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Stran caltle.

ftAME lrespassiHg on the premises
" Of HE subscriber. in Elklick town.
ship. on the 22d Of September last, three
head ef eaitle. % wit:
A one year old heiiTer. brown, with
white face, right ear cropped.
4 dunn steer, marked a. the above.
A brinslle seer. wlh cray 81 the
left ear ami swsl'nw fcrs in the right.
lie owner Is requested 1, rnme for
word. prove properly. 2 y charges AMI
lakc them away cli. vlse shey will be
sold as he Iaw diices.
orIl3 DAVID YQDCR.
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CUMBERLAND--Thc whole Wing
icket elected by about so to 100.
BY JUNIATA MAIL.

BY JUNIATA MAIL.
October IS, Z o'clock, A. M.
MlFFLIN-Whole Wing ticket elected.
JUNIATA-Gives Foster 40 majority
CENTRE - Gives Foster l50.-
Blanchard elected to Congress by about
500 in the district
HUNTINGD0N-Gives Power 46O.
BLAIR-225 for Power.
PERRY-A small majority for Loco
foco Ticket.
Danville borough, AL maj. for Pow
cr.
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING BY
THE WESTERN MAIL.
Greene Couniy-Weyand leads Stew
arl 365; districts to hear from.
Allegheny County-Entire Wing tick
ct elected by majorities from 1880 TO
2000.
In Beaver County, the whole Wing
ticket elected; majority foT Power and
Dickey, 500.
Butler County elected the Whig ticket
by about 200
Wesimoreland County-Reported ma
Iority for Foster and Mann, the former
zoe, the latter 450; % for the Whig can
didate for Sheriff. townships 10 hear
from. The whole Democratic ticket is
probably elected.
In Armstrong County, Klingensmith,
volunteer, is elected by 20O over the Lo-
cofoco ticket.
Irwin is reparted to be elected to Con-
grcss in the Indiana and Armstrong dis
trict, by 600.
Washinton County-One Whig mem
Der Of the Legislature elected, the rest Of
the ticket uncertain. Dickey is elected
to Congress from Washington and Bea-
yer.
Bedford County-Democratic ticket
reported leo ahead.
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ocus 8
new &CHEAP GOODS.

Y 8 ME subscriber has received from
4 she Eastern cities, and is now ope-
ming at his store North East corner OF
the Diamond, very large and general
assortment of Goods suitable for the
FALL AND WINTER SEASONS, E
among which are French and English
Cloths of various colors. Also Twseds,
Cassimeres. SaiineIs and Jeans, Tarleton
and Cecilia Cloths for Ladies dresses.
ALSO, Cashmeres, AIpacas,
Muusiu de Iaines. Calicoes OF all qusii-
lies from TO % cents per yard. Mus
lins from 4 TO 10 cts, Silk and Thread
Lace. Silk Gloves of superior quality
for ladies and gentlemen, together with a
fine assortment of HARDWARE,
QueenSzCare, Groceries, 65c.
Boots and shoes Of all kinds and very
low, Weavers Reeds Of very superior
qualify.
All which will be sold on as cheap and
accommodating terms. as they can be had
west of the Allegheny Mountains.
". TREDWEI.L.
Somerset. sept CO. 1876.
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Somerset County, IS.

>sSWS 4 7 an adjourned Orphans
:sS g: "a Court held at Somerset,
1sssS ssS in aud for said county, on the
'sssssS 9TH day Of September, A. d.
:s46. before the Honorable Judges
thereof.
On metion Of J. F. Cox, Esq. the
court confirm the lnquisition on the
Real Estate Of Christian Shockey, decd,
and grant rule on the Heirs aud Legal
Representatives of SAID dec'd to appear
at an adjourned Orphans Court to be
held at Somerset, on the 23d day of No.
veniber next, and accept or refuse TO take
the real estate Of said deceased. at the
appraised price.
Extract from the records Of said court,
certified this 7lh day Of September, A.
D. 1916.
WM. II. PICKING.
octl3 Clerk.
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CAUVEON.

NATHEREAS my wife .7ms. has
w left my bed and board without
any just cause. ] hereby caution the
public against trusting or harborng her
on my account. as snail pay no debts of
her contracting.
MICHAEL MILLER, Jr.
Oct 90, 1885,
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NOTICE.

Estate OF jacob Siscp, dec d.
II ETTERS of administrator Rr 5e"is
4 non with the " III annexed. oH u'o
estate of Jacob Step, ,Iscd. l,ss'eg bees
granted 10 HE subscriber residing IN Cen
irevilIe, Milford townsiip. he requests
all rersons n attend a, iIs residence, on
Friday the 20Ih Of November "exi. pre-
pared TO settle, aud ,hose having claims
to present them az tic same time aud
place. JACOB hNA biiS'
Octts 'I6-6, Adm'r.
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Notice.

a Ill PERSONS are hereby notified not
sAEA to harbour or trust my wife CATHA-
RIxE, late Catharine Caton, on ny ac
count, as | am determined to pay no
debts. whatever, Of her contracting.
octsOF ANTHONY GROWALL.
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Somerset CountY. IS.


,sssSyzsz ar an adjourned Orphans
:Esy ~ sE Court held at Somerset, in
>sssszaS and for said county, on the
|';ssss~ 10Th day of September, A.
D. 1916, before the Honorable Judges
thereof.
On petition Of Jacob Moses and Abra-
ham Moses, two Of the heirs and legal
representatives OF Jacob Moses. deed,
the court grant rule on the Heirs and
Legal Representatives Of said deceased.
TO appear at an adjourned Orphans Court
TO be held AZ Somerset on Monday the
Esd day Of November, A. d. 1916. and
shew cause, if any they have. why the
real estate of said Jacob Moses, decd,
should not be sold.
Extract from the Records Of said
cour:, certified this 18th day Of Seplem-
Der, 1916.
W. II. PICKING.
oct1s Clerk.
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p PALMER Esq. OF Philadelphia OF his
~ =. t7fe and Coal Ogice, IS our Authorized
- -, f,r oldaning Advertisements and Sub
So 80 ar tie HERALD" and IS clothed
ss r,p noxcr 10 receipt for any monies paid
:, Ibess Objects. His agency includes
" y g s',,,vitg cities z:-phiadelPiiia, New
y ~ B,lt:racle aud Boston.
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vorite medicine in the most intelligent
famiies in our counlry.
Such high stand in public estimation
has been attained by rs own merits a.
lone. And so long ss a discerning pub
lie are careful TO gel NIsTAR's BALsAM
OF WILD CHERRY and rrfuse with scorn
counterfeiis and every ether article prof.
fered TO them IS substitute, so long will
rnres-rositive cures-cheer the freside
Of many despairing family.
*tt'Fte trne and ge uine Wisiar's Bal
sam bf Wild Cherry is sold al establish
ed agencies III all parts CT the u. States.
Sod in Cincinnati on the corner OF
Fourth and Walnut streets bv
SANFORD & PARK,
Gent agents for the Western States.
AGExTs foR WIsrAR's BALsAM.
]. l.. SNYDER. Somerset,
j Lloyd & Co, Donegal,
S phi>on. Berlin,
II Liltlo, Sloysiowh.
& II Keyser, Bedford,
o :iober 20, 1916 -ty
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sTELL MORE GLORIOUS!

- 1 ILL MOhEE O11ORlOCD
LEBANON-W hole Whig ticket e.
lected BIZ 200 10 800.
SCHUYLKILL- Powers majority
about 800 Eckert runs ahead of Power.
The whole Whig ticket elected.
BERKS.-In % districts the vote stood
Foster 2066-Power 1915. The Loco
nojorlv will not be over 600 or700!
NONTGOMERY-Thc whole Wing
Ticket elected.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has
majority OF about 500. Pollock about
200.
L9COMING-PoIlock has majoFi-
iy TIC cogn.y, and Power has 250 ma
lor.iv packcr's election doubtful. Pol
locks election certain by large maJori-
Is
perry-A majority FOR Power highly
proa4SIs,
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PHILADELPHIA.

Jos. R. Ingersoll (Whig) Levin M
and Brown and c. J. IngersoIl { LOeos)
said to be elected to Congress in Phila-
delphia.
I.elar, Native Sheriff. elected.
Foster has about 1000 majority in the
CITY and county.
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Somerset County, SIS.

,SsSssz 4 T an adjourned Orphans
:WMFA< ~ Ceur. held at Somerset.
:sSssgS in and for said county, on The
TsSS::sssS seventh day Of September,
1916. before the Honorable Judges
thereof.
On motion OF Simon Gebhart. Esq,
The court grant rule on the Heirs aud
Legal Representatives of Abrshsm Col
bora. decd, TO appear at an adjourned
Orphans Court, to he held at Somerset.
on Ile 23d day Of November next, and
show cause, if any they have, why tho
Real estate OF said deceased should nos
be sold.
Extract from the records Of said court.
certified The 7Ih tay Of September, 1916.
w. II. PICKING.
ociI3 Clerk.
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Somerset, 2sa,


,rrrsDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1915.
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ELECTION EEws.

In DauPhin County, the Wings elect
cd their ticket: Powers majority is re-
ported at 500, and Eckert's for Congress
al $50.
Fayette Counly-Whig ticket elected
by over 200; majority for Power and
Stewart, 3l5.
For the following items we are in
debted to the Pennsylvania Intelligence,
Extra:
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LAND FOR SALE.

{ n pursuance of the last VIII and Tes
q lament Of Matthias Marker. late Of
Donegal township. Weslmoreland coun-
" dec d, will offer for sale by way Of
public ou,cry, on Friday The
18th day OF November,
next. on the premises. Tract OF land.
situated in Donegal township, adjoining
lands Of IuEn liond, John Parke. John
Campbell, James Irwin, John Burfel and
others containing
gfO RC ES.
lmore or less, having lIereon about rs
acres OF clear land, Ia of which are in
meadow, with shingIe froofed log
house and kitchen and log barn. and
some fruit trees thereon,
The sale will commence at l2 o.
clock, on the aforesaid day. when the
terms will be made known by The sub
scrlber,
HUGH CAVAN,
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O'Clock. p. NJ.


The news from York and Adams
confirmed. Mes IS elected by malori-
tv of about 1000! He has majority ol
near 300 in York, and over 200 in Ad-
ans! This is a glorious TARIFF TRI-
UMPH. Rankin, bis opponent, and
Locoioco press, took bold ground for the
British Tariff. Behold the result.
We learn that Eckert has a majority in
SchuylkilI! This Illces hs election be-
vonl I'll do1bt.
NPSo far as heard from we have A
GAIN OF FOUR WHIG MEMBERS
OF CONGRESS! The Locos gain
one over a Native in Philadelphia coun-
". The BRITISH LOCOFOCO TAR
IFF Is CONDEMNED.
ADAMS Power has 730 majority,
and Cooper for the Legislature near 300!
Huzza for the Young Guard"
CHESTER.-The Wing ticket elect
ed. Powers Majority about 2OOo or
$500.
BERKS.-Reported Locoloco majori-
ty 1900 or 1900 only.
THURSDAY MORNING.
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Ply MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

s-P6 o'clock, p. M.-We learn by
telegraph from Philadelphia that Horn
heck, Wing. is elected to Congress from
Bucks and Lehigh counties, and a letter
from Lancaster, just received says that
Nes, is elected in the York and Adams
district.
Also, that Freedley, Wing, is elected in
the Montgomery and Delaware district.
John B. Slerigere is defeated in Mont
gomery for Senator. by about 600!-
Good.
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

THE BRITISH TARIFF CON
DEMNEDi THE LOCO ROUT
COMPLETE!
CUMBERLAND.-Rumored that the
Wings have majority for Power, and
have elected their Sheriff andimembers of
the Legislature, and given BRADY the
Wing candidate for Congress about 100
majority.
FRANKLIN.-Said to have given a
bout GOO or 200 majority for Brady.
Brady is probably elected, as Perry
will not give over 500 against him.
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40 A q Y e 8.

HUGH CAVAN,
Administrator. with the will annexed. i.
October 20, 1876,
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SENATOR Ivy AN AIlENi-'Ike Pensacola Gsz,lle
Of the - lust CONTAINS AT elaborate anice IN the
question al The citizenship ui the lion. DAVID Levy.
l. y Sehainf from Fnudh. Toe Gaz,ic states that
II is no longer matter Of dUGbt that The SUI cct nIIl
be investigated IA The Senate aud that there taa be IN
ralIonal doubt Ir differences If opinion as the ques
Inn Of Mr.. I,ery's arna1e. According 10 that paper.
NJ. l.. Is by bldh SUBJECT 81 the klrg ul Denmark.
lie WAS nut IN The Unred Safes nor IN Flofida nur
had he ever been. at The time at tie change u flags III
leZl. lis iahsr did not reach Florida unl sune
ten days alter that event. BY the treaty If session.
The rights OF citizenship were secured 10 the inhabitants
ul fafljo. and ihis provision literally construed
10 apply Ia all who resided in the Territory when The
Change OF ihgs loOk pl Several years after the ri,
der Mr.. levy was Halufalz-d IN the feyulst dfma
way; hut his son DAVID had already become Of age aud
the natural zilion oi the nhrr could not enufu to the
soh's benefit.
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Vie Ncw fork Sun relates The ioll wing INTERESTING
hui slmewhsi improbable srory 81 marriage bst cen
an nnpfnc'phd shop keeptrand light fngered rirl OF
WEALTHY connex ons
a,ns hr,sh, rusty morning no, long since a vonna
and beautiful lady. " slender trrm, wrapp.d in a,
hg emsk. "hh graceful buw entered The dry ,onds
rf're ai MI -, in broadway She was no, sIa,y H.
secNs 81 The privileges al her urder o Ia oye,hau
1h me cnnens oi the ste. The coun,e, uas .y.,ai
- VIII sch silks, sains and v,lsets. ,te delic,,a go
H1aefnfes of PARIS and the more substantial ,n,,,,a,
~ Siitneics were in infn submitted to her
ai6f pn pr, laiy like DELAY sme ,r fl,ny so.
Ireons ere made and the purchaser trimmed an,
Fss''ns sweet smes upon HE good ookinq clerks as
S'e fas~d dmn the COUNTERS. But her actiops had
-" msn nno'~d Ivy Iaeiy ns eyed prupriefos H., IL.
sanly filwed her. aud waiting nj she apnroa,f ed
me cnner al one of the quiet streets leadng on BrJ
ne tapped tier the shoulder and requested , nj .
nn'es conversation. "
AtHfst there were manifestation If i,d,c,.,, h.,
,"a' single hsptr converted The hauebiy curI If
ahe IT. s" 'sie ii pale trembling terror and an ;mnl
s "k lru'n pair 81 beautiful dark eyes oobinyed bis
sesonih0; h'a mnmenrs f,E-cion snoc s,ed ali m,
y eoss:asRf her iihpsadence had given him.
hushe asis I'd woman, conscious OF the majestic al,
e.1oys Were bTungh 10 beur in successnn npn The
s'Hxs ~ me inpeneraide merchant and hinis were
n'.n oh' ~ if1 nimeasuahre of her pra,i,ude
=. ~ vain. AZ length. fsd4ng all her shifts frnit
Ahs Was obliged 10 make ea0di, ,f he
name; 1pk asd ennex;sns s. n = $50 - ''
~ Was bis surprise IL God thai she was Ianub
~ = me y ihr most respectable and wealthy c,,,ysns
III rsdssd md walled few PAGES in silence bv tho
80 iY>tr"''e} 80, abuse ieeLh5s cjulI not have
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The defendant William Greenwood, " 40 Is "nl u shs
country aud against whom The painli appears 10 nave
foceedrd IN The mode prescribed ny law a2a"s' ''se'
Defendants, sill falling 10 appear ana ahs"e, W" 'e
p,oou of the plaintin nv COUNSEL The conrt dhh take
his bill Tor confessed. 10 that defendant ana ms cause
came on this day be heard upon ile fill lhe answer
of The infant defendants, the replication hefe' me SUI
pnaas awarded therein on the 3ls oi May, lo4', anu
22nd April. 1915, which appears To nave neen ou'y
s.,yed up,n the Defendants " lam Muse, Margaret
Greenwood Shadfck Selby and joanna his "iie James
Greenwood and Dematcus Greenwood who iaed 10 APP
near and answer and upon the exhibits and was argued
by c,lnsel Tor The plaintiff, consideration whereof the
cnri taking the bill OF The plaintiff or confessed as To
the said defendants Muse, Margaret Jas. Deinarcus
Greenwood doth adudge, order aud decree that The de
fendant William Muse do render account OF his ac>
minstrapn Of the estate Of his lniesate, William Green
wood dee before commissioner oi this court, VINO Is
hereby directed 10 examine STATE aud sellie lhe same
And he out doth further order, that The said coGnls-
simmer do lake On account OF the real estate Of which
The said William Greenwood died seized and possessed
and the value thereof and that he report said accounts
to this court, with any specially stated. Thought
peaen by himself or required by The parties 10 be 50
stated Copy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON. Cpk
ComMrssIoNEe's OFFICE. Oct. TO- 1915.
The parties IN The above cause will take notice, 'hal
shall at my office, IN Liberty at the hour oi III o
clock, 4. NJ. Of Thursday, he l2h day of February.
1876 Commence the directed by the foregoing
deeree at which time and place they " III attend with
their accounts vouchers witnesses aud copies OF court
papers for examination aud settlement.
JNO. A. WHARTON.
jan. l2 Win
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C: +; !: :; e; :: e: :: s 4;
sworn for that purpose bel re ether Justice
OF tho peace for this county. 10 view and appralse the
said eslray and certify the value thereof under your
hands, together with particular description OF the kind
marks brand stature colour and aye Of the said eslray
which certificate. 50 made, you are forthwith 10 reufn to
me- Given under my hand, this 5lh OF January. 1876.
CHARLES l.. COBBS, j. 2.
Pursuant To the above warrant to us directed we
have This day viewed eslray cow, shown TO us by
Samuel Mcdaniel, of this county, and do find the
to he a light brndle COW, of common SIZE without any
mark brand about six years old and we do ap,
praise the SAID COW. 10 the OF eight dollars. Ger
titled under our hands this 5lh Jan, 1876
WIN. MiLLNER,
JAMES &. HOWARD,
LlrILEBERRY FORQUERAN.
Jan. l2 w4w
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VIRGINIA:
court held Ior Bedford county, the 2end day Of Z,
N cember. ! As:
Mary kerns and Aexand BOYLE, Plaintiff
against
John Boyle Thomas Boy lie, Caleb Boyle James Guthri,
asd sally his wife, formerly Sail, 30, le stephen Dooe,
and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth BOYLE Wm,n
Boyle and Abner Boyle and
who together with the said Abucl
Boyle the children aud heirs atlaw OF David 30, dc
ceased, Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The defendants John Bowie James Gutl RE and Sally his
wife, Stephen Dooey aud Elizabeth his wife lillian Boy
and Abner Boy lie, and the other children at law OF
David Boyle deceased not having entered their
ance, and given security according the Act assembly
aud the rules OF this court and it appearing the
lion OF the court that they not inhabitants of this
monNeath: 1t is ordered, that the said defendants an
pear here on the fourth Monday in March next and an
swer the plaintiffs bills and that copy OF this order be
forthwith published in newspaper printed in the OF
ynchburg for two months yely and posted at e
front door OF the court house Of this unity.
Copy-feste,
JNO. X. SrEPrOE, CT rk.
january D w2m
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L.f.v'D EOK .N.ILE.

AGAIN oher tar sale my FARM IN Nelson county,
near The courthouse. containing
40 Acres.
ihis farm Is very valuable. well timhered in a very
healthy ghbnrhood and within niles the James
hivef Canal. The terms viii be liberal. Apply IL
The subscriber IN Iynchbrg Spolsaood Garland and
Robert Whitehead al Nelson courthouse.
j. GARLAND.
Sept % IA
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HIDE, OIL AND LEATHER
STORE.

VIE undersigned is getting in GODS
l. which he has purchased al the North h, and
Is prepared to sell low Those wishing ,on his
line are invited To call.
500 sides New York Sole Leather.
30 barrels Tanuer's Oil,
1900 pair Shoes and Boots
80 dlz Hats and Caps
Knives, SC.
W hoesae and Retail. al the old stand of G. POLAND
o. y Co. and opposite Davis. Coltoun & Co, Main
o'feel. JOHN j. HUSBAND.
Oct. l0 On,
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Dissolution Of Co-partncr.hip.

DsS>OhusaouO I lO-p1ttnershlp.
fuNE co-par,nershp heretofore existing be,v cen the
Undersigned. under the style OF Edmond, Watson
\ 'o'' IS this day dissolved by mutual consent The
debts aud Effects o the have been purchased n,
MI James VI. boyd who intends To carry the busi
h'ss himself All persUns indebted 10 the firms of Ed
mond, Watson \ CO., VIM II Watson s Co and
BOYD fdmond \ Co, are requested to pay To James
NJ Boyd aone-and all The creditors Of SAID firms will
apply to him for payment.
ROBERT EDMOND,
W. a. WATSON,
Feb. II -
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NtRGINtA:-Ata count beldi Bedford county, tn: ~
day OF Dces weer. 1915:
On the motion Of Wilson Mendor, Of the Iegatee'
benjamin Meador deceased, it ordered that all person
having claims against the OF the said Benjamin N!ea
dor deceased do exhibit the the said ison Men
oor OF the last will and testament OF the said be
from the date thereof that more than yep
nave eapsed since the Of the said Wilson Nfa
DOR uor as aforesa,d And is ordered that copy oil
ins order be published for eight weeks, the snhbnrg
*sgininn newspaper PUBLISHED in thrtown ofLynehbur'
and posted the front dooro the courthouse this county
On two several court days. l-5
Copy-Teste,.
st,=a JXQ. II. SrEPToE, clork'
Jan ) NSw
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.y'OTSCE.

> hive made bew arrangements for The ihlufe. II
n IS neeess,afy that should eluse up my old bnsi
hnpe therefore, those indrbed IN me will come
forward aud settle with us lilllc deiy as possible.
WM. 4. YOUNG.
Jln. | Is
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4 Ia Cirenii Superior Court Of az and Chanee'y'
N held fr Bpdfurd county The 3oh DAY VI oei''e"''
b.f. 1915. ,.,. Ill
e,nh. and l.bn A. Oey. late Commissions alerch ans
aud partners, nadag under the style and i,;'n o. ''o-
C nube s. DIZZY, ''a'''"'
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INTIMIDATION

Ilir Undersigned. having purchased uf Messrs Fd
mono W aisun Co. their stock OF Goods will
carry on the business at the old stand hnslf He Will
@''pa Se'u assortment of Groceries hand and soics
ac'h'nn'nee 1t the patronage which has been extended
We o1 hrm' JANES NJ BOYD,
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J!lHU WILLIAMS,

JlHU WILLIAMS,
SuRNlNlNG partner of Williams 4 Victor. in or.
~ der 10 close the business the concern as ,,redly
as possible, oilers for sale large and well assorted
stock or .IelCelIy,
Gold and Silyir Lever Watches, Silver Wa-e Military
Goods, Britannia Ware. Plated Castors AMI Candle
Sticks, anl great variety ot articles tao tedious Il,
ennmerale at perg reduced prices for CASH. OF short
credit Ia pnnctual customers.
My friends and the community generally, are invited
To call betre purchasing, as am determined To cpses
without delay. and will oer perhaps greater inducemen,
10 purchasers than have before been offered IN This
market.
nose indebted to the concern will please call and
settle their accounts as speedily as pussihe.
05- Clocks. Watches and all kinds Of Repairing OK
oeu,ed pnnc'uaIy aud a, moderate prices.
Nov. IL 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-02

To the Ladies,
,AotiMERES AND MOUSLINS, beautiful as
~ sorImeni remarkably low
ni At kkNcu do all wool, al rs cts per yd
~ AND coLoREo ALr.cc,s, very cheap
r, 800. AND DtoE BLACK SILKS. unusually handsome
fLANNELS. white. red aud yellow. At IS 61 II, n,,
I NpRkssED lRIsH LINENS. very low.
:, RIBBONS AND CAP do. very handsome.
NI'oofs, al 'Fom osc's 10 The finest spleen id as.
sortmcni, - " "'
pss'u. great variety of other staple and fancy
u'ods, Tor sale very low by
Z. J. BURTON,
Nv a Bank Square.