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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
HancC's Sarsaparilla. or
Blood Pills.

EKZHAT is that principle which We call the
" bIoodi
The blood is that principle By which the
whole system is regulated. Therefore, if the
blood becomes impure, general arrangement
Of the system must snsue and give rise 10
Coughs, Colds, lpfiaepzl, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Headache, Fulness Of Blood, Bilious, Scarlet,
Typhoid apd Typhos Feseis II all kinds, Iad,-
gestion, Weakness of Stomach, Rheumatism
Rheumatic Affection, Nervous Affections, Liver
Complaint, Asthma, Pleurisy, Inflammation Of
the Lungs, Low Spirits, Fits, MeaseIs, Small
Pox, Whoopng Cough, Group, Sore Eyes, 10.
ward Weakness, wotms, QUINCY, BLonchits,
Cholic, Disentefy, Gravel. Salt Rhe i'm, Deaf
ness and ether affections Of the ear, ST Anlho
nS's Fire, SerofuIa or Klos', Evil, Ulcers White
Swelhngs. Tumor, Bhes, Suppressed. Monthly
Discharges and Female Complaints in general,
Eruptions Of the Skin, Hsbi,ual CoStiveness, and
all disease depending on disordeFed and dis
eased slate Of the blood, or suspension cf the
hesl thy secretions.
!. Therefore on the first appearance ofsaHy IF
these Symptoms, Hance's Sarsspariila, 81, bloed
Pills. should be procured and used according I'd
the directions. Price 25 cents per box icfify
pills, or five boxes for one dollar,
For sale by SETH HANCE, Corner Of
Charles and Pratt streets, and 1903
Baltimore street.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

A man had sign up. Cheap ladies
shoes for sale here He found that not
woman entered Lis shop No wonder
The ladies don like 10 be called chesp:
they want 10 be called dear.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

II we Judge from history. Of what is
The .book.of glory comPoseda Are col
its leaves dead mems skins--its letters
stamped in hum 40 blood. its golden clasps
the pitisge Of naiionsi Il is illuE inated
with LEAFS and broken hearts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
NOTICE
To Guardians and Oilers

To Guardians and Others.
1HNHE advertiser having al only child, a-daash.
Ter, Is desirous Of educating her al home |;
aud takes this melhed Of offering advantages for
mental aud morsl culture totwo or more young
ladies who viii reside in her family.
ia feDale3teacher, Of thorough education and
experiences, " i'll be procured, aud every attenlio o.
given TO those intrusied TO her care.
To these al distance, reference may be
made to the Rev. DR. Jones, Chsrlestoso, and
the Rev Mr.. Andrews, Shephefdstown. For
further information, address Mrs. MARY E. D
WAyeH, Dutfield's Depot, Jefferson Co., Va.
April %, is47-ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
FURNITURE DEPOT

FURNITURE UEFUI
1t Hafpcrs-F Ferry. /.
TsHE undersigned has The pleasure 10 an-
4 nounee 10 the public that he has for sale,
. large assortment Of
Beautiful Furniture,
Such = SOFAS, BUREAUS, Fables, CAsirs
Mattresses, Bsdsteads, Looking Glasses. &C.
ell Of which he will sell atyery reduced prices.
These articles are manufactured 10 Alexandria,
OF The best materials and 10 the best manner,
with the Gid Of machinery, and under such ia
sorable circumstances as enables him 10 assure
the public that, they are better and handsomer,
and win be sold cheaper, than any made 10 this
quarter Of the country.
Those who have been 10 the habit Of supply.
ing themselves from the Alexandra establish.
ment, are particularly invited 10 call and see
The articles now offered.
Call and examine before you purchase slse.
where.
DPUNDERTAKING,s and Repairing Of all
kinds Of Furniture, attended to promptly.
JOHN r. ZIMMERMAN.
Asrpers-Eerry, April %. lSt7 en-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

Anan gotuP The other night. and took
Is he supposed. card Of matches, aud
began 10 break1of ono by one. trying 10
light lamp, until the whole card was
nsed up without accomplishing his OBJ
jeel. when be discovered be sad used up
his yiie's comb
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

IN IIsTtpteU as IUII0Wss
Dear NJ --. am glad the wine is
gonsWhsfe my friends will be most like
lyto drihk III Yours truly. T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
THE OPPOSITION

Daring The last year, and hope always 10
merit their fayors.
Ell. cARRELL.
Harpers Ferry, ocl 8, 1916.
r s. For the better accommodation or La
dies thave fitted up an addifional Dining Room
for them and those travelling with them which
= attended BY female serrants exclusively.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

The unlsrsiznsd e asahoFized spd win a.
,sad 70 The ssie Of he asost properly.
2. nceOKMlCK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
CIarke Connty land FOR sale.

4paE undersigned, wishing 10 dispose Of his
y Farm, si,ulie,i ia Clarke County, Va two
and bali a les from summit Point Depot, on
The winehester and P1,ainsc Rail Road, Eve
miles Bocsh of Bsffyvilie, sfers il a private
saale. The farm contains about
100 Acres
Firsy Of VII ;ch are ia good timber. A detailed
descFipiip1 i deenea unnecessary -sufiee i'll
say. greai bargain will Be given. Possession
given on ths Isl Of January next, or sooner II
desired. Ttios. " MCCORMICK.
BsrsysiIls, June = fsls-if.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

Well said an.old broker. oa reading
The news q The tskieg II yeTs Cruz
hsre beard Of eisss,Cdus iavssimsai, id
Wal slfsei bat meyer Of one qlilr 50 RI
inous q ihe isresimeai Of Vera Crp1 q
I. mus inasiiahly lead TO total loss oil
the very eaPital Of slhs Mexicans.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

A singing master. while teaching bis
pupils. was visited by brother Of the
iunefal srt. The visitor, observing thar
the ehafisler pitched the tune vocaily
said, aSr do you use a pipe = No.
said Semibrsye. lcHEw'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
FOUNTAIN Ii 0 T FL +,
. Light Street Batttmefs, Mqrytdad I
ARTHUR L. roGG, ! pa...,
PHINEAS THURSTON, fAi -


tHVHE undersigned having succeeded ibes
A late 6rn Of DIX s FO1iG --in the Pro-
prietorship Of the Fountaia Hotel, so long and
widely known as one Of tho most commpdious
establishments ini Baltimore sake This method
Iot informing the travelling public, that beside
me great Improvements made last spring, in
the addition Of 80 entire new wing 10 the
House, by which d large number of lodging
ROOMS were added, as we'll as Bath Rooms
they have recently had constructed .Attu La.
dies Ordinary, fitted up in the most unique and
beautiful style, abd also n Private Sitting Roont
for Gentlemen. which is entirely free from the
oustie necessarily incident to the more pu6licf
paris Of the House-an arrangement highly de-
sirable and which they 6atter themselves cam
rot fail to please. La connection with these
Improvements the whole Of the interior of the
house hiss undergone thorough revison--eye-
| ry tniDg appertaining 10 the upholstery of The
establishment has been renewed, and attend
ants Tor the chambers selected with strict
view 10 their entire eaPabilty in every respect.
The table will be found at all times folly sup.
piled with everything the market affords,
served up in superior style while in The
! way II Wines, SC. sc s, nothing will be kept
butwhat is Of the best quality. Add 10 these
facts the attention and courtesy which will be-
rendered oy tneif assistants, acttNg under fhsw
olCn personal supervision, to4those who may g.
yor them with . call thew aa!ier. themselves
meme will leave dissatisfied, as no Mains or ex.
pense will be spared % their part, 10 meet the
wants Of their guests, and trust their hopes Of
lipersl patronage, w i'll not prove unfounded
b5s Baggage taken 10 and from the Hotel
free Of charge.
ARTHUR L. FnGG.
RHINEAs THURSTON,
RaIfinore Fab 1Jg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

The last link Is broken that bound M
40 thee. q the horse said, when be
kicked % The traces aud fan away from
the plough.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
The Farmers Friend.

1HNHE undersigned begs leave 10 return bis
tbanksto those old and tried friends whe
hare 50 long palronizsd tho shop al present
under his management, and would say 10 lhem.
that for the future, il shall have more CLAIMS
than ever for their support As 10 his work.
y has stood The test heretofore, and i, cannss
nor shall not, 10 the future, BE- beat, fol duras
oility, price or nearpess. Wagons, Carts.
Whsei5arrows, Pioughs, Hsrrows, and in sbori
every thing belonging to his line, shall be mads
o. repaired, 10 order, nj the sbcrtestno and
on the most reasonable terms
ALFRED O'BANNON.
~ Timber and ell kinds Of Produce taksz
IN exchange for work, afcash prices.
Feb 1916. 26-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

'Isthltciock right. over thersi' asked
visater the other day Right over
there said the boy; 'iaidt rish ovsi
sU where else,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
Carrell's Western Exchange,
HARPERS FERRY, VA.
TIE Regular OPP0SITYO.YD DINING
HOUSE.

FAIL s WINTER ARRASGEMENTi Y
5M0R the accommodation Of The Passengers
~ in the Cars, will hsve OYSTERS and
other lDsiicacies Of the seasen served o. daily.
in superior style, where Ladies and Gentlemen
can gel what they want, and only pay fsr ighat
they get. My situation is the NEST convenient
on the Baltimore and Ohio issffl Read. where
Passengers cannot Posslblysbe left. i return
my grateful lhsuksto the many thousands who
ha o., rnafraot~aH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
UNI TED STATES
Ill o Il E l..

p a p rs rry, Va.
ESHE undersigned most respectfully inform
= the public that he has leased the Hotel OF
HarPefs-Ferry, known as the uEITEDSTATES
HOTEL. He has been fstteked BY the kind
Testimonials be has received of The satisfaction
and sppIptal 81 his conduct As 4 landcr in
CharisstOuDn, and bringing 10 bis residence The
|experienceof some years be believes be win be-
able 70 maintain bis charscief Amcng his friends,
and 10 acquire nov tribuis3 Of approbstion
from the travelling public. Ne IS determined
tokeePa good house, and oEe which will re-
commend itself.
He asks the travellers by The Rail Road as
veil ss all others TO give bis5 one call, and If
there be any reasoLabls csnss &c compiaint or
the fare or the manner Of is service second
visit willnot be expected, Hs,wiIl endesFor 10
be polite and courteous. and al 10 his empicy.
connected with the Hotel, viii Be required 10
practice The same deporlneDf Preparations
have been made for the accemmodatisn 81 visi-
Iters-singls o. il families, and The best ,he
ma kets afford win Be sn,hs ssrvice 81 rs s..
irons His bar will b fur1ished Win FOOD
WINES and LIQUORS, aud his Stable viii n
attended b one Of the best nsllsrs he STATE
can produce. Jos. y. ARRTI
April 10, 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

IF ! missis a gopa a. mile hos ma.
any5yonRg ladies' woul Il take 10 n axe d
hague ~ e. vs!a u Plaa Deoi,r.
We l1lak We eoaa make lesgus'
with oiE --Bsgsio Courier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

To work half your life 10 amassing a
fortuna. aud thea be obliged to spend the
remainder Of your days in watching that
iortupe. just Tor yont yictuals aud clothes.
may be called hard Case
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

Jimmy. can you tell Shas gave ,hel
name 10 wesping wslisws' Yes. replied:
ths ysangsser. brcsase yoa gets sucks
81 IRON i. end weeps when you heksi
me With III 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
Valuable Rich Woods Land

n VA S&446
WISH TO dispose OF that porli OF the
Il RISh Woods FARM lying on the West side
OF the}Gouniy road which connects the Smith.
held Turnpike with the Winchester road. and
adjoining lhe lands belonging 10 the heirs Of
John r. A. Washington, deceased, DR.. Samuel
Seollay, WMBBylor, and Mrs. Jane C. Wash
ington. This tfact contains about
One hundred and sixty Acres,
Ninety acres Of whkh IS cleared lsnd-ihe re-
msindeI isheaSlt TfpDefed, the growth con-
sisting Of the various Kincs of oak, bickory
walnut, iocus', sc. The open land, (thlr,y
acres Of which Is wen sefNin cloyer,) is, finely
exposed for cultivation --iheNWood land protect.
ing the fields from The North and West winds
and the sod Is Of the very bett quality.
! also wish TO dispose .ofa TRACT OF
LAND 90 The Blue Ridge Mountain, abou,
Two niles below the ShaanoadaIe Spfings, con
tanning bout
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

TWO uoI.k An . Fifty GENTS
PER ANNuL.
Z psraks kslf 1<aflys IN Twg pctAsN Wi y
okes 4 p,yInees II full, e pad eelitesy n
ndrsoee
nPWh-nescr paynsnt IS deferred esTond
~ errrniioa e ~ yc1I, ihefea vii Dc chatged
er1>3nbsrIiIaipnsf Tor AZ months5 ~ y. y be
al Invariably n advance.
ADyER Using
.~sThe lefsis n advertising arc. for 4 sq1are q
Al, lm thfet iSscsri0ns-lafser oees ~ me
s&eproporiioa. Each continasnce p uents pr
<,uare A-3eAH advertisements not ordefed "
aspeclkc iiaie will Be coatinuel anlll lefsia z11
sSssysd astonhagiy.
Nj " b Patssa. Asasr.s.e Ne-s2aper and
Adsesfisng Akeai he sisles y bsiusopre rn.'s.
ssiphia. Nep York aud D ,nos. hss bern sl,Po'a'se
heeas l1r deserving sad fsrs-risHg su'ser. ''''h'
asI sd.esti ssmsati fot this Psper :. Ais ~ sss "a
thase citrs sesp-stiseis. va
naIrsnsas. sSatbessi sornsr Of Baltimore and
cslsefi Streets.
EEo Teag, Ne. 50 ANA Street
Basros. No ~ 5tas Sir.xt.
PairtDgLraI. No. 81. Psae Street.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

For Rent,
VIE Store and Warehouse al Leelown,
Immediately on the Shepherdstown Turn
PIE, al the crossing Of the Msriinsburg and
SnarIestown Roads. The above stand has al
ways possessed large and profitable trade,
aud iseonsieersd superior TO any point for bu.
siness 10 this or neighboring counties.
There is q Posi- Office a. the store /; also
a Dselling stlsched. at present in the oceu.
Paney Of good and fashionable Tailor.
The shove stand will be reoted low. IL i'm.
nediste application be made.
FRANCIS DUNNINGT0N
Walper's Y Roads, Apriis, lsi7-n
.dartinsbarg Gazette 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

III. TSaga.,-There is world Of
meaning 10 the following from an old
scrap book:
9Ifthuu slshest % De wise,
Keep thess lords before thine eyes
What thou speakest and how beware,
0faAoa. 20 vhsn. isAea aud sshere.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

SxMPArilr -R ,s.el was singia, the
song sati'lsd .The G nblsr.s wsis.s sad
hAvias uttered lhs wprds--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
! 500 ACRES.

portion OF this is cleared Land, The remainder
las % j . growth Of oak, hickory, pine and
chestnut. There are upon his tract several
ienemenls, three Orchards, and number Of
fae Springs near The dwellings. This tract
viii either 10 sold entire or divided 10 suii pur-
chssers. Ny terms VAL Be made known 10
hose who msy be disposed 10 purchase either
Of The above tracts.
THos. 9. WASHINGTON.
Rich Woods, Jan I, Is44--If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

Feb, Is tls47.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

M i
.Msxisans.
A man had 4 sign up. Cheap ladies
shoes for sale here. He found ina, not
d woman entered Lis shop No wonder
The ladies DON like 10 be called cheap;
they wan, TO be called dear.
why Mr.. b. said tall youth 10 a
little person who was 10 company with
hslf-a dozen huge men. i pro.es, you
are 80 mall did mol see you before. -
Very likely replied the little man
an Ike sixpence among six copper pen
nies-- not readily perceived. bat 10 fact
worth the whole OF them
.fnscdofs "A wine merchant received
he following note The day after the fire
10 Waier.st. MY dear L.. am sor-
ry TO tell you that your store was last
night burned to the ground and your wine
issil gone 10 the devil!
Yours truly NJ
lie replied as follows:
Dear NJ . I am glad the wine is
gonsuhsfe my friends will be most like.
ly 10 drihkit Yours truly. Il
IL we Judge from history, OF what is
The book zof glory composedi Are col
its leaves dead mems skins--its letters
stamped ein hum 40 blood. its golden clasps
the pliege Of naiionsl Il is illuminated
with LEAFS and broken hearts.
A man got The other night. and took.
. Is he supposed. card Of matches, aud
began 10 break of ono by one. trying 10
light lamp, until the whole card was
used up without accomplishing his OBJ
jeel. when be discovered be sad used up
his yiie's comb!
To work half your life 10 amassing a
fortuna. aud Thea be obliged to spend The
remainder Of your days in watching that
iortune. Just Tor yont vicluals aud clothes.
snay be called a hard Case
4 Tie Tongue. There is a world Of
I meaaihg 10 the following from al old
scrap book:
eIfthou sishest DE wise.
keep thesb y 0rds before thine eyes
Whist thou speakeE and how beware
0faAo,a % whsn. ssAea aud sshere.
.saA 100 ---
"A singing master. while teaching bis
pupils. was visited by brother OF the
iunefnl srt. The visitor, observing tia,
the ehafisler pitched The tune vocally
said, SIR. do you use pipe = No.
said Semibrsye. ieHEw'
The last link Il broken ,ha, bound M
10 thse.' q the horse said, when he
kicked % lhe traces aud ran away from
the plough
'I.,hateaaek right. over th.rsi' asked
vis,ter the other day Right over
there said the boy; 'taidt Iish ovsi
sU where else,
Well said an.old btoksf. on reading
,be news q The tskisg II yeTs Cruz 81
hare heard Of eisas,rdus iau,simsaf, 10:
Wall sIfsei. bat nsy<rof one qliir 50 RI
inous q the fsresfmeai Of Vera Csp1 II
I. mus inssiiahly lead 10 total loss oil
the very saPiiai Of The Mexieans.
lf : missis a. go2d a. sails hos ma.
ay#yonRg ladies would il tike 10 n axe 81
league - CO psia "a PkRa Deoier.
We think We conIi make lesgue'l
with oiE ~ Bsgsio Courier.
Jimmy. can you tell sba, gave ,hel
name 10 weeping wsiiawy Yes. replieds
The ysangs.er. brcsase yoa gels suckssI
81 IRON 4 snd Iwceps when you hckss
me With III 49,
SYMPATHY n ,<sel was single, ,hes
song sati'lsd 'TAe G., nblsras Wife. sud-
haeine uiltrea The words-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28
New Firm.

Fa'hE Cnden'sued hereby gives notice. that he
4 has associated with himself. ss q partner in
the meIcsoi'ls business, in his store adjoining
Wease''s Tavern. In Sunhury, John Haas. and
iha, the said store will hereafter be conducted un>
der the fun Of Clement n Haas. The store st
the S'uih Wes, corner OF Market Square will no
conducted as hereto FORE hy the subscriber himself
to which he respectfully lnvises his customers and
friends.
He also nnti6es si ,ho.e ipdvb,~d 90 hin, 10 cali
hewefn this snJ the lot of January next. aud set
tle their accounts
AN kinds Of produce will be taken On account,
at cash prces.
Hereafter no longer than fous months credit
will be given. IRA 4. CLEMENT.
Suuhuvy, Nov. 81. 1886 --tE
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28
SOMETHING NEW!
NNHE Subscribers have the exclusive right of
l. vending ]. NJ. .THATCHER'S
Hot Blast Hot Air Cooking
~HGD~E E0

in the c.as,,ies Of N northumberland I, Coiumbis aud
Schuylkill; and from the enccuf sgement met with
already. they expect TO do . large husinsss. This
stove ia con-uuced tn en- rntiiely pris ciple
and on the only principle that make ho;h .
good wrod aul coal stove The inventor has over
all The difficulties ma, frequently bslong {,
other stoves. He has by his arr,neem~nt, 90 n.
s,,vctri btriline U.JOven iss front, where
in hone. tosating. trying or baking m iy be done,
and al The smell iha, arises ,hsref,om must psss
into tie -ceRbus,lle chsmber, and Ii not a, x
thrown out into the Toom ! D Besides this, there
Is oven only two inches less than tho whole size
Of the stove. wherein baking or rossting msy he
done well IL ian he IN tho common hrick oven.
This uven is ALWAYS fi Tor use when the stove il
heated, ne The whole drsushi Of no, air passes a.
Toend u constantly. ta.-..
Futac attention is particularly called 10 this
stove. !, can be- seen at our Store and Tin E-tah>
ishment in North Dsnville, at the sign nf the Co
umhia Tin shop, and a, he foundry Of Rohrbnch
Il Grmen, il Sanhury, where its particular qua'i-
lies will he fully shown and exp aimed 10 any person
ishne To 'x ,mine II.
The suhscribcrs continue 10 have ea band sl
kinds Of patloI stovcs such radis'orr cyicners,
fancy and plain suitable lor Al, who may favor. US
with call; Mi-o common sheet aud Russii Iron.
which csn bs made in any des,rsnie shs ape; toes-
iher with gen"rai assortment ot tin and japsnnrd
ware, wholesale and Te'ait Country msrh ants
IRE javi,ed ,o call and e,amine eur stock. a. our
work cannot Ne surpassed and p'ics~ ued"ers'e.
n. B. W~sau ss.iv recommend the above men.
toned stove " persons VITO wish 10 embark in
good husiners Tive pssen,ee will sell either c"un.
~ or state rights Ia suit purchasers, and --.-
~n,hlr terms He OF his sg'n's may be found in
Danville, Pa. j.. J. AFTER.
The undersigned. having seen in operation the
bot blast hot ait cooking rtove. iRveaie,' and ps-
tented by }. N. Thatcher, certify that we leli' ve,
from the inner Of i,s construct and opera ion
ths, is N. he.t offered 10 the public. The
arrangement is c"mpiete and the construction rn
odcions, that there is saving OF one half the fuel
snd nme. in d"ine any given anaostft Of rvic",
over other celebrated stoves. IN shoa We rec"n,-
ment il in pteirrence to al ofrsfs. for the simple
ressm that il embraces every branch Of economy.
SaNasi Gs-reit yohn w Garrett. David Chat.
field, w F khch u. John NJ G'ay. T. Thompson
Smith Thompson. b Hahn, J"hn 8skes. trs,ki.
All Be~r. Eh,s Cooper, Geo NJ Ri,h.rt, Daniel
Huh'nsn, Henry II Rrseh f Il Carver, Daniel
Dr.ishsch, Jnseph vanknk, Brooks EPley.
Dsnvilie. March G, iS47.--iy
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28
CHHEA-
ClothingE Establishment

in CLonu,ro seem to be tn.
" order Of the day, st tho Ph,lsdeiphia Ward
Robe, los Chesnut street. where every arlirie in
the iDe is kept, and sold q, astonishing low prices
embracing
Nosks, Bspsups, Over Sack Goats. Short Sack
Costs, Super Frsuch Cloth Dsess Flock
Coats, PAntaloons Of EVERY grade end
Syh. sny Of which win be sold either
by the ssrmsat o. dOes0, q PM
ces ihst will justify the
mos, economical In
buying.
We advise ell who wsn, good and cheap Clo
thing. 10 call a, No. los Chestnut street,
Philsderhis, Feb 9Th, istr.-6m
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-Nbon @0nan,

~1On @AEaGA.
THE subscriber offers for sale a cheap Farm,
4 situate in sham,kin township, Northumhsr-
land county, about eight miles from Summary. iy.
ing between 'he Centre turnpike and lri-h Valley.
containing l6e acres ard allowances. Said farm
~ in go.d state of cultivation, With reasonably
e,S-l buildings aud excellent water near the doc, ;
and all kinds Of fruit. sc.
JOHN fARNSWORTH.
Suphs-y, Feb. 20, Ia47.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

An EaRAruM-M Miss Biddy Fudge, in frr
history Of the Fudge family. recounting the ,ui.
should write. tits devils must prin; ) and gives
the following instance Of the havoc made by the
printer in one of her eaasionss sefs
thing,
Where talk'd Of dew-drops from freshly -Slo'n
roses 30 .iifi
The nasty thing made il from freshly blown
noses "a. .i tft