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Mail Arrangements

NENlA Arrange
AT WETUMPKA POST OFFICE.
The Southern and Eastern mail from
Mon gomery, due every day al | / am,
The Northern mail from Huntsville via
Gadsden, Jacksonville. Ta!ladega. and
Rockford, due Monday. Thursday and Sa
lurday, at am.
Tie Western from Tuscaloosa via. Ma
plesville. due Tuesday and Saturday al pm
The West Point via. Chambers C. H. &
Dadcvile, on Wednesday aad Saturday al
Ppm.
Time 0ftCl0sing.
The Southern and Easiern-Sunday
Wednesday and Friday, al 0 . NJ. and on
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and saiur
day. al 3 p m.
The Northern Tuesday, Thursday and
Sunday, AT loan.
The Western-Monday and Friday al
10 a m.
The est Point = Tuesday and Friday,
at Ia M.
Letters n.ust bedeposited in he Office at least
half an hour b fore the time ofclosing
c l.. BRYAN, r. n.
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CIsi,,a Glass and ware.

FENHE undersigned are IN receipt al thei'
a New Crockery Store per ship Brew
sler, from Liverpool. an addl ion 10 their
already ,xensive ST ok, embracing Tie
newest s., les aud patterns Of Iron stone,
Porcelain and Flo wing Blue Dmre,. Yea
and Tolle, Ware, with every variety ofCut
and Plain Glass, including complete as
sorimrnt Of Bar Figures. A So, Sola
Lard and OIL Lamps. Table CUTLERY, Gas
tors, Tea trays. &c. &c together with a
large stock OF Queensware, suitable for the
countr' trade, all Of which will be sold al
the lowest prices, and on the most favora-
ole terms.
HENRY s. MOTT,
Mobile, Feb5. Ii Dauphin st
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To Boot Makers.

n WANTED Immediately, Two FIST
Arate Boo, Makers, TO whom constant
employ ment and liberal wages will be given
by L. STAMP.
East WetumpkFeba, 5. IFS.
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DIR. Swayme's compound syrup of
wild Cherry.

DIR. Swayme's compound syrup OF
wild Cherry.
OF all the remedies OF the day, and they
are great variety, which profess 10 be oil
great value 10 the human family, we hesitate
not To pronounce DR.. Swayne's Compound
syrup of Wild Cherry as one of The great
est discoveries Of molern science. OF all
the many compounds put forth for the cure
of diseases which affect human nature, mol
one remedy could be named which has in
so short space of time acquired such UNI
bounded confidence with the public, and
has performed such miraculous cures; and
has merited and received so much eulogium
fiom the faculty and others, as this justly
celebrated remedy.
BE CAREFUL OF YOUR COLDS.
Many people are very apt 10 consider a
cold but lriaing matter, and think that ''il
will 90 away eff itself in few days." ard
they give themselves no trouble about it,
But TO such we would say, che careful oil
your colds" do not tamper with youi cons
slitutiors. If you desire to live to good
old age" use such remedies as will effect
an easy and permanent cure. DIR. Swayne's
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry has
cured more Colds than any other medicine
offered for sale in this country. The certi-
ficates OF cures effected by this invaluable
medicine, which the proprietor is daily
receiving, are of the most gratifying cha
ractcr, and tend 10 show its eanative PRO
perlies and the high stand i, holds in public
estimation.
uFThe only agents in We,umpka, is
VIM. 3. COOPER, Coster Cox. Monlg-
emery Ala; and Hoodley, Phelps & CO.
New York.
Prepared, only by DR.. Swayne, cor
ner Of Sub and Race street, Philadelphia.
March 5. ;S47 Nv
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PI LIE S..

EXCUSES PILE OINTMENT is a
Ia mos, valuable, safe and certain cure
for PILES.
~ See certificates around the bottle
Prepared bv Geo. W. House, Nashville,
Tenn. Price s per bottle.
Sud by VIM. B. COOPER,
ieiumpka Ala.
And, upon inquiry, may be found in every
10 IN and village, and IRON numerous coun-
iry agr1ls, throughout he west and south.
Nashville, Feb. 4. 1917. 2S-6m
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MAsTERsON & BROTHERS.

Importers Of erery description Of Queens
acare China Glass, &c.
81 Water street. Mobile, Alabama, and 1866
Main street, 81, Louis Missouri
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Window Shade Depot,

WINDOW shade Depot,
No.7, SPRUoE STREET, TRIBUNE BUILDING
New York City.
Established in 1910.
VX1 HOLESALE and Retail Shades
w o! all descriptions, including superb
and brilliantly colored Gothic Scenes, oil
various sizes and prices, also the late style
Of beautiful Rural Landscape Scenes, a
much admired and desirable article; togeth.
er with everv style and description OF
Shade now in use. at fi,v per cent. cheaper
Than can be bought at any other place
Trimmings at manufactures prices. Sign
Banner and interior decorations done in q
style not to be surpassed.
BARTOL & ORMsBEE,
Manufacturers and Importe rs
Feb. &c 1947.
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Silver Ware.

Warranted made from pure coin, such as
silver Tea sets, complete coffee, tea. and sloa
bowl, cream pot do, with urn, silver cas;ors,
patent threaded, plain table, tea, desert,
mustard and salt spoons: patent French
and table, desert knives and forks, soup.
gravy and cream ladies', butter knives new
pattern: silver cups, gobets, gilt inside, and
plain octagon, engraved free OF charge.
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COFFIN 81 GRIGES.

NJ. 81 + 80, Commerce Street and SO d 4C
Front S!reei.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-10

.rnftenEDFNTY N
J. WHARTON.
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yNlaEIGetat eaJEl oe.s.a..aga-
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A-N ,uANaEsl-Nt EHIs- Het# j. I.e
otlcr itfe Cirruff Superior ttHfttai tow
y i"f HE county 1t oila, ll Tire i1aHI+ 7t
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t1 rom e3Heuac oftte a,o.2 s9Iarfeng .dfQ.I ON u
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d. NI.GiNNIS.

Bus -Lolisvare .l,i.tt Lime. rrrt
mI4 JA~ Nt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-11

sales Of 90 hhds New Orleans wsrs made BY auction
at ok oxc months and 90 hhds Porto Rico sold at
$50 months
TALLow-sales continued TO BE- made at l0c
TonAcco-Salss OF 100 hhds Kentucky lsaf we're re-
ported a. ca ia ~ the latter for prime TO choice.
WHALEBosE-No change Ia prices was noticed
WINE Sales were made Of Champagne by auction,
viz 40 baskets, quarts Gaellard brands, at 50 %;
90 do pnts do at $40 10 So rs do bright Moussoux
at SO al 371s; rs do pint at 81 37h. at months
WHIsKEY Sales Of about 100 bbls State Prison
reported at 20 soc; common Western worth %
20 cents
FREIGHrs-Lard was engaged for Glasgow at a5s
Rates to Liverpool and Havana remained nominaly the
same.
SALES OF TrAs AucrIoS.-Teas- Imported in the
Hysou-is half chests at 351s cents per pound; 10
chests 33n, 81 do 80, 81 half do 10. ls do 25K.
Young Hyson-23 cases SIS 10 half chests 4sh, e. do
40 40 do IA l24 boxes 45 30 do and 10 half chests
on DO AN 10 do Al 10 do AZ. IL do Al do 40h IT'S do
40 "a do 35k o. do 36 IS do &c. "a do 35 so do 34k
W do 33s 70 do 80 39 do a. 257 do a. 1856 do 30
do and 10 boxes 90 275 halt chests 29 $50 do 1875 do
" 100 do 2oh 80 do 20, 1912 do withdrawn.
Gunpowder-293 boxes 40H, IS half chests SO, so do
80 23a do 35 90 do "a 80 do 33 l2S do 81, do 321<
~ do 49, 80 do o. 100 do 2TK SO do ~ ll6 withdrawn
lmpersl-lS boxes "a, ~ do 40x lo half chests 37k
l69 do 80 10 do 3lh, 60 do ak
Tyson Skn-53 chests ~ 10 do 22l,
Twsnkay-l9 chests 10 half do 81.
Oolong Souchopg half chests 60 do 40 I6 do esk
III boxes AK, TO half chests 25h.
Ningyong souchong-lsa half chests ASK.
Kohew-90 boxes 2SI<
Chutan-20 half chests II.
Ooiong Powchong-ls half chests 81, 8 do a. do
Withdrawn.
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Weekly Report or Deaths

In the City and County Of New York from the goth day Of
:. October to the 9Th day of November. 1871.
Men %; Women 3d. Boys 49, Girls Is. Total 2s3.
DISEASES.
Apopexy, Il Asthma =; Angina Bleeding from lungs.
Il Burned or scalded 3; Bronchitis 81 Cyanosis Il Cancer
Cauaes, 4; Coli3, i; Consumption II; Commissions 49,
CrpDp; Congestion Congestion Of lungs Compression
proP.y 2; Dropsy IN the head u; Drowned Dysenery
la Dis OF pros GID, Ertnv Urine, l; Epilepsy, o. Fry
% emt.sns Do scarlet, do typhoid DO yphu. an
do nervous 81 do hecc, Ii Hopping cough q inflammation
3 phimmsti OF brain. Q: Inf ,mmalion Of bowels Il In
Illumination Of lungs q Inflammation Of stomach. lnam
nation OF throat Il rh mmaion oliver 3; rance d
Killed or murdered Lues yeneIes Il Marasmus 10; Old
age .: fssy2 Pem nre birth q Psursy, Rheumatism
Suicide Il Teethng l.; Tenor !; liberation Of mach
Age-Under year, 50; to years. 49, 30 to TO-
~ TO 90 49, 20 to 30 T 80 TO 49, ST. 40 to So 25 80
60 10 TO- -; 10 TO 90, II; 90 TO 90. Co unknown g.
A w. WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, Nov 6. 1917.
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Died

On tuesday, MIR. HAM CorcHiN, In the 2sth year OF
his age
His friends, and the members OF Eureka Lodge l. o
Of o. are respectfully invited 70 attend his funs
raj on thursday 18th instant, at O'Clock precisely
from Hoboken ferry foot Of Barclay street. without fur
Their invitation
Nov 10, ADELE, youngest daughter OF A. d. Russell
Esq.
Inc fienos and relations Of the family invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon ut o'clock from 632
Greenwich street, without further invitation.
In youngstown, MahoniDg Co., O., on the 2oth uit
Of the present minister Of the United States the
ofBrazil, aged 50 years -"
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ward arrested yesterday called Patrick Courey
on charge of drawing knife upon the oficsr and st
tempting assault his person Justice Osborne locked
him I'D for trial
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MiscetlaneOu

miscellaneous.
John NJ. Clayton arrived In Philadelphia on the 9th
Instant
At Newberry. N. c., court house, on the aoth inst
Patrick Duran aud Jeremiah Murphy got into fraeas,
which resulted in the death OF Murphy.
Over So 900 worth of glass was sold In two days at
Nashville to replace the broken from the windows
by the late explosion.
TIE Green Bay .fdvoeate says that mail will leave
that place copper Hsrbor Lake Superior the
LIST OF November and the first day Of subsequent
month"; until the first Of May next IL returns from
Copper Hsrbor on the 18th Of each month
Abby Kelly Foster It 1t said cannot attend any of the
abolition meetings this fall being deferred by indis
pensable duties at home. F"
The steamer Americs on the lakes is lighted with
gas manufactured on board from refuse grease.
A land slide took place at Cleveland the night of
Monday week house which stood upon the brow Of
the hill was carried away down the bank The ground
broke SO as to leave part Of the south wall of the
building bottom upwards, and pitched 1t thirty
feet below. 1t was found mass Of rubbish every
broken The family seeing some indications Of slide,
had left the day before they must have inevitably
persisted Cleveland Piaindealer.
Henry Clay Is to speak at Lexington Ky, on tho l3th
Instant on the subject OF the Mexican its authors
and objects.
now at the Museum, with Great Western, and Others
evening % ana
Gen. Tom Thumb Is at Charleston ca rying
proceed New Orleans snd Hav.ns VIA Augusta ssvanns
Columbus. Montgomery and Mobile.
Medallion Wixs and Toupees-We have
great psu.ue in directing the attention Of our friends and
cd in these highly entail ,nd truly necessary articles
psss so sSss WIS:
Bosdway II the high estimate Of these beautiful
Of sw.ea Wm tss
Clark, Brother Il Co.'S superior Gold PENS
be exceed while their peculiar shape renders them less liable
who'll retail. together with gold and silver pen and
pencil cases of'uprior styles. at tn oiie, o{ 20
No % John st corner Nassau
RicheIIeu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens
These ere The only pens that are warranted The poias come
"a FIJI s offered tn 4: sS
Liz empha,icsy the best and cheapest the world
s sS'S e
sa e. X. s SGs and ys pen
Tho cheapest and hest place In the city to
get boots shoe, CATERS, Jones' Anu street.
You eau set there good boots for
sell. drst rate booss 50 which Hus,iy :.id
Double .oed water proof boots az g. 30 50 % ard Sc o. Jone;
small profits All goods purchased at Ann street
ranted to give entire satisfaction.
Fine CutIery.-rhe subscribers have paid
% sa the ' and ] M
Of pocket desk aud sporting Knives the city
aud set @. SAUNDERS & SONS,
III Broadway few doors above Courtandt
Metallic Tablet Razor strop.-Thc attention
Of invited to this article being made Of the best
supervision They have in all rendered to purchasers
the most perfect satisfaction For sale
q. SAUNDERS SONS. III Broadway
OPP osite How ard Hotel
Tho Goodyear Rubber Warehouse, 100
Broadway contEu.s heetofore the most extensive
boots tageher with every variety Of patent Rubber fabrics
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TO THE LATEST MOMENT.
BY ELECTRIC rELEoRApH.
From the South.

PETERSBURG, November 10, Isar
New Orleans dates to the ID inst have b..n rs,s;.a
but discover nothing new from the SCAT OF war
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Louisiana Election.

PETERSBURG, November 10, ls47
The New Orleans papers OF the I'd inst contains the
result Of tho election in Orleans parish and portion of
the first Congressional district In which La ssre the
democratic competitor, received large vote Mr.
Montague, the independent candidate. Mr. La ssrs is
without doubt, elected
In the second district, Lounsbury democrat far
ahead of Thbodaux the whig and Barker the ndepen-
dent candidate Mr. Lounsbury is also supposed to be
elected.
Two democratic State Senators, Mssrs Reynolds and
Sigur are elected also ten democratic and ten
wing representatives.
The democratic candidate for the sherifalty OF the
county, successful
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Metallic Tablet Razor StrOp.-Thc attention
of de ,e invited this article being made Of the
sIals city msnSlacure and under the immediate
the most perfect satisfaction For sale ut
q. SAUNDERS SONS 1T Broadway,
OPP osite Howard Hotel.
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Tho Goodyear Rubber Warehouse, 100
Broadway heepss heretofore the extensive
sssormsat OF oye shoes cosks GOATS pouches hun,ing
and OF Rubber goods
will find object to call 100 Broadway opposite Trinity
church.
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Fine CutIery.-rhe s,.bscribers have paid

attention 70 this branch Of their business aud have
Of peu pocket desk sporting Knives in the city
with large variety Of polished steel goods Razos ground
aud setat q. SAUNDERS SONS,
TT Broadway. few doors above Courtlandt street.
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Markets.

Markets.
PrrsBuRc, Nov l0-P. M.-F1our-The market e1-
hibited change and sales made worth report.
ing WheatA lot of 400 bags good quality Pennsyva-
mia made at $50 Corn-No transactions were re-
ported. OatsSales of2000 bushels made at 2sxc
Ing at 80 94o per bu hel. Whiskey-No alteration.
Provisions inactive The river slowly rising,
and We report AZ feet Of water In the channel
BUFFALO, Nov. 10, PM.-Flour- market CONT
nued dull Sales Of 500 barrels Black Rock were made
ct SIS u.s. Wheat-sses of SO 600 bushels western were
made to arrive at s5 cents Corn dull and prices
had downward tendency Oats-Sales of 5000 bush
els made at 80 q 80 cents Whiskey-No change
Receipts during the preceding - hourstlour 500 bbls
wheat 5000 bushels 5000 do Freights by canal
Albany-Flour 10 cents; wheat 90; corn, no change.
ALBANY, Nov. TO- P.M.-Flour-The market was dull
at So to So 1874 for Genesee, oswego and Michigan
Wheat and remained about the same, but sales
Of consequence reported. Rys-sales Of 5000
bushels made at 80 to 900 cents BarleySsles OF
10000 bushels made, including two rowed, at s6h
bushels made AZ cts Whiskey inactive Receipts
by canal during the preceding "a hours Flour 10 900
bbls wheat, 1000 bushels barley, 1900 do. Fregbts
No change.
BosroN, Nov. 10, r. M.--Flour-The market was some
less Hrm and note sales Of 1000 bbs including
see Oswego, with other western brands at 80 o2k q
SO u.s. Wheat-No GALES Corn-sales Of TO- 900 bushels
wero made including western Mixed at SOC, and yellow
do. at $50. Rye rather scarce, aud the market
Arm. Sales OF 1000 bushels were made at 81 05 Pro.
vsions-We note sales OF TOO bbs beef made
at 81 So and 1000 kegs good hard, at l2c Nc change
in freights.
HARrEoxp, Nov. l0-3 p. M.-Flour So 81; butter loo
cotton and wool Arm at yesterdays prices Wharvei
filled with vessels, and the weather cloudy and cool
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Tho CHeaPosS H"u nest PiKco III ING CITY 70
boots, shoes, CATERS Jone Anu street,
Museum You get good 81
can be purchased elsewhere for 81 Quite saving He also
Double .oled water proof boots at 80 81 and Sc o. Jone;
small profits All goods purchased at Ann
ranted 10 give entire satisfaction
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Legislative Proy ceilings.

ALBANY, Nov. 10.
SEsArE
Report OF the Committee Of Conference the bill in
relation to the Seventh Day Bsptsts, was agreed to-
The bill In relation to the Asylum for tho relief Of the
widows and families Of sick and disabled seamsn was
passed.
The bill for the establishment Of Teachers Institute
was rejected, and Is under debate on q motion TO
reconsider.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. BuRcHARp reported In favor Of bin to provide for
the instruction of children in orphsn asyums.
The bill to abolish imprisonment for costs In all case,
was read third time and Is upon its anal passage
It has been under debate for two hours
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Seizure OF British Vessel for Debt.

PHiLAprLPHIA, Nov. 10, lss1.
The English ship Royal Saxon, from Londonderry,
was seized by Sheriff Lelar to-day attached by house
in New Orleans for In consequence Of the recent
failures Of the owners in England and protested
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~, HSIcHe!te" DIumonu lroihteu U1tu rens'-
These the only that warranted the poid
off if mperfecton whatever discovered in the pom
after full trial be urned IL is offered the pub
lie emphacally the bs cheapest pen the world
They are sold for 50 Only by B Watson Co, Is VII
ham, door below Wall street. aud Y Savage % Full.
street, together with large variety Of gold aud silver
and pencil at the lowest prices Gold repaired
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HARTFORD, Nov. 1913 p. M.-Flour SO 81; butter ioc
cotton and wool Arm at yesterdays prices. Wharve
filled with vessels, and the weather cloudy and cool
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CI0fk, DfOtuox q OOs1 F0Hb'
For smoohnes points and superior ash these pens
be exceed while their shape renders them less liable
Of order han other Thy sold
wholrsa and retail together with gold and silver and
pencil cases Of supror styles, at tn Office OF
CLARK. BROTHER CO.,
No John ST corner Nassau.
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Medallion Wigs and Toupees.-We have

great psusue in directing the Of friends and
props important invented and nteoduc
ed these highly entail snd truly articles
large Of the peope We ande to the newly invented
featured only by VIM Bachelor, No. Welt sfrr ct, neal
Broadway As proof # the high estimate Of these beautiful
useful manship the American institute
the last fair awarded VIM Bachelor silver MEDAL
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The Popular Band OF Ethiopian Be Jade r.,
now at the Museum, with Great Western, and Others
drawing crowded houses They appear this afternoon and
evening in magu6ce performance See vortisemsnt
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

We, HE undersigned, .6Od'for Of Go.
lunbia County, being duly elected TO lust
and settle the accounts Of the Treasurer aud
Commissioners, have carefully examined
he accounts and vouchers OF the same Tor
he year lsi6 do certify that we find them
10 be correct as &c, forth in the foregoing
statements and that we 6nd balance due
he County in the hands OF the Treasnre', 3,
Of seven hundred and fopr dollars and sixty
seven cents; and balance outstanding due
he County from the above mentioned sour
ces, Of four thousand six hundred and six
,y,nine dollars and lhiriy-seyen cents.
Given under our hand this 26h day OF
J J,nuary, A d. ls47.
JOSEPH YETTER !
WILLIAM COLE, IAuditor,
J. MCCORMICK
We the undersigned, Commissioners o'
,helcoun'y OF Columbia, do certify that the
foregoing 10 full and correct statement OF
the receipts and expenditures It The said
County for the year ls46'
Witness our hands at DanviIle This 26'h
dav OF January, A, D ls47.
FRED'K McBRIDE,0
PETER ENT, SCommissi0nsfs
Attest PETER KLINE,
WESLEY ROAT, Clerk.
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Return Judge 10 Wilkesssrre Clerks rS go. ,674 g.
Columbia Quarts
Amount paid Y. Best and G. Gsrrstson for The use Of
,hs Columbia Guards 700 o.
Commissioners TO 4oy cnt Roa1
En,aun paid John kcheubash ct al 40 o.
Contingent
Shoubi paid m ITO" BILLS Tor stationery &C. sni foe
tof Ooun House., IS6 SO
Penitsnttafy Expenses
l5mourt paid Esssin Stale Psnileniary for support,
Ss, Of soosicts l1s 90
Con,tubies .diiendi,tg Court
.Rmoun. paid for the yess ls46 sc 90
s,,sSss, ssE sSais n n @ yssr iW SNN'' ~ .lss Is
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CANCERS, WARTS, CORNS.&

THE subscriber informs the public, that ht
able to euro all kinds of Cancers and eradrcas
Warts and Corns with very Inte pain and in ,
short time. lie refers TO several res pectnbs citi
lens in his neighOOrhood, such as Samuel Hess,
William Kile and others, that has been successful
in several instances, and is not humbuggng as j.
too frequently the case among qdacks. lie wa,
raats certain cure in any case he undertakes or n
pay.
UrWarts, &c. on cattle and other animals ar
also cured by the subscriber who resides in Mount
Pleasant township on the main road leading from
Milvile to Bloonsburg about miles from Fret
erick Miller's Tavern whore persons are invited /:
call.
JOHN ALE.
May 30, $40 --lye
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JIEWRlNT0 SO.

AT Of which will be sold at the mos, reason
able prices and warranted 10 be what the!
are sold for.
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ENOCH HOWELL
II ALL % IL.

NhsrECTFVLLI, ,intormDihe public that b.
Has Removed his Shop to EspyicUs
whsrs he will always be ready, as heretofore 10
make any kind of clothing, q, the shortes. notice
and In the best and mos, fashionable style, From
his long experience In the business, he fa,ter.
himself ,ha, he shall oontinue to give general .ut
i,ac,ion and thereby hopes 70 receive shara ohhe
public patronage.
nr Putieuay attention paid 10 cottfng.
All kinds Of country produce talsen IN Payment
fdI work. 49,, .
EsPy7sSn, Nay ., SAC.