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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-30

STRANGE AFFAIR. Mr.. Van Dusen, of
Hudson, who was mysteriously robbed last
fall of $4,000, on a North River steamboat,
has sued merchant of an extensive firm in
Pearl-st., New York, for $4,000 damages, for
saying he did not believe Mr.. D. was robbed
or in other words that he robbed himself, in
order to defraud his creditors, of which the
SUSPICIOUS merchant was the largest.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-30

y
EMORY 4 CO., the well known and popular lot
terry firm, opposite Barnum's, will sell during the
week and on Saturday, until O'Clock in the after
noon, tickets in these pretty lotteries by the package
"a package may contain the four highest prizes) for
the triaing sum of 80 so.
All persons, whether at home abroad, who may
wish ticketsn the above any other lotteries will
please be careful to direct their orders to the old es-
tabshed house of
EMORY & CO., opposite Barnum's,
1t Baltimore, Md.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-30
AL n A. Il A O.
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
On the 26th inst. by the Rev, Henry SIicer, 8 I
W. BosLEY, of Baltimore Co., to MARY N, Bow
Hartford co,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-30

UTIhNE TUX FITS FUR 30 CtNTS
- On every SATURDAY the 25 cent lottery will
be drawn. Capital prizes follows:
lst Capital Prize of $4,000 is $4,000
I'd do do do 1000 is 1000
Sd do do do 800 is 600
9TH do do do 800 is 800
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-30

New York MONEY MARKET. The Herald
of Saturday says:-"M Money is in demand, and
the banks move very cautiously in their opera
tons. They anticipate very extensive de-
mand for sterling exchange, and an advance
in quotations to near specie point; and they
will, without doubt, take measures to hold on
to all the specie they have. A general con-
traction of loans has been made, and nearly all
the offerings for discount are returned with the
corner turned down, which is pretty good evil
dence that the banks do not intend extending
their operations until the complexion of things
changes for the BETTER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04
Dr. fSt.GHRF sh'S EsEFs,
FOR SALE ny a q FAIpTflT{n

AcfSc WHEELING. VA,
NsASiTN.-A eaeases, ,Vtu instantly ara
4 lfnial".r4 oitcmff ptsrel lren 3epssvrI a,
eoffpli hpmris Nina tifca'sars w4l IT, ttxsi
p'ees go nsla AMI d'cgti in he human ir,,s- ..
= csan Net hy t'ftcftf pes 20 Itc usr III 40,
afeha lrgesile lastefAt Pls. Whlfh l. enr III
80 very ici onjnoig p'ofsf P~ufr5iies mrtie sc
i"''u.'y ana Wr'setiiy oi temper can ~ cured. 40
Nei - = { oIifr decses dspepna < sp9u ,he pore,
nrss the circulating d4.l. sks l.l,ss.
hsaHafe't's Esgral.e InissraiPl. are kroNn
~ ue etgfofursoi thousands, 20 FtFlsciiy clsaec
'hc hl-'i from an iHuintss. htnsVo esv4g IeoFiti
nassiisf. anl feHuiAss ~ssk sd spisoAled a n
sinehons - p0nrri hoslth hbs N.eef
iheu hr~AHuNledgsd iaHeepnse mskss ihsB ssfe
"e"eh eseg ler,vA oi sKssisner. .raA NANCY q,
pd sEc. .
No es'fa ea's in ehbef d'o's &c diet "a uresirta
wheu tiry ere usni
wifS thelDvsleshie mfd,cins ~ ous prsessiah
40 my siritfhc mosi stckiy fsgtrts wuhous tstf
M contsfHr rsn ty isssihihW fHrct ~. " we afs
catrini 50 ifctiyns- these PILLS. d.S = AN dec 10
AZ" fr saie a weisansF, b. ; a. u BROWN
Genefsi Nsetis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04

TE'llff kEEP corstasaly on hand. d very -.
q isnsive esss rnrul ~ ssgtfnf Nah eaas
ttenvh aWl Crreap fsih, Y tk,as ehss., S.ss
Pft ED card 1asIes. Dre0ms Buftsss B~ts,ad.
Ieie ~ ans. assoted stss, gctssr wah esrrg
wher article ~ tts lei,si .yte aed aoa fasasd
Fnfntgfe eyet snffed n fbs ciy.
Gth and Mshpgstg fameJ l., bess Gissses %
eVety variety ant psee. Lskips Glass Pi.is. Il ga
'ses. PsnraIs and Piv.afe ffs,noi an hsnl aai
made to onits.
tfto.sietv War c~rasiatnE 81 Fsaiet Btfs
Hok go auJ Pilaw. flur. tlula.Ifask. Ssfns
sHd ssrese Aisnrsss~s Reatsts. q MA. tsnl6fs
Saekins Baioss. O,loislh ruse.. ft.f.rnsb
Grass Mate ~ ~ ints; iprethei Nith ever, oihs +
s~n'cie.oi uTAois,ty Maze Ga hsnI aud nais H.
efdef
Nenaian ard Sl1t Wiriaw Bul.; in,isys
sba3es - sssfF sansIy nisl eolssi 30 u( Nhsh " 81
be seid 81 seFy l"S puces sus wausuisd 81 ihe
tFst quaiuF. 49,. Manassas NENmRs. Ia y
eH''h NtRSisn. Spansh Aio--. MahlFany kunts
aand fapff Locks. iiunes. rascfs. Uasp rGfu
HisGt Instantly o hand sna sed s~ Df ossg.
~ SFEsM Basrs lnrutshsd win ever pufsis
~ , soHtuse "a sisvn fvuce sw4 90 tMr esly irs
Terms 90 "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04
woDp q uowprr.

s'CN o. fiit hlSca riNNisi.TH BcoF
sucrA EEu ca NArErT SqvAgt.
IS ODD HOWELL w.nlo wlrfm an ~
h'' q IHnhr frd ea We iuifrrr nf iht,
W"tnmJ iifi 10y ere rot tc,itnf lf,sL som
tte "oiisiofs ri BE- i.esisfn inaiui agpr.tsn n ~.
o. ns.Ne ssuf n,rt oi os Slss L-ahcr Cars.
L1ss,trdi a. whiss dies teJge byss.rltcs
eco Tor E0sa fH1,rF ESD Nui 60 sslJ - isN ss
tHy % 90 i.s 10 te sip.e gniti.. iaai HoN of
ever sac tr,h art..t in.o da, mefksg q, ths,,
gets NVc carefully fe,ori,j expressly Cor .uf
n,iah WsN,. d.'i may ts relied sgsa o.. scuaine
amd q Ne sul nny arigio a. rrtne snd "a ,ha.li
o"i te'n sou he sw'h 80 ~'A ptie b gal h,lat
utatlutthyss toate ~ sacn .n.jS,Ios
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04
PLUMnIN0 BUSINESS
JSIrED STA rES HOTEL,
WATER SgH IT.

NIIFIfINff Va
gENlIE md p ieorJ. ~rcstsoh.ay ,ni sn,,ks puA
q lr. ast the, have lei-sa ibc at-Nc haass
To- 'Tun ~ ysg-.kase had o~tai-ely ~ u,jclta
ed ysy mufh Improved ia 10 kfrane sineni 90 a.
'r'ns anR Fofrhrr; have hai . newly and hand
sHi"iy r'in'sdf c~oralci ari lapnl iho.sanH
il"'ei m fhr West Etsty arielr % c@iirriv 90.
~ Pc Whrie house tn hth'iy itr.tci with CO..
fAsy Me- ihe srtasHa,cIt' eiasr aCihs l,ausc e..
Ne r"tiie. fHHy dcte'minsd. itsI 90 quests .lal
ini 80 hrif h-nsc. cAtcfainmtHt Nat Nil Ss o.
81 sdsrs .atisbcsiap.
frm 'ie sHFHFfer afnncerss nv pf The HORSE and
I@b'c. upt ne ta.aiscu ~ ne hnu.e ~ fnsat ~ ,i,.
S''an@et iaHdrs. hsv itisise he hope. ,l1
'heY VII fcfciNs ht~rai .hars ~ ruthc palranac.
naY , MITCHELL n E,LnNRL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04
Cs.UR AND GLASS PAPER.

~ p-.HORNDGoOK, nsnpfscsnt r.. ana
p . d cnns'arN ~ r1rcd tN SurpiF 81 o..
Isn ia Glar & Glss Papcr e Superior Qgsl.
Ef. wnicn VII " iofr ~ "a 90 dealers 90 COO.
lmtfs A. a. tow 2 "a z 90 i1ey oan purchase
.ifartwhefe Oid,rs lrH az tkc Nv1rshsssr
pn MA'kvt street. A. .ow The FoA oiacs ~ly5e
promptly "a hrised.
E.N IN fafr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04
THE UIG CHAIR ~ BOUND 70
FLOURISH.

~ntaetufo. - etaea az ihe &iR.fesi vsncilfs ~
fsst y Gsefsisa'd Wsd Seat gsee&sGStnll
foff. sal hsyA. CHemnpn snd College Cha.u ers
syiel Also Setsss. SoCiahiss, Reie@ and Halls
t-i'ion Rockers Nafsiog %, enpmon De-. large aed
mail Aiss, ChilJisn's Table Reatg uej
se~inE Chaifs anl St,olse - every size and quaii
he Mammsih ,hsu % - sny feet high Phase
call sad examine ft yonreiscs aud leave Jour
orders aoa tisey viii be attended O. q ,heu order.
Cuasr carefully iarked ft shitmtui ~ ssnt &C.
al psus Of iLs cay wihusi extfs charge Dsef
lorset DE fiace NJ i21 Mao 81, wty si5e.
jan ~ tfn 81 RiHFIDAFFFE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04
M.4Ty .9.sD a4PN,
CAPSl CAPsI cAps.

AVERY. ha. srpccciv.d Ne iesgssi ari
@e.ee-i ss.'iinout ~ Fw sr3 Cl,n Cas- ,hti
= sassssf,h~'H bssnshl a. ,br wslkrt ot nl guat.
loo rna is',ss. i"ss ia ec,r. q ~ rsil,Ls. COO
q si-itEE sshtltW.
- ssref ossf kas CAPS Snrrr Seai Iar Crn.
.aaap, Ngfto tut dh ~ Als-l tpi go
81. n. teah ssg lNr 'hns =. StpJ tt.h Car,
3 fe,Asvsfslss il ci-1c' Cap fa-huu, = Vaifgts
Rr' ntS Nsek Piu.h Caps Ye.ih. ,rlt ullrru's
&sesse scat ias~fs alpi Nh,J, 81 le . q sstsP.
xtallsed ss. at n, 10 sanre .fee.
rsrel3 S sNflY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04


ECEIvBD By n USDERSiGNE9
Ifvp Voc cite. OF New Yfk. Phsis e irhis
and B>i',m W /. large cot rere-sl 80 srsmcni 90
crusctis-. which ~ addnicn 10 iorrnsr ssurk uakss
-, " assortment c"nplr,r. oi ~hirh he hdloNing
: a part. which t'ey are o.. csed 10 Sc on The
mo.i d~airstir ierHz
1910 Dsr- Roc ".
25 Do Iva 80
~ 10 Pcrrrr
20 10 P,r.snl,
IS chc-'s Y,tas : iir-n res
90 ~ Cusi ~0,'er snf i,-r-'i,i1
100 iats N.9 4f.i = Alrricrrt
25 ifefL ~ Sirht
201o ~. Ggr-,S S~cieh Ss+T
1910 Lss cai Fa.h
seou - Bt-sef-S S~he1thntg C''rrcs
900 ~ re- r'n iTs,s
coils Rlne1 Tta
HIr- SeeFtr
80 ~. wee No. y =" -
A" a~srah t'-',se tali
959D In M..d.r Ht @
100 ~. Cis.,
aBe CG.v.-
SO R.,-sn.- "A
2 eiss 4 a aHond. a
10 Res Ahsu,
tbs NnimeE.
15RA a. ci.c.aate
~ Dei- C.een~i Lnrsnud
10 40 6r anil Ongrf
iNn faCcoaA lraltg-
J rurk Lta'riasok
~ k.gs Nusaul-
s SIS essss E,se4 hsi TohOsc'. s.. i2s and II
81 nt Inn,r.
loo Bds n q A.ia~cs
20 DO sugar llau.e
h IS = rtsefT FLEMING 4 HUNTER
| a Ma The klpSins Rnscics,tC iuHr, trilre
al cn in E,chsnss. i;acsp. Lssd. feslhsfs. Rrgs
~ssrlinlicr. CISssrSfd. tnfscoi c't~-rG kngs,
a. sns FLAMING q iIINvEd.I
Whrriing. Ny -. as.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04

wnottsAIf AMI Rt-rNlL
HAT ASD CAP STC a..

o. Uap- ~ - user 49,. sal 80 f~
81 ~. Make iEsu>e.
patr < uoCE. ae now nanaiat,asi's nti
~iH keer fra.t,eif, ID, hsfata line tA, f~fnientoi
HAS 80 cars ~ fs nn.,i t,i.4. s.i inshn.
'ec'lfs1 fein lAs hs.' siai,it,- IN ai a. cbs
ssaets-l Halter. we maize af3 tubsttffSd abe
raAicg tfall lhs Ia W sen. oafCaf.a h por
chs,ef u n lto H.osi ,,is..Nt Cap Naa1ffiufcrs
~ " f~s'etn ch.s, atfhe terstytts
Ahttose "a waWofb etuhi,t ritale SOD ial,.i
Amsdc1a fashian 20 filf4 aai Csf. tn aips, /.
nrd hem pa OCT ssrhtsbmeni. vhsh sr rr0a b.
n'ske knoNn nni isitrj ui D, 80 .utn. iIom
bod -"tk an hw ,drss
,ep pAKe x Uegr Ttfsn ~
81 "kCoNoMY IS WEALTH
AM ss,ps ml.uaa baird si m. uuc. sf
u A'u.is Il Hot ihat ate tslalii w.tt. UlHsh bow.
sfm pfire ihaa usa ?. ~ baa,t. d aRa ,Irsusnrrf
~oikasn. "bsrh wiA rAais.- ntc b, int, enUa ifs
rate 'h'. 20 aHy ons aHntga thcspaal e,sd ar.
stie. ihnve D. 90 hVus 90 tAsS ,st a -d m,f,
yeas esd shifL nm ctn.tled o. rt'maagr C.a
LYME" saains ist mir YAH Atso p cllrt
rsastv, AMI tn a teN tN icl han b4,e hcr.
a~reetdirs nrist. warranted $50 90 if,.b.
HA's 80 Csp- 20 III sfj, ,ps-,bty 80 Aard 30
80 eh'aa ii-i sri cas far"y, cuuts 81 Mlia
1fUa,o So Nhst.rr, "a.
81 sri 80 sANfrlL . nAEPgeg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04
CHAIHSi CHAIRs!s CHAiRsii
JANIS +. GATHER.


lsVCCEssoR 10 ,. ceNNEELg A. soNs.f
NJ $50 H4KEEr STEEET
60 RtSPECTFULLF ihfams iAc rub
Er1H iF he be nps on tsnJ ani msn.
V- nise'ufes 20 ofisf svu ,arsfy ~
49, CbWrs - ne isttn ,aus rs. stI n /.
WI syie ~ woftmssssir aos sor.s,s~i III
tbe western C.oulry.
he VS. ~ hari t.fgc siefk 81 ea,rn u. sks,
var = RTksr Cagu 30 Rttoitir. gts,.
'u'at'e 90 C.oHnus 90. Pc as psrt &c .i,.
,'r'ai nfs aaj spirh34 govern. II q 81 ..t
"'i'' lhnH fhaifs sifts srfsbe ~. slfess
'.,.e = kaas shi c-Hnm Chsf. Sc a.
70 ''.'e afe Angfti To- tiI ed stsa.as h.
"e astpfe co phl favor h wrh
hf'f go an. ihaftaey sl.l Ca 81 s...
'h'' y 9rrrw glslHy ns 5rirrr eli y. 49,,
HHefiea a. basls~,m eaiI, Ltmtsf m
2 i-f ~ ~ rp mlrsae
"'' 'afeay fash. - ssaf ar rsu 81
10 VEG ~ tNh'fo On epII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04
ucsh,o, la, 10. "a

From lhe Dfraiy Slsr'G TNeN Yn,k.
~ snUi,b s tt san y.gtiahs Puis"isss
tsrn asej 80 ibp Etif De bicci ueht 4. rf.n.
Nta tcormsn ssrarieH fhsvr n,y,t Lsafda
ia'irtihc 3 hfn nfwtih agfe interest by 80 ,ich
Nia have mte1 hesc r1f.
jAAES IEEkISS. DFruv stcrn
Fot Fhe ~ PRYOR & PAUL.
noN So 9m Msfse, - AgLtrar-.
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iaTFLdi MIAMI Rail. ROAD.


NhASSENGER CARS iesvs CiscHs,n 81
Ncnls DAILY. 81 ~ S. vol % p 81. Re
ruming leave Nrup a. A ~ sod lal 4 IS. Bah
isaan- cuaest wuh NclL. AiVafe &Coa Dnly Line
~ Poet CosShe. h. Clpm5as wileciieg. sandusss
ely ahd CityflaaI. Dstargs by Rsi Rad AZ
anies. Faf6afS0. W 90 CLEMENT.
dee IS im Sugsuuiesfsst.
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q. FkANzELT..

No i6 Naia Sc "a f,e 80 - % &c hs bcsisiors 81
uU. \ R,lb.
WHEELING. VA
bfsPECTFriiN 'ssn'- 10. a sa'ese1 wiw-
"a l~rF.iisai hslusus'-' ,sfs- Lsd',s : ,ppst, ~
aitse,Ls- sd CUD1lS. .i -,pen.t qnalu, 80.
usnuis. lie wsrrsnis ~ tNpfk iran hs sl.p 10 b.
.uC~f0f 10 Essism nai"Fs gfv AID ~llt6s ~AI
. asI cpi e,sRF.r
The posi.e are invici p, ell and tansfy Hs'n.
%lVe-. lv.s -n .
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ELIAS En,,oSnw.

T"gtihef viii n gerctt rmsEfeI Hst.it,c-.
f.'eftriun. lilt Ca-ct. see. q,ags v..llre d.
pn'ssnss he ullvc nfneiss re tcspeflIair invited
- give bios . ssit ia SOC ursm rr.tIg GEN.,
er John w BERN ASH e. flsss S.sna G.oljg
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CrKED,

coMrorND KBEusufE ACOUSTIC OIL.
lt9k iRc ssroof ~DEAfNEsS. oaiaa aplttt
atfehsfps - nisffef from a. r4fss 40 Ill
iise 40 IHreeat maiSes. iikr tbs be4g5ae -
aIH "a wafTf whgEuz n stssm A =
Y "hith arc sYgiptonis ~ afpra1chihg dssE
mss All also E~rrtfailY attendant etth tfe
ease Dor sais ~ pa CRUMR tcKER
Ao4fA MnN sd. solo Agetf
pfaf nt hlHhlg recommended and NJ
'nsI'et a. lAfslfs. are alysns hy NffF rrtsr,t
liu Ftfsnnr "a lhe NAM asfomshfnr 0rfsf
thich H bas tuor med. ~,
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MNIIE M. Ol.mmAM.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NAJlLL. PRACTICE 10 ,b. Csnu. VI Alsr,hsil
w Tyhet. o. j Ohm r1anucf.N OFFtCr A.
MAMMAL G.. n. Va. GRAyE CtEK Tar Crncs
seiLZ 81 GMED
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4. A. n. II. SWEENEY 4 co.
MAnnLE YANp.

tOgposns As CaUsf HsfF
WHEELING, VA
u. X. BEDWEiL,
AXTOtLb lnke Tbs Msfipd ri informing fts
putiie Ihaf . has rp.nsd 3 Marhis Yard
Al lhs ahoso place, vhete ie has b gFacfal a.t8rt
nsnI 81 he f Minds of AGfticin nHd ln.ipn
Marble, j. pfepsfsl 30 aaraGcrGtr mo- m'nur.ruIs
Temhssaues. AZ. b lts shorcsi u9Ife m e syis
rot safpAssed b. sos va ihe western e.Bniiy and
ca fsasoushle lefms
AlSO-Nends Ptccs ~ cyfy tesrfip8a1 ana
rss made o. osarf 81 it1 % ucfi lalcr.
Call ard examine hfsuaue'tts fpn
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The hrNirs lafy u - wen kuovh ln NcN
Fnit h' her in'cll getrc sri paiaaisrp, 70 hv
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04
THE WARM WEATHER

The sudden changes of the wcpthar, during thi.
eason of the year, exhibit most baneiul effect on
the human system. debitaling and lrostrating it,
The stomach and bowels become dcrangcd giving
timely notice to all, who are inclined to give atten.
ton 10 the warning voice Of nature. At such times
Jaync's 'Carminatiye' never fails to afford mmcdi
lte relief, checking the disease and restoring the
patient to vigorous health, Mothers cannot be too
cautious with their chiIdren during this month,
and the months following, and in the earliest stages
oi this summer disease, whether from tcelhrng, ol-
ressve heat, or Other causes, they should at once
resort to this never aiung remedy. Hundreds Of
certlcales from respectable persons in this city;
are in possession Of the proprietor, ready to ex-
hbt to all who NAV d sire too see thcmat his of
fee, No. South Third street, Philadelphia.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04
NOTICE
is HERECR GIVEN

FHNO all lcgalces, creditors and other PERSONS in
n tefosled IA the estate OF tho respective dccC
dents and minors, that the administration and gual
uinn accounts ol the said estates have been hle
IN the office Of the Reghrr OF the county of Go
umbIa, and will bo presented Tor confirmation an,
allowance to the Orphans Court, to be held a
DdnyiIlc in and for the county aforesaid on Wed
hesdoythu 22d day Of April next, at o'clock. = NJ
The account Of Jacob Feltcmaa Adminisr
tor OF The estate OF CalhaImo Brady, late Of ROar
lnsccck township, deceased.
Tho account Of Philip Angle, executor of th,
last viii and testament OF Nicholas Angle late o.
Mlillm township, deceased.
The account of w. T.. Jackson, adminlstra.
tor Of the estate of John Jones, late of the Borough
Of Berwick, deceased
The account Of Samuel O4kes administrator
of the estate Of Leonard Prlmmo, late Of Liberty
township, deceased
The account Of Gcogc Kaufman adnlnistra.
tor of Philip Miller late of Hontour township, de-
ceased
The Rccount of Azariah W. Durham admin.
stator on the estate of Elizabeth Dunham late oil
llemlock township, deceased
7 The account of George Weaver guardian Of
Mary Hartman now Mary Vtnatta one of the mi
ner children Of George Hartman, late of Hemock
township deceased
The first and final account of James Cald-
well administrator of the estate of Abraham Wal
ters late of Limestone township, deceased
The first aud final ocComt of James Cald-
well administrator fthc estate Of Joseph Walters
late Of Limestone township, deceased
CHARLES CONNER, Register.
REGIsTER's OrFcE,2
DanvilIc, March 20 1916
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0DINTADEo

DIED. In DanviIle on the 25h inst.
ELISHA BRowN; aged 3 years and 10 days
leaving wife and three children.
On the 9Th inst. in Mflin township, JA'
COB ZIMMERMAN, aged 77years A months
and days.
In Washington township, Lycoming
county, on Sunday tho 5!h inst. Mr.. ED
MUND B. HUNTER, aged 23 years, 10 months
and l3 days; formerly one Of The editors OF
the 'MIltonlan.
The MitDnian says: Mr., Hunter was
followed TO the grave by large concourst
of friends and relatives and also by the ln'
dependtn, Oder of Old Fellows IN fegaIl'
he being a member OF this benevolent Or
der.
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TREASURER'S SALE
or
UNSEATED LANDS.

AgroeabIy to the provisions Of an Act Of
Assembly, entitled An Act directing the
mode OF selling unseateG lands for taxes,
and for other purposes, passed Iho l3Jh day
of May, 1916. and the further supplement
thereto passed on the 18th day ol March,
1917, aud the 25h of March, 1881, the
Treasurer of Columbia County hereby
gives notice to all persons concerned lhcre-
in, that unless ;he Faxes due on the follow
iHg tracts of UnseaIet Land situated in CO.
lumba County are paid before The day of
sale, the whole or suCb parts of each tract
as will pay tho taxes and costs chargea5e
thereon, will 5e sold at the Court House in
the town Of DanvIIIe, County OF Columbia,
on the second Monday IN June next and be
continued by adjournment from day TO day,
for arrearages Of Taxes due SAID County,
and The Costs accrued on each respectively.
HcreS, UaTrantce or OWaerS. Iare8
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A hIGHLY CoLoRED STATEMENT
The Lehigh Bulletin relates that Me-.
llacungie, orlhat county, while riding
along was sccosled by white female,
and requested to carry her bon box lie
complied anil offered her a seat in his
wagon into The bargain, but she refused
As requested, he carried The box 10 The
next tavern, handed il ou', and waited
for the lady to come up. After his own
and the patience of The inn keeper was
exhausted by her delay, ne box was o.
prned and had in i-not new cap or
bonnet but Jet black child, fast a.
sle p" Il is perhaps unnecessary to
sla'e that the 'ady' never came TO hand
and The infsnl was taken to the poor
house Of Lchigh county.
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS,

StEALEO PROPOSALS will be received a
" the houlc of Jacob Dyer in thd town Of Cat
mwsso, by tho President and Managers oftho Cat
tawissa Bridge Company until
SATURDAY., the 18Th mSt at 4 o'clock, T, VI
for Rebuilding tho Bridge over the Susquchann'
River at that place.
Plans and Specifications to be seen at the house
Of said Jacob Dyer.
BY order oJ the Board Of Directors.
DAVID CLARK, Treasurer
April |, 1916,
urEdtor, in Susquchanna Yay anu at Potts
vile, will confer favor on Col j. Paxton by siy-
ing the above one or two insertions in their papers
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Il New Female Sect has just appeared in
part Of Ohio, called 'The Female Kings,
who hold that the order ofnaure has teen
reversed-thal The time has now arrived
when 'lhe last shall be frsb' consequently
that woman is The lord of creation and man
her servan. They have succeeded in ma
king number of converts among them
probably ladies' who are disposed 10 wear
the breeches.
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NOTICE.

A Ill persons who have unsettled accounts on
"a. the Books OF the subscriber, now removed
from BIoomsbmg, are hereby informed that his ac-
count books urc left in the hands Of Thomas Pain
Ter, Justice of the Peace at Bloomsburg, for set.
tIement and collection. Those who do not attend
to having their accounts settled and paid on OF
before the first day Of Nay nert, may er?Oct to
have cost added to their respective dues, without
respect to persons.
ELIAS WERTMAN.
Bloomsbury, April 4, lS46,--5O
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IIYLGN1TNMIho

MARRlED.-On the 9Th uIt. by G. II.
HeSs,"Esq. Nj. WILLIAM SMITH, of Dan
vile, 10 Miss HAppIp~ n-.-.-----, r aa:r
fin township. both oil Columbia county.
In Jackson township, on The l2'h inst
by Jas. Yocum, Esq. Mr. HENRY GETT
10 Miss ANNA REMLEY.
On the 9TH ull. by EzekieI Cole, Esq
JACOB LuTz, Of SugarloaI township, 10 Miss
MARY STALY, Of Luzerne county.
On the 5sh inst. by the same. SOLOMON
DAVIS 10 Miss ELIZABETH Cole, bOIh D
SugarIoaf tp., Col. CO.
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DESCENDANTS WANTED.

In the debate in The Massachusetts Leg
islalure, on Friday, Mr.. Giles, of Boston
said that he was endeavoring to find some
Of the descendants Of Miles Sandish. as
they had, at the present time, locked up In
the British Court of Chancery, no less than
six nanor, yielding an annual income OF
10000
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NEW TAILORING
ESTABLISH M EMF.

Tho subscribers respectfully inform the public
that they have commenced the
TAILORING BUSINESS
in Bloomsburg in the Arcado Building, over the
store of Albright q Mengal, whero they intend
carrying il on in all It's various branches Having
had some experience in the business, they ilatlcr
that they shall be able to do all the work
inuustcd to them in as fashionable and workman
llko manner and as cxpcjtiously; as can be done
in any other shop in the county, They, therefore,
ask share public patronage, at least, they wish
" be tried.
D. WILSON,
A. 4. EYELAND.
April 4, lSi6-yy50
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NOTICE TO TAXABLES.

The county Commissioners hereby give
notice that in accordance with the pro0Is"
ions of an act of the General Assembly OF
the Common wealth of PennnsyIvan,a,pass-
ed the 18Th day of April A. d. 1884 Nv
appeal will be held al their Office in Dan,
vile on Wednesday the 20Ih day Of APri
inst. when and where you may attend
you think proper.
BY Order of the Commissioners.
L. MENDENHALL, Clelk.
Commissioners Office,
Danvie April ID 1916
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A Pm Factory is in operation at Ca5ols'
vile which turns out from each machine
$40 pins per minute, machine also sticks
them upon paper at the rate Of 1900 per
minute.