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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-02
ID T. IT'S TRY.
JACOB HELLER.

HNHANKFUL for the liberal encouts sgemen,
u which hc has received, would respectfully
inform his friends and the citizens of Northu,p,wf.
land county In general That he has prepared him.
ecif with the bes, ncurrup,ible Teeth, Gold Plate,
Gold Foil &c, that can bo hsd ia the city Of Phi.
ladephia and that he will endeavor, to the umos,
Of bis ability 10 render full satisfaction 10 oil who
uiay think proper to engage his services. Ho viii
be 10 Sunhury OF the August court where he will
tie prepared, al his residence, TO inser, Teeth on
Hold Plate or on Pivot tile latest and mos, 81.
proved plsn,. nnl ateud TO all the branches beIons.
lag 10 DEN FAIL SURGERY.
isdifs will he raited on at their places Of resi-
dcnce, If desired
His charges will bt reasonable, and hi. work
warranted.
He will 'isji different parts Of the county. Abeut
once 10 three months.
sanboty, Iuly 18th, ,si6--6n
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EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY

ANOOPER'S ETERIAL OLA prompt and
q lasting remedy for Ds.rNIss. oiss for pains
and discharge of matter from the Ears.
Hundreds Of cures in cases deemed utterly hope
less have firmly established Its superiority
~ former Medical discovery. - tI
This vaivabc Acoustic Medicine is compound
Of four different Ole, one Of which. the active snd
principal ingredient, is ob,ainel from the bark of
cersin species Of WALNUT. new aud efiectul
sseD, in the cure Of Deaine+s.
Person. who had besn deaf for 10. IS snd even
20 year'. have Oeen permanently cured by usiug
this OIL Ia fsct. So nutnefous aud ~ e,nph ,tic
have tesn The testimonials ii, it. favor, that the ill.,
vsntor claims !or il tho distinction Of an Ifallitle
Remedy. in oil cases, when sbe Ea, ia perfect In
It's ff,nati n.
For further partcuIsrs, and evidence of its erss,
value, see printed sheets. in The hands of Agents.
For sale in Sunsuy, by J. w. FRlLlNG.
September i9,h, lSl6.-,y
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that they will resist the fire Of any building 10 the
world. The ousldeca.e Of the Safes made Of
boiler IRON. the irside Of soapstone, and be.
tween the cutter case and inner case is y space Of
'ine = inches tack, md Is filled in with indesuuc-
u5lc m''e'l. 81 az 'o mike 1t all impnssbili,y to
ever burn any If the conten's inside of this Chest
These Soupotone Sal ,narders we are prepared
aud do challenge the Hs'ld 10 produce any article
IN The shape of Book Safes that " i'll stand much
heat, n"i We hold ourselves ready at all times to
have hn ta.rly tested by public bonfire -houli a.
ny ,F ow competitors feel DISPOSED to try them.
We also continue t. rnauutsctue and keep con-
sinnty Oh hond, large and general assortment of
our pienium Sir iieht Fire Proof Safes. If which
We have large quantity In use, sul in every in-
-'47rn hey h,ve gwen entire satisfaction TO the
rufchosers--ol which we will refer the public TO
te" gentlemen who have them IN use.
y. & &. Taylor, leg moth 3! -; A. Wright
< \ phsw, Vine -. wharf; Alc,anlef Csror Com
,'yancer corner of TiIhrf, and 9th s's.; JOHN VI.
Ford 81 north 30 st.; Mver~ Bush, 20 norsh 81
st; Bailey & Brother, 1873 Maset st.; James NJ.
Paul, lol south Al, St; Dr. David Jayne, south
80 at; matthex r. Miller, 90 south 81 ~; and
we could name som- three four hundred a,hers
II 1t wrre Necessary. Now we invite The attention
o' the pubic, aud particularly those in want Of
Fire Proof iss, TO call a, our store before purcha
sing elsewhere, snl think silsfy them
tha, they will GO, better sn cheaper article At
ou' store thar any other establishment in thP city.
We riso Cc.tinur 10 Jnsnuidctute Seal aud Co.
pying Presses made in such manner t. an
s~er both PURPOSES Hoisiins Machin's, Fire
Proof Doors, with our own msnufn,iure OF locks
on them, With u. Eyanss Iaten, keyhole cover
attached 20 he saGIe; plain and ornamental lion
Railing, &c.
y. B.-Ne k'tp constantly on hand a large
errtmcn, ci "ur Po,.t Slate l.in,d R,fIissr tns,
N AtcI Filters aud { .ulrr. and We have also on
hand several -rcord hlni FIR, Proof Chests taken
IN exchange for olr~, which We viii drross OF at
rr'y low y,,e,.
PbiisdsIphi, January "sh. lsI6,-ly
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W. Fl. e Fl O W = S O N,
Fashionable
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,

hArKEn SrUrEr, SuSBuRr,
FeNtANkFtL for past favors, bcss leave 10 in.
Z form hs friends and the public grneray, that
he has lust returned nom the city wi h and
fashionable iis,s auA a fdi assortment of Light
colnred, Bronze, Black KID. ard all other kinds
Of MoroccotoT Genilemrn, Ladies end Chlldrcn's
wear, snd he assures all who may favor hun with
'htlr custom, tha, they may rely upon having their
work done in the mas, substantial and fashionable
manner, and al very low prices
lie also has full assortment of low priced work
selected hy himself which he will sell lower than
ever oTrea in this place, viz
Mems Shoes. ss low Us 81 90
Extra Siou: Boots, zoo
Good Lace Bno's lor Women, 100
Women's Slips, 30
ChIldr.ns Shoes, IS
Sole Leather, Morocco &c, for sae low.
Angus. 22l. ISi6-aplstf
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b ''., ...... "a ..rs ut.H rINitn,
... ..n.. '.y..y'u.h.'' shine. az be chsr-
lgu., rr..5 Ghr current a. that stream upon
."" ru.re,t.cu1H'1 poriIOn OF that pom devils
r..ra "npois! Il he fre was sxiinguished with
""l seriaus fRmnrr,' IS ihe papers say-the
+. f'- was 'horanehy sstnrated--and having
-e17egsd his heavy inside wet ior skin
. rrcaing, re departed. perfectly sober. smi,isi
o." ieeIs OF the crowd who had witnessed he
.yate--most vociieroas'y enrsing sil improve
neo's ID msgns,ism and combustlblss IN y.
SPIRIT G.PB.
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EVANS G. WATSON.

NO. % SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Opposite the Philadelphia Exchange
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Tie hlo~irig list shows the current value Of oil
'cn.s, lsonia Bank Notes. The most implicit rc-
lsn:e -.,y he placed apcn il, as it is every ,cee6
sNtiiiy compare1 with ard corrected from Bick.
neils ReeoStef ~ '' '
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-02

Manufacture and keep con-
''tan,ly on hand, a large as
'sortment of their Prtent In
proved SIlamsnder : F II Z
PROOF SAFES, which are
~ CONSTRUCTED IA to Sc, at rest
al manner Il doub a. to their
.hrinc strirtlr Grp nrnnf and
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-02
Boot & Shoe
r. STABLISN NJ e N y.

DANIEL DRUCKEMlLLER,
At lis Oid Establishment. in Market Street,
Sunbury.
Opposite TIE RID LION iioTEL,)
~ 3 ErURNS his thanks for past flvors, and re-
Y specially informs his friends snd the public
generally, tina. he continues to manufac 10 OF.
der IN the eatest and latest style.
CHEAP EOOTS AND SHOES,
warranted # the test material, snA made by the
most exYui need Norkmen. He also keep. on
hand seo'fal assortment Of fashionable Boots for
g"nl'men, together with large stock Of fashion.
-he gent, mems, hos Ia lies ard child ems Shoes,
all at which have been made under b. own imms.
tiae inspection. and are Of Inc hest ms,erial and
W" km 'n.h q, hich h. will sell low for cash.
IL addition 10 lhc ABOVE, he hes Just received
from fhilad lphia large and extensive supply Of
Boos, shoes, &C. e al descriptions, which he also
ffcrs nr cs,h. cheaper Than before Offered in
Ills place. He iespectfuiiy invites his old cus,o-
mers, and oihtIs, to cell anJ tIa aine for them.
$, Ives
Repairing done with nealnsss snd despatch.
SunhuTy, August l5'h, 1876
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-31

Another IOWA town called Bereriy has been laid
out the point Of the Jersey Shore Is miles above Phlde
pha by an association Of PERSONS who have purchased the
property in the vicinity speculation. wharf has been
built there and the place begins to thrive
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-31

OF the vessels which lett this county Europe between
October ls si6 and July %, s47 sai that hun
dred and thirty either lost abandoned
PEELED % return, or put into port for relief The list
docs not include those that threw overheard part q the cargo
which slightly damaged that they able to pur
sue their VOYAGE
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-31

FarAL AccipENr.-Whle the workmen on the Central
Railroad at Burlington, were engaged in excavatng sand
bank on Saturday last the bank caved in and buried five Of
hem-iour Of whom taken out Dead and one barely
alive, and much injured be beyond the hope Of re-
coyery - Vermont Gazette
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-31

ONSInusEs.-Had Solomon lived in our day, he might
have added omnbuses the four things which are never full
noticed Of these conveyances medium-sized vehicle
make momentay stop the corner Of Fifth and Plum to
receive passenger. Any room here said he. Plenty,
replied the conductor In he went and had to stand Nd for
of seat together with three others There were th
passengers on the roof and Twenty-Five inside the
nious.-PhL paper.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-31

On. H,wKEs-The New Orleans Bulletin learns from the
friends Of this gentleman that there no probability that he
viii accept the Presidency Of William and Mary College, a)
10 which he was lately appointed.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-31

DEATH OF 4 SISTER CH,RIrY The New Orleans pa
pers Of the 10Th death Of Sister ANN BlRRt
LrScH, member Of The noble scrhood of charity
She died day two previously the Charity Hospital Of
phus fever contracted while in the unremng discharge of
the functions imposed upon her order She yet in the
bloom OF youth aged 81 wears.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-31

WESTERN STEAMBOAT DIsAsTERs. Memorandum Of ac-
cdents which occurred to steamboats, from the LIST of Noyem-
Der, ls45, to the corresponding month, 1916
The whole number Of accidents during the above time il
l45. By these accidents 3lo lives lost and 80 persons
less injured OF the las accidents Is boats
were totally lost, and 30 were badly damaged
The number lost the Western rivers was 100 &c were
nagged 80 sunk 10 boilers burcd Is were run INTO
by other vessels, 10 destroyed by fire. 10 were shin
wrecked and seven were cut through by the ice
There not sufficient data whereby to form guess even
the profitable loss arising from these accidents but there
doubt that the amount would be from four millions to five
millions Of dollars.
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The Communication.

IA Ills Is the ut.e of weekly Family Newspa.
~ per, which will make iis appearance IN Plis
borl' Chatham county, in May next II vii cm.
brace, intelligence Of a political, literary and mis-
ccllaurous character, and will at the same time,
advocate the CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE. In
politics, II will be neutral
Those friend. OF Temperance who have 50 long
been ANXIOUS for G Press to advocate the cause to
which they have warmly adhered, can now be
accommoda ed. as a sutGcicn, number Of subsc7i.
bcrs have already been procured to warrant this
Publication, The Editorial Department will be
conducted by an association Of able writer's. The
price OF subscription Is 5 per aunum, IN advance
4 rSecretaries Of Temperance Soclcties thro'-
out tbs State requested to forward to The Pub.
usher OF the " Communicated" by mai, as soon
as convenient the names of their respective AS
sociauuns, their Off GERS, number OF members, and
all other information on tho subject of Temper.
auco, Ia their possession, as viii afford interest
lFEduors, generally, will please give the above
notice isv Insertions.
PUshoro, April lS41.
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! 81 - 8. 8 ) ] ~
ANEes "a ayaAss
|! /. q I. &c gEss

Have been happily used for the cute Of the Ferfr
and Ague, with the most eminent and invariahle
success. Or Tyler has Lately received from the
West where this disease prevails 10 a coHsidcra
bic extent, iniuhttabe proofs that his medicines
are in high estimation there, as speedy and ct.
feciual cure OF it.
No instance has ever come TO the knowledge
Of any Of his Agents, where these medicines
have failed TO break the eaiH IN fsrer aud ague,
after the third dose In fact the second dose is
generally sufficient for the purpose and by fol.
lowing a course Of the Pills rs recommended the
person affected may not only be permanently Sc.
cured against further attack of the disease, but
will enjoy far better health than at any period
previous to the ague for this medicine regulate.
ono's stomach aud nervous system, and thus Of
course eraGieates even the seeds OF the disease.
AGENTS Ill. Il u l.: $, Williams, Charlotte,
and Phfer s YORK, Concord, y. c.
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4zezy -. ssExFssS&s
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HNWELVE years have now elapsed since DR..
n Peters Vegetable Pills were first ntrodnc.
cd TO The public, and which is tie surest test OF
their virtues that can lc g.rca- there are nov
moro Of them sold than any other description Of
pile whalevef tn the known world In fact, the
sale Of the Vegetable Pills has been enormous be.
yond all precedent the first year It amounted 10
100 600 boSes-the second to three the third to
s-thc fourth 10 l3-aud SO on I'll the year 1916,
just closed, during which orders lor The prodtgous
quantity Of :. 900 600 of boxes were received, aud
duly fulfilled at the establishment. These facts
speak more n their favor thun volumes OF mere
euogy But j, is like glGng refined gold and
painting the lily To culoglze Peters Vegetable
Pills, for tho world has decided on their merits,
and The lssue is that wherever civilization has cT
tended, there have the reputation. the sale and
tie usefulness Of Peters Pills extended also.
Aorsrs.-EI D. & l.. 5. Williams, Charlotte,
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DIR. GORDON'S
Vegetable Family PiUS.

Tho following are among the distressing vnre.
~ Of human diseases, to which tie Vegetable
Pills is known 10 he inEalhbet
uy>PEP>IA, by thoroughly cleansing the
frsl and second siomschs, ana creating flow or
healthy bile, instead Of tho stale and acrid kind !
-FlotulcHcv, Pdipjtatioa II tke Hsqrt, Less of
appetite. HsartbmH and Hsddache RsstirSsHesS
III temper. Anr.sty, LaHguor ana MsiaReh0lH
which are the general symptoms Of Dyspepsls
will vanish, as a natural consequence OF It's cure
Costirsness, by cleansing the whole length of the
iutestines with solvent process and without
yi.lcnce.
The complaints in which DR., Ccrlou's Yego.
table Pills are most effective, and which, when
administered accord ng 10 direction, they can
scarcely fail 10 cure, are as follows yellow and
bilious tcvers, fever and ugle, dyspepsia, Group
liver complaint, sick headache, laundice, asthma,
dropsy, Rheumatism, enlargement Of the spleen,
piles collie female distractions, heartburn, iurred
tongue, nausea, discussions OF the stomach aud
bowels incpcnt diarrhoa, iatulence, habitual
costivoness loss OF appetite, blntched or sallow
COZ reXiun and in all OF torpor Of The bow.
els " here i cathartjc or an aperent is needed
They are exceedingly mid in their operation,
producing neither nausea, gripping, uor debility,
! In all cases they will DO found safe and sim.
pie remedy, yet all powerful tor tho removal o,
diseases, whether chronic or recent infectious Of
otherwise. They do not render the system liable
to be affected by any changes of temperature
| The very cause. or occasion of the human frame
| being affected by colds and coughs is removed by
their use. Therefore, they may be used at all
times and seasons without damage, and change oi
| diet, and any extra care is unnecessary,
These Pills arc for sale in every county IN this
State, at % cents per box. and may be had OF The
following agents, II, II {, l.. s Williams and
B. Oates. Dtuggs,, Charlotte Pharr & Wallace
| and Phifer & York, Concord, n. {.
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A appearing 70 tile satisfaction Of The Court,
M that tie Defendant, Samuel y Walls is not
an inhabitant OF this State, Rus hulforc Ordered
BY he Court, that publication be made in the
Charlotte JJurtal for the spdoc Of six weeks, no.
Trying the SAID Samuel b. Walls to appear al the
neat Couri Of Pleas aud Qllrltr Sessions, 10 be
held for The county Of IfedeIl, al Tie Court House
IN Statewide, on The Sd Monday 10 Nag next,
thcn and there to plead or rcplcvy, Otherwise
J idgmcnt final vii be taken against him and The
laud and other property levied upon, condemned
TO satisfy The plaintiff 5 demands and cost in this
SUI.
Witness ] +. Alexander. Clerk Of orr said
Court a, office, the 3 Monday in February, al,
and IN the 7lst year Of our Independence.
J. F. ALEXANDER, ClGk.
runtcr's Fee So. ,3l
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gNe ne'a''<VtN'a'a
~ ~ - ss~-.-.N u. s-s- szsS1 ~
Type Foundry aud Printers Fur.
nIshiug warehouse,
E,nE SUBSCRIBERS have opened a
l. NEW TYPE FOUNDRY IA the

city Of New York, whore they are ready 80 sup
py orders q any rslcnt tor any kind OF J0h or
FANCY TYPE, aud every afuclc necessary Tor
Printing Uinoo,
The Typo, which arc cast IN new moulda, from
an entirely new set oi materials, w'lh deep eoun
terra, are warranted 10 be unsurpassed by any, aud
vii 10 sold al pucee to sun toe tunes.
Printing Presses furnished, aud also steam En'
gines OF the most approved patterns.
y d. A Macintosh Is constantly IN attendance
10 70 air Presses To do light WORK.
Editors OF newspapers, who will buy three
times as much type as their bills amount 70, may
give The above SIX months insertion IA their pa,
pcrs aud send their papers containing It 10 tho
subscribers.
CoCkCRoFT Il oyEREND, 6s An 81
October 5, 1915. 52-6n
TI ~ :, ,J T,.a.,,.tnJ 81 tl,. nm,
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VOLUME XVII.
7. J. HOLTON,
EDITOR. PR0PRIE7OR i PUBL LSHER
TER MS:

TERMS:
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS If not
paid IN adUahee. THREE DOLLARS # not
pau loithia sir months; and THREE DOL.
LARS AND Fifty CENTS # nor paid IN.
al after The aspiration Of The year No piper
diseoSt'Hges until all aTTeardgts are pad, e.
etPt at &e option Of hs Editor.
" AdrsInse@eHts inserted at One Dollar per-
square, (Id hnss " less, this sized tyBe) or the
yTd Insertion and Is eesfs for zach coHiiau.
GHee. Court advertisement, and Shefi6's Salts
charged % per cent higher; and deduction Of
3j5 per cent toitt be nude fi0m Tie reguigr mn
ses, for aaveItisers by the gear. Advertisements
iHssTted ms"fhfy or quarterly 81 PEI square for
each time Sehri.mosthiy - eeats Per square
~ ege. nH.e.
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
NEW
NEW
Dry Goods, Hardware Il Cutlery
ESTABLISIEWE
w. G.. JAMES 4 co

N RE now receiving ard otIer for sale, by
sA Whol. ulc and rci4il, az extensive assort-
meat Of ne~ ard well selected Foreign and Do
n.stic Stapip and Fancy
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GROCERIES.

winch they Offer FOR CASH, 1t a sE advance
On Charleston prices.
-TIlEY HAVE 0S HANDS
10 bhis SUGAR, prime and low priced,
Is bills do
300 caves Dou e ,,dned Loaf and Crushed.
Aso fnc C1
5 barrel, do
Extra fuc Tyson TEA Fine DO O.
Oo5loug lblackl 10 half pound papers,
10 very superior,
Pow shong do in half round papcrs
Bags Of Old Java COFFEE,
I.agulra 90
RIO DO I'D and new cror,
Boxes Sprrm Candies, 4 and 6 10 The pound,
B5xe, a ismlnlle On pipcis) 10 the pound.
B1xe, Charleston made Taliow. t 10 the pound
and , 10. cannistcrs Preserved salmon, Ter.
mc,irally sealed,
I ID cannisttrs /. abslcra, Theoretically scaled,
Jars mixed Ptc.les DO Gherkns. qts ond pts
Canislcrs Safd nes On oil aud 10. each,
LAYER Raisins (sll clusters , ZlHte Currlnls,
Quarter boxes NIX k4islH.,
sJit theIied Almonds
Drums Iurk,y Etes snail s,ztl
BJrd aux Almonds, so.t shelcd,
Boxes Genoa Ciron, preserved vi 5 White sugar,
Last and West Indiu Groceries assorted,
Jars EAST l4ti4 Preserved Gng,r,'
Maeatori,
W4lc and ground Back PEPPER,
do do Ailsyce
NatmcEs. Cloves, G.nger, Cinnamon, Mace.
No Chocolate,
Prepared Cocoa,
underaood'- Mu.tstd 10 and ! u bot,lc',
Rose Water. Lemon. Pine ,plc. Strawberry
ka~pbcrty sud % o-l SYkUpS,
Sweet OF, Harvey Sauces, Reading Sauce,
Mushroom kcichup. Tomato ketchup.
Paslt NnrgIr. S;9uEhton'. Rittcfs.
soda Biscuit, Pie Me, Water, Plot, and Navy
Crackers,
Lemon 90
t.-.i Starrh, superior article,
Fig Bloc, Lodge,
Letter Paper, FuolscaPd1
Salt Pclrr, Sr.sfatu.,
White Vine Fnceat Cider 40
Cauistcrs Dypunts Eagle Riff Tow der,
KEGS and hali Kegs Eff glazed do
\ tgl! assortment Of SilOT, ali SIS,
200 Sacks q SALT. extra large s,ae and IN
order,
ms !, ? and Naokcrcl,
kWs No do
Pine Apple Cheese, Goldfish, Smoked Herring,
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yuuE fourth Session Of THIS Institution Wi,
" commtpcc ON the fret Monday to Japuafy
nrki under the supountcHaenae OF the above gcu-
lIcmtn Tie course Of studies adopted Is such
a. 10 prepare pupils ipr admission TO lhe Jaalet
C,sss 10 any o. our College, II, location Is az
pcss1ut aud hcsllhy, and as taf removed from
al causes Of dissipation, as any 90 t.gs section OF
tho D ATE
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CHEMICAL AND ASSAY
G.S.yIs.ss

TENIlE Subscriber informs The public that
hr has OPENED CHEMICAL and
AsSAYING OFFICE, one door north Of Oates
Drug Store, Cup slairs) in the rooms, formerly
euped by w Johnston, Eco, where he is prepa
red to Assay Gold and Steer and TO Anaaigse
Ofes, Minerals, Mineral Waters, Soils, &c.
The subscriber believes that the wants of tins
portion Of the Safe demand such an establish.
meat.
la the absence Of the subscriber, DR.. +. NJ
Ross viii take charge Of any thing that may be
I for analysis or assay.
D.ASBURY.
Charlotte De Is ls4G lltf
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lrNr,

Go! X W. Coehraa, HeckitaLarg. " c.
CAds. n Huis, Ma Grore, y &.
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EEOE Sc AND SIGN
PAIlIvIllH
AND PAPER HANGING.
y. w. RiINEY

FsNENDERS Als services = die public 10 the
Il above aae 81 t3ainess Having prepared
.uss.t ys.lh al Tic il4is ard Implement, ntret.
"a, 20 che prosecution % h.s 5a4ncss, and has
lat tesu ~ several ycat Engaged 90 d, he heres
4, tcuruue a'lcui.ls ~ at;t ..t,sA. share
u ,ic public patronage,
Ornamental, sign, Flag 81 Eousc
PAIlIItIlIsa
AND PAPER HANGING,
adj DC promptly executed 10 superior ~ lnI
e. moderate cit4fgca Specimens OF his work
tag Be =, en- III any &c t.e surrounding counties
o. Nccblcudutg, tuIon. L,ucsIa, Rowan, ifedeH,
Caldwell S,sIAy OF An-ou.
IfOfder, ioi gus $ u be Thankfully received
and promptly aud neatly executed and forwarded
~ order,
J ". RAINEY.
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cord, xil be attend Do.
Nor 20, irtj CT
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-20
For sale,

n handsome ligh, two horse Carriage made
ESA in Philadelphia at my shop.
CHARLES OYERMAH.
Feb II, leI7 1877