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Notice.

is hereby given, the, on ,he 3lst do'
If Nav, last, gave my Note 10 Walier '"
Beach; foI the sun Of eighteen doII"rd
,avabIe one year after date and as Ihe said
Note was ootained through deception "no
fraud, hereby caoliou all persons not 1t
purchase it. I shall refuse to'psy iNe sau
nn,ll compelled py law. .
HENRY KITCHEN.
Madison, March 25-ls45.
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Now Arrangement.

THE subscribers would respectfully III
form lLeir friends, and the pubic generally
hat have they have entered into Partnership
under the frm Of Hc1ey 81 Meudtnhall, III
the mercantile business, AT ide stand former
Dy occupied b! Eyer g. HeAsy, aud have
taken their entire
STOCK OF GOODS,
20 which they intend making such addition
IS will suit ,he seasons and make thel
,ssortmeOt general, all of winch 'hey are
lnxions To exchange for cash. oI country
produce generally, upOuvefy hoeral terms
rbey respectfully solicit The patronage o
heir friends and the public generally.
CHARLES HEFLFY
SAMUEL MENDENtlALL.
Blo0msburg, March lS-i84j
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So LTN NISS WANTED.
EMPLOY MENT will be given by the
,ubscrlbers 10 30 Miners, during the season
All those wishing to take Job;wiI please
all as We will lei; out by the Job or by
no ton
Also, 40 LABOURlNG hands wanted
W lhe subscribers.
HAGENBUCH & EYES.
Light Street March 4-lSi5
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-05

Day Of GJounmon' Our Iegislt'ure
has fixed upon the fifteenth If Aprii, as
~ day Of final adjournment This will
make the present session shorter than any
one that has preceded it for fifteen years,
and we may here add that it has been truly
working session
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the subscribers.
N note, book account or otherwise ofover
me wears standing, sre requested TO call and
,eule the same in Cash or Gram, on or be
ore the Isl day Of February next Those
1egIeciing this noMce, may expect to pay
.osl as we are determined to have our old
business settled.
WIN. M'EELvY & Co. -
Bloomsbury, Dec, 2e-ls44,
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Dlssolution of pnrtycrsI,ip.

NOTICE is hereby given lhaS the Part
nership, heretofore existing between The
subscribers, under lhe the firm Oi Eyer &
II hey, is this day dissolved bv mutual
consent, and the Books and accoon's may
)e found with Charles lltney. ~ the Ole
usnd, who is au,horiz to seultaIIaceoun's
II the firm, and wilt be happy To wai' on
heir friends in settling the same Those
having accounts OF long Standing are paruc
rlarIy requested to cali.
JACOB EYER.
CHARLES HEFLEY
Bloomsburg, March lS-l545.
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THE INYEpwAY. Trade # the Uuio'
may BE- cousIdetcd fifteen lmes great
lhan the lUftjgu.
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II Singular HeahudL It's stated that
the young Jews, Of New York, celebrated
some festival peculiar TO their creed, on
Sunday night, by paradiog the sltoets and
wishing each other in curious gatb and with
painted faces
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LOOK EFER r.!
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
Come one, come all, giUs me call!


VwNiE subscriber returns his sincere thanks
b for tho liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
npon him. and hopes for a continuance Of the sOmss
With an Increase due the merit of his shop. He in
ends sparng neither poin or luhour to render
satisfaction in any case and will wanent his work
lone with taste ard duIObility.AND AiITTLE
'NEATER THAN CAN BE DONE IN ANY
OTHER SHOP IN THIS PLACE. He has
Just received Mahons, lutte repoit of Fashions, from
Philadelphia. which can be seen at his shop at any
time by which he 10 enabled TO cut according 10
he la est style, or to order. His prices are in
accordance TO the times. All kinds of country
produce taken in eyment FOR work at market price
A very reasonable discount for cash.
P. s. LEIDY.
N. Il. Cutting done with the greatest care, and
At the shortest notice.
P. S. l..
Bioomsburg Oct. lets
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Cheap Periodicals in China.-MI Cush-
,iqg informs lIend that cheap literature is
as common in the Celestial Empire as in
New York. Variety Of pamphlets g. news
papers are sold about the streets, in the
native tongue, printed on their peculiar
rice paper al the lowest Imaginable prices
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NOTICE

is hereby given, Ihat Thomas Shore
vii not be conductor in ,he 1Idicteeh Fec
tory after the fist of Apul next, and 'hs
the Bouks viii he Icr in the hands Of Geo
md Thoma~ Nance,,o whom all settlement
and payments must be made
GEORGE 81 THOfAS VANCE.
Mount Pleasant, March 10, l945
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PARTNERSHIP DLSSOLTED

The CnuGrtnershp heretofore existing
under lhp 6,m Of NILYERTHORN e.
BOONE, IN the BIacksmIlhug Busiuess,
Is Dissolved by mutual consent The
Books are in the hands Of Marshal Silver
horn, to whom all having claims on, or
are indebted to, said irm, are requested 30
apply Immediately for settlement.
MARSHAL SlLNEkTHORN,
JUDAH BOONE
BIoomsburg, March %, le45, %
er-g The Business. in future, viii be car
ried on at the old stand, by the subscribe
who eolicis @ continuance of the custom
of old friends. snd Of ls many new ones
as may please call -
March $50
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5T O DIGL9
TO 30 TN II n,

TIE North Branch Canal from Lack
awana, to Northumberland, ull be opened
tor navigation ON, or before Saturday th'
5th day OF Aprl,
W. Il. MAFFlT, Supervisor
Wilkesbarre March 24-l645.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-23
Stale Of Observation-Disclosures County,


Samuel Ensmnser and Robert NJ. Mcgee Administrators OF The
estate oil william Mcgee, William MeAuley and
Jane ms VILE Ellison Mcgee, Allen Hess aud Sarah,
Ehz beth Mcgee, Crorgean Burks, William Fnnce
Jaue i'nrks Elizabeth Burks Mary Burks
heirs ''
Petition 10 Real
VIE above named W aI McAuy Jane his WIFE Ellison
Mcgee Elizabeth Mcgee, William H. Ian.
iurk Elizabeth Burks and Buks reside mis- Of
this State hereby notified Ie15 az
SAID Hendricks Probate the Ensminrr and
Robert NJ Mcgee administrators aforesaid said c, ,eir
petion show insucienoy the
the debts outstanding against estate pra, g Tor
order William slrrer ,~d
the north half Of the of
township Is north of said pe,on viii
be determined by
holden on the Second M
FEBRUARY, the 1896 where they can
aud oppose they think proper % q
Attest, JOSHUA d. PARKER. Clerk
na...-s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-23

cieen Richardson vs. Joel Rciardson
Foreign .ffaohmsRt
rN>UE defendant The said joel Richardson hereby thar
the 18th day of November 1876.
sued out the office OF stephen ., of III
ana LOO the county of iendcks, the Indiana w, =,
Foreign Attachment by virtue Vi which SlI "a In cash ~
been seized upon and taken the said
ant ana tha said pending Given
der my hanh aud seal this 10th day az December
oo-'"s' = {. CRAWFORD J.
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IJJW ARRIVAL
AT THE
1TEW BUILDINGS.
L. B. RuPERT.

~ H. ~ lIlN
H WAVlNG disposed of his first stock of goods
a n has just received far better and more splen-
did assortment suitable TO the season, consisting
of as good variety Of
Cloths; sH!i,eis, <rSt 'mcrcs and I16iings
for Mems wear, as can be had at any other store
in !hc county-all kinds of
ad, Cotton, EinRen, W'OOIicn or Wor Lcd
cloths for Ladies' usc--Hats, Caps;thn aud thick
Boots and Shoes, very cheap, besides large as
sOrlment of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, GLASS
AND QUEENSWARE
and in fact, almost every thing that can be found
in any other store in the county.
Bcliccing that nmblc sxpencu is better than n
jul shilling he will continue to sell his goods ota
small advance, for ready pay. lie therefore in
Vites all to call, feeling assured that they will I've
satisfied with his prices.
Nov Is
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BADNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR.

Is caused bya wan, of healthy action in
the which throw off the perspiration fcom
the head When these vessels are weak or
diseased persplra,ion is thick aud camy.
and adheres 10 The mouths OF the pores, and
clogs them up, and dries and forms scurfs
and dandruf Less blood is then carried
to the roots of the hair, and for wan, Of
which the nair has not srllceni nourish-
ment, and consequently becomes dry and
harsh, and begins nsensibly 10 f of
which continuing to increase, eventually
produces balCnes. Restore the caplIcrA
vessels of the head TO their fnmer healthy
,irculaiion, and fine slIky HriO hair will
make its appearance, which wl.l increase in
quantity and voIume,uhuI me hair becomes
thick and healthy.
Jayne's Hair Tonic is the only prepara-
lion that has ever been known 10 produce
nc1C hair on bald heats, which has done
in nuumerabe instances, and will seldom
fail if property and perseverngly used.
N79The above Medicine are all for sale
1t he store of JOHN Il. MOYER,
bloomsbury.
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). III. VAEDERSIECE,
I'D &c n ?.HE.I,9.EE. I. S.yz.I,9a G

-. = = ~ - a. .H - - --,
A kS4T ~ EE3 IA t~SF E8V
E1-l1 ka--2 ~! ~ E. ~ L 9
E3y2 EGS leave 10 inform the public, lhat
2% b he is propr,d TO attend 10 all the o. er-
at'uns in dentistry, such "a removing
The |gyfgj, 0UHOfbpr F1yetgu ,Sy6
syo,,cgy.
p,
'"'H ''o "F'' ''u"e'''s '"e"I ''e'H' ""'
'"e s""S a"' '''"" s"'s' anu "'"'"'y'
IHe cawl|cS U Oec0Ye@ Ie'h
viii be dressed ou. anl filled with Gol,.
or Other toll; Of the fncs, quality, as In,
case may require, which NiH prucra,lt
prevent their achino or further dprav. an.
render them useful lor wears: and in man,
cases during hrs
y,,.L .'J c,,.,..,,. r r-,,,L
"hi,h have become use''ss OF troublesome
VIII be extracted IA the most "areloI man
neF' "l'h Tho latest aud best improved M
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NOTICE

a ) hereby given that purchaucJ at Constahl,
u sale as the properly of John Clayton the follow.
ing articles; to wit -
Bottles, Glasses and other Bar Firturtg
Benches aud a marble drainer
. Com StOUes end Pipe,
. UdOd StoUes and Pine
u dos Chairs and | Rc,king Choir
, Dining Tables
asmal Fable
100 yards CarPetiag
3 Looking Glasses
| Wash Std.d
10 Beds'eats and 10 Beds and Bedding
3 Barrels tCuh Liq"or and Cider
2 parts of BarreIs Of iISh
80 BuSkels Of Oats,
and havo lei, tile same in his possession during my
pleasure and hereby forbid any person taking thcm
ton him by purchase otherwise withvut my
consent
JOHN McWlLLIAMS.
December G, 1915
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November %
WORMS IN CHILDREN.

ar all discaes TO which children ave exposed
V " none are so fatal to them worms. Uufur'
tunately children are seldom free from them and
as thsy initiate the symptoms of almost every other
complaint they often produce alarming effects with
out being suspected. Worms are not only cause
ofdiscase themselves but by their irritation a2gra-
vate all other diseases, wandering from one part OF
lho body to the other, winding themselves up in
large balls and Ohstructlng the bowels and ircIuc4t-
Iy the throat causing convuI,ious and too often
death, The desired remedy will he found IN Dir
Jayncs Tonic crmiiugc--which will very soon
destroy the worms and inyigorote the powers ol
digestion so as 10 prevent a return Of them
For sale hv John R.Moyer, Bloomsbury
November %
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a NOTHER splendid assortment Of GOODS
"a has just been added to the former stock al
the Arcade; which we can sell cheaper than vas
ever before offered in this market Gentlemen who
wish GOOD and CHEAP CLOTHS, and Ladies
WIN want FASHIONABLE, GOOD IL CHEAa,
articles for DRESSES, Of every description, vii
find it for their in crest to call, as know tney
will be satisfied with the quality aud prices OF our
goods Our motto being Cheaper than the Cheap
cst' we can and will live up to it.
Cashmere 2j Gems per yard, and every
thing else i'll proportion.
ALBRIGHT & MENGAL.
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AS good an assortment as can be found in the
country. together with all kinds Of Rec
Earthcrn-ware.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-05-27

wnretn' u'n srtset @srfbiffunsen su ssran.
laiIsn. Die Dcrffbirs lit NIT elmer Isrlbiepsns
belt bon YdnfsssStOticns befradt.t une unter
osnfslbsn AUDI NIT ssbn Sdshn Sbubpsas.
6barfer Derweis. = G.nator 8oob,
waro BON Nsu 6ampibrs, bsr snsn Nrsiifaot
rsprsfsntirts, ifimmts fir ben @nltlus Bon
ssraS unb Die 9fusosbnuns Der Sflapsrsi. Or
bat tellosm s'nen Brief ibsr Den Gsasnifanb
srbaItsn ron SSm. eIpib SarrIcn, snsm ,pohl.
bsfanntsn 4bclitcnifsn. aus wsltbsm felosn.
oss slns Der tsifsn Stsllsn 1T, sr fat:
"Sie Elm 9smpfrat! 9enn it Satan, ,p.nn
sr as @n9el css 2ibt6 perflspet 1T. ftin ssu.
tsl! Sls elm Senb Der ltntsroriduna Damn
mar SsneSft arnrIo elm Yatrict bis ~ fsiner
Secesltunoe! Sis elm unterlfuser Der llnob.
ban9'9fsts:erfIdrun9! Damn mar Subos ein
9lauepnre9sr NnDdn9sr css lcsrrn! 6srr,
S's l'no sn poIltfbsr iQsubkr!"
Dirsinien.-Sn sisfsm @toat, no nur
SrunSbsFssr Stimnlrsbt baten, lisstsn bic
sotofctrs bsi Der lssnn BaDl. Sic msrten
s'ns W'sbrbs't in Der gefssgsbuns Dabsn Del
psrsintsr Stimmt, ,pceurcb si, QBob[ .ines
SeF0foto fur ben Ser. ct. Ssnat aell6srt III,
an Die Stslle esS 9btb. gem 6. 9iipss, osfTtu
S'snltislt am lsstn A. MdrS Su @nes dina
9'3t6 anSsrs frnnts ermartst msresn pcu si.
nsm Sta'ts, Der i'm !sstsn icsrbii. 8rsibante.
uno Ssras Slmmp Yclf 5,893 Gnil,sn Msbrs
belt DAB.
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Der Ttberalc 1sentactter
Sfeabi,rA BEN 27. Ntai 1915.

0r2luHoreeruna.-@br # ian Coma,
paul &ot bermel mb Sobn 0S an :
a n +, cber bsiTen @rben] msltbs bis jest brs
3eitunssn an 9tsf's @tcDr, in Moieenerisf
crbeltsn, eriuben mir balo bei uns
aniutufsn, ,psnn iie llnannebnIidfsitsn unS
Soften iparsn ,ucllsn.
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0dnFeesHetiens 9ebcn nadb England.
-9aS 6ancsIssSrurnal fa9t, bas SbiTVcrfs
lbirs nimmt 2447 Ssitsn unb "a Sunosl qss
Der nit, mas jsst in bic brttifbsn Jedfsn ;olls
frsi sinssloi1sn wiro. SAT- jsps6 Yafstibif,
felt Der Nabridt bon Cir 0tcbsrt pssl's 9ispis
iion tss CARTS, bat flsine 0uantitdtsn qecsr
uno BON Elm obsr s,psi bsr srifsn bat man jest
ssbtrt, cas fs nit 70 9utsm 1uesn psrfauft
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Observation-Disclosures 10

fe 8cgsl, elmer Hamsns Tsub, Der neaenQana.
fnssrsi bier i'm Gsfdnsnis mar, unb elm Nnbss
rsr, bsf1sn 9tomsn mir nicbt erfabrsn babsn,bsr
AUDI bort frsieS 0uartsr bate, sntmifbhn
IN Der lsstsn Srelta9 Rabt incsm iie nit l9ul:
f sinss Strfss BON ;erlAnttsnsn Sstttsdsn
une Shd)srn tibsr Die Ntousr bss @sfdn9nss
SccftS 9slan9ten. Selbs Gc0el babsn mmsr
cine beionosre &crIisbs fir Die 8rtibsit.
Satallipnstaee.-9Nrntas uno 9iens
ita9 Der lesten 0SOd)e marsn bsfanntlicb biz our
e'ssjdbri9sn NtiliS:Muifsrun9 bsifinmtsn Sas
9e. Wsan 1T 9sm6bnt bas an folbsn sassn
p'd Narrbsit sur Sbau esbrabt mirb, unb fc
mars AUDI oisSmaI ber Sail, ausertsm fsl an,
erifsn Sage cine pri9slsi ror, nobel wis man
uns fa9t, stnSs Der jcsrren Offiisrs ibre rrifis
gen SdismsiTer Sc9sn unb tibtis auf sinanbsr
Io6bisbsn Sb fcltbs Wtaniprss aub sumMis
liis@rsretium 9sbtrsn ODER Oh oisS Bios ais cine
0crilbun9 gum Srie9e NIT Weriec otsr @n9s
lamb e'snsn icats, BADEN mir nob III srfabrsn
9Gir maren nitt bei bsm Spsftafsl su9s0en, az
Der @u9enSsu9sn psritern uns, bas pas Ses
tra9en Der Off3srs uno MiijsWednnsr tsfons
csrs am Wcnta9s, gar njbt lobsnsmsrtb gene:
fen isi, meourb esr fbcn lanss esbt9ts Munib
zines 9rcbsn SbeiI6 pom Yublifum, snblb NAL
eeic NarrDsit au6uDsbsn, mspsr nsue Rabs
run9 befommen bat.
9as bisiiSs Srsirpillssn Battalion. untsr
Ssfsbl BON Ssn. 9Gm. 8. Ssim parapirts am
9ienifa9s uno sei9ts sinsn aufa0sncsn @ontraif
sf9en bas ;,pste WfiliS.&esmsnt. Die (eals
tun9 Der Gcmpa9nisn war dbt militdrifb une
brs SswsSun9sn psrristbsn pisl llstuns i'm
&rs9spsnits.
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Die HatiesS bon Yitt5burs bielttn tnr5lld
bort cine 8erfammluna unb brifen IN ,brsn
Ssfbliisn brs Ssilsibsbs;eusun9 iber oleytiss
berlaae Der &abifalen, in Der Sttpeij. aus.-
Das III aans in Der Orbnuns; bsiee parteisn
BADEN Gin uno benfslten 3rpsd. ~ .
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Gin bltnber SGuaer.-et

JNthSopNHliks
Gin b!tuber SGn0er. 9psr, Gin
Climber Sdn9er Elm Styling os6 psnnfpipanis
fben SlinoensSnifituts, miro bcute 9(bsnb,esn
27. Ota, in Der S?alls Der beIissn @faosmis
Elm Concert 9eben, melGeS um llbr anfdn9t.
Sintritt5prsiS 25 Gent. S9r. 9. 1T Gin Sani
bsriiBmtsr e dn9sr; fins Gtlifs linb icrefdls
tl9 ous9efubt bon Den fbonifsn uno bslsbtslisn
qlsesrn uno ss ffebt iu srmartsn, bas unfsre
Burger in Ofons bos @onesrt befutsn ,psrpsn.
0efdbrlicb.-9r 8usms9 an bsr9Gsfs
iete bsr 9toro item Strast 1T in 70 fblsdtsn
3uifanos, co6 Die 9tatbbarn Gb NIT &sbt bars
uber beibwersn; belonbsrs an Der Stelle no
eas BalTtr aus bsr 2t1ep auf bic @ienbabn
fisbt 1T Der 8usmc9 fr ousgsmalhsn oasgiss
manb bsnislbsn i'm Sunfsln pafIrsn fam cDs
ne iu ifrau6eln, unb IS 1T mirflib i'll btmuns
esrm eab nibt fbon Qsuts baburb iu Sbabcn
famen. gEdrs sS nitbt YfidDt fur ben Staets
ratb, ben Sbaesn in Nu9cnIbein ;u nsbmsn
une iDn 70 balo aIS m6slicb Su bslTtrn?
Grnenmuna. Snae ensd Mepcrs
tsrs fir Die Suprsme Scurt 1T unlsrm 9ad)s
bar 81 obsrt W. Barr giq, su tbsil ass
moreen. 9as 9tmt 1T nob naselnsu, psrIpribt
absr nit Der Ssit eintrdSlilb su wereen. Ser
@oupsrntr bat in Der @rnsnnun9 cine quite 2(uss
wabl astrodsn.
Sole SSunbe.-Sm pbsrn 3bsile tisfer
Staot iclen iidb toue oeer mitbsnoejcunee bere
umtrsibsn. Ssi unierm obsrsSurasrmsiitsr 1T
bsrsit6 Infprub 9smabt morosn, cine Orbis
nans Su srIaiftn, ,pcnaeb bic pisrbsnioen Ratbts
,pdbtsrer sntpsbsr an9sbunbsn ODER nit sinsm
Maulforbs psrftDen rperoen fclen.
Derbcercnoes Jeuer in NHesbeny Gitv
bier sreee Stobre uno "a rDobnbdus
fer in II ibe 9ele8t.-4as9bsn Gtp, nobs
bei Yittsbur9, murce in Der porlssten Trsitaa
Rabt BON einsm psrbesrnosn Ssusr beimoe.
iutbt maS oas 9Esrf zines Sranbififtsrs mar.
Bier srose Canal Baarsnbdufer muresn ;srs
fort NIT 9(lem mas fs sntbisltsn, srtstsns
tbeilS wsiflbe SaufmannSsiitsr, Die in osnlsl:
ben aufbewabrt Wureen, um nab bem Often
perfbifft 5u mereen. Quser ben Baarenbdus
fern mureen "a Dcbnbdufsr serif6rt, .psltbs
msiif bon Soanbwerfern bswobnt ipurbsn. Der
curb bas Ssusr an9erbtsts Gsrluif lit notb
nibt 9enau anju9eben; er wiro auf biz
100000 sbalsr anssfblassn. Gin 9rossrsbsil
baucn f6mmt auf bic @i9sntbimsr Der psr,
branntsn Eaaren.
Auspaneeruns.-9as 6anbal, ,W1Touri
Scurnal pom 3. Nsai fast, bas 9ampfboct
er'ose~atsr Fam am Iseten Montase bier an,
NIT msbr ale 5rusi bunbsrt ausrponesrsrn NIT
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ibrsn @ffefteu, pom ben meifldsn @auntiss in
Ysnnplpanisn, fir ibrs nsue 2tuFsolung, wsis
ter ;urid BON bier, bsfimmt. 3,psi ODER brsi
Sauisnb msbr msrosn wdbreno esm Sabre ere
partst. 9as Boot 1T ssfauft Wcresn, um iis
unb ibrs gfsftsn nab Sanibal su fbaffsn.-
Ssin QEunbsr msnn Ysnnfplpanien nbt fo
fart an Sspblfsrun9 ;unmmt aIs sni9s ans
bre Staatsn, pa feline Ssmobnsr 70 srose 4crs
lisbs fir pen IGeifsn babsn.
General Jaffen.-Sis mafbinatcn H.
MON sntbdlt sinsn Srisf pcn Hafbpias, wsltbsr
iast Die oaesmsine Olsinun9 pon Gen. Sad.
icn's ndbitsn Srsunosn iif: "Das tas Qsbsn
Sss altsn turb bic 3st sbrmlroissn 8stsransn
ibnsa esm @nSs nabst. Spmptcme psr QSal.
Isriutbt BADEN iiG sin9siteut. Ssins Sene ltno
9sftmcusn BON ben Siisen BIG an ben Qeib ,fsin
Ntbmsn 1T fbmatb unb beibmsrlid). Ssin
9rossr @siit uno flares @srdtbtni6 Iinb istcd,
nob imnsr unumptlft NGs feline Werfe unb
Tcrts ;ei9sn 9sbuIb uno bsiiimmte Grasbenbst
IN cen 2Sillsn 9cttes." Die lInipn fiat bin.
Su: "J9r. Blair bat sini9s Ssilsn bon Sen.
,Sotlpn srbaltsn, oatirt ben 7. Oai, norin es
bsst er bdtts rsrfudbt an i'm su fbrsbsn, obsr
is'ns 9rcss S6mdde babe ibn perbineert Den
Brief Su pclenbsn.
@s Dsis', bas i?r. Blair Iib silsnb5 auf ben
gSs9 9smaht babe, um Den altsn @snsral, mc
mr9litb, notb lsbsno nn;utreffen.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-05-27

yin i6redllber Srfan perbeerte lebten
Srelta9 eblea9o uno bic umeeseno. @r
Dutbete BON Der SGlte oes See'e biz noh
Sor Nioer. auf cine Strede BON 30 Wei
Ten son9e nno S @leilen Yrcite, in osrsn
llmtre's er ales serit0rte. Seces 8ebdu
oe murce mebr ODER lpeniser beIbdoiot
Saume ent'purielt. Senlen niecsreeriiIen
uno na6 allen 8ibtunoen bin ,erifrsut,
ofple lnebrere Meniten ost6otet. Die
SroBe oes onaeridteten Sbooens uno oet
sebeneoerluites ldbt iitb i'm 1ueenblide
no1 nlbt beitimmen.-f 70 faet oer Glepe
|lano plain Dealer uom 2. Rai.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-05-27

Aus,panoeruns.-9as 9anibal, WifTour
SOurnal pom 3. Neai fast, bas 9ampfboct
er'osewatsr Fam am Iseten Montase bier an,
NIT msbr als srusi bunbsrt auspanesrsrn NIT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
1@W GOODS
CHEAPER than EV.ER.

HNHE subscriber has@ Just returned from Bal
L iImore with very cheap and kspdsoaie
Stock or FALL & WINTER GOODS. His
stock consists in part OF the following, viz
Cloths and cassimeres Of every variety, cheap
Ssitinet all colors and prices
A handsome assortmenlof sestings
Lateststyle fall prints and patterns, and the
cheapest ever sold
Alspaess-Vsriery Of patterns y
Csshme.es, beautiful patterns and cheap
Shawis Of various patterns and SIZE
Blesehed and brown cottons
Domestics Of every description
Plain and striped lnsey
Linsey FOR men, heavy and cheap
Rose and white blankets
Servants do
IA great variety OF gentlemen's aud boys rur,
Cloth, Velvet and Glazed caps
Beaver, Russia, Csssemere and Silk hats
large and general assortment Of Groceries,
which pledge myselfto sell as low or lover
than they can be had 10 the Valley Coffee
BY the bsgs Molssses AMI Sugar by the Dbl
Nails from 4 TO 10 cts
Hardware, "A good assortment H..
China andQdeensWare do
Stonewsre do
All ofwhich will be sold at reduced prices
MyFriends aod the public generally, are re-
quested 10 call and examine. and judge for them
selves. JOHN q. WILSON,
Harpers. Ferry, Dec S, 1874. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
q 9AROa

7lHE undersigned would not DO justice 10 his
- own feelings nor to bis kind friends were
ne 10 wilhholt his Acknowledgements for thegfe-
~ aa;tering encouragement be has met with
since bis return 10 chsrlestown, in the Jetner &
Cupenis1ing Business. and would say toall. that
bis best efforts will DO directed 10 please the
Plsinest or the most fastidioas.
Call and see him, a few doors west of DR..
cordeii's. n. MYERS.
July 4. ls44-tf