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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-08
10000 Dollars

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware auL
Georgia. Class No. z, Extra.
To lie drawn a Wilmington, Delaware, GA Saturday
September ~, 1886
prize of SsO.OO0; 30 OF 600; of2lOO: OtO
- numbers II drawn. Tfcke.s So a ccttiIc. az D
wifo.cs S1i, shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-08
VILE ELING, SEPTEMBER, Is4G.
S. AVERY

u ESPECTFCII.Y Informs his friends aud the public
- that he has ON hand and manufactures LARoE a..
sorimcut Of Hats Of The LATEST Fail Fashion, which nc
VIII srLt, wiIo'csac or FErAtL. ASTON " not LOWER
than any other establishment IN tho city. ALI 81 the
hove HATS warranted 10 he Of the very best MATE
RIAL and workmanship, and FOR puHAHiLtTY and
COLOR cannot he surpassed. Gentlemen are invited TO
CALL aud examine for themselves, satisfied that the
o. Nttry and price of his Has WILL Pts ssE.
sep1 x AVERY.
on KEGS ENGLISH MUSTARD
~ Bales Cassa
ctsts LiQuofire
casks CARROTS Snud, received aud f1T sale nv
july FLEMING HUNTER
Oh BBLS TANNERS on
p d0 y Tar received and Tor sale nv
mly FLEMING & HUNTER
M rows hot BLAST RIG IRON received and for
~ sacly ~ FLEMING & HUNTER.
M BONES super Western Reserve CHEESE reeeiv
" ell and fOT sale By
July FLEMING & HUNTER;
Oh Bnl.S No found SLED
~ 30 MackrgcI
20 Bills 30 2 South do
20 " do North do
. " ! Herring
20 B"No' Scotchilerrug received aud fnr sale hv
Jny } FLEMING HUNTER.
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10000 Collars

Grand Consolidated DotteTy OF Delaware and
Georgia. Class No Extra.
To lie drawn Al Wilmington, Delaware on Thursday,
Scp,emie or -, lss6.
Prize OF $4,000 Of IOeOi; Of 5CCO; 90 OF COO
- numbers, u drawn Tickets So certdc a:c of 20
wEo.cs viii cost Sssi shares In proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-08

Grand Consolidate Lottery, Glass Noe TO e drawn
on Saturday, Sept. ~, ls+6, Wilmington delaware
80 NUMBERS-l3 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-08
$50 600.

Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Georgia lass No. 80,
To he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware ON Saturday,
September 10 le.6.
prize OF $4,000, OF I5,C00, OF 800, of 5000
~ numhcrs, Is balO.s. Tickets SI.; cortiheata al
&c whoes SIG, shares IN proportion.
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TOT 5 VT S-UNUU! 3 UF CNIO
90 OF SINNI I1G NE = lOnI


90 OF 500! I76 OF S5OOl
Grand Consoiida'ed Lottery, Class No.:s TO e drawn
on Saturday, SEPT. ~, ls+6, Wilmington delaware
80 NUMBERs-l3 DRAWN BALLOTS.
SCHEME.
Grand Prize LIST, 2nd and srd ScOCCO
AN, 5ili and 9th .t,IIO
9Th, 9Th asd uth 2OtUO
iOih, lith and l2sh gUtCO
eith 18th and i:th 10000
- .rd, sth a "a 18th 1900
9TH, 6ih aud its 5000
9th, tth and Sth ESQ
bgh, Wh aud 10Th $500
u Oh, 10Th and llth 500
iVu Iti@es OF 1000
10 lowcst3 number prize 20
lsi Isl and End or :rd aud ith go
~ " Sh and 9th or 9Th aud 9Th $50
~ 9th and iOth, or nth and l2th ICO
o 5to5 40
Fries amounting To eco .fCO doiSrs.
package of > Whole tickets costs $50
Lesstho price 90 tickets 60
We waHSnfthe package todraw ~
Making the rrsk - whoes $40
Shares IN proportion.
Tickets $50; Halves $40; Quarters s.
Orders ivf hcfes U the a'ovc " meet with tie ~ OFT
prompt aud confidential attention, the drawing sent
io el " DO order from The cash tor an capdi OF
%es can be had, a. usual, a sign.
ID. PAiNE 4 co, MANAGER
Tickets in the above Lottery can IL lad OF
ang david Agent. Wheeim,s. Va.
and we intend Offering greater Inducements To rcr-op.
done before.
Ladies ntOs Goods Of evcry description.
Gems Wear OF every description.
stove JOHN SION a ETRVVIttI
gNIe ~ No. l3l, Main street
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10000 Dollars.

PokoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. I77
September ~. 1876.
lpr1e OF s2oCOO of 5000, of 800 ore GEO. &C a
20 hunters - drawn. Tickets So; certificate OF -
" holes SllO. shares ia proposition.
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S15estrO

PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. Ia
September :, 1910
Pr1e OF $4,000, OF soco, Of 5000 OF 2.eoo Sc
- nnmers lIsslios Tickets 50; ceTtid, ate OF %
whole- 1910. shares in proportion.
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S1G,eDOO

PokOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS No. 1871
September 81 1876.
prize of ss6,OOo, OF e 900, ! of eco of?.Ooo
80 hHmIeis Is ballots. Tickets So certificate Of &c
wlfoies Slle, shares ia proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-08
James Wheat,

TILAXSEED wau'ed for which the hirhcs, price I'M
y cash VIII le paid ny augsi PRYOR 4 PACLL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-08

Ga DBLs. SPIRITS OF TURrENTINE just re.
q . ccived aud for SAFE by
ang 20 iRNoR PAUL., lG2 Market street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-08

a Lita want goods az lew prices and good articles
- nos BE- your chance ~ No. tir " arkct street
have just received fOm she Estcrn markets gensrst
assoftmcnt gtGOods Uf every dcrcrpion consisting i
part Of Dry Goods BONES Zee sud Fancy Artces ofsverv
variety, ard some that think VIII pesse the fancy sf
ouf most Fashionable ladies. Also first assoftnisut
~ Quceuswafe Chmawafe. A. Aiso good assartn NJ
~ Table md other Cutlery Usrdwafe &C Ass reners
sstonmet OF Groceries OF every description aud OF the
hest uua'ty.
We have on hand pare article Of Port 81 medical p,ir
poses D. ~. q. MGfNNTs.
r &C DYE casks powdered rsone received and 6or
- safe ly eurb PRYOR PAUL.
1biNTs-6oo pieces Pr.of n superior quality of sss
q 30 fciy boss tfoe. IJ
anf@ VS. wTCKHAM.
I " ANTEp- in.o.hv ard Clover soeis ffors. Rer
~ NlI'rT. Bacon s.las. I.i. Anphfa AVID fesrf.s
sHd Whi'r Hca.t ~ n lANlsoN. Produce Dealer
n. -trime .matty s,,d lsi st.e sla I'D
/ M Hups q. sl-a
i 81 i1 Gu Sugar Louse Mo'asses
10 b's Plant va 30 lasts. fuI sale .ov ~
J FHe % slklVER g rLLLE Wrcf 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-08

Do The (or"iua' -'l orly) Fcnung ttcic h. 0niS %
pared iy br. SvNvnc uo.ta wet corner eth aud Ia
streets Ii'gdc"iuV lpsDu NuSEl except that bOaTi
the written .fsN .Hrl. l. "a he "a kyNE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-08

q reported by some Interested persons in Wheel
lug that the Home League Boot aud Shoe Factory OF
Connely Wade Is kiingup the Eastern work in the
most dreadinl manner Boos and shoes Of every dcs-
eripiion made in shop can lie bought twenty.
hVe PER cent Cheaper than ia any store in Wheeling.
aug IL CflNNEI.IY a WADE
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-17

THE fact Is well known, that DRANDnrrn's
Pills are certain cure in every form of disease.
all having the SEINE root, which Is impurity Of the
circulating fnd, the BLOOD.
In period of little more than ten years in the
United States. they have restored perfect health
and enjoyment over Four Hundred Thousand per-
sons who were given over as incurable by Phys.
clans of the first rank and standing. and in many
cases, when every other remedy had been rcsor,ol
to in vain. .afs
The great secret is to have tho medicine by you
when you are first attacked with sickness; one
dose then will have more good effect than twenty /,
if you put il off until disease has enfeehed the bo>
dily powers; therefore every individual who con-
sIcrs health a blessing. should always keep q box
of Brandre,h's Vegetable Universal Pills, where
they can be sure 10 lay their hands on them when
wanted. Twen,y.f cents Cannot possibly be bet
ter disposed Of. A valuable life may be saved. or
long fit Of sickness prevented.
ar Purchase of H. d. Masser, sunbury. or Of
the agent, published In another part Of this paper.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-17

The last number of the Pottsville Journal is
filled with coal statistics and the census of the
towns in the coal regions, from which we ga.
ther the following facts :
The town Of PottsvilIe had at the beginning of
the present year, total population of 1924, an
increase Of ss7 in fve years The rate of increase
has not been SO great in Pottsviie as it has been
in some of the neghboring mining towns, but it
has assumed more the character of a business
place. The number of licensed hotels has de.
creased to l3 since 1885, when, with popula.
tion OF 3i17, the aumber ofsuch houses was 90.
The number Of stores, dwellings, Offices and shops
in Pottsvile is 1000. There are in the borough
13 churches, of which seven are English, three
Welsh, and three German. There are also a
Friends meeting honse, and an African church
There are nine public schools in the borough
The number of pupils taught in these schools a.
verages about 7os. There is also public school
for colored children, the number of pupils rang.
ing from IS to IS. The following is a recapitu.
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FOURTEEN
u aItta blf @rttcIeS.

BRESNER's VsRNIruos--a certain cure for
A' worms--safe and very pleasant 10 take.
:. GiBsoS's ExrRAcTs. which remove Grease
Of all kinds, Dry Paints. Tar. varnish and Wax,
from carpets from clothing, without injuripg tho
color or the cloth.
LoEpoN Fir PApsn-the best thing known
for killing hies and mosquitoes.
Z. A certain Destroyer of Rats, Mice. Reaches
and An's.--aod another Of Bed Bugs.
S. Guyrs Srscirfc for sour stomach, Hear,
Burn and Water Brosh. by one who had suffered
thirteen years, before he discovered tho cure
DR. SrsvsSs GnrKN OINTMENT for the Piles.
II has never failed to cure.
Z. HARRIsoN's TErrER WASH.
G. BnKMoSp's IspELIBLK ISr,-without q
rival.
Q. TnE CoMPouxD CoSrrcrroS OF Fros--
Just the medicine for children and for women, il is
no pleasant 10 take
10. BKcxI Vro.rasLE AxTuRrLrops Pitts.
IL. Guxy's EMoLLIESr WATERPROOF PASTE.
for Hsrness. Boots. &c. 1t sofens the leather, and
keeps out the water.
l2. PooR MAS's SrREysrHgNrsa Plaster.
l3. JAcxsoS's DrARnnGA MIxrrnr, which
cures the worst Diarrhra in q few hours
IA JAcKsoS's DrsEsrAur MIXTURE. cer-
tain and speedy cure for Dysen,ery and Summer
Complaint.
The above valuable ar,icIes are sold wholesale
and retail, nv l.. G. QUINN, No. South r, fin
street, Phiiodeiphia-where S'orckeepers snd a.
,hrrs will be supp led with pure African CAYENNE
Pepper. Arnica Flowers. Drug-, Paints, Oils. Glass
and vsrni.hes. o, thelowest prices. Terms Only
cash. or Cut out the advertisement, aud bring
it with you.
PbiIadelpha. July 10Th. Isi5-Iy.
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II r r. RS II o + e L,
HARRISBURG, ia.

I BEG havc tn nfrm the public ,h,, have lrft
Phisdephia and am now located in Harris
burg. the seat Of ihc Executive and Sate Govern.
ment Of Pennsyvsnis. where now occupy the
spacious HOTEL recently kept by Mr.. Mslthew
Wilson.
This spacious building, having been rurposc'y
planned and erected for Hotel # The frs, class,
is not surpassed il equaled, hy any similar essb-
lishment in Pcnnsy ylvanis; and having undergone
a thorough renovation. the parlors. rooms and
cbamhcrs are now fitted up in style tha, com.
hines elegance with comfort and convenience.
MY TABLE is pledged to Re supplied with the
best fare the Markets can produce: the ch'rges at
the same time heing moderate rs any Of the best
regulated as,al iishmepis elsewhere. In short, no
exetions shall be spared IN my RI. or on the part
of every member Of my household to make i, what
it should he. in the Capital Of one Of the most pop
ulous and interesting States Of the Union.
With these promises, accommodations and fac
li,es and the fact that the Hotel is most eligihly
situated, I with confidence. most respectfully soil.
cit the patronage of the Public.
DANIEL HERR,
Late Of Herr. Hoiel, Chesnut ST., PhiIad.
Harrisburg. Nov %, lS4h.-3m
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-17
B ELIEV AND LIV L .
Il II @ NJ s o n S
Compound Syrup Of Tar g. Wood


VNNIiE unprecedented success Of this medicine. in
i the restoration Of health. 10 hose who, in des.
pair, had given up all hopes. has given i, exal-
ted repu alton above all other remedies, furnishing
evidence of its intrinsic value and power. the
" agent which can I've relied upon for the Of
Pulmonary Consumption Bronchitis, Asthma,
Pain in the side and Breast, Splitting of Blood,
Whoopng Cough, Group, &c.
Attention is requested to the following ASTON
ISHING CURE, bv Thomso1's Compound Syrup
of Tar and Wood Nsp,ha!
PHILADELPHIA May Sd, 1914.
MIR. THOMSON-Dear Sir-Wi,h grateful
feelings inform you Of the astonishing effects Of
your medicine. which has literally raised me from,
death.hed My disease, Pulmonary Consump-
ton, had reduced me low that my physician pro.
nonnced my case hopelessI At this junction be.
gan 10 use your medicine. and miraculous as it may
seem. it has completely restored me to health, scr
everything else had failed. Respectfully YOU'VE.
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street, above George street
The undersigned, being personally acquainted
with Washington Mack and his suflcrings. hear
witness TO the astonishing effects of Th"mson's
Compound Syrup of Tar, and the truth of the a.
bove statement.
JOS. WINNER, 3is North Third street,
DAVID VICKERS. AZ Almond street.
HUGH MGiNLEY, S. f. corner Tamany
and Fourth streets.
Prepared only by = p. Thomson. y. c. corner
Of 9th and Spruce streets Phi ade phia.
Agent-H. 3. Masser, Sunhu'y D. Gross,
snd Dr. Macpherson, Harrisburg /; Jn". G. Brown,
PottsviIle Geo. Earl. Re'ding; Houston & Mae
on, Tow anda, Bradford county, Pa. Price so cents
per bottle. or IS pr dozen.
o. Be,care Of oil limitations.
Philadrlphia June 2Sth Is46-lc
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Orphans Court Sale.

IN pursu eof an order of tho Orphans Court
L of Northumberland county. will he sold Q, pub
lie vendue. on Saturday the l4,h day Of February
next. at the public house Of William Farow, in
Snydertown, in said county, to wit:
A certain tract Of land situate in Rueh township.
county sforesaid. adjoining land Of faaac Kline.
Widow Stroh Henry Hoff and others, contai ning
60 acres more or less, 25 acres Of which ceai>
ed. whereon is erected small one story frame and
log house, small !og table, and apple orchard
Late the estate of David Ksseman, decd.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Of said
ay, when tie conditions of sale will b. made
known by FREDERICK KASGMAN.
January l7th, lS45 ST Adm'r
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Orphans Court Sale.

TN pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court
Iof Northumberland county. will lie sold at public
vendue. on Saturday, the alst day Of January. inst
on the premises. t. wit The undivided hnlf part
Of certain tract Of land, situated in Augusta town.
ship. containing in The whole, ninety.fre rcres
more less adjoining land Of Abraham Wolf.
Alexander Strickland, John Shipmsn and others,
on which is erected . two story Log Dwelling
House. BAN &c.-l.ate the estate Of Michael Nei.
dig deed. Sale 10 commence al 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
OF said day, when the conditions Of sale will be
made known by GEORGE CONRAD.
SAMUEL. s. WAGNER.
Sunhury Jan. 10, lS46-:lt Admrs
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N a n H xE n.

On the ooih ult, by the Rev. J. P. Shindel, Mr.
WILLIAM PoTrs, OF Potssville, TO Miss ORE REED,
of Shamokin.
BY the same, Mr. FREpERrck Arr to Miss Ca
rHARIsE BAY, both of Union county.
On the 3lst ult., by the same, Mr.. JoHn EvERr
to Miss SARAH WElsER, both Of Augusta.
On the I'd inst, by the same, MIR. Dawn BAY
to Miss SARAH EMKEr, both OF Union county.
On the 9Th inst, by the same, Mr.. WiLt'AM
REEsER TO Miss SARAH ANN SAviDos, both Of
Augusta.
On the 1st inst. by the Rev Mr.. Haghawout,
Mr., WAsFiSeTos REBER, Of Cattawissa, TO Miss
AsGELiNE BIRD, Of Shamokintown.
BY the Rev. J. H. Wofreli, onthe fst inst, Mr..
WILLIAM KrxrLE, to Miss ALMA CAMPBELL, Of
Shsmokin township.
On the 9th inst, by J. s. Miller. Mr.. CmaIsro-
yHER CAMSsLL, to Miss MARrnA KInsLE, all Of
Rush township
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pnDDE6as rDU
TExICo & MEXAS!
"THn CIV Is--sTxLL THEY GOMEZ

"THn cRY Is--sTILL THEY CordE.n
H\OME WHERE! Why where do you sup.
" pose but to the Cheap Store Of Henry Masscr,
in Market. street, Sunbury. And for what purpose
10 you think they comet Why to buv cheap, TO
ne sure and ssve al least 20 per cent "They con'f
do nothin' else" because Il 10 a well known fact
that at
HENRY MASSER'S STORE
the very hest articles are -o,d at the very loves,
prices. Now come. onc and ni'; hnt don't al come
at once. and JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES!
Where you will find Splendid Assortment of
Fan and Winter Dry Goods,
just received, among which are The following Su.
pctfine French Drondcloth: West of England do:
Heavy Beaver do fist r,to article for Overcoas
and q grea, variety Of Woul Dyed. Black and Fan.
cy Cassimeres. Ssinciis Mousselin.lr. .laines Rep.
de.lsires, Cashmeres. Alpacc,s, &C.. Sc Also. a
beautiful assortment of Calicoes Of the latest styles
and patterns. which wi be sold cheaper than ever
also, Wo len and other Shawis in great variety.
from 40 cts. to $40; a general assortment of Ho
siery, Gloves. Suspenders. Mius, &C.. &C.; a larse
nssortmen, Of Women's. Mems and Misses Gum
Shoes which will be sold cheaper Than ever before
of1rsetl.
He has likewise. in addition to the above stock,
nm extensive assortment of QieensDarc Hard,care,
Soddicry and Groceries,-Sugar from s to 10, ! Q !
and l6 cts. per 10 Good Coffee n, 10. View Best
a, i2A. Also Nails; Spikes; Iron; sanderson's hest
Cast Steel; English. American and Swerd Blister
do-in short. every thing that |. usually kept in
Country Store, oil Of which will be sold at very
reduced prices.
or Country Produce Of all kinds taken in ex-
change for Goods.
Sunbuiy, Nov. 22d. lsi5.
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a WAsHrSeroS, Jan. IA, is45.
Mr. Westcott of Florida, announced to the
Senate to-day, that the name Of his colegue. the
Hon. David Levy. had been hanged BY an act Of
the Legislature Of that state, to David Levy
Yulee, the latter being the patronymic Of his
family, dropped by his father. and now resumed
by him. On motion Of Mr. Westcott. il was,
Ordered, that the Secretary Of the Senate in
future uss the surname Yulee in the journals.
as the name Of the Senator from Florida. hereto.
fore called David Levy--his name having been
changed by act Of the Legislature of Florida. 70
that of David Levy Yulce.
Mr.. Allen, sgreeably to previous notice, ask.
ed the Senate TO fix day Tor the introduction
Of the resolut ons for terminating the joint occu-
pancy Of Oregon. lie movcd that the resola-
tions be made the special order of the day for
Wednesday. the 9th instant
Mr. Haywood suggested Saturday, the Sd Of
February.
Mr. Allen said there would naturally exist a
diversity ofdesre as to the time when this ques.
tion should come up for discussion. He was
aware Of the reasons which induced the gentle
man from N. Carolina to desire postponcment.
But in the arrangement. Of business, the wishes
Of all could not be consulted. He was compel.
led by sense ofduty to oppose further post
pouement, and not from any wish TO cross the
wishes of the gentleman from N. Carolina.
Mr.. Haywood did not wishe to have it sup.
posed that he was influenced by any prrson,l
feeling in desiring the postponement, though he
would necessarily be absent on the day named
by the Chairman Of the Committee on Foreign
Relations. He'thought that time for reflection
should be afforded 10 Senators before they are
called upon to vote on this question, and that
Our weeks weuld not be too long-thrce weeks,
before the talking commences. A public dis.
cussion al an earlier day. would be more likely
to excite the public mind than 10 enlighten
themselves.
MIR. Westcott was in favor of the postpone
ment for other considera tions 1t is probable
that there will be an accession Of Senators from
new State, (Texas,) and ifthe question Of war
or peace is to be involved in the discussion, it is
one IN which they have right to be heard.
The citizens ofthat State were perhaps more
deeply interested than those of my other in the
decision of this question, and he could see no
good reasons why it should be pressed. His
own vote, even, might be very different now
from what it would be if the discussion was de-
layed. He was for even longer delay than
had been suggested by the gentleman from N.
Carolina. and moved the 10th Of Feb.
Mr.. Mangum called for the yeas and hays,
and they were ordered.
Mr.. Calhoun said, though he was prepared to
act at once he should vote for the longest peri
cd but it was simply because the delay was
desired by other Senators.
The motion of Mr. Westcott prevailed. Yeas
80 Nays Is.
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"Nature and Experience our
(sufde.S

0IOI0es'
VNHE extraordinsry and well authenticated cures
Il wrought by the celebrated SUeAR CoArgp
Pulls, o, Dr. Smiths Improved Indian Vegetable
Pills, have naturally drawn public attention to
them. Perhaps in the history Of Medicine, from
the time Of Hppocraes to The present day, there Is
no evidence Of medical compound obtaining equal
celebrity in so short time. There was never
medicine recommended by such high authority as
DR.. Smiths Pills. Besides their great curative
properties, (possessing as they do such astonish-
ing powers open all the natural drains Of the bn
dy, viz: the lungs, Kidney, Skin and Bowels
they are unlike all other pills. extremely pleasant
being coated with sugar, and as they do not gripe,
nor produce nausea. or any ether unpleasant con.
sequences. they have become verv popular for Dys.
pepsia, Headache. Costiveness, Bilious complaints.
Foul Stomach, Fevers. Worms. Want of ppetie.
Impurities Of the Blood. Ohs,ructons and Femse
Complaints generally, Colds. &c. One Of the most
iunuen,isi aud benevolent ladies' in New Yak.
Mrs. 8. A Gould. Ma,ron Of the u. s Naval Hos.
p,la says, There is no medicine in her knowledge
so well adapted TO the numerous ailments OF man.
kind, DR.. Smiths Sugar Coated Pills. She
especially recommends them TO ladies.
or CAUrION.-As miserable imitation has
been made, by the name Of "Sugsr Coaied Pili.,"
il is Necessity 10 be sure that Dn G BESs SaIrH's
Signature 10 on every box. Price % cents.
Principal Office. ITO Greenwich st. New York
Sold by JOHN w, FRILING. Sun6ury.
WIN. FORSYTHE. Norfhun,'d.
January 10th, 1916. 30
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Suddenly, at his residence, in Chiisquaque. on
Tuesday night last. WILLIAM SHANNON, Esq
formerly Of this place, aged about II years His
remains were inferred at this place, followed by
large conoourse of friends and relations
In Danville, on the 4th inst, Mrs. FRANCES
CLARK, wife of Mr.. Thomas Clark, aged AZ
years mo. = days. 'aa
! Ia Danville, on the eth inst. the Hon. Will.
LIAM MONTGOMERY, one of the Oldest cit-
zens Of that place.
In Orangeville, on the 4th inst, ISAAC C..
JOHNSON, Esq, Innkee2er, aged about as yrs.
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RAsnoLPH's sSLAvEs.-We earn from the Col.
onzation Journal, that Judge Leigh, the execu.
tor of John Randolph, has purchased large
tract of land in Mercer county, Ohio. on which
to locate the slaves, some 300. manumitted by
that remarkable man.