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NO. 39.

Mail across the Isthmus to Panamd.-
The Consul to Chagres has beeh dtdered
to receive and transport The mails which
have arrived a, that point, destined for tte
United States, by The ordinary .country
mail. The Postmaster General says -
81 hope soon 10 have line In operation
10 Chagress aud across the Isthmus during
the summer, under the act Of last session;
Of Congress. Advertisements are now oaf
for service" y :
Chloride Of Soda is said, in The London
Lancet, medical work. 10 be an effectual:
cure for any burn. III is stated in that jour!
nal. as an example,. that an attorney. in
attempting to put out the flames that had
attacked, The curtain Of bis bed, 20. his
hands burned and blistered, but moi broken.
He sent for d couple of Quarts ofthe lotion,
four ounces of the solution 10 pint Of
water, had it poured into soup-plates,
wrappen his hands in lint, as no skin was;
broken, and so kept them for some time.
Next morning he was so perfectly well
that puly one small patch Of burn remained.
YET an hour had elapsed before the appli-5
calion. It is added that the same remedy
is sufficient TO heal scalds and black eye.;
Pine Shauings.-Last year, for want Of
leaves and other suitable litter, we made.
use Of pine shavings for covering Of our3
Irish potatoes; the result was, almost an,
entire failure, so far as that portion was
concerned. This year wo planted the
same lot in corn, which looks fine, except
on that part where the pine shavings were
put that has looked yellow aud sickly all
the season, and at this time is not near so
large aud flourishing as lie rest Of the lot
We should like to hear from some Of our
practical and scientific farmers, some rea-
sons for what is stated above.-AHdersoH
Gazette.
Insulting Witnesses in C0urt.-Among
the mates presented by the Philadelphia
grand jury Of the July term. is that of the!
unreslraiied abuse Of witnesses by mem-}
bers of,he bar in court The graud jury
consider this license calculated TO abridge the;
dignity OF the court and 10 interiors with
The proper course Of justice. twill be-
recollected that a young man uamed Smith;
lately made san assault 10 r hiladelphia;
upon a lawyer named Bartoa,s for Slhisf; li'f
sYety hing 4. 4. sss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-11

Decoy For Tgers.-A lady visiting
the Menagerie in Paris, became engaged
ssiiE conversation, with her back turned 10
the, cage Ola Bengal;,igeL Stepping back
sincauliously,lhe nearest tpoin. or:lhe tempt.
ing prey came withinareach OF The an
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-11

/" The World must DC Peopled."-Tho
wife of Mr.. William Tinker, fisherman
in New ork, presented him, on Thurs.
day, with three little female Tinkers.-
Mrs. Dunn, Of Detroit, recently presented
her loved and loving lord with three little
Dunns. Mrs. B. F. Cannon, of New Sa-
lem, ON Tuesday night. presented her has.
band with four small Canons.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-11

Female Loquaeity.-Jean Paul says,lha'
a lady officer, il she wanted to give the
word halt to her troops, would do itsome.
what in this wisc-"You soldiers, oil oi
you now mind, | order you as soon as |
have finished speaking, 10 stand still, eve-
~ one of you, on the spot, whore you hap.
pen to be; don't you hear me? halt, !
say all of you!"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-11

Query for Loatsrs.-Flour is down to
six dollars, and this being the case, it is a
question worthysof melaphysician: how
many ounces more do the bakers put in a
loaf? We also sugges, for Mrs. Part
inston's special consideration this. other
not less absruse problem why do bakers
as class, exhibit such prompt and Zeal
GUS faith in a rise in Flour and such firm
and prolonged skepticism as 10 decline !?
~ Y. Tribune. 8; :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-11

Antiduie jor the Jite cta Rattle Snake,
An intelligent, lady from Tioga county,
Pa, informs US that the settlers 10 that
section ofthe country care litlle for the bite
ofa rattleslesuake.- stales that a piece
of common indigo, made into paste with
spirits OF comphor and applied to the
wound, will prevent any serious conse.
quences occurring. and in fac, al once
neutralize the poison.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-11

In a village Of Pitou peasants wife,
after long illness, fell into Iethargy.
She was thought dead, and being only
wrapped in lineu, as was customary among
the poor. was carried TO the place of inter-
ment. On the way thither, in passing
some briers, the body got scratched, and
bIed profuseIy, which caused her TO revive.
Fourteen years after they took her Sc.
cond time to lie buried, when the husband
exclaimed, "For Heavens sake, take care
ofthe briers ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-11

IS sufficient. Il 6as been Tied many
times. on men aud dogs, and they have
invariably recovered.
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From the Illustrated Sun. RI
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Among young men there is sno.sa class
soabrimming full of.mirthtal pranks, as.
College Students. l, seems that from; I'M
The application necessary TO collegge.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-11

Tile speed Of fthe PLow.--lT lie usualspeed
Of horses at the plow may be ascertained
| inthis way. Aridge of5yaIds in breadth
will require a length of965 yards 70 contain.
an imperial acre and 10 pldw which at
| 9 bouts of 10sinchs breadth Of (sfnrro@ slice,
Counting no stopages. vii una kolihe horses
e z.S mil ~ III ini L0 hours gives.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-02
TRAVERSE JURY,

First wesk, January Term, ls47.
Bloom-samuel Rinehard, Frederick Drcher vii
liam Brown
Briercreek-Josrph pilkington, Gilbert Fowler
Canawissa--John ZicgIer
Center--Benjamin Fowler, Jacob Shellhammcr
Dery--Samuel Muilcy, Jacob Bddc
Fishingcreek-- Edmond Crawford, Harman Labor
Daniel Kitchen
Franklin--Soomon Hartley
Glcenwood---Isa r. Kline
IIemI)ck--EIi ThononJ John Pursel, H. {. Shoe.
maker
Jackson--WiIiiam Lemons, David Remlcy
hrmestoLc-John Smith
Libetty--Jacob Crawford
Mount pieasant--J. W. Vandersce, Jacob Ship
man
Mathematician Wclliver
Naine--Seth Hartman John Kicfer
Monour--Petcr X. Rissel, James Barton, ]. Nc.
Ninch
Mahonng--M. McAllistcr, David Philips John
REYNOLDS, sen. Jacob Reynolds. Jacob Scchcr
William Dect, William Morgan. Reuben Eori,
Orange John Snyder, Jesse Coleman
Roaringcrcek.-- --SamJe Nears, Jonas Fahrngcr
David Ycager, John Bcnnger. Silas johnson
SugarIoaf-.P Phillip krickbaum, Peter AppIcman
John Laubach
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GRAND JURORS,

For january Term, ls47.
Brlercreek-Enos Adams, Nathan Secly
Centrc-paul Zuner
.Deuy-Andew b. Cummings
William Roarhach
'Fishingcreek-Wliam Park, John Lozarus, Hi.
ram X. Kline
Greenwood William Eyer, William Mathers
Hcmlock-James Roat
MahonIng- -Chares Conner, Thomas Clark
Madison William Mos,ellcr Daniel Roat
MIfliip Charles Woykheiset
Main-Jacob Gearheart
Montour- James Woodsdes John Richards
Orango-Samucl Bez
Roarngcreek-lc Jefferson Wintcrsteen
Sugaroai--Peter Hess, John II. Davis, Thomas
Mendcnhall
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Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sale

EpY virtue ofu toslatum vcnd' ex, to me digcct
I'D sd will be exposed to public sale at Orange
WIFE, in Columbia county, on
Sd'rday The l6h day Of January ner'
at O'Clock, p. M tho following property, to wit
ALL the right title and iulorest of the heirs OF
HeLry Hesz deceased, in certain tract OF
land situate IN Fishmgcrcck township, Columbia
county, containing 5000 acres more or les3,ahout
200 acres Of which is cleared la'd, bounded by
lands Of SamneI Crevmg Jacob Wonner, Michael
YapIe, Daniel S uckcr, RIias McHenry and others
whcrcon are erected eighteen Log Houses and
eight barns; with the appuhenanccs; known as the
Neidman land
seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of the Heirs OF Henry Hesz,
BENJAMIN HAYMAN, Sheriff
SHERpT's OTIcEi Dunyille; Dec @5i 1916
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NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVE'N,

FENO all legatees, creditors al other pc sons in
tcrestcd in the estates Of the respectl deCc
dents and minors. that the adm instraton an, guar
dian accounts OF the said estates have been iiled
in the Office of the Register of the county of Co
lumbia, and will he presented for confirmation
and allowance to the OphanIs Court, to be held
at Don>ie; in and for tae county aforesaid, on
Wednesday the goth day of January, next, at Z
o'clock, PM.
The account Of Samuel Greasy, Adminisro
tor fthe estate Of Henry Greasy, late of Mfln
township, deceased
2 The account of John Bealer Administrator
oftho estate o. .-ibraham Bea!er late Of Fishing.
creek township, deceased,
The account Of Thomas Mendenhal, Exec,
utor Of The last will and testament of John Smith
late of Sugarloaf township, deceased.
CHARLES CONNER, Register.
Register Office, }
DanVlIe, Dec. l8, 1916.
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lIGMilAHTMNno


MARRIED. On the 24lh inst. by the
Rev William ]. Eyer, Mr. NrNcu Of
Franklin township to Mjsa CATnA INE
LElDY, ofMonleur township.
On tho same day by the same, Nr.
Thomas VAsTINE, of Rush township Nor
lhumberand county, TO MISS LENAu VoGuT
of Franklin township.
On the Same day by the same Mr.. FRED
ERIcK PHALER TO Miss JULIAN MALONE both
OF Cauawissa.
On Thursday 21th inst. by Rev. D. j.
Waller Mr.. JESSE HoLLINGsHEAD 10 Miss
HARRIET, daughter of John DeiIerlCk Esq,
Of MOnleur,
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TRAVERS JURY.

Sscond ,oesk -January Term l817
Bncrcroei. Jacob Rider, Henry Deericl. NJ. W
lAckson, Archibald Henry
Bloom. Casper Kressler, George JohA.
Centre. Jacob Hess, William Kclchner JOSEPH
Pobe, Lew A. Hitchis0n
Cnrtawissa. lsaUc s. Monroe
FishnGcreek. David Aucenbock, Mckinney
Buckalew
Greenwood Isaac Evans, Isaac Ikesr Phill
Reese
Hemlock. William Cox Daord Smith. I,aar
Leidy
Jackson. Daniel Fuu.t, Robert Edgar
Liberty. Joseph Dem, Joseph Kerr
MadisTn. Abraham Broad, Abraham Barton
Mahoning. Charles G, BuIdy, Philip sdIer, G
B, Brown
Niflr, Amos Herlocker
Orange. William White
Romincroek ludah Chernslon, George Feuer'
man
yrrlnrTgsf. nhp McFenry Gliao Blw
Valley David MsErtll Iaa!es Cu,rv
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BIoommsburg, December 5, 1916.
P ggbHiC Sale.

To be sold at Yenduo by the subscriber
on
Saturday the 2nd dag Of Jonuury nert
on The premises situate in Bloom township
Columbia County about one mile from the
town Of Boomsburg on the great road lead
ing from Bloomsbury to OrangeviIIe and
Immediately iO the Iron region of Columbia
County a certain lot Of ground contain,
2 acres strict measure whereon is erected n
log house and log stable well of water al
she door and a variety of fuil trees, Sale 10
commence al 10 o'clock A, NJ. and terms
made known.
IDDlNGS BARKLEY
Acting Executor ofGemge Linn dec.
Bloomsbury, December 1916.
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lNFLAuMroRy SORE THROAT or QUINsY
is an acue and sometimes highly dangerous
complaint and should be attended to in the
early stage of the malady as the sighesI
delay is ofen attended with serious conse-
quences Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills
of the North American College ar Health
are The best medicine in the world for .he
cure Of an inaammatory sore throat because
they not only purge from the body those
hum0rs which are the ranse of every de-
scripIiOn Of inflammation aud swelling but
they suit all ages and NAV be administer.
ed aOtthom a moments deiay For grown
person from four to eight Of said Indian
Vegetable Pills should be taken night and
morning, until The urgent symptoms have
abaed after which three OF four Pills taken
once in twenty -four hours, will in a short
time make perfect cure.
BEWARE OF CoUvTERrEIrs,---Th public are
cautioned against the many spurious medicines
which ir order 10 deceive are called by names sim
liar to WrighGs Indian Vege able Pills
The only original and genuine Indian
Tcgeia5te Pills haze the signature oj
Um Urgh ,0rittcn Vih Il pen on Tie
top dbel Of Each bor 70 counterfeit
This is forgery and all others Should be
slammed as poison
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale orIUighPs
Indian Vegetable Pills wholesale aud retail l69
Race $: eet PhiIa ielphia; 2S8 Greenwich Street
New York; and 1893 fremont Street, Boston.
Agent for BIoomsburg, George Weaver, for 9th,
or agents zee advertisements in another column.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that have purchased st
Constable Sale, as the properly Of William
n. BidIemaD, the following aItrcIeS-2O
yards Of carpelCg-Une clock.-one barrel
of cider-hsIf barrel vinegar-2 lubs-I
grsin crade--2 shoas-l horse--I Sc, of
harness. bUggy--and hsvo Ief the same
in bis possession during my pleasure, and
forbid any person taking them from hlm
either bv purchase or Otherwise, without
my consent
EPIlR4M HAUS.
MOnlour, Dec, 26 1916.
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CARPENTERS TOOLS.
NOTICE.

~ require money to carry on our business, we
therefore take this method Of informing them that
we are now engaged in making up balances on
books. We expect all those knowing themselves
indebted to US on NOTE, BOND or BOOK AC.
COUNT. of more than one years standing, will
call between this and the fist of February next
and settle the same without any harder talk from
US. VIM. McKELYY q Co.
Dec. 10,
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A HOUSE AND 3 TOWN LOTS
FOR Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his town
property, situate on Main street Blooms
burg (Hopkins addjloO). There are three
town lois, Of 80 feet from, each adjoining
upon one is FRAME HOUSE and sta
bic, and good well o? water, near tho
door. The whole will be sold together Of
separately TO suit purchasers upon reasona
bic terms.
JOSEPH BROWN,
BOommsburr, December 3. IS16.
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NEW GOODS

which we're deposited at
h, b RUPETT s NEW STOPI.
on Main-strcct. Hhey arc now selling at such a
rapid rate in consequence of their low prices.
that fears are entertained that one half the people
will not get their winters supply out Of this cheap
stock. All those then, who want good cheap goods
should call Immediately and supply themselves
with Broadcloths, Sattineits, Cassimeres, Over
coat cloth, Fcsting5 or of any description of cloth
for Mems wear-Print5 of any description aud
price, Pametocs Cashmercs, MousdoIancs Eng,
sh and French Mernoes, Alpaccas, and satins-
Totcry, Ca@hmcrcs or Blanket Shaws, Pocket
tlanlketchIcis, Jackonet and Swiss Edging md
insertion, Gloves; Stockings, in fact any thug else
that may be wanted, You cannot ask amss
GROCERFE S-H.7RDURRE IND
CROCKERY HARE.
And you may also have your uick out Of an ex,en.
siye assortment Of ENDEg RUBBER SHOE =
and HATS and CAPS.
Call soon or you will will he to ato to buy the
cheapest and best goods in town.
Nov, 2S
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OI9ILETANIo

DlED.-On the l4Dh ulL IN Davil2 MIS-.
ELIZABETH, wife Of Samuel Yorks, in lht
sixty first year OF her age
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SLOAN & THOMPSON

HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ADDITIONAL
SUPPLY OF
Cloths from 563 cents to IS
SatDmctts from 375 to S75 cents
CossImerCs from 81 cents 10 $2,2j
Cassmcrcs Sa,ins a. Silks
Velvet Vcslnas from rs cents to S.
Cashimcrcs deaius q &AlIoean sattlnsfrom 25 to65
i splendid asortmcntof prints from 4 to Is cents
Plaids & lynscys Of several kinds
BIcachcd 4 unblcachcd musIins from 81 to II cts
Genuemons & ladies cragats gloves &c. &c
In short full assortment ordry goods
ALSO,
4 splendid assortment of QuccnSwarsG Hardware
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems course brogan shoes ST. cents
Mems calf shoes good Sl25
Mems coarse boots ST 623
Mems fine boots hom 50 2G2to s2,s7i
Groceries ofthe best quality
Noasses from SO to 60 cents per gallon
Sugar Coffee md SO forth,
They respectfully invite tho attention Of the pub.
lie to an examination Of the goods.
EspeytOwn November 2S
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BUTTER.

A Quantity of FRESH BUTTER at
4 ceuts per pound, by the roll; to be had at the
New Cash Store Of
J, Il. BARTON & Co,
Rnc G
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Pr.5abHB IF another Battle, -
Ooc Of The New OpIcoos Pcyuno's Pr
my correspondents says:
I,rs noW conceded, 10y The Officers O.
ooror"y geo,rd'y, that the NI,xc''s
wiH fgh, San Lms Poros is is 10 a
strong state Of defence, and is daily being
strengthened still more, and it may b.
that The battle Of Palo Alto and Resocs
aud hose Of Monterey, were but specj'
mems Of what may occur before SanLuis
Officers believe Nhal harder fight than
any one yet is before rhem. San Lui'
PoDosi is one Of the richest cities ir all
Mexico, being directly in the mining
districts, & you may depend upon it the
Mcxicans will make lie big stand there,
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SEcG1AMAZ-cN.

WHEREAS, the Hon; JosEPH B.AxrHovr
Wv President Oftho Courts Of Over and err.
lnerand General Jail Delivery, Coult Of Quurtc
Sessions of the Peace, and Court of Commo
Please and Orphans ComG in tho Eight Judicial
District; composed of the Counties Nouhumbe-
land Columbia and Lycomingi and the II On. SAM
urL OAEs and STEPHEN Baby, Esq'rs A.suoi,t
'udges IN Columbia county have issued their pr, p
cept beaing date the Goth day of November in tie
year otour Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty six and to me directed for holding
II Cout Of Oyer and Termirer; and Cen
eral Jail delivery, General Q0arter Sss.
sion Ofthe Peace, Common Pisas and
Ophan's Court,
IN DANYILLE in the County of Columbia
on the third Monday Of Januay next being the
18th dayl and to continue two weeks;
Notice is therefore hereby giyento the Corone,
the Justices of thePeace aud Conslables Of the said
county Of Columbia that they be then and there
IN ther proper persons at 10 o'clock in the fore.
noon of said day With their records iuguistions and
other relembranCes to do those things which to
lheu oticero apperlain to be done. And those that
are bound BY recognizances to prosecute against
the prisoners that are or may he in the Jail of soid
county of columbia are 10 he then and there to
prosecute against them as shall be just Juror,
are requested to be punrtua in their attendance
agreeably to their notices,
Dateda DanvIIe the 21d day of fDemcember in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and torty.six and in the 10th year Of the ndepeu.
dence oIthe United States of America,
BENZ HAYMAN, Sh'T
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VICTORY! VICTORY!
HLRAH HURHH! HJRAH!

WWTHAT 'a riot and arumpus' there has been
w since the arrival ltbc celebrardBcatNer-
chant bringing tho largest and cheapest cargo, hi,
season of
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I'D wlllbe oHpo.ol to public sale at the Court
House in Dan,ic, ON
Rond0y the 18Th dag Of JaoUa,y nerb
at O'Clock, P, NJ, the hclolIowng property, to wit'
All the rghl, ude and interest Of Ellis
Hughes in two certain lots OF GIound situate IN
Danule Columbia county containing two town
lots, bounded in front by Pine street. on the east
lhy Factory street. on She south by an alley and on
west by lot in possession Of Martin McColIister,
lwheeon is erected a frame house and stable, with
the appearances.
Seized, taken in execution aud to be sold as tho
property of Ellis Hughes.
Also
A certain lot rground situate in the borough
A Of Berwick, Columbia county; containing
Que cigth olau acre mope or less, bounded IN front
by front street adjoining lot of --- Suit and
John Snyder, wherein is erected frame dwelling
house add frame st ,ble with the appurtcnances,
Seiz ID taken in execution aud to be sold as the
property of ous Y, Craig,
Also
A III. the right, title and interest Of the defend
EA ant in a certain tract Of land situate IN Main
township, Columbia county, containing 90 acres
luVt OI ItsS DoWlutu ny ldll'l0 VI llNl'l Nll'lII
Joseph MoslcIlcr and others, whcreon IS erected a
log House and log Barn with the appurtenan.
Ccs,
Seized, taken in execution and 20 be sold as the
property of Cahurine Bowman,
ALSO
certain lot of ground situate in Madison town.
ship, ColumDil county containing IL acres moreI
or less; bounded by lands OF Elisha Smith deceased
and Ann Smith; wheeon is erected a flame house
and frame barn with ihC appur'enances.
Also. One other Lot of ground as dlorCsoid;I
containing 35 acres more or less; bounced by lands
of John DER; Ann Smith; John P. Ewes and
Elisha Smith deceased
Seized and taken in execution and to be sold as
the property of Hugh Smith.
Also
a certain tract or piece of land situate in i
Sug1rOaf township Columbia County,
containing 6 acres more or less, about 40I
acres OF which is cleared land bounded By
lands of Samuel Shulz James MaIher and
Others,
Seized and taken in execution and TO be
sold as lbe property Of Peter Lnngor with
notice TO Brjamin LESS serre tenant.
ALSO
Five lots Of ground in Hoats addition Of
Ihe town Of DanvIIe in CoIumbiaCounly-
one ul them situate in Mll and Wsshing- !
ton slreels-and extending from NH street
l3OIGeuo a 5teel aIiey-One Other situate on
Mill street on The soulh 81 lie Of the lbove
described lot and adjoining the same extend
mo back 100 feet 10 the aforesaid alley
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NO Eumbug.
{" WE ARE NOT PUFFERS.

" WE ARE NOT PUFFERS."
ri EITHER are we going to talk about War
"a between the United States and Moxco;' nor
OF seIIIng goods 10 per cent. Yellow city prices.
Neither arc wo going to string together in our ad-
vorisemens every thing we have for sale, from
needle to an anchor, but mark what we suy--
We are going to
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Keep as nice a varieiy ofG0ods,

Of both quality and price, as thoe, who make more
noise in the papers than we do, We have pur-
chased our goods as cheau as it is possible to buy
'hem,and we will sell them as cheap if our friends
will give US a cal at our
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A certain lot Of ground situate in Genre
,ownship, Columbia County, containing
one third Of an acre more or less bounded
by / is Of Jesse Ki,kendalI, John Knorr,
Sarah Buckslew, aud he Lock oI'
Seizpd taken IN execution and 10 be 8old
as 'he properly Of Peter SoigfrIed,