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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-20
TnI Sr,rAaIAN FEuIs IN GEnnANY have
To be continued }

TIT SrcrARIAN FEuIs IN GEnsANr have
risen TO n height which is leading to riot and
Luodshcd. In the foreign news published yes.
,erdsy, we gave an account of the r'ct at Liep-
SIC, and the action Of the military in firlug upon
The rioters We notice similar transaction IN
The town of ilaierstadt which occurred on the
OH Of August. 1t broke out after divine service
had been performed by tie German Catholics,
according to their rite
John Ronge addressed the popuace from
the balcony Of house Oh one OF the public
PAGES OF the town, aud concluded vehement
speech ly the words, Rome and her suprem-
ucy shall and must .dll Amen" citizen OF
the place exclaimed, Rome "Il not :all 50
soon as YOU" The interruption exasperSted
the people, who attacked the person and tie
house o. this individual. a troop ot cuIrasslers
ruie into The market-pace, and cut down the
popuace IN the streets but several OF the soldiers
were dra-ccd from their horses and severely
wounded before the crowd could be dispersed.
! The Catholics Of llslberstadt kept at home, but
| it wasspnreherded that their houses and church
| es would he assaed by the mob. The man VINO
/ first cried out against Ronge endeavored TO
throw II stone at him. Tie persons who were
near this fanatic held him back and prevented
| him realizing his culpable intention but at the
same instant young man struck with heavy
stick, violent blow upon the back of Able
Range, wh1 Immediately fell on the ground
k,,,.o na-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-20

CniSEsE RANSOM MoSEY.--A fresh instalmeni
of the Chinese runsom-mnney, winch was
Brought 10 England by the Cambrlan, Arrived
in London on the 4th instant. The whole of
the ransom, consisting Of $2000,oOo, which
was deposited in 500 boxes. and weighed about
62 hundred weight, was conveyed by the Sonth-
western Railway, under military guard On
drawn by four horses, and taken to the Mint.
There is another portion OF Sycee silver ex
pected, which will be tie last of the ransom.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-20

Iyssoy FROM SiAvE.--The editor Of
widely circulating paper being asked how nd
why he was led to the habit o; filling his 81 .eet
with short, racy articles, replied, that HE o. iec.
very essentially from the hin, of a siau gho
said he could, without fatigue, hoe an acre Of
corn in day, i only planted in shor ,u,cs j..
The hint is applicable to newspaper coatrlbu-
tors. ond indeed 10 all writer's an speakers.
TAKE TINE TO BIZ SHORT.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-20
STRANGE ORroiNs An exchsnge psJcr.

STRANGE ORroiNs An exchange psijer.
under this tide, publishes the following:
"Moses was shepherd, Noah farmer
Confcius carpenter, Mahomet an ass-drIver,
-Nehemet Ali barber,--ihe actual Emperor
of Morocco a picture er,-Bcrnato'te, a
Surgeon in the garrison cf Martinique, at the
time of the invasion Of the Engl,~h,- Madame
Bcrnado,te, a washwoman Of Paris,-Napolron
who descended from n obscure Corsican fnmtr :,
was ONLY major when he esDoused Josephr 2,
daughter ofa tobacco merchant, creole Of Var
tiniquc,-Frankln was prnter,-Presi dent
Bower, q mnlatto arber,-Presldent Ty Ter, =
militia captain,--Oliver Cromwell, a bre wer,--.
President Polk, a atavern.kceper,-the step faith
or of Isabella, Queen of Spain, the husband Of
Christians and The brother-n-law of the King
Of Naples. was waiter in coffee honSe,--
General Espartero was a seXon,-kng Chris
,ophe, of Hayti, was n slave of ST. Kitt,-tiB
present President of Hayti was also a slave =
Bolivar, an apothecary Gen. Paez. cowd l.
ver,-Vasco de Cana, a sailor,-Cplumbus 4
! sailor,-Lous PHILIPPE, schoolmastar IN s. Wit
zer!snd at Boston, aud at Ilavanna, na,--Cathu rim :
| Empires. of Russia, girl attached TO rc o.
| ment,-the present Governor Of Madeira, a IN.
! ur,- the Minister of Finances OF Portugal, ,
wine merchant"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-20

n T.,L RrpREsXSrArryE-A Among the Cali
',ornis delegation which left ST. LOUIS couple
I e ,,sALs since, was DR.. X. SemP's, ,yho
| III. 9 loo, 8 inches u his shoes
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-20

Hrrr's HorEL, (orncrIy fremont House, No.
lie Ch,-nut stIee,) Philadelphia, September
2lst, 1874.
have used ShugrIt's Patent Washing Machine
in my house upwards of eight months. and do not
hesitate TO say that deem 1t OF the most use.
ful and valuable laborsavng machines ever inven-
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. 1here Is no
or tear in washing. and it requires not more
than onethird the usual quantity of sonp. have
had numher Of other machines in my family, but
this is SO decidedly superior to every thing else, and
SD little liable to get out of repair. that would not
do without if they should cos, ten times the
price thcy are sold for. DANIEL HERR.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-20

They have short way of t ying the nup,ial
knu, in the iIooser State, to wit:
'What is your name, cir -
"Ms,ty."
"What is your name, ,diss 7"
."poily."
"Ma,ty do you low, oily 2"
mo mistake"
"Polly, do yon low, Mary'"
"Well, reckI,"
"Wel., then,
"i pro .,ounce You man and VIE
All the days of your lie'
The following very appropriate verse s,s
found some time si:.ce, 'Srl,,en uuo0 ths 6scF
of bank note
''Ark fr'Im the banks an awful crash,
! ie patriots heat the cTy'
Here is a note that calls iur cash,
But, oh, ',is all IN my eyer
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puRCEs OF ADVERTISING.

=
Yearly Advertisements: one column, s25 half
column, SIS, three squares, Sl2; two squares, 70;
one square, S.. Half-yearly: one column, S's /;
half column, sia three squares, So; two squares,
S5; one square, 50 SO.
Advertisements left without directions AZ 10 tbs
length Of time they are to be published, will he
continued until ordered out and charged accord.
ngly.
C-rSxteen lines make square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-20
SUUGERI"S PATENT
WASTING MACHINE


TsSHiS Machine has now been tested by more
D than thirty families in this ucighhorhood. ard
his given entire satisfaction. /, is simple in its
construction, that II caunot get out OF order. IT
CO ntains no iron to rust, and pings rollers 10
ing with less than hall the and tear of an, OF
the lat, invenions, and what is of greater inror.
tauce, it costs hut little over half much other
washing mechiucs.
The subscriber has The exclusive right for Nor.
thumbcrand, Union, l., coming, Columbia, Luz
zerne and Clinton counties. Price of single ma
chine s6. u. b. VI MASSER.
The following certificate IS iion few OF those
who have these machines in Use.
Sunhrry, Aug. "a 1874.
We, the subscribers. certify that we have now
in use, in our families, ".Shuec,ts Patent Wash
ing Machine )" and TO not hf state s,ync that it is
most excellent invention. That, IN Washing,
il will ave more thsu one hail the usual lahor-
That it does Mt require more than one third the
usual quantity OF 80 p and water and that there
is rubbing, aud consequently, Little or no wear
ing or tearing e That it knocks oil no buttons. and
that The finest clnhcs suc collars, lares, tucks,
fril!s, Gc., NAV be was. ed in ve.y short time
without tie least injury, AID in fact without any
apparent wesr Snd tear, whatever. We thercfnrt
chceriully recommend It t. our frieuds and To the
public, az a most useful aud lshur saving machine.
CRARLES w. .HEGlNS,
A. JORDAN,
CHS WEAVER.
CHS PEASANTS,
GIDEON MARKLE,
Hon GEO. e.. WELKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LElSENRlNG.
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FORTUNES SsO.,SE.

We take great pleasure ~ laying heiofe our
PATRONS. ami the public cen.trll-. the following
schemes tt October knowing Jhen Ia hc hrittt
Than any others "fcred ~ the puhio West Of the
mountains. Send IN ,our orders hr Packages
Tbs IS the most popular way oi udVcntnriug IA
Lotteries. say egan. send ia your orders with
cash ot Prize tickets enclosed. aud they viii n,rc,
with a. much attention ns ifIcrsonally applied tor
All orders como perfectly safe by mail
n l. DORSEY
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a. SsA BAGS PRIME GREEN RIO COFFEE
oSV 100 bags L,euyra Coffee; just rec,
aud Tor sale by CRANGLE & BAlIEYS
~ l6
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$4,000.

Pukomoke RIVER Lottery. class M SIP,
To he iIawn Thursday, October %. 1915
Of $4,000 $4,000 OF i6G0 of U0C
IS Nos. IL ballots. Ticket, 50 !; certificate pack-
age % wholcs s3l CO; shares IN proportion.
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GIiO0O,

P"komokc River Lottery. c'oss No 2io.
To bc drawn AT Wilmington. Tuesday October .
| of $4,000 of 1000 of3000 uf 5000
as Nos. IL ballots Tickets 81; certificate pack
age 25 who!es 29l d,lls; shares IL hroporIiln.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28
100000.
Pukumoke RI,

Pok"moke River Lottery. class No gil
I" be drawn al Wilmington. "Wednesday Oc,'r
al $1,000 ! OF 1000 $500 I ri 5000
az Nos. IL ballots. Tickets -; certificate pack,
age 25 wholcs IS dolls; shares ~ proportion.
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SD OOOt

Pokomoke River Lottery class No GIG,
To he drawn nj Wilmington. Wednesday octr 90
l oi $4,000 so of 1000 ri 900 1 Of 500
IS N"s. II ballots. Tickets 81, certificate pack.
nse 25 whOles GA do'ls; shnres in pr, p ,rrion.
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Crm The philadelphia Ledger
AN IMPORTANT CURE hx DIR Inrnna a

AN IMPORTANT CURE by DR. Jaynes "A.
iera'ive. We have been informed by Mrs Maban
"a granddaughter Of old Gen wayne) that Tho sui
Tered Tor a number OF years from The gtowlh or
large Gohaus Tumour OF The Throai, which, be.
side great deiormiiy. pIotu both j niculiy Of
deg'niition and Of btesI'ns. JUDGED. she says The
pressure upon The windppe great as 10 pre-.
vent her from sleeping IN recumbeni position and
bfieD snhocaiion api cared lie viiahle. She also
labored under severe indisposition from Liver Com
plain and Janndice, with a horrible train Of ner-
vons affections. for which she commenced the use
at DIR Jaynes Alternative. which she took regularly
for siI oil seven weeks. with occasional doses OF his
Sanaiive Pills; and her general health was the eby
Completely re>es'abl,shed, and now perceising some
dimnnion in the size OF The Goitfous Tumonr; she
was encouraged TO peisesefe M the use OF The Al
iera'ive until every vesiigc Of The painful inmonr
was entirely removed. We think. therefore, that
ench an important remedy should be more generally
known.
For sale by DrJ CRUMBACEER. No f73 Main
81. Wheeling. Va. OCT 90
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SS.nG0-


P"komoke River Lottery. class No 2l7,
10 be drawn at Wilmington. Thursday October 30
l OF $4,000 of 1000 OF 1000 IofS6i
40 N"s. IA ballots, Ticfets 50; certificate puck.
ago 20 whOles 2ei dolls; shares in proportion.
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SlJOOO,

- POsom'ke Riper Louery o( Dl class 2i5.
To he drawn at Wilmington, Tuesday October %
ut si5Oo0 l of 5CcO oi3000 1000
as Nos, Is hn'his Tickets 81; certificate pack
age 26 wholes 500 dolls: shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28

SMlrHS SUPERIOR COPAL VARNISII
= j"s' reed and Tor sale Iow lor cash.
sep27 MENDEL a. HARBOUR.
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~ CTti Cars iur lined, every variety just rec
~ al lis Man St A c M'CALLAM
scp2i
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600.

Grcnd eonso'ido,ed Lo"erg of Deiaware {, Georgia
Class No. O..
To be drawn At Wilmington. Saturday October 95
| Of $4,000 Of 10000 l OF 6O0O 2IlO
7S Nos. Ii ballos. Tickets $40; certificate pack
age 20 whOles Ill dolls; shares IN proportion.
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WIN GEANY.
r ID PE1TIT

6J-Since The above advertisement was inserted.
I has been sscerained that The rascal sold the
horses ~ CDcinnalI, and went with the bows lo
Pittsburgh Pa where they were all seen on the ilh
inS Tho wretch (Geofgc) has uncle in VIZ
gina. Where il r. likely fe may 60. but his is IN.
certain as he will no doubt rob or murder the boys
as quick ms his eowafdly spni, will Tot him. Any
one combining him in any Jill IN the United States
50 that we get him, shall have ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS. Frankfort. Ky. Oct 81, As.
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SMALL FRY LOTTE

Draws ns follows Throughout the month oi Oci,Ser.
Draws on Tue sdays--Capiia prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate OF Iacksge whole,
sig; shares in prnparion.
Draws on Thur-deys-Capiinl prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; erIiiicales of package wholes
Slf shares IN proportion
DAVIS on Saturdays Capital ptize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate VI package vhvles
SD: shares IA prupcriiOn.
Address yaur orders 10 ,.,v
sep97 n L DORSEY, Wheeling. ya
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LITERATURE fO2. lS16
THE SOUTHERN
LITERARY MESSENGER

Monthly Periodical. devoted 10 cvery .le
~ darmeut OF Literature and the Fine Arts \,
has been established lore Than eleven years ring
(which il has stood al The head Of American Peri.
-odicas. IL is published in the nea test STYLE and
contains great variety OF Interesting and insiruc.
tive MISUNDERSTANDING widely from a majority of
cour Publications. in the solidiy aud utility Of ITS
Contents.
tReviews. Historical and Biographies Sketches.
Papers on the Army. Navy. General Politics and
other National interes's ndorn its pages
TO THE SOUTH AND WEST
~ confidently appeals for support While il IS
distinoivcly the friend ond advocate OF the South
and West il ia not sectional. having always circu,
lated quite widely in tho North ana Easr, and hav
ing impaired higher National character TO th o
'ferodicai Literature of tho United States Its
motto Is In the Union ind for the Union! In the
South and tor The South! But the South and Wes,
should especially cherish it, as il is the nI3 Iero
~ J1"rnai Of long and high standing. within all
their wide borders, and has Wind caed aud promo.
tod their rights and Interests. During another year,
u will seek To extend it's usefulness and fame md
sc''ci's the increased patronage Of the public aud
also invokes the aid Of its present paifons, in ex
tending its circulation.
Its contributors hume foiis - embracing ro
icssonal and amateur writers of the first dis,in elton
To the present efficient corps. hew writers will be
added. and neither trouble NOR expense will he
spared TO MAKE The work eminenily worthy Of pat.
ronage.
TnE TWELFTH VOLUME OF THE MEssENoEa,
Number CxXXlV. will commence ON the LIST Of
January. lS46 Each Number contains Ga Super
Royal Octave pages. IL makes, during the year. a
large and elegant volume.
Reduction Of Postogs.--fn order 10 reduce IN G
postage as much rs possible. The Messenger will he
published on lighter paper of The best quality. Sub
scibefs are invited 10 send in their ORDERS on The
following liberal terms Single copy SIS per nnnum
Club OF Two . or 81 SO per copy. Club OF Five
S2O or per copy. Glib Of Ten &c or 50 SO per
copy.
THE MESSENGER FOR NoTHfNG.-Who
ever will procure us fur subscribers and send
s2O' shalt receive the Messenger gratis; or 81 in
money; and IN the same proporIiun for n larger
humber Of subscribers. BIB MINOR
Richmond, Va, oct % Editor & Proptie,o,
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..SMAJL, ERyo J,OTTEpy

SMALL FRY" LOTTERY.
Draws every Monday and Friday throughout III :
month Of October.
Tickets ~; certificate of 25 whois m those
lotteries will DO sent for SD; shares in prpb1rion
All orders shall be promptly attended To
ROBT ARMSTRONG, Agent,
For G Gregory & Co
The drawings will be regularly sent TO purcha /.
sers, hy the Wheeling Argus to save postage
oct
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Sl2.OO0.

P"komoke Rivc' Lottery. class M 2IS
To he drawn al Wilmington Del Friday Oci'r 81
of $4,000 I $4,000 l Of 1000 lofI5OO
y Nos. IL ballots. rickefs 81: certificate pack.
age "a wholrs 45 dolls; ,hares in Proportion
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SPLENDID STOCK OF
FaHI 81 Winter Goods.

UST RECEIVED from the East. the mosr
W splendid stock % French and English Broad.
Beaver and Wellington CLOTHS Plain and Fancy
Csssiineresi every variety Of vEST1NGS to sui
The taste o I the most fesidous
Having procured The latest Fashions from Lon.
don, Paris and Philadelphia Tho Subscriber is pre-.
pared 10 furnish those VIII may please to give him
call, with style moi 10 be surpassed ia The Vesi.
lie hopes To- see SIS friends. Customers and the
public generally ca1 and Examine his stock OF gu.
perIOf goods. bslofs purchasing elsewhere
JOHN X BLACK.
Fourth door Soah " Tie 10. Iot,i, Man 50,
OCT 81 6ln
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CHAIRS! CHAIRs!! CHAIRs!!
JAMES +. GATHER
SUCCESSOR TO J. Connolly x SONS.
No. 1876 MARKET STREET.

lsUCCEssoR TO J. CONNOLLY x soNsT
No. 1876 MARKET STREET.
SGDA RESPECTFULLY informs The NIB.
NxrlN lie that he has now hand and man
WA- uiaciuIes 10 order every variety Of
EnST Chairs of The latest patterns. and IN o
WI style Of workmanship not surpassed in
The Western County.
lie has on band a large stock Of Boston Rockers
Hall Boston Rockers. Comnirn do. Revolving Chairs
suitable Tor Counting Rooms. Frer oh Psrlor Chairs.
several new aud splendid patens of wood seat
Chairs Dining Chairs, Scilecs Socables. Children's
Table. "otking and Common Chars. &c &c.
Inc public are invited 10 call and examine his
tlock' Us he viii assure all who invor him with
Their custom. ibai they sbnl moi he disappointed ei
'hef IN prce or quality. lie is determined by clos
personal attention To bnsiEess To eniile himself Ia
lair proportion Of public patronage.
., Chairs carefully packed or sent TO any par, OF
The city free of chnrge. 6n sepII
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E1NoR RENr-A room on The corner of Union
n and Market street. suitable for a schoo. room
provided with desks aud seats
sep 30 TODD & HOWELL.
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J& HORNBROOK.
NASII paid for Flaxsecd. by
~ oct % PRYOR & PAUL.
C. STOP THE VILLAIN. E7u

CO. STOP THE VILLAIN. 80
a BSCONDED from the neig hbuIhoOd ui Frank
"A fort. Ky, on Monday nighI last. man by the
name OF EDMUND 3EORGE. lie is about 25 or
20 years OF age. an Enghsh,nan 10y birth, about 6
feet high.w eghs between ITO and 80 It's fair com
plcxiOn. ioBd of boosng of his skill as a gardener
and nurserycmah. ns well as his manhood. but can
easily he detected MS coward lie rode away n
small brown mare. 6 or7 years old. PAGES and walks
shod all round, saddle good deal worn. He had
on black hat. ainde aud marked by John Blzell,
OF Frankfort, Ky, an old blue frock coat. The bal-
ance Of his clothing moi recolecied. lie decOyed
with him Two youths about 5 years OF ege. One
Of Them of IRISH parents and sometimes for amuse-
hheni attempts 10 speak that longue--be is a good
deal freGkIed. and sprighlly hard working youth.
very pleasant when spoken Ia. and plainly shows
his upper teeth, which quite large. lie rode a
gray horse, marked by sweeney, PAGES and woks
pretty wtI The Other rode q small roam poney. s
years old next gras, shod before. but don't pace.
works n liilo uuklnd ~ harness The saddle he
rode was made expressly for hm, on is an exosl-
lent one Of small sise. lie took considerable cl, :
lhibg-a fine new lruck ceih coat (bIack.) a new
blue clolh roundabout. with plated bu,ioas. good
jenns lrock coal. aad fine iur cap Ills cloth NC
was lied NJ in new red silk handL chief. lie
also wore black satin cfavai with red vines aud
had in his packet good deal OF money. and a
breasipin OF gold, leuered 'OB p lie is good
scholar, and can set Tyre pretty we'll lilo "a auick
spoken, has dark hair, eyes and eyebrows aud is
modest and manly III his department. they will
probably aim fOr Cincinnati. Ohio. as George has q
faIher, mother. and several brothers residing there
--One Of whom is pressman engaged ~ one ol the
printing Offices George will no dodbl attempt I,
dispose of the horses and ron and abandon The bows
liberal reward will DO paid by the UNDERSIGNED
(their pnrents) for any information cenGeming tht
lads, or Georges do,enlioH
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ID fIIELDAFFER & FAIRS would respectful
l. u iy inform their customers and The public gem
orally. lint they continue to manufacture all The
different varieties Of CHAIRS, Seioes S1ciables,
&C. OF very redpred prices and at Inc shortest no
nee possible. Their establishment is nj No 1877
Main street, where they will always he found ready
10 Wait on oil who may favor ihcm with a call.
Chnrs carefully seEi to all paris Of the eiry free
Of charge.
work. i6ne D
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DOCKS FOR THE YOUNG
$50 HIIDS. SUGAR AT AUCTION.
BY YORKE, BRASHEARS & IEWSON.

CINCINNATI.
NV ILL BE SOLD on Friday, I'm October
w $50 lihds Pune o Sugar. on q credit
OF GO days. OCT
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OCTOBER SCHEMES FOR 1913
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERS.

Glass 2S3 for lSl'. draws at Baltimore. Ori'r 90
oi S25U0O OF G000 ! OF 1000 of 1000
Tickets 8 doils; certificate ol 90 wholes will
he sent for 20 dulls; shares in proportion.
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COM: ON COMMERCE FOR OCTOBER
J. MLURE, S. M'CLALLEN, A. RocrRs
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EDUCATION.
Nj JOSEPH mccoy. EfsIg1ts n Wash.
IVb ingion tPa) College. VIII, ms hoJ cnnsJes
rihs experience IN iescbi0rs Viu nispcs &c oo.
al FireJnsn's Halo Nondsy the 20ih nsl e., Tho
Instruction 81 boys in ihp clssgcs. a. slso,ths ord-
nary btanchss ~ 81 Ehslish EJu,stion, &c Terms
~Ill be m0Ie5aIs. Iw uci 10
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