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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

THE CAMANoHE INDIANS These Arabs Of
the American wilderness range over our cont
nent from Arkansas to California and tron, O.e.
gon to Mexico, plundering frontier settlements,
numbering the whites and stealing cu''drcn.
They sell the captured white girls to n'ighbor.
ing Indian tribes, retaining the boys to tram up
as chefs and warriors. The present great war
chief is red haired Scotchman, who was so.en
from his parents while quite young. They uss
the bow and arrow, and among their twenty
five thousand warriors tney have only tNc'v
hundred rifles The British Government ls 81 ID
to have an interview with some of their chif IS
early in the present year, near Monterey, in
Upper California, and the presence of thtirr
riors in Texas is always attributed TO b? 'ilc
motives they having an old grudge sgalr. the
Texans for the murder Of number Of their
chiefs out of revenge at San Antonio a few
years ago while in the Texan camp TT " are
a fathless race, and seldom or ever mai trea-
ties. They live principally upon parchod
wheat they carry with them in small bi 20; ii,y
never eat animal food. Their village are 4-u -
ally built among the mountains, VII ere thar
wives, children and old men are pr ,'ectct ~
natural forthcations A Camancf . a.wafs
fUh,s TO the last and seldom or e' H has auA
OF them been taken prisoner. In athletic an.
equestrian teats they excel every other tribe
and to their honor be it recorded, that Conan.
che never offers an ndgnty to a fen he. l.
burning the frontier settlements in 4 .v ut,te1
States and Mexico, they make it a ? ;urirle 70.
murder every adult, male and femo e, ever Fl :
teen or sixteen years 0! age; but ou some occa-
sioas, when they rob the DWELLING o. rich, they
carry off the young women to obun ransom
money from the relatives or friends. si the eaD-
tureG. In one instance few uoirths ago they
took off two daughters Of a rich NirNiean in Du-
range and received five thou sand dollars tar
their safe return.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

HrRn's HoTx'. (fhrm-rly fremont H"asc, No.
ll6 chrsuut sI,e',) Philadelphia, September
2lst, 1874.
have used Shugcrt's Patent Washing Machine
in my hos upwards of eight month, and do nn'
hesitate to tsy that deem it ore Of The mo use
iul aud valuale lahor-saviug machines ever invrn.
ted. f"rmerly k"It no women e" linuaiiy oc-
rupred in vsshug who now do much IN two
days as t.Iey then drl in ore week. There Is ~
wear tear in Washing. and il requires not more
than onc-third the usual quantity oi SOAP. have
had a number Of orh,r mnchines in my fam ", hu,
this is SO decidedly superior t. every thing else and
Sd little liable to get out of irpuI, that would not
do without one II they should cost ten mcs the
price they sold for. DANIEL. HERR.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15
PIRCEs OF OrADyERTrs1Nt,.


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yearly Advertisements: one column, s25 half
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Advertisements left without directions as to the
length OF time they are TO be published, will he
continued until ordered out, and charged accord
ingy.
CTSixteen lines or less make a square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15
SUUGERTS PATENT
WASHING MACHINE

yISHlS Machp4e IS seu tested by more
4 than thirty families in this neighhuhrod. aud
hns given eure satisfaction. II is so simple in its
construction, that II cannot get out OF order. u
contains no iron t. tu>t, and no -pines or rol,ys 10
get ont nf repau. II will ,ln twice as mucn ~ssii-
Ing wilh ,e.s than halt the and tear Of an, Of
4he Iur Insrs,,i"n- aah what Is ct greater in pcr
iancc il costs hut lit lie half much other
washing mschines.
The subs, ritter has the exclusive right f,r Nor
.humbrrIand Uuion. l. cnmlrg. Columbia, Lu-
zerne aud Clinton countics. Price Of single mr-
chlue SO. II. e. VI ASSER,
TIE following cetifca,r is fom few of those
who have ihe,e machines IN use.
Suuhurv, Aug. "a, lS4i.
We ic subscribers. csguty ii,at havr un~
in u-r in our famiii,s. "SnuCeit's P,'cm Wash
ing Machine" and 10 20, ir state Swing that i, j.
a most excellent invention. That. in Wa-hiug
i, viii ave more than one hif the usual labor
That Il d,es n require more than third the
usual quan,iry OF 50 u and wa,rr anh lhai there
is no rubtiug ani consequently lure or no wear.
ing - narinr-'rhati it knockS "a n. buttons. md
,hat The finest clio he's, such collars. iacrs. luck
inls, &C., may te wasted in short time
without tie lr,s, iniHrv, AID in fac, Wnh III any
arInren' wear and tar, whaiev T. We ihrrcfnr
chteIluIiy recommend II I, ouT fiicnds a.d ~ the
Iubiic as a most useful aud labor saving machinr.
CHARLES ". HEGiNS,
A. JORDAN.
CHS WEAVER.
Gus PIE \SANTS,
GIDEON MARKLE,
Hon. GEO. &. WELKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LElSENRlNG.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-31

aeua relative condition Of the eounrics Oregon anu
the United States, separated by thousand mites o howl
ing Wilderness unexplcred ptse-by the Spirit OF the
age, a,ersc To all which may lead blndfod
bloodshed-by justice. and Ii is remark
able that view. striking, should have attracted
attention the time than did and only
eoun, for by supposns ths, buried in the sgs.
ton consequent upon the Texas debate.
Mr.. Morris lie longer Member Of Congress, having
been defeated by the Native American candidate, Mr..
Levin IL 10 singular, that John p. kennedy. of Baltimore.
and T. Joy Morris. OF Phsdelphis. both OF them
friends of the only embraced in the creed OF Ma
tive Amercsnsm. the latter having setualy offered
luton upon the subject of altering the Naturalization laws,
should have been both defeated by the Native American
Parry These facts should make the body ct that party
reflect seriously before they act again. That they
hoaest, have doubt; that their object is such
should be granted. we have just little. But when We
sec them deliberately throwing overheard IN. plos
who have stood by them the midst Of the storm,
cannot help susPocng that they have become the prey Of
DemasoSues in some shape another. What do they
waai' change in the Naturalization laws. What ese'
exactly OF their OF talents both
mon of and decisonready the entire length
OF their creed-why reject ihemi The conclusion is ir-
tesisby forced upon the mind that the party held
ther, under false proences by designing for their
purposes We call upon all Wings who have allied them.
selves H. for the sake The name reflect upon
things and further, upon the undoubted fact that while
their organization renders invariably service Locofoco
ISM fails advance the only party really opposed
to any change in the Naturalization laws.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-31
Orcgon-E. Joy Morris, Esq, Of Pennsylvania
1he Nafirr Amcrirar P0rlv.

When Mr.. Webster. weeks since, u hs speech Of
Fanouh Hall, alluded to the difficulty Of extending the
laws u tie Union this territory, snd expressed the
opinion ihat would be Tar better leave the
their owa cuurro believing ra independent nation
would soon spring up the shores Of the Pacific zig.
n6cd hearty concurrence. calling, the same time
sueauon the fact that he'd sdvanced the very
views fee weeks before snd that had, the time,
believed them original with Eiead ASSURES that
neither We nor Mr. Webster entitled 10 priority this
discovery. In the House Of Representative during the
last session. debate having sSronE up incidentally upon
shis que.toa. Ne y. Joy Morris Of Ponnsylysnis. gen
cmsn Of hisb order Of intellect. enlarged snS rendered
bcfal BY assduous cultivation. suggested that under any
circumstances coming within scope OF his imagination,
thought The best disposition that could possibly be msdc
u the territory. ser had been fret proved to he ODGoes
onsby ours. 70 make present u H the actual set
These sentiments, according exactly with oil that
10 Wig Parry has eoniended for, justified BY the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-31
Nep Years Dav :

There is s. universal wish among the Youth employ
ed in business CITY, be allowed observe To
roD dsy OF visiting-snd have reason to believe
the wish warmly shared by the Girls that hope the
employers will yield prompt and cheerful aequiescenee
Ii they don't they may lay their with being well
rugged night in ever, merry party. The fate of Sir Pc
ter Teaze when Ie his character behind him" will
mild in comparison what they will have to suffer So
we respecu y advice merchants compromise By Civ.
ing up the day. and not offend the Ladies.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-31

sos sAssrAstl.-1t~rs b oss ehsustsssic vegetable
rim dies Thy without sAvps aIy i.ou.
-m We hna~ hai the of mseu sae<ss asA even Of
nn- VIII sn-e thu eonstntioa ponee ds.~:
bal ahhossha mas should sinds daily ssrsss
amer had ceased To be r.usly
would sihss ecsuee 10 hs of ps
wse. iaaoeaoas eresps The msiady serorh
sss eva sy-vsp-ta siess esspaassa srysps,a n,ev~e
sesy an rsssn simple ssupios@ Ae-thsss Gs,am
ne no d'ps e. os, o. s psi'ssts ssssri
- pa.pAs whsh ~ sssa.sa q sss.s
Prepared and soh Wholesale and szposs.ss.
~ D. SANDS CO. Drsssisss Chs.ssa Crssi,s srnS-
ing. No ~ Bsosa~y. chanbsrs srsst New Yos
SOC a,.o hkx DUvAL co, Asssts Main srssi Rich
sond Va % Price o. per Bo.ue or sI bo,s, for IS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-31

On Tuesday the 30ih inst at y o'clock A. NJ, PETER
EVERETT, agod - year..
The friends and soquain ancss Of the family respect
JULY invited 70 send the funers the Catholic Church,
this morning Al III O'clock, without farther invitation.
On Tuesday morning, Dec. Goth, May WooDsoE. only
child Of John and Virginia Hendree aged years and
months
pr BsqBfer please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-31
South Westera Rail Road.

Let us invite Southwestern friends peruse the
Mississippi letters congratulate them loss OF their
Turnpike aud eshor them embrace that form Of improve
men which will bring them and their productions Rich
mond before they could gee haw" from. Abingdon to
Whe Court House. and render that now shut up country
the greatest ihoroush-iare in America
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-31
DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE.

We refer readers the adveriis of this large
painting which can be this week. at the Trinity
Church. for the small OF twelve and half cents This
copy from Mr. VESTS painting by the hand OF Mr. Dun
lap The upon which the sixth chapter Of Reve
laion is displayed is twenty feet in length. The low
price OF admission will doubt induce great many to
visit the Church
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-31

GtHEsTEgFIEID Rail- ROAD CO-Tbe Stockholders Of his
- COMPANY wneeve ibse dollars share their STOCK
amer zoe let Januaty 1916, ~ spbrg at the Eseh1nIs Bank IN
this city Tor the last six months. GEO. FISHER,
de 3l-eot President
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-31

construct RsiLoad-Riehmond. secures her owo
pees fair ground. with Charcson and cur route get
the travel Mr.. Calhoun and many other, the moment
this scheme Of Virginia Improvement pointed out
claimed. 'ihea yos inevitably get the long trsve
This line would shorten the distance ,bviss msuy
Senencss, and oder many other induesmsau Hence IL IL
not yet despaired of bya vIRGINIAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-31
To tie Bditers Of tAs wAis .

Gentlsmsn-Ths time has passed when one can recor-
nine IN the passing multitude Of American eemen, many
Of those heroes at the Revolution welded the sword
that the might pass from the hands Of King George
and tho grinding power c Great Britain longer parayle
the buoyant energies OF people, termned
a. they % adopt such Constitution and enact such
Laws, would best them bic rights.
Most OF those honorcd men, nj witnessing with great
usaeon the glorious results Of their labours,he aud
progress OF Republican n-ut onshave passed the line
There no class deserving communication than the
soldiers OF the Revolution: the which left
inesumsb.e; the blood and toll which secured IT, 10 above
price and the beneficial influence OF tho happy results Of
In tempering tho iron heel of the The senb
tes OF the suhjeci,- bounded only the mu Of civil
nation. But lev OF these dseass and death
have well nigh finished the work sundeTng fahers
Of liberty from Old Liberty Tree occasionally you msy
Observe with otterng STEP and vision dim cnRng
about standard which he aided eevstng and bless
ing God tina, 1t is still 6Sed and fortified by the aztec ions
sod daunuess spirit Of millions OF American ffeemeu
There Is Messs. Editors Of these iustrious
tins vicinity, in his eighty eighth year having borne
the chilling blasts OF winters, and the whitening
storms OF the Revolution, he enjoys wonderful de-
gree OF health and Elasticity OF Spirits Sysismacal and
temperate in habits he has prolonged the energies Of mind
and body; and Is often amidst friends cntsrtsniPG
them with Of that epoch when the souls Of
men were tired. When look upon this wsyworn and
honored servant OF his country, my mind being carried
back the days OF colonial feebeness connection with
our present Colossal the affections spriag
up within my bosom, and thank God that have oppor
tuDIty To shake the veterans hand which carried the
in defence OF the political rights and religious liberty
ENJOY. May the lives OF Revolutionary fathers
st surviving prolonged, that they may witness Oh
and glorious destiny OF their country and more
especially may peace aud happiness encompass the srm-
mating pathway OF Capt Phillip SLAUGHTER Of Culpeper.
BUCKLE NECK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-31
THEATRE.

GREAT ATTRACTION FOR NEW YEARS EVE.
nsssdy. Drs~s, sd Miisfis Master,
NINTH NIGHT OF Mr.. JAMESON.
Who viii perform two popular eA.r.e..w
formed, the rsssvdy ~ VIZ " -
fixAnao, Or shs DsasA - Rsala.
' Mr. JAhDoN.
'"" No. Homer and oerruss.
Ahsrwhieh. the celebrated s.travasa.za called
The Yankee Milisia Muster.
MAJOR JOE BUNKER ~, vo,,.sr
lhe whole W conclude pathetic drama Of
JACQUES, Or she Stricken Heart
MONSIEUR LACQUER NJ, I.r,.os
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
voI. 1xv1E.
NMrIIM

Stu. A. II. faBAtss respectfully Informs
Parents, that IL addition % Tie iva classes Of
pupils cha IL nov engaged ~ instruct n the
French language n fifs Tishaf's Academy,
she aan reGeiye others although a5l connected
With the establishment, ~ proper arrange
mants have been hads b accommodate tialiis
Parents Wishing the fldllfen e acquire us
desirable branch IF ad4ealibai afe Hqli9ltea tn
embrace tbs opportunity l0H0g ia1les ~
well as ehildrah viii b. received
ttevhs ==tfotn . nj o ? n The juvenile
class yilt maat three tines q 9ssHt the 1l1fe
advanced evsfy Dag lI}s4pifei
FFH# s44Ghtiifeni Beginners 56 pei quar-
tsf,thb mare advanced #tO#apayahls monthly.
SEPT st, ~,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
INar1IIInrlnN

MADAME A Il FuFHffs, eS dttartfice Hg
"i'InattutioH puhIr7ae dies don0jzelle# d h
Nouyelle Orleans, otlfe reEpeelueuEemeh SOS
services F6nme in=tnutrIre aUx fautce demoi.
nelIeF, ri ellie 50 propose ia tahnef deg le
CONS fafttGltlttteF, dana l6titeH los branches
dune tdueallhn complete, en anglgtns 81 er
trAn9Ais-hFHut fhe tonnalEHHtift pifflilr des
deux %languea, Ellie dtatrefAit paftieJlj6fe.
Iangue ayet RntreH dtHa pi1sieUfs %t1siift,
tj0he ! IN NouveIle OrIfats. Ello donnef9
auR#t lea Iegotts suf IA guthrie,
Ellie assure lee n9tenF que Iionoferort de
leur coNtianre, du'el)e no aefb pas NAL plapte
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

Drtags aer0sg The Oaio-T..e Cov,,0.,-
{ healu-hy,) Intelligence int ;ns..s >
so,D% speedy acton IS about to be taken IN
l@.a''C. u, ~. ing a bridge ACROSS las Ohfa
l''" ,tng.on 70 Cincinnati An engineer.
'-,an Frttsnu Z, has lately been examining the
s~usjaef, aid drinks that 4 good substantial
bridge san be built for 9T5,Gtu Cal Long, CT
The Typographical Engineers, estimates tia
p~scb4biy cot at Sl55,UJC. The au.odnt oftoI
! tn II would be taken s eslim4ted al ireu SZ5a
go 10 $4,000 4 year. which would paw Al
least u per cent, supPosins tie bridge should
coat $4,000
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
HAY.$
so bales 81 New Western Hay. For sale
~. DEAL g. SANS.
PLANTATION MEDICINES.

The Subscribers, aware of the Importance
to Planters and Physicians of having Med,
zines which cgn be relied On as Fresh and
GENUINE, have taken particular care in the
selection of their stock, aEnd from the arrange
,nents they have made 81 London, Paris and
New York, Tor receiving constant fresh sun
plics, they will always W prepared 10 furnish
Planters and PhysfeiSls with Medicines
which they w'lguarantee ofsnperior quality.
StCKLES & GO, Druggists, No. "a Maya
zinc street..
No. 4s chi 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
HkEEa n. ISLE.
pOIiEE JUHY

IgHt1t juicy
West Baton Rddeas Jan Ia, t545s
An bAtfa meeting If lie bJilfa fiity ii d
held pursuant 10 V calf TYlH Joyce, Va
b~fasi5aa tho meeting Msay5efs bteaHff
H4sAfs II BHfHaf9H, HasalHiHfd Ii Heff,
De tabBittss ltt vile laddfg, tRif ta5ee
] " 9atai5e, bft Hsatt 'lgyigFf
9lo president ititid4 s8aJpd lie object o
lie meetings Hlttfii Has, - dBhta iii assessa
10 tHse tue gEtsts tt flH g5iets il the parish
Tn mutton the jury pfoeFe3sd ne tla H41Il
,tati9f nj MI assHss9t ~ ihpt object IiHH i
appaafed that b56tiHiaia f].ibaitEa lad fefaf4
cd lie WliGls number of 9.es, aiHt Was dai.
elected
Resolved, That fha beatt4Ht ffeAebied u.
Frederick lIobts, fgf th4 suifa6f ifY6 J1HgFl
aud sag6iitFsfYe dents ba ailg8pd, aHl tHat
lie Treasures be authorized tg the pfe#sHi Ie
solution 10 paY tbs sBnfe gttths warrant Bf ia
pfesideHtf
liasoIget, Tint Nessfs ]1lilairs Befgaf5f
H. libtaft and ] v hHf fde, he abDoWIto red
COMMITTEES ~ eutltHGt with Il mechanic Il
make the liseazsaty feFaifs 10 The enclosure
around the G1lH l0use.
Tie committee named 10 contract foF tht
asBair tatassatY 10 the fence atdund taA eut#
tassa. a,t6i that tliey liade5Bffaetpd ~
satd eefE With 81, u GfoUget tgf Tie spH
tf rs e1iy five dollars, HIne1 teF9F was a=
dbtfrd
Whereas tda parish i8HeH have aety at
been collected, sud He treasurer may B4 Ii
Hatf nj funds IT, meet yaii0ys claims existing
against this parish, 1t - therefore t~es1tYbIt
that the said ffpasUfefbF AMI he Is h faby 40.
]ttufjzed 10 borrow HE sum W five hundred
dollars from Gn8 I'll t1e ba Hs Of Haf9i li3HIa,
~ Il note signed by bin IN hs said e4bHeltyj
and satisfactorily endorsed Provided II q
Present resolution ba annexed tB ifth d 6i
9f he idaHtitvs 1t is further resolved, mai
s4id treasurer vii tt1t effect sud loan Gfifzs
10 lis NJ funds 10 Tic treasury titBegt Tie
alHiH is referred 10.
Wtefeas, at error exists IN 4 resolution
adopted BY he p6Itee jury " fdis pffishifH
date If iha ~ September 1874, ]tel4tlgH TO j
road Intended TO cross tho PiHntatiGf Of Btass
mus Woods, OH his d6aBls fyHFesslGny ii il
resolved tlat SAID resolution he amended Us
follows
Received, tatlbe.pgles jBfy laes e9Dsft
efed tie Usefulness 0f having # ribiie f9al
aefoFs Tho plantation IT Mr. IiiashIIs Woods,
a1 lie d4iHla con eEsi8iti Htd whereas thsf6
IL 81 pre- eat On said double com Hssi6tt q pas
sage Of tae6ty taet reserved i8t tic beheft
Of bla9am Simon Landry. 0td fHft shh los
consented tina tie said passage he giyef III
the ltss 81 The btfblfs IT IA ffsf ef5fes resolved,
That tbs President OF tia Iiaiife Jaty be-
and be is hereby authorized 10 uFG aIl tte nea
tass5tg aad legal faaaiis, 10 Gbtain from Tie
sad ~ WaQds, Ten isat vide IF 4nB adj9lHs
ing ga passage belonging u NBd#fl 3taah
I4pYIFE+#rI= fs III. IfBNE ~ tIil.itV- FY4A MI ii4EFtE
feat ~ 0iafli lof the use Of tha %fifiza0s If bis
p4tiHh
On motion he jury adjourned si1e dte.
WN JOYCE, PfsslGsdt
o. LABAuFE, Cjefks
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

A rsaera5h Bbh-Atthe ami eersary mes.
iee Of The American Bible s~,ociegg. n Me-
York, an Old divine from New HamSnsfrs
called Father Robbins, held in his hand ~
identical Bible upon which the members of
The First Congress and President Yvashino-
ton were saorn into oa1,ee, and CONTAINING fSs
names Of all those Old worthless writer an b.
P~ages,-fhese, said Mf. Robbins, were R5bIe
times,-and !hese Bible men, and God blessed
and ~prosPeEe1 taeir labors, and under thsxs
their country vas prosperous. God grant. sir
sail he, that We may again have such ruIsr.
aud such tIaes -! 1890
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
GREAT BARGAINS

Dry GOODS
The undersigned respectfully inform the
pnblie that thsy have received aud are sui
ysesiyfBs tAs largest sHl cheapest assert.
,,sgi AZ 5aats aver sold III fhe tB8h bf UatDh
tkttzs pr aHY where else Their SUPPLY cons
slsls nf SO many different kinds q Dry aad
f6aey Goods tl4ti u would he almost impose
sHala 10 lesetibe 81 enHHaarate tlem=lhe
Yal.rrtNg gea5 tsis ef q portion Of thetf attis
slezt Aaasluias d. LANES II llte latest apa
#luz 4 Hte5 uafa4e, 3aslinhi ailts and
VI All lesetiptiuns-l'feaeh
ssIle.. 8uU AHt4e ta9it swiss muslthsi Jaeoa
iatlHiHs, 5baeiihgs, cotton.
eattna. iaBsil lFtp4, ltaadeibih ofall
4iAu4H0Hge, foes anl half hose cots
t,Aa5k ,f teI, Hahdkefehiels-sillft
al. tafHn gambFie. III short az above
...E IN m1hy A|IfefehI kinds and qualities
IN gp,ls and fancy things, az te rehdtf ~ i'm
pepstbie to giye detail nf lhFnl oh paper, Az
ID Clothing, ais, Beais, DfpBahs aud Shoes,
al well Al Eadies' Boots aBd Shoes, their a5-
E3g4Ineht of these articles isi IN fact large tare
il has bee6 a%ssere,I, thol clothing made u
PHILADELPHIA Is Tar eAbeflof to that male ~
New York aud Ijstlsi but If tha public VIII
only come aud aee lpf lhamselvaH' they WV
then Judge u this slhd although We do not
talk af zen par teHl did te0'H, am F1 an
ypt Ne have already Chow aud will still chow
10 lba public, that Nasell IN such cheap terms
IA cannot be safnassal any where. We have
nav 4 ptSre Ia Rev G~1fleaug, besides The otie
here, aht tei t5a mh4t uF atf Taala lttBttIfotn
the NaFth and by ll# lug them IN l3fga 1pat-
tttlap, WE are enabled TO sell cheaper than
ethafs Wto get The L goods III Nav pflaaus,
81 amalEssf latss Wa wili eHlg add itrthefs-
aEt,a AMI aKaWfnH inp ynDFa9leps, AMI We are
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SMNnRIES.

NApsira Wine :af ayery superior quality
Old Nfonoagahela Nhiskey, Champagne Bran,
dN,Br5wa Stout L4ad5n Porter, DawsoH's Phil,
" ala in wood a4i bottles Cordials, Claret
&A$scat WinesA all.of the best quality Just
r~eoot<ad aad for sale bp.
~, MARKHAM,
- Church Street.
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ClAll E4tsHl l Ib9s A'it'N tti
the s1bstfibet hin ilst received d large
F,sek afAll and winter elathtn glnlle eNPteas-
AZ to erlat IN Philadelphia. Clothing made u
that civ IL ff s9pefiat Us any t1ade ~ New
York II Boston, Consisting VI th5 loll9Wihgt
r,as plasb cloth 1Fats eoat., flpeks b ln
Fancy ea.stmsfs pEalalaaa5, fl9bed 90 sats
INIT 10.
Dan,Sh1 stalnttt raietos, blaek do
ttlne. white anA EFeeA blanket t0al8, aalih
ysata, ahtfta, if8WeJn %t sc,
An IT tha above 58IiI he aaid Il tbo loweHt
pAsu Price Please eaiI and examine tbequAl4
llye f ths above clothing, efeHamjautE else
NhAte. then y9h VIII faa The difference g be
~ least 10 per ee6t II lAeaf of mlhe
CllAS a.. IIttL
AZ tbs Mellow S,eee lndef The tiilh
Sent, 2l, 3l