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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-25
Cong. U. s. naval force. in the Pacific ocean.
UNITED SrArEs NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Washington. July IL. 1876.

CoMnoDoRr-rreviou instructions have informed GU
Of tho intention Of this government, pending the
with Mexico, to take and hold possesson Of California
For this end, company OF artillery, with cannon,
ars and munitions Of war; h sent TO in the Lexing
10 the best Of your Judgment and OF occupying under
your direction such post or posts you may deem
pedien In the Bay Of Monterey, in the Bay Of San
Francisco, in both In the absence Of military on
higher than captain the selection Of the hrst Amer
can post or posts on the waters Of the Pacific Caor
min, Il left 10 your discretion.
The object Of the United States IT, under s rights
hegsrent nation TO possess itself entirely Of Upper Ca
lifofnia
When San Francisco and Monterey are secured, you
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Price TIVE Gents.



The First Regiment Of Pennsy Volunteers under
the command Of Colonel Wynkoop have left Pittsburgh
for New Orleans Four companies went on Monday and
six Tuesday Five steamers were chartered at $1,000
each, to convey them down the river viz the Mssssn
ger Alquippa New England Circas.ian, and 81. Anho-
ny The following is one Of Colonel wynksePs gene
QuAsrrRs, lsr REo'r PssuA volysrssas,}
The companies will embark at the ;psciAsd dms re-
quIred in order No l. without failure or delay
Squad drills without arms. will bs complied with daily
at the discretion ofthe senior ocer Of the detachment
Bars for the sale distribution Of liquor, strictly
prohibited by the commanding ofcsr Of the Restnsnt
and officers commanding detachmsnts will be held
No soldier win be permitted to leave the boat at any
Of the touching points: AFTER leaving Pitt.ourgh.
commanding officer at New Orleans, and await his
orders
vsilis the second ismsdisteiy before b1sssf:. he
third immediately before dinner the fourth
.sasa 81: as S:s. . s. ess. ,.
whose duty il shall be to superintend the cleanliness
and order Of the detachment.
men, Any casualties or injuries resulting from their
use or exposure will be answered by the officer Of Do
The detachment will be visited before departure on
board their respective boats BY the adjutsnt general.
The commanding officer expects the ofacsrs command
detachmens to secure and preserve strict discipline
4 thorough and critical compliance with the above
orders will be required by the commanding oalosr
By command Of
Col. T. M WYNKOOP.
A. BaovS, Adj. LIST Reg Pa. volunteers.
The Harrisburg Ttlesrsph received last night statss
that the following companies have been accepted to co
pose the second regiment Of 70
serve during the with Mexico Columbia Guards
Danville, Columbia co.. Captain j. 8. Wilson Cambria
Guards, Ebensburg, Cambria CO., Captain J. MurrZ.
Westmoreland Guards, Greensburg, Captain John w.
Johnston. Fayette County Volunteer Uniontown.
Capt Z. f. Roberts. German Grays, Pittsburgh. Capt.
" 0utzwiler Cameron Guards Harrisburg, Captain +.
Williams. American Highlanders Cambria CO., Capt J.
w. 0esry. Reading Artillery, Reading, Captain rs.
Loesser. National Rangers Philadelphia, Captain c.
Nayor One company in the interior has been accept
cd, but has not yet answered 1t will probably march
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
II is affirmed says the Washington Fountsn, that Col
Bomfords big gun to be brought TO bear upon the
Castle Of Juan dUloa that the shells all cast and
ready for it, and that has been shipped from Boston TO
the squadron of Vera Cruz.
large number OF gun boats building at the ship
yards in this city for the Mexican waters they to b
completed by the LIST Of January.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14

WHEREAS, ,he Hon JosrPu An
TuoNY, President ul the Courw Ul Oyer anO
Terminsr and Geaeral Jal Delivery, Coul'
of Quarter Sessions Of The PAce, aud CuuU
Of COmmon Pleas snd Ollhau,' CourI ~
the Eighth Judicial D,su,cl, eomposed o.
ihe counties Northumberland. Columbia
and Lycommsi snd The Honorable sAMUGr
OAKS snd SrEpHEN BAtDY, Esq'rs A.
socate Judges IN CulumbIa county have is-
sued their preCep, beaing date The 20'h day
Of August 10 The year OF our Lord one 'hou
sand eight huadred aud IVrly-six, aud 10 ut
directed, for holdlog
A Court of Oycr and TermMer, dnC
General JUL neiiue'y General Quarte'
Sessions ofthe PcQce, Common Piea
and Oyphda's Court,
IN DANVlLLE, in the County Of Co
lumbia, on the third Monday Of NoVembe
next, (being the 10Th day aud 10 eonuno
ore week:
Notice is tberefoie hereby given to III
Coroner he Justices Of the Peace and Con
stables Of The said county OF Columbia Iha
they be then and there IN their proper per
sons a,i0 o clock 10 the forenoon OF sal,
d,v, with their records, IDquisiuors' an
other remembIances, 80 Go those Ihiog
which 10 their Offices appertsn TO be d ne
And those that are bound by reeognlzanco
10 prosecute against the prisoners that az
ar NAV be in the Jail of said county ol Co
lg,p... ore % b. then oad there 10 prose
c.a agsas hem % shall se just. Juror
as requested 10 bs paHciual in their attend
sprs, ag,oesbly to thelr notices.
Dated at nsnyliie, tee % day OF October
In fa year cr our Lord one thousand elgh
5aaEal ant iogy,siS, and in the 7OIh yea
5.hs .aaauaudeace Of the United States O
America.
IRAN DERR, Sheriff.
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LIST OF CAUSES.

hISTOF CAUSES.
For Trial al NOvcmber Tern, 1876
/ ArchibaId McCalI'g heirs VS. Joseph
Lemon
2 Tobias ShirIz ct al vs. lho' Moorheac
elal
Dr.. rhos Fitch ys Thos S. IIubbarC
Thos S. Hubbard G! al V. George Maus
etal
Thos Staekhouse vs. Vaniah Reese et al
Samuel Shsdman vs Gwen ID, Leb et a
7 Same VS. same
Same vs same
9 George CoreIivs Patrick Ilorbert
10 Jacob x. Edgar VS. Jacob BldIeman
ii VIM. Turner VS. b. Montgomery adm
& heirs
10 Dav. Hunter for N. Beach v5 A.B. vii
snn OF al
-I3 G. f. Mann, g. p. Frick c! alvs ~
Mcdowell
II " P.Cresson et al VS. JohuMoore et a
IS Robert Motgomery vs Benz, Patterson
et III
16 Peter Bjrrell vs Benz, P Frick ct al
u Beoj' DIETRICH VS. Wm. Colt ct al
IS Benz. Buckley vs. John FOus!
>IG Daniel Cross et al VS. Henry Webb
90 WIN. g Yorks vs homas Kobison
81 Joseph Paxton VS. s F HeodIy ct al
22 Peter Lnnger VS. Jacob BIdleman et al
% Oliver II. p. Blue ys George Mellow
ell
"a Gilbert Fowler rs S FHeajIy el al
25 Ihos Lockeras sdmr VS. s f. HcadIy
20 Hiram K Kline vs. VIM Edgarjr
27 VIM | Campbell vs. Montour Iron Co
% Peter SIrouser vs. Elizabeth Adams eS
20 S.DCulbenton et alvsDanielIloals eI al
90 Wm Uenfis ys John Rhodes el al
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GRAND JURORS.

For Normju TERN, a. d. 1916.
BIoom-John Owen Peter Mench
BrarcrctE-hewls Faug John +. Davis
Centre Cyrus Cnvlug
Csua wlssa-JdcOb YeWer Jeremiah Finchp
or
DcrY-jamcs Mcdowell James Frerze
I.imestone- Joseph Rank
Liberty - Robert Simingron
Mnllin-jospPh kirkendaIh isaac D1vis,
John Browa jr.
Madison--john Kisner
MOn,our--NIi Barton
Mabouing--Jobn 6 Wilson G NJ Shoop
Maine Henry MiIIer
Orange George Vance, II.
Roariogcreek-John Yeager, Leonard Adj
ans
SugarIoaf--John Killer.
FaIIey--Samue Mannon
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14
BOOTS AND SHoEs
CHEAPER THAN EI Err.

YEVIlE subscriber very respectfully informs the
E public That he has on hand aud is iscolslont.
lyManufaclurug, BOOTs and SHOES
ofalIkinds which he will sch at the following low
prices.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Morocco or cuff Skin Boots 81 90
GOa,Se Boats 3 %
Course or Fine Shoes 70
HiAer's Shoes 90 10 20
Morocco Slippers 81
LADIES WEAR.
Morocco or Caf Skin Lace Boats 90
THICK Sole French Ties 70
Pumps Springs or French | II!
Oher kinds Of Slippers rs cents 10 90
N. b. The above ave all ofmy own Manufacture
,nd are wrranled to stand. have also on hand
large stock OF
EASTERN MADE Doors AND SHoEs,
which will sell at small profits.
Country Merchants and others who buy ly the
jozcn, ae invited to call and examine my goods
as will sell TO such at q large reduction.
GJRemcmher the place at the NEW BOOI
md SHOE STORE. lower end of Man.strect
Bloomsburg.
w RUSSELL
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OUR MOTTU,NOT TO BEOUTDONE
VIEW
BLACKSMITHING ESTABLISIlMGNl
By SaMtcC 81 SilycrthOPn.
THE undersigned having taken the shoH
formerly occupied by Marshal Silveithorn
most respectfully uIorms the public lha
they intend to carry on The above branch o
business and will at ali times be ready to dc
work little better aud cheaper lhan any
other eslabIjshmcnlin in the place, .aud they
hope by slrIcl attention 10 business 10 men
a large portion ollhe public patronage
AlIkInds Of country produce rahto i
exchange for work & the ready noI refused
ISAAC SANTEE,
MARSHAL SILVERYIlORN
Bloomsbury Feb, 2ll81G-4I
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NnGur's INDIAN VEGETABLE Pulls

NRIGur's INDIAN VEGETABLE Pulls,
| { IL hardly necessary To speak in detail. AZ 10
period Of It's history has lie reputation VI that med
cinc stood higher, aud We may say that 10 repu
tation is likely 10 be more enduring. Adapted t.
ali constitutions, to every form OF disease and iu
ali climates. Nnghts Indian Vegetable Pills are
above every other medicine fitted for the use OF
man under Whatever circumstances he may he Pla.
lccd At sea or on land at home or abroad, IN sum
mers heat and winters cold, with a common re
gard to the conditions of health and with Wright,
| lIudian Vegetable Pills athand there isno eycusc
for bcing sick, unless the constitution be utterly il
lrecIamable.
As our object is to state where the genuine med.
cine can be- obtained rather thsn to give it an eX-
tended notice-which our limits forbid we shall
merely suhJoin one OF two Of the numerous lestl-
monius that have just come to hand, Hundreds
lol the same kind might he added; hut we are sue
1.-The public will save us the troublO Of GuoD5inG
them.
| (Exract of a letter f,om fernando, Mississippil
40 w. WHght-Your Pills have given univcr,
sal stisfaclion, aud are justly very popular. | car
sell from 80 to 40 dozen annually il could be sup
piled.
Yours, WM. HENRY JOHNSON, Agent
| Itought here 70 be remarked that the mcdicin,
has been but recently ntroduced into Mississippi
| (Exract Of letter Gom jersey Shore, PENN
'Thc Indian Vegetable Pills excel everything Of
the Kind ever offered to the public in this srcion o.
the country, notwithstanding the combined Hort Of
some few uuprnciPIed mccenu,cs to put then
down,
| Ntyrursrru &
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ITS COURSE IS ONWRRD.
w RUSSELL.

so great has been the demand for FOIgcr's
~ Olosaonan ar All Healing Balsam, and il has
gwen such general satisfaction to those who have
Ised it aud become acquainted with its virtues that
now stand pre-emHcnt as remedy in Dieascs
If the Lungs, and the testimony which has been
given by different persons who have been cured by
is altogether voluntary on their part Thcy have
.ivcuil inthe hope that all whomay fad themselves
IN reed Of this remedy may apply torit without de.
lay.
Read the following letter received hom rhe Rev
lIr Shimeall, Pastor Of IT Judc's Episcopal Free
Church. Mr s. has not o?Iy used 'hc mcdicin,
himself but has witnessed its effects in several very
Tying cases Of disease. The letter wIll show hi,
opinion of ts virtues.
Dear Sir Believing it to hahut an act of com
mon humanity to those suffering under the variou,
diseases Of Coughs, Colds, IIoarsencss, Consump.
Ion, Asthma, DE. to point them to a safe, speedy
aud radical remedy, taAc pleasure in hearing m,
,cNn0uv TO your invaluable medicinrcalIcd Ol0sa-
oman Or An Healing Balsam. OF its efficacy |
can sneak first from my own experience. Being
subject from exposure more or lass 70 the vcissi.
iulcs OF our climate to frequent attacks Of infucn.
t Hoarslncss &c, have always found it to afford
Utmost instantaneous, and always by perseverance
au il, use, clTcclul relief To particular friend
ormnc suffering severely under Asthma, and who
had despaicj D! obtaining relief from any human
source, upon my recommendation was induced to
give the Olnsaoniao a tral and be pronounced the
oIcci produced upon hiua perfect charm atiocLng
him immediate and almost instantaneous relief In
another instance recommended il to a female
friend far adj youccd in Consumption. A.lcrthc use
of the Gr., hottIc her cough was entirely removed
and her appetite and strength restored to slch q
degree as so astoush all who saw her With a
long cherished AID firmly established prejudice a.
gainst the thousand and one specifics puD lnrlL H.
these days as sovereign panaCeas Tor ali disease,
assure YOU thltuou,iug short Of my firm cou,ictior
Of the clams of your n.cdie!nc to an origin so rr
pcrlablc. and to the effects OF it as herein certified
both hy my own experience and ob#' valion,
could not have been induced thus to come forward
a, a witness, in it, behalf have the honor 10 be-
sir, respectfully yours, Il. {: SlllMLALL.
Hare y0u 4 C0Ugh,
which is truubIcsomc and has not yielded to any
Of the remedies ohrh YOU have used Is it at
81, ,,I, ,.,i, yt,ln ,l,,rtr,yg T I.,,t,
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CANCERS, WARTS, toEN5, &,

THE subserber informs the Iu.lir, ual he Is
able to curo all kinds Of Canoes aoo .rodlca.,
Warts and Cons with very Ituc la,u and in
short time. lie refers 10 several rcsl slecllIle cu
zcns IL his ncrghuorhood. such os sou,u,. Hes,
William klIe und others, dut has bccu suc,csslu
IN several instances and Is not humbugging u, IA
too frequently the case among Quacks lie wa
raalsc certain cue IN auy csre be undertakes orn
pay.
UJWarts &c. on cattle and other animal, ar
also cuted 10y the subscriber Hho rc,ilrs IN Noun,
'leassnl township on the main road lcaaiuu from
ilIiHlIc to tloomsburg, dhonl miles from Frod.
srlcA M'IIero Iacrnwhcre persons are invited to
caII.
Join ALE.
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Cal before purchasing ElseVhere a,
the NeW Factory Of EmihcnDme," 6y
THOMPSON s. HICKS,

YEVHE subscribers have opened P0TTEEi )
81 OF the road leading from Main to Third 81
near the Methodist Church, Bloomshmg, CoIum.
ba county, where they intend to manuiac,ur,
ware Of the best material; the latest ard most uP.
proved patterns and finished in the very best man
ner, such az Pots of alIIdcseriptions Dishes of ov
|ery variety and Jugs Of all sizes; and variety OF
other articles too numerous to mention; in Tact all
kinds and every variety WHICH NAV he wanted by
any who may favor them with a calf supply
kept constantly on hand which will be sold by
Wholesale or retail little cheaper than the cheap
est for cash or country produce. Also dry Pioc
Wood tORen in exchange for work if delivered VI
their shop.
Blocmsb4rg September 5, 1916 go
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Do y0u haise BG00d

when YOU cough and find your strength gradually
falling Youwill find that these symptoms irnol
properly attended 70 viii terminate IN consumption
and crath Are you troubled with that distressing
romplaIut
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14

AEORE PROOFS! Tho cry Is still They
w Come'-Evcry mail brings tdings oflheID
lc.'rs. From East to the remole5t West-Iron'
'Inadl on tie North, To McXiro and the West lu-
he. an lheSou,h-are all unanimous in their praise
II medicine SO universally known and osleemc
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hard WARE.

BYRON coffee mill to file, Just received a
- the New Stare. J.. B. RTPERT.
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Hare .Y0U 4 CO@.gA,

which is troublesome and has not yielded to any
ol the remedies ohirh You have used Is it al
tended With pain il the side, shorlncss of breath,
night sweasi
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-11

TIMELY " .R%TvG!-To thozn predisposed TO Consump-
ton! The weekly Death the amount
that die OF Consumption, should convince all, that
time should be lost in procuring something to the
hycraheaded monster before takes hold
OF the tenaer membranes of the lungs, and
disease. This timely may be the
sparlng from the shadows tine grave placing
within their reach ReDdy that Tens Thousands have
used before them-Inany nho living monuments Of
health to the present Is it not then blessing TO the
ssrnpre that there Is a medicine that will their
affections and sound health. This be found
the timely of Dr. DUxc.xs ExrEcToBAsT RKMEDT.
medicine expressly for diseases Of the lung. and the
prononItory symptoms Of consumption Those who are
afflicted with cough cold hoarseness and OF
the throat, bronchitis splitting Of blood pain the breast
and sde difficulty Of breathing, &c, should delay
procuring this medicine until il : late.
- Dr. DancGn's Western Medical office is $50 Syca-
St, Cincinnati where his medicines for sale
If-For sale d the RicAueond Book Store. f
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COURSE OF STUDY BOOKS ND PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION

F,nsr Drr.nrnssr Spelling, Reading Defining eclectic Series
Arithmetic says essons9 and r.roy's Geography $500
l>Iichen spelling CompanonJ :clecsc
Reader Cowper Dym5nds Essays Grammar,
ham, History, NVoreeser) and Composition, 5000
Tnp Natural Philos ply and Chemistry l'ostock
Botany incon<5 Physiology 11iomstock Political Grammar
naaua p f29 I l:1o r so'S[ %
Algebra and Geometry Davies 3ouron and Iesenre3 Mensu
davies Astronomy, ,ur) Evidences of Christianity, Compost
Care taken select OF study for each on his
entry w'h regard to his i''ancn and future pursuit. but we
without 9 the eNnres . fbers Of the Principal
read at the and eeo'o school each day, and
Every student required a copy Holy Scriptures
iefre Win eSP.rm' are s'Gn on Ge5'ry and AS'ura
Science = throughout the year.
the close of Indiana Yearly Meeting WHICH, occurs about the first Of
tenth Non The sumner sen viii commencs en- the Ssh day
Of rd Month and after its close vacation q six weeks will
Of 4dss0>.y sustaining good moral character
school, may given
general eonduet Of the students and any enc beng know" to use
lees to school All are relr'd to treat each other and their
subject great disadvantages by
e sSsa 1 the os to 3as c and m @
m BY those who wish to make good 1 and to be o
last sessions that have been refused 1t important that
Pcaon should be timely MADE by 'os VINO Ws to secure seat
ducion made only on account Of sickness
parents friends invited attend
OF present Session Will
and 18th Bird Month.
zsaehers Drl0rmr0t This Department well sustained u
ngthe Summer Session As those who looking that profession
attendance
will be confined hereafter D the
Oflloo who have received here during the
teaclcrscncc
that add the usefulness teir profession Teachers should be
esteemed and paonized according their real When this
subject is considered community. Teaching will be
professions and those who adopt Vi" qualify themselves do those
viii only
full share of gratitude those who
them From the becoming generally felt the
subject of and liberal ducaion and the inquiry made
for sufficiently qualified teachers young and young
the with confidence that
will be OF demand character
BOarding be had Richmond and 81 and
week Further particulars be obtained By addressing the
Prime sinai
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PsfRTSE Of every variety and Of the approved
j models; fresh stock Just received al
june Is, Ic45. 26-u REEDS
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SUDrEN CHANGES THE NornER or CONFERENCE.-The
clearly demonstrated whenever have II sssud-
den change the weather. 1t is this time that the
seed Of Consumption in the system and nurtnred
until the Lungs become seriously and dangerously dis
eased when all probability the patient, the ri
viii begin seek relief. How thousands
glect themselves and suffer health, and finally
lie 10 BE- destroyed The first perceptIc foot of
CUNSl MP1lON, experienced at "Sudten changes of
the weather. HoArScncsS ana Cough, Soreness the
Throat ANA Irritation the Bronci. Pain the Head,
Colon al tie Feel, and sudden Chlness the Boz
CN Vt en@l the Cough increases. and finally Prostra
ION and 81 the whole system follows which
ito >#acu decline Health and the speedy
proaeh 81 CDNSt MPIION. These facts plain they
appear sensible person does however
10 ai1ru those afflicted until be too late. IL is there
fore Of the greatest Importance for those who may be at
tackled FROM tile effects OF sudden changes atos
phore 10 at procure 'DR. Du MEANS CE1.EBRA-
TED INPECTORANr REMEDY - the Greatest Pre-
vcntatvc and Life Guard of CONSUMPTION, and the
only Certain Medicine that will disease and again
restore the 1t Nt~ 10 their former Health.
pr Duncans Great Western Office * lust opened in
Cincinnati, At 80 Sycamore street, few doors below
9th. whore his Medicines be ob-ined in large and
small quantities.
t5For sale At the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
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r,,sHnlasos,D FoJNnEHY!
STOVES, HO;-Lo!V-IyARE, and CASTINGS,
At 4, inc Z. g :.ti Prices

FsyIE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
4 lie thar he carries the Foundry business the
establishment lately conducted by the firm of T. and J.
D1Iarra IL he's hand superior lot Of STOVES;
consisting Nos ,, and Improved Premium Joking
stove Splans Improved Cooking stove, and
plate Stoves Of different sizes, with general
81 Franklin and farlor Stoves. Also--Pots, Kettles,
AnairoHS and Wagon Boxes
lie also manufactures and max order Carding Ma
chimes, Coudensers Spinning aud Mapping Machines.
broad and marrow Power Looms Pulling Stoves and all
kinds of Machinery uset IN Manufacturing establish
Mil Gearing of all kinds made the shortest notice.
lie feels confident in saying that he has the largest and
best selected lot Of patterns the Western coinry for
Grist and Saw Mills He has. in short the latest inn
proyencnt III the Mil Clearing line.
TIC PLOUGH WAEEES.
H has patterns fer all the good Ploughs in use. lie
has Shops Pougis. right and lcft Peacocks right and
eft Woods Plough four different sizesll Of which he
will saH a Cincinnati prices, for Cash.
I5IHRI@IHNG MACHINtS.-He has an excel
lent Thrcshng Machine which he manufactures and Will
ana ccspat~tI the execution work il inferior
to rome IN
The undersigned returns his thanks the public for
the liberal support bestowed upon the late firm T.
and J. O'Ilarra, and would respectfully solicit
OF their fayors. il All kinds of Machinery repair
ed short notice. Cash. Wheat, good Horses Will be
taken exchange for any OF the above articles.
THOMAS O'HARRA.
u 1t is necessary that the business Of the late firm Of
/. and J. Uliarra should be settled pos
sibe; therefore, those who indebted sand firm
are hereby requested TO make immediate payment.
June ii, lo43. Jan.3I ID T.O'H
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