr ct al
David Watson W Patrick Montague
DR. X, bert Philips " McCartcc " Purdy
Ahrahsm S'5aub Jonathan Adams
WIN II Miller rs VIM II Frymre 9, al
Com'th of Pa W FrlN Maufer ct al
John Aglcr " Charles Craig
Isaac Davis vs. John Bower
Jane Perry vs. Harriet Jenkins
Daniel Hill vs. Jacob Mc'xelTs rx'r
! w S,iIguGef rs John Carver et at
John Handing, j. VIM II Sanderson
Philip Fox es Henry Foruwalt
John Furm,n ct al W AUGUSTUS iIuey ct al
Ma te,s & Mathers " J G. B Nourse
Thoma, Hun Samuel Bcll
Frymire for Evert Wm StEl
Jacob BarnhaTt " VIM McGnncss
Anthony Watson vs. John NJ Iruse
Susannah Xerbe " John 4 l,loyd
Badly q kasc vs. John Grier ct al
John Boyd vs. Richard Renshaw
Hugh Beas &c V Willisa Mccoy
John Wolf Overseers ot Jackson tp
John Murray James + Murray
Jacob w Smith VS. joseph Wei'zcl
George Prince vs. T. Ellington ass ne
James BaTets aims VS. Peter Snvder
Mary Weeks Byery n Haas
Daniel Zerbe x Wife vs. I.aac Roadaumel
VIM Lloyd vs. Martin A Stock
Con'tk of Pa vs. + w POLLOCK
Same Charles Comiey' eK'rs
Sane Same
Same vs. FW Pollock
: Swnehart II " fe Peter Fers cr
Jacob Mayind II lox Dheimer ct al
Frederick klcu vs. Same
& W WsgensclleI vs. Eli SITTER
Cuurad Deshcr's ex'r vs. ccb Mckinney ct al
Ii my feley Il wife vs. Charles Sh,firr's ears
James Appleton, &c vs. Nm Duntldson
etlamin Camp " jacob Wruvy
Joseph Writ1el vs. Chagies Rurh
Jacoh Barnhart " Joha McGnncss
Elizabeth Long VS. Geolse Longs adm'rs
john Il Ketcr vs. John Paln'er
BsnAmin Robins vs. Ahrah IN Ltwrruce
William Welch Joseph keher
William Nice EddlngeF x Lawrer
Same same
Stephen DER Henry Slcinme'z
Solomon Mengas's heirs Vs. Dauie Ncr,man
Char rs G,arhar,, il VS. George Dhon ct al
Haas * d. uckcmer " John W Peal
SAMUEL d. JORDAN,
Prohonotary's office, Pruihy.
Sunbury July 6, ls4i,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

JEFFERsoN's OPINION OF NEwspArsRs.-in
a letter to friend he said, "Were it left to me
to decide, whether we should have govern
ment Oithom newspapers, or newspapers with-
oma government, should not hesitate a mo-
rnent to prefer the latter. But should mean,
that every man should receive those papers
and be capable of reading them"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

4 LII pcrs ms indebted TO the subscriber, for
IA mcrly of Sunhury, are hereby notified, that
hls books and accounts are placed in the hands of
Christian Bower, ESQ.,, for settlement and colcc-
ton. Suits will be commenced against all those
who negl' c, paying up or before the first day Of
September next. JOHN BOGAR.
ALpust l0Ih lSti -.t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10
GOLD SPECTACLE$
~DEaDH-EC~ q

ENROM a lawyers Office, in Sdnbnry. on the lst
Of July last. They were a lady's with bright
pebble glasses Of eigh, sides. and without any ,int
in the frame. They were No l. or of the young
est, or least magnifying power.
A liberal reward will be given for recovery of the
Speciaces, or detection of the thief on application
at Aug. 3, lS4i. THIS OFFICE.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

I VOLTAGE BIBLES.-f'ive copies of tie Cot.
- tage Bible, the cheapest book published,
containing the commentary on the Old and New
Testament Just received and for sae for six dollars
hy June Is. II. Is. MASSER
II ALZORlNES, a handsome article for Lades
- Dresses, Tor sale cheap, by
June l5. II. b. MASSER
TWEED 10TH, handsome article, all wool,
L light and elastic for Summer Coats and Pants
for sale, very low, by
June Is. II. B. MASSER.
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NEW BOOKS.

AORMON EXPOsED.-Thc History of the Saints,
~ expose OF Joe Smith and Mormonsm, by John
e. fennett.
The United Stae. Practical Receipt Book Complete
rcaturist lio ekeeper, containing many va
able receipts, all the useful and by prac
teal chemIs;
LoJts Naauel, containing the Declaration of Inlepen-
dence; the Constitution United States political def
nons with questions designed for private and Tor tho
Of schools. Price, g. cents
.nusot's PDputr System Earriery prising
eral description of the noble and useful animal the Horse
together the quickest aud smpes, mo lie of fattenins,
while undergoing fatigue,
journey; tho cons,ic zion and of stables
different marks for the of Horse: aso,
of diseases which the Horse sub
with such remedies experience has proved
be oec,ual Bv Richard Mason, NJ D., formerly Of Sur
~ county, Va. Ninth edition. with additions To which
aiming obser and for the of the
distcmpers incident Horses Oxen Cows Calves,
Sheep. Lambs, 5" inc, Dogs, sc. &c Selected diff
Also .4ddenda, containing Annals
cling, The publishers have hume fatter-
notices o: the Practical value Of these works The
distinguished editor of the American Farmer, speaking
them, observos-We cannot highly recommend
books, and therefore advise every OBJ
tain them.'
Tie Stock Raisers Manual; Guide to the aising
improvement of Cattle. being Treatise their Breeds,
Mana cement and Diseases. BY w Ioua,t aithor OF
WORK will be fond of the greatest importance Farmers
and Cattle Raisers throughout United States. and
should be in the possession of Farmer. the
most COM lete work on this subject published
Kinds Popular System Of Faryiery, taught a new
and easy PLAN being Treatise all diseases acct
dents which the Horse is liable With ae ad
ditions AMI Improvements, adapted particularly this
county, by Thomas NJ Smith, Veterinary Surgeon, and
Member of the London Veterinary Medical Society.
The above works nre for sale at the BOOK STORE.
Richmond. June 2ist 1874
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-21

MEDICAL CoSvFNTIoN The Ohio State Medical Con-
vent ion has Just closed a session of three days Mopt
Vernon. Upwa ns OF 100 members in attendance,
representpg the differ medical institutions in the State.
Mt Vernon Times thar the proceeding of the
body n highly and that the
Conye uon embodied talent than before
assembled in Ohio. Harmony and good feeling ap-
oarent in tho delibern - New and improv ell
exhibited. Tho body re-olv 10
petition the Legislature for act to secure the public from
imposition by Irregular practitioners.
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AB SEQ Nd Il ID .

NROM the employment Of the subscriber. an ndented
i apprentice the Tailoring business, Monday the
lOth ns named Charles c. Finch, aged about 10
taking with MIN black irock ribbed Cashmere
falcons, boots black and Legor hat; besides
-undry Other wenting apparel; feet inches high,
slim made data pex1a and long dark curey hair
II is thought he be found about the of tncn-
natl. All persons cautioned against aborng employ
ing trusting him, shall prosecute them for 50 doing
JOB BORTON.
June I, 1914. 15-3w.
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A arm for Sale.

ME undersigned offers for sale. farm situated about
eight miles north-wes Richmond in healthy and
pleasant observation-disclosures one mile from Friends
m house, and the distance from methods
The FARM contains about w acres-is OF good
quality and 20 statc OF cultivation There
premises comfortable house, with the ne
cessary ouhuidng-a good and substantial barh-a good
orchatd-a failing OF excellent water lhe
Farm will be sold reasonable and
payments, and possession ~iil be given it
be wanted. This 4 desirable and any person
wishing purchase canno be better suited ~ THIS section
Of country. lnqu re oil - hf-> 'oNES,
Near the Marke, House, IN Richmono, Ind.
April 5th, 1874. iou
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.
25:6,s

TnE Common Council of this City will sit in
Monday the 18th instant for the purpose
Of hea and acting the complaints OF those who
feel ageved by of their property for
the All persons who a tsed with the
Of their property hereby notified attend
By order the Council WIN. w. LrNDE, City OK.
kcbmoud June T. 21-1w
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TO SILK GROWERS.

C.I.k WORM EGGS FOR sALE.-The undersisre4
- offers for sale large quantity of superior MIN
.HOIH SLLPHER ST.. If5rn. Eggs This species
de- AIRED by late Ma tiona Silk Convention, be
any use, and il - known by
who used last year they peculiarly adapted
this climate They have been preserved with and
believed DC perfectly and hen Tiny Iney VIII
be sold able terms. JOB BORTbN.
June 1ih ISL 24H
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mis- work the extensive published
containing brief biograp hy and all OF his speeches
upon important Subjects from time public
lfe including the speech made in this place reply
petition presented to him by Hiram Menienha Two
volumes of 100 pages-price 81 20. For sale the
Richmond, June II, 1874. BOOK STORE
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NJ SONIC OTTO

1HNI, Brethren of ebb Lodge No "a Of Free and
j cepted Masons, will celebrate Anniversary of ST.
John the Baptist, this place, oath june
QuAkIs. Esq., OF indianapolis, will deliver Address
on the OCCASION All Lodges and Brethren, those
friendly % the Institution affectonatey invited
tend. JAMES NJ POE, Sec'y.
Richmond, June IA, 1874.
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LADIES' FAIR.

NHE members of the RICHMOND LADIES' ASSOCIATION
i will hold a Fair the sale Of a large variety of
Fancy and other Articles ufactued by them. Mon
day, the 9th inst, in this city The object of Fair
oeng one to which ali will be willing contribute, i,
hoped that they be favored with crowded
MRS. HARRIET 5. WHALLON, Pres't.
Miss s. IlARRrSGroN, Secy.
june eth, 1874. a4u
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SENATOR NnEs.--The New York Express Gays tina. the
Committee appointed by the Legislature of Connecticut 10
this referred, have made their report,
stating they exist. They have to
Mr. Niles had taken his seat. legislative
action One important TACT was brought
VIII konwp, and this that NJ
Niles thai he unfit be ia his place, and
that should resigned il he had obeyed his own m
enaton had declined doing at the sociia-
ton OF his friends.
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To ALL PERSONS
CONCERNED:

CIalmants, ct. Al. CONCERNED
Office hereby given all who interes
ted in premises. that the original certificate No
S720 granted Samuel Mctiemy. for of land
known as the sout-east ouarter township 10,
Range west entered Land Office at Cincinnati III
lSl7 and subsequently, assigned to Alexander Grimes; ana
further credi, No 1893, granted said
Grimes in 1921 such assignee, and by him subseq uenv
assigned Jesse CLARK. who comp and
ceged Fl certificate No 1890 been lost, mspa-
cel destroyed that Patent wi,hoa,
placing accounting for the and that the heirs of
Jesse Clark clama deceased, will apply Regis
tec's Office in Chcohe Ohio, Monday, the 29tlI day
Of july l4l and from day day thereafter to have the
renewed. which time and place all persons ine
rested attend aud show cause any they have why
the IN be renewed
BicckLE, Any Tor Heirs.
June ii, 1874 % low
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GREAT Wnc Meeting NArcuEz.-The Wings of
NatcheZ gheong had glorious meeting
n that city on Saturday The Achilles Of the
Mississippi Wings Col Bngsman presided. 1t said to
exceeded other asemhlage ever helc III that State
since 1910.
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TIMELY QuEsToN.--The Louisville Journal says ::
II has been against the Wings that they rejected
Mr. Van Buren, 1910 simply because they were drunk
hard cider But why hnvo Tho Iocofocos rejected hm IN
1874? Jiavc they been taking tremendous pull at
hard cider!
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FEMALES BEWARE!

Il | isputable
consideration, that THOUSANDS of the iai'es and
nv esto the female fall yearly into unIimeiy
grave; victims of iheir suicidal acts
From the Register of Mortality we mud the deahs OF
Females exceed those Males. and that the great
age Of twenty hEe yea. twenty: Consumption - ds-
thai spreads its nsiduous throughout tho o"
and nps both great and small listen then, 10
warning which echoes cons'an'iy III your ears, aud
yourself from the first increasing seed OF TINS DIS
which is certain knit its stal re ads and hurry you
10 the solitary tomb. the ratlesnake OF
poisonous fangs not, until the s,ng OF
death riveted in your system 1t is only at tins
time for the first, you begin be accrued about
your sumbe and you TO listen to
the solemn voice Of reason medicine that has
prolonged and preserved the lives of thousands when used
III time
DIR DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANr REMEDY,
prepared especially for diseases of the Res
pira Organs. viz Colds Coughs Influenza Bronchits
Soreness of ,hroa, and Inflammation OF tho Mucus
Membrane of the Bonch Splitting Blood, Asthma, diff
Guilty OF breathing, ~ c. &c.
FORGET ME .NOI!-"FoEGET NOT ,'-how oft,
and how fondly spoken Friends parting whisper it as
'ssouvenr'',o its potency they onsrne forever
in the heart Of hearts. deeply impress memorys
tablets each others image. and all the soft emembrnnces
of being connected. Under such cir
cumstances these words
.Are those sounds in break of day.''
But there other circumstances when this shor,
ence fearful mport. When an enemy-a cruel
RELENTLESS ENEMY! meets at every corner,
stands by the bedside the solemn hoir of midnight.
with the first light OF morn and eafully aud solemnIy
whispers. becomes a serious warniug-FoRGEr
NJ MOTT NOT !. the charm dissolved,
fades and the ioolishy hardy will with
hold the attention unheeu the monitor.
Reader, such IN enemy ia CONSUMPTION!! When
rks you for vctim by fastening lungs
disease slight may be. commences
o. warning. bidding forget that the citadel OF
life attacked. and that without attention nd
it will inevitably yield to the assault
Reader, forget not. a cold and caugh the first per
ceptable footprint of Consumption Is not proper
conduct then evdcl If laborng under
its influence, Should you neglect to employ remedy
when certain aud safe is hand' Mehinks Reason
and Judgment respond negative-te you plainly you
should Then if suffering with the unerring Premoni-
tory seeds of Pulmonary nature cold, cough influenza,
bronchitis. of the throat asthma. splitting OF
blood, will you first Of all make trial of Dr. Dun
cans Expeciorant Remedy! 1t safe and efcacious
remedy, and certain all disease from system,
tefore late, therefore delay until
your lungs fall prey Consumption, and render your
recovery precarious. Be you careful that sring
pamed upon you by sellers of medi-
cines place of Dr. Duncan's.
GA fresh supply just received and for sale al the
| Richmond, June II, 1874. BOOK STOKE.
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Fuller and Einisher Wanted.

ME undersigned wishes employ fra, work
man as Fuller and Finisher in his Factory, M
north of Richmond. Meme but fully
business need apply To such good vii be given.
His Machinery for Eutug and Dres,i,ls Cloth, is now
complete order and he viii be happy receive addition
the liberal lie has already
ed HENRY HOOVER.
i June 2lst 1911 26:3w
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STOVES! STOVES!
Richmond Woollen Factory.

NIE subscriber having commenced the manuac turing
business the above mentioned place; ne is prepais
ed to wool manufacture into CLOTH. FLAN-
NELS, BLANKETS, SATTINETTS and JEANS, eli
by yard the shares, suited 70 the
times He hand good of the above
goods, which he willing exchange for wool OIL
other produce. He will also Card Wool, Full and Dress
Cloth will him with their the
customary pce and hopes that by strict attention TO BUSH
give gener al satisfaction.
LEVINUS KING.
Richmond, Nov. IL. lS43.
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CONSCIENCE TRIUMPHANT.-Mr. John Hepburn
Clark, q gentleman who resides at 81 William
st. received watch recently. of which he was
formerly owner, but which was stolen from him
fourteen years a 90, when be was boy at school.
With the watch no received note, calling to his
recollection the time and manner of tho theft.
which was effected by Of his school-mates.--
The writer saws that the watch has become ga
source of great affection to his guilty conscience
so much that nc has resolved to return 1t with
out delay.-N. Y. Jour. Com.
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SILVER PLATING.

ME- ersgnea respectfully informs the public that
he is carrying the above business south Market
Richmond few doors south Of the Market House,
viii be happy all work that may be
most reasonable
Plating Of every description, either
Silver or Hrass, will be done with
despatch
r..-Galvanic Plating will also be done: such as
Brass, Copper and German Silver Spoons
Door Knobs Knockers &c. &c.
~ Work from distance will be thankfully received
a in,ne ii atelv attended
June II, ISL T26tfI FRANCIS MULLETT.
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Orsbone's supcrfimc Water

NOLORS, warranted 70 be equal any imported,
braciDs variety of Qualities sizes and boxes Cam
els Hair Pencils. different szes, for sale the
Richmond, June y, lSi4 BOOK STORE.