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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

BURIED ALIvr.-A Baltimore correspondent
Of new New York Journal relates the follow.
ing as a recent case of buryng alive -
a most horrid case of burying alive occurred
lew weeks since in our city, and which, al
though generally talked of has, ont OF respect to
the friends Of the deceased. been excluded from
the public prints. A young lady was taken
sick, and died very suddenly, as supposed by
the family and physician, and was placed in her
coffin and carried to the depository of the faml-
w. and placed in the family vault A few days
afterwards, on visiting The vault, they Were
struck with the horrible sight of the young lady
in her burial clothing, out OF the coffin, and sit
ting up sgains, the side of the @a'l-dead! As
may be supposed, the discovery has plunged a
family and large circle of acqrain,ances in the
deepes, anguish. 1t was found, on examining
the coffin that the lid he'd been forcit!y pressed
of by the young woman, who had actually been
buried before The vital spark had fled, and who
had returned TO consciousness, but 10 die the
most horrible of deaths! Many may doubt this,
but it is too true 10 be denied.
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, northumberland Co. Pa. Saturday, Dec. 8, lSi5.

period will be necessary. Rheumatism, chronic
cramps in the stomach, and dyspepsia, fevers of
different sorts. nfiammstions, &c-al are now
being treated and now being cured here. A
case that has excited good deal of attention
is that ola man resident about seventy miles
from Grnefenberg Abcat four weeks ago nc
was attacked with pain in the chest, which
was blisiercd-when the pain left the part and
settled in The knee-.his began 10 enlarge and
proceeded so fast as to alarm his medical atten.
dant who conceived it to..be gangrene, and
thought the only chance of saving the mans
lie was ampntating the limb. The friends had
called in military surgeon who at once pro-
nounced the dseaee dro,sy, and of course dis
contenahced the operation. The whole of one
thigh, as we'll as the abdomen, soon became
swelled to double their ordinary size, the skin
polished as glass, and, on. being pressed with
the finger, the indentaton remained for short
time. In this state he came 10 Graetenbcrg,
where he underwent the treatment--a visible
reduction of the members has taken place daily,
and ON the sixteenth day, the inan was able 10
walk on, for short time. Pricssnitz tells Il,
that in consequence of THIS pntcn, having been
previously healthy, of industrious habits, and
having taken but little medicine, perfect care
will he effected IN less than three months
lfyou conceive that the publication of these
facts can be interesting and beneficial to your
readers, may beg the favor of your inserting
the same.
! am, sir, your most obedicnt servant
X. Il. CIARlDGE. l3l piccadlly,
l.ondon--At present at Gruefcnbcrg
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SHUEERT'S PATENT
WASHING NkSE-NE T..

HTNHiS Machitre HIS now been tested Ivy n.ore
than ,ti,,y families in This ncighborhocd, and
has given entire satisfaction. Il is 80 simple in its
cuns,ructon, that II canrIo, get cut Of order, u
ccn,ans iron ra>,, and 10 >pinescr rollers 10
get ont Of repai,, It will do twice as much wash
ing with hess ,han half ,he wear and tear Of an, OF
the late iuvenonS and what is of greater in.pcr-
tauce il costs bu, little half as much as o,hrr
washing machines.
The subscriber has the exclusive right Tor Not
,humberiand, Unioi1, L,comlng. Columbia, i.u-
gcrne and Clinton Counties. ffice at single ma.
chine SO. il. u. VI ASSER.
The following certificate IS fon few OF those
who have these machines III use,
Sunhuiy, Aug. "a, 1874.
We, the suhscrihcrs, certify that we have now
IN use, in our fami'ics, "Shngert's Patent Wash
ing Machine" and DO not h. stale s,yine that it is
a most excellent invention. That, in Wa,hing,
Il will rave more than one haii the usual labor
That il does not require more than enc third the
usual q,isn,iiy OF SC ,p and water and that there
is no rubbing, aud consequently, little or no wear
ing az tearing. That i, knocks oil no buttons, and
that the fncs, clothes such as costs, !aces, tuck1
.rills tsc., may I've washed IN very short time
without the lras, injury, and in fact without, any
apparent wear and tear, whatever We therefore
cheerfuiiy recommend tt our friends and to the
public, as a most us,Iu and labor saving machine.
CHARLES w. HEGlNS,
A. JORDAN,
CHS WEAVER,
CtiS PIE ASANTS,
GIDEON MARkLE,
lion. GEO. &. WEIKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LElSENRiNG.
NrRR's HorsL, Uormrrly Tremon, House, No
ll6 Chesnut sueet) philadelphia, September
2lst, lS44.
have used Shugers Patent Washing Machine
in my house upwards Of eigh, months, and do not
hesitate to fay that deem it one OF the most use
ful and valuable labor-saving machines ever lnven
ted. formerly kept two women continually oc
cupied in washing, who now do as much IN two
DAYS as they then did in one week. There is n'
wear or tear in washing. and j, requires not moT'
than one-third the usual quantity OF soap. hav'
had number of other machines in my family, bu
this is so decidedly superior to every thing eise AM
SO little liable to &c, out Of Iepar that would no
do without one il they should cos, ten times tn
price they are sold for. DANIEL HEhh.
S,UPERlOR Port wine, Madeira and LsboI
- wines Also superior Brandy and Gin, l.emoI
syrup. Also few barrels Of Blue FIsH, for sal
by HENRY MASSER
sunbury, July 10Th, ls4s.
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PIRCEs OF ADvERTIsING.
square | insertion,
do 2 do :
] do 2 do

| square insertion. 50 SO
do do 10
do 2 do 90
Every subsequent insertion, 2h
Yearly Advertisements: one column, S25 half
column, SIS, three squares. Sl2; two squares, s9s
one square, SIS. Halfyearly one column, SIS
half column, Si2 three squares, IS two squares,
S.; one square, So so.
Advertisements left without directions as to the
length Of time they are TO be published will he
continued until ordered out, and charged accords
ingly.
C-fSixteen lines or less make 4 square.
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H,oH PRIcE FOR CoRN.-The Ga zette. pub.
lshed at Holly Springs, Mise. says, that corn is
selling at that place at two dollars per barreli
aud with prospect OF increase in price-all ow-
ing to drought probably.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

CRY ENcRoAciMENr.-An old citisen Of
New Orleans stated in evidence the other ''ay,
that the city had encroaohed upon the river one
third of mile within lie .s forty ana
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

To TAKE STAINS OUT OF E5mK,-Mix tube.
ther in phal two ounces oi essence o. lemon,
Que ounce OF oil Of .urpen,ine. Grease and
other spots IN s.i,, are to be rubbed gently with
linen rg dipped in the above conpostioa.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

TnE DAlsv'-',he word daiss is 'housacd
times Pronounced, suvs Campbell, without ad'
yerinq to the beauty of its etymQlosy y,-"fhe eye
| Of day"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

Speaking of the capabilities Of the Western
States, the Albany Argus has the following
paragraph:
"1He T'eem,ng Wtst-This name hns been
frequently given to the West but il has never
been 50 fully realized as during this fall The
arrival of ,O000 900 barrels of -four at the lldd-
son river in two months is but ah earliest Of the
future. It is haidIy too much 10 say that the
imagination can scarcely realize the fertility OF
the West Michigan alone, under an ac,lXp
demand, could srnd 00o,WM of barrels OF flour
To market and yet that State docs not comprise
one. twentieth Of the wheat land of the west.
The amount OF production ls absolutely il'mi'
table. It is even now considered ero'mouS
when 2,S00000 barrels OF flour came DOM ~
the Erie canal in the season ot l6i5; but that
amount, ia market could be obtained, would
expand in five years 10 sir millions of barrels,
and then the western country would Just begin
to be cultivated"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

1T lsA CuRious FAor IN natdrai history
that every colored woman. OF II hundred years
and upwards, who dies anywhere al the South
was a servant OF Gen. Washington. Ills SER
vice appesrs to have been patent Tor ionge'hs'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

lRoN BUSINESS IN WAREHAM-The Sand.
wich (Mass. Observer contains an Interesting
statement of the amount OF iron manufactured
in Wareham. II scems that there are four
large iron manufactures now in operation, and
that fifth is to be established. These four
factories are capable o! manufacturing about
900D tons year Of scrap ircnin TO various ar
ticles This. at $40 a ton, will amount TO no
less than Sl,4OS,G1 per annum. They con-
sume about O 900 tons o.coai, and give employ.
ment to abou, 473 hands. Besides these estab.
lishments for working iron, there is furnace
in operation for casting hollow ware. aud other
articles, which turns ont yearly about GOO tons
of casting, valued at Sl5,000. There are about
$50 nail tools at work, turning out annually
1000 tons uf nails, worth S3G0,O00.
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There are SIX widows living in New Jersey
within the distance ofholfa mile, whose united
ages amount to fee hundred and teenty siI'
pears! Their ages as follows: one 81 years
one 93. two 81, one 81, and one Il
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NEW S.AEFETTNGS

NEW SAEFETTNGS.
FENllE suhscrihers have received, aud are now
Il opening splendid assortment of the following
z iods--
'sSaxony, Wilton and Velvet Csrpelings)
Brussels aud Imperial lly do CAR
Extra superfinc ard fine !ngrains do ; Pc r.
Englnh shaded q DAma.k Venetian do ING.
American tvHlrd and ig'd DO
English Drueeers and Wool, Floor Cluihs
Stair and Passage Bookings
Embossed Piano and l'ahe Covers
London Chcuiiie aud Tufed Rugs
Door Mats ul every description.
-tLSO-
A large and exi'nsive cssortment Of Floor Oil
ClohS, from one to esh, yards wide, cut to fit
~ description Of rooms or passages.
Also, low Inced inersin Ca,Ietinss itom g. to
t625 cents per yard. together with large and extern
sive assortment of goods usually kept by carpet
merchants
The above goo Is will be sold Wholesale retail
at the lowest market prices. Country merchants
and others particularly invited TO call and exa-
mine our stock before making then selections.
CLARKSON, RICH IL MliI.LliAN,
Successors to soseph Biaokwood, No. III Chesnut,
corner Of Franklin Place.
phal.i hia. Fen eel, lS45.-
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VAN STErNRrRUu AND O'CoNNER.-Thc Del
aware Expr SIS Gays that when the news OF the
commu,a,ipn Of their sentence was communl-
Gated 70 them bv the officer in charge, Van
Stccnburgh and O'Connc- danced about the
room in which they were confined lake a couple
Of madmen. This was more agreeable fam
danro than T. dance in the cir at the end of a
rope.
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uXIvERsTTY oF NoRTH cARoLINA.


Chapel H., OrtoAer u. lsta
4 committee hssingbeen appointed by
lhe PhilanihToPie SOeieiy. 70 rrport suils-
bic resolutions upon ihe melsncholy ce-
casion Of the dsalhof Mr.. BuKroS, ille fol-
loving wee reported and unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, by IN inscIuiable dispen-
ssiion Of Divine Providence, our beloved
fellow member. JoHx W. BUKTox, Of la
liiax county, has been taken from our
midst: And. whereas. Il beh0oves Us as
members Of lhat Society 10 which he was
attached, 10 enter upon our records some
sniislle testimony Of our grief al the loss
which we, together with his family, have
sustained in the death Of one so young
and talented: Therefore, be j. unanimous
~
Resolved, That we deeply sympalhize
with the family Of the deceased, who. by
this melancholy bereavement. have been
deprived of a relative so duiifnl and aiIcc-
Tomato; and that we do sincerely tender 10
them that consolation which one afflicted
heart can offer TO another.
Resolved. That as members ofihe same
body, and as fellow-sludenls with whom
he was connected by the strongest ties Of
affection. we deeply lament The irrcEara-
blc lass which our Society has sustained
IN ilie death Of one Of its most promising
memhers--Of one, whose life gave bright
promise Of career alike praiseworthy 10
himself honorable TO his family, and use
ful 10 his State.
Resolved, That we, the members Of the,
Philanthropic Socieiy, in token of our es-
teen for the memory of the deceased. will
wear Grape on the left arm for the space Of
thirty days, and that the members of the
Dialeeiic Society be requested 10 Join US
in this last mark ofrespect to our departed
brother. ~
Resolved, That copy of these Reso-
lutions be sent TO the relatives of the de-
ceased. and also, that a copy he sent 10 the
Raleigh Register, Standard, Hillsborough
Recorder. and Roanoke Republican, with
a request for publication.
J. J. PETTIGREW,1
ID. T.. TAYL0E, Com. A
NJ. W. RANSOM,
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cess q tae graf pTiariples Nhirl form he
creed q ll.s Dcm0crasie Party. -1'hs
graz principles.' WHY. = IL zen sid
; th0asand hines. lie : piineiPhs" u lie
: Dem0rrsIic parry" are : diEfre = he
geographical divisions Il he e0lnlEy. and
= . condensing lhem into common
creed. = WI might yoa lrznslF % can
Fass lhe hBes u chameleoa ssmpering
among lie bushes. A Earile ) he d e.
esiFing impressions from tlisgs with
which he comes IN t0niaci. Is H. : Demo
cratic parry. or he sections Of 1, IN tFoly-
iag -pnnriples.". Each psrt makes >
/. principle" 0f whatever romesin rs way.
The Mississippi division Iook " Repuli-
alton and made sarFed apnneiple- al il
long ago. The South caro.ina division
has made 4 - great principle = lone Of the
largest SORT out Of Free Trade. whilst tic
Pennsylvania division will Insist upon il
that Protective Tariff is a very great
Democratic principle" In Rhode leland
DOrrism is held 10 be s.greal principle
Of Democracy. And so We might 90 on,
almost al minimum, 10 adduee examples
oflhe great principles, " IS they ere adyO-
Gated Tor Tie convenience OF particular To-
ealiiies. Wilmington ChrOn.
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attention !!

To tie Commissioned. naa- Commissioned o.
ctrs and MzsiciGns t,hRgiag 10 He s7M Re
gi'Rssi ef Nesfk Carolina Militia.
EoI are hrrehy commanded and ordered Ia
appear in HillshoFOugh, on Friday the 7th
Of November, at II O'Clock, AIMED and equip, a.
the law directs, for dill muster; and on Saturday
the sti. At II O'clock, you will attend with your
respective companies Cor regimenlal exercise.
JNO. q. DOUGLAS, Col. Com.
October ~. 90
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4S THE subscriber, having removed 10
CO. the western part Of the state, offers for
STts sale his RESIDENCE and small
ssAs. PLANTATION at HiIlsborouch.
The Residence is situated on that beautiful
eminenee al the River, overlooking the town.
The House is a neat, wel-fnished building. Of
-Four Rooms and a good Cellar, connected with
which Is a commodious Office with Two Rooms.
and all necessary Out Buildings The Lot con-
tains l6 acres Of highly improved land.
The Plantation i in few hundred yards Of
the dwelling, and contains 1874 acres Of fertile
land. Ithas upon several neyer-failing Springs.
and valuable Meadow, which yields 10000 lbs.
Of hay per annum.
Anextendod credit win be given on the proper
~, if desired, on good bond and personal security
with interest.
For further particulars reference is made to my
agent. y. w. Norwood, al Hillsborcugh. ~
JOSEPH g. NORWOOD. I
!, October Is. 9s-
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thursday, November o.
,n ApoIosy !. las . Fl 80. 9 81

An Apology i due % or rrssrEs g. ihs
srsiiau,ise sile II the Rooonler nhis Nesk. TIE
..-rs ossrrsi from PhilaAslFhia soms norkssinrs
=. a yss ueriNed; Il liz. however. daily expected.
u NJ shall dOuhiicss have Il IN time Co oar
"A, HusaleE. Not tsing wiling that ihe Recor-
q, .asiii omit one of is weekly visits Nhsn Ne
ra Zip il. We have prefuei % scnl i out dress-
Fl = SAINT pattern and tight q. thinking that
i. LIS suise il would le more acceptable 10 our
..ss rs tllaa an eniire iailuIr.
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iaEmsE BE mere druage. H0giag among
ne mot beautiful creations of nsiure. win
ssaneely mose consciousness or lie emo
bling tsndeacy u Is oocupalion dan IL
brute BE driEesl This son of farmers :
snaaslly becoming sraroer. and We inst
Tie whole rses I'll srsiOng disappear
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The PoR and Dallas Pumpkin |. sill

The Polk and Dallas Pumpkin . still
q, cur Office, where We invite our country
lrenis 10 call. Numbers have already
Looked al il, and al! pronounce il superior
n size and weight 10 any ever belore pro.
lared in This region Of the Safe. Weight.
10 pounds! We should be pleased to
aye an opportunity Of sending slice OF
i 10 the veteran Editor of The IIillsbO-
|r,p.h Recorder. Others may talk shout
j, IS much a. they please. but We know
he would relish il as il deserves. Aiany
rlie We must preserve for him a Few OF
he seed. @
We fnl the above in the iast Raleigh STAN
3ad We appreciate the kindness Of the editor,
aai shall thank him for the seed. IF his "Po!k
aDi Dallas Pumpkin" seed should flourish in our
j. they will then, of course, become good Wing
Panpkins; with this qualification, We shall look
ward with much pleasure to fine %, Of them
PIT Fall, Nhcrewi,h % keep thank sei,ing day
rnembrance Of the great Wing victory TO he
beyed in this State in the Summer Of &c.
as will imPart relish to them which they
I'D not otherwise have; and We invite the edi-
Of the Standard 70 partake Of our cheer on
j., Joyous occasion.
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Mills and Tan Ward

This rEoTssty. nj having horn dispo.ea or
= ssil offEod foT sale % he su,ns lrruss =
iosrnefy advertised. IWil ssil i al lo-esl,er =
ssPaEsis de Tan Yard iIOn he Mil, = nav sais
purchasers.
Also. Memo Nan, about sc years of are, =
good disiilleT, sound and healthy, holesi, snd n
iI,dus,rious and temperate haliiE
Asa good Mich c0Ks. AMI nunibeE q enc
Beef Caitls foF sale.
Also. good new easi iron Bark Mn, and two
c0PPeF Boilers. for boiling tan bark, ana one
ihaee-h0Ese Wagon.
4 reasonable credit given On good security.
J. ). SMITH.
0stOheE !. e.
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From the New York Tribune.

Agricultural Fairs almost without ex-,
cepiion, If we may believe the testimony
'of the local presses, have ,this year.been.
uncommonly successful. We regard Ibis
as one Of the most cheering signs Of the
times, indicating, as it does, that tile peo-i
pie OF this country are beginning 70 appre-,
cate the relative importance Of agficnItu-
raj pursuits, The badge Of The iarmers
VIII ere long become the sign Of iatelIec-
stual superiority. as II is now 10 some good
extent ofintegriiy and moral worth. There.
rs no employment which furnishes 4 more
constant and healthlul stimulus to the In.
tellectual powers, or which is beset with!
fewer temptations. WHY thea should q
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iiaa a IIsllilayshsrg. q = eady dly. =
nrisr . Prairsl sgiiasi any charge ~
c0ngrrss n ~ pgsseai Eereaas las.
This movement. says lie goeIasl. :. prs.
misses m eaergeile fxpressioa q lAs icri-
iag. IL PenasylFaniaas - he sutjees.
and ne we're glad . observe. among The
m0ss prominent 4 his mrtling. many AZ
oar leading demorr.is.'
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MA RIED.

In this county. on Wednesday evening the goth
ultimO, by the Rev. Robert Burwell, DR.. SAMUEL
ID. scHooIrrrtp, of Guilford eoun,y,to Miss ELr-
z.BETa G. FREELASp, eldest daughter of John
]. Freeland, esq. <.s+.. - So. +
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rag. 4 seems, TO al expectation, the hrW state
b. Floiiia has electei whis mcmler Of Con
RS. CaleIl. the Wing candidate. il Is stated,
B q. lellsn BFOcksnbFough. I.Ocofsco. about 200
,a,..!! May she continue according 10 this good
l..,.ning.
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Woods WOODn

EE[- salsrTsh<rs e ~ Rros1rr > AseKsexs
- bny = Wood vi cunksr ! asss u
hiilslns ssFIay jass n0s. We sAsaA Re i
80 Cur naat-Flls u . conaiiiua u neef fAe Ia
y dsaaEAis Aai are made upOa i - ths ca
NeAfhrF ssas IA.
0caakeE -. O.
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Wes'em r. Gales. Esq.. Edior az he
Register. has been appointed > memter
ef abe Literary Board, rice David VI.
Stone. ESQ.,. resignsd.
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.T'tTE t3REA.Tl pRTNf,rpT ps,,

As Washington correspondent Of the
Charleston Patriot lauds the President ia
these terms: There is no traer Democrat
IN this Republic than the President HIM
sell, and none more anxious for the sue
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"A Arr ID

nR. James s. smith, intending 10 de-
ny vote himself exclusively to the duties Of his
profession, offers his services to the public, and
win thankfully receive any call. .sFs q.
:, August 10, 100
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!. TAlLORING.
--latest Paris Fashions
I. s.. !. w. HIST r. II CIVED n.

rEsHE subscriber having permanently located
u himself inthe town OF Iillshororgh. takesthis
method Of informing his friends and the public J
generally, that he intends carrying on the Taior-
ing Business in all its various branches, having
received, and viii continue coflstantlyto receive,
the latest fashions from the Cities Of London, Pa
ris, philadelphia and New Y ofk; and having had !
much experience IN the art Of cutting he prepar-
ed, he hopes, 20 give satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage, Please give me
a trial BY calling AZ my shop, second door above
the printing Office. IS 1 s
y Cutting promptley attended toat all times, SUM
day excepted. y. n, u
JAMES G. s. WATSON u.
eessbsr 90, III, co.
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DRI. GOODS.

DRUGS, HARDWARE, ITdTSyGROCE-
gs RES, &c. DC, Yi Il.
at a very small profit for Cash, or to punctuai
dealers only on a credit Of three months. He re-
specially invites the public to call. and examine
his stock ofsGoods, assuring them that he will
spare no pains to please, and that he viii sell
Goods as cheap as they can be purchased in this
section Of the county, I. aslj
Z 61 10 Saddiers he offers a very large as
sortn,ent of Trimming consisting Of Saddle Trees
of all kinds, Webbing, Hog Skins, Skirtine. Leath,
er Plush Buckets, Bits Harness Mounting, &c,
very low for cash, = n n Il IN Il 3
Also on hand DR.. Wistar''s Balsam Of Wild
Cherry; sery valuable medicine for all diseases
of tie lungs. & 80. 1
Produce taken.i in exchange for Goods at
customary prices.
z. MURRAY, JR.
October iS.s 99--5rp