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NEW ARRIVAL OF
Nprlng and Nummer GOOds.

Spring and Summer Goods,
VNIIE subscribers, in again calling the attention
oithe public to their STORE, immediately
opposite the Court House, would respectfully
announce the arrival ol large and cbOire assurl.
ment Of Dry Goods, suitable or the 'priug
and summer trade, aud that nothing viii b.
wanting on their part TO merit a conslnuaucc ul
the patronage so Literally bestowed upon them
SINCE the arrival Of their first stock VI merchan.
dlze. A small advance on city cash prces shall
continue to be our motto.
The assortment just received and now opening
consists in part OF French, English and American
CLOTHS, SAGINETTS AND VESTINGS,
Flannels Of all colors, Kentucky Jaen's, Mu,lius,
Calicoes, Glnghams, Linen. .uslrps, De Lalns OF
various patterns, French and embroidered lawns,
and white dress goods
SHhs.-Black, blue black and striped bonnet
silk, &c, Frnges and brdds, bonnet.ribbands-
Shaws, Cashmere, Thibhet, Terkpriee, de lain
and silk, scarls in variety Carpeting Wool
cotton, etc. Hearth rugs, and embossed table.
covers
Bonnefs Palm, Panama and Lrghorn Hats.
GROCERIES, MaCkerel, Irish Salmon, Salt
and Plaster.
Queenrwdre, Hardrdre, ViliOw and cedar
VGre, &C.. &c.
fgj-ln hne--all these with many more not u.
sually kept in country stores, will be exchanged
for Cash, Produce or Lumber.
A. J. SLOAN,
+. MENDENHALL.
Bloomsbury, April 2l, lS40
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Court Proceedings Continued.

SATURDAY MORNING, April 81, ls49.
Court called agreeably to adjournment,
Judges Anthony and Badly on the Bench.
The charge of the court in the case Of
Auten vs. Good, was delivered and the ju.
ry retired. Some Sessions business was
transacted. A jury was called in the case
OF the Com. vs. Thomas MBrde for For
nicaton and Bastardy. He was found
guilty.
After Dinner the jury in the case of Au.
: ten vs. Good came into court having found
for the Pltf. the sum Of twenty dollars
The jury were discharged from further at
tendance.
aCourt adjourned till nine o'clock on
Monday morning.
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ACT OF TENTH OF APRIL, ls49,

UNTITLED "An Act to create asinking fund
IL and to provide for the gradual and certain
eIllnguishment to the debt Of the Common.
wealth"
"SEcTroN 49, That from nd after the passage
of this act, the S,ate Treasurer be aud he IS here
By required TO abate five per centum OF the pur-
chase mony due on all unpatented lands appro-
priated on warrants heretofore granted PToTi'
ded, The said purchase money be paid into the
treasury on or before the first day OF May, elgh'
teen hundred and fifty.
"SEcrIoN 81. That the assessors of the seYersl
counties of this Commonwealth are hereby aV-
thUrised and directed TO rel assess, between the
periods Of the trennal assessments, all real es'
tate which may have been improved BY the cree
ton Of buildings or other improvements subse-
quent to the last preceding triennal assessment,
subj ect to appeals as now provided by law, and
all re assessments made during the past year, are
hereby declared to be as valid and eiectual as If
made in pursuance OF law"
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.1necdOfe Of .Nr. .4SfOT,

"Doyou ever trust " inquired Mr. X.
al do not trust strangers, sir" was the reply
"unloss they furnish satisfactory city reference
"Then," quoth Mr. K, "he skins have se'
leclel must suffice for this time" and paying ioT
the same he departed.
In the afternoon Of the same day, just before
the sailing OF the New Bedford packet, the young
trader returned for his lot OF furs. Throwing
the whole pack on his back, he left the store bu'
had not proceeded a dozen yards, when Mr. a.
called his name, bidding him come back.
"Sir," said Mr., A., 'you may have credit for
any amount of goods you require, provided they
are to be found in my store"
"But," slammed Mr. X, "but, my dear, sir
can give you no city reforehces-l AIN stranger
here"
81 ask no other recommendation, responded
the rich merchant, "than that already furnished
by yourself The man tcho is not dbOpe his
business NEED never hesitate to apply to John
Jacob Astor for credit"
Thus commenced trade between two msr.
chants, which was continu ed to the mutual sat
isfaction and advantage Of both for long term oi
years.
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In Briaroreek township, on the 7th inst, Mr..
JAMES EVANS, ST., aged so years and eight
days,
In Briarcreek township, early in March, Mrs.
SUSAN, wife Of William Adams, eyed As years.
In Jerseytown, on Saturday morning last, Miss
ANGELlNE SCHOoLY, aged about % ears.
In Madison township, on the 2lst instant,
SUSAN EMILY, youngest daughter Of Thomas
A. Funston, ESQ in The sixth year Of her age.
In Wilkesbarre, on the 22d inst, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH, consort OF Thomas Dyer, ESQ.,, aged a
bout 10 years.
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DR.. Swaune's .lfedicin,,.

Ifthers is any thing the matter with you in
any way. or you are afraid that YOU will get sick
go to E. P, Lutz, or J, r. Meyers, and purchase
some Of DR.. Swaynes Medicines.
You will find them most pleasant to the taste
and invigorating to the system. We feel sure
that all who try these medicines according to the
directions must derive benefit from them. -
These medicines need no putting and it is but
fair to speak of them as they deserve.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

NHE subscriber has opened new Boo; and
4 Shoe Store at the lower end of Main street
IN the bnIIdnging lately used as Nsthans Cloth.
Store He will always keep on hand an as,ort.
ment OF ready made work, and will make TO order
at the shortest notice coars and find Boots, Shoes
Caters and Slippers for Gentlemen, Ladies and
Misses wear. He will furnish his work, made
in neat and substantial manner, at the lowest
prices,
01-Work made strong and neat, and sold cheap.
Soicits share Of public patronage.
JOSEPH B. WEAVER.
Bloomsbury. April T. ls4s.3m.
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In Bloomsbury, on the Goth ult., by the Rev
D. S. Tobias, Mr.. NELSON McCARTY, of Jersey.
town, to Miss REBrccA UNANGsr, ot Espytown
all Of Columbia county
In WiIkesbarra, on the 22d inst, by the Rev.
Collins A. Heweu, Mr.. Isaac KIDNEY, to Miss
ELIZABETH BorD, all Of that place.
In Catawissa, on Sabbath last, by D. Clark Esq
Mr.. GEORGE STRIcKER, of Lightstreet, to Miss
SUSAN HAYHURsT, of the former place.
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MORE CALIFORNIA GOLD !!
EuSb;Ou1bIe TniLOring.

TNHE subscriber takes this oppurtunty Of IN
forming his old customers and the pubic
generally, that he has removed his shop UP town.
to Bigg's Brick Building next IN Hartmans store
Clp STAIRS, J where he may always be found, "sI'-
ting on the smooth side Of poverty and drawing
out the cords Of affection" Thankful for past
patronage he hopes to merit continuance oi the
same, all work entrusted to him warranted 10 iit
cutting done to order and warranted to fit If prop
srly made up.
MORRIS VAN BUSKIRK,
Bloomsburg, Aprll4, lsl9
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

VNHE subscribers formerly Of Milton, have
opened new Boot and Shoe store, in the
building next above the Court. House, ON Main
street, where they offer for sale the largest ass
ortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ever exhibited in Bloomsbury. They have Eve.
ry description of Coarse and Fine Boots, Caters
OF every style, for Ladies', Gontemen's and Miss.
es wear, Slippers Of every fashion, and several
new styles Of chidren's shoes, never before Of
ered for sale in this place. Their assortment is
full, and will be offered at
LOWER PRICES
than those Of any other establishment in the
county They will also make up all kinds and
styles Of work to order at the lowest prices.
GO EARLY AND SEE.
o. Their collection Of work is really a curl
osity, and they make no charge for showing.
FRANrX & JOHNSON.
Bloomsbury, April 2S, 1919.
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North Branch Canal.

A breach occurred in the North Branch
Canal, on Monday last, below Catawissa.
Since then navigation has been suspended.
We understand the breach is repaired
and navigation again resumed.
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CtEALED PROPOSALS, will be received by
- Rev Thomas Bowman, President Of Dicki-
son Seminary, at Williamsporl, at the Seminary,
nn,il ssven o,clock in the aftsrnoon of the l2ib
Of May, lsl9, for erecting an EDUCATIONAL
SEMINARY BUILDING, 6S by "a feet, four stories
high
G3-A Plan and Specifications will be exhibited
six days previous to tho letting,
ROB'T. FLEMING,
April q, ls49-3s. See'y.
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April, 2s, Is49,.3t.
O. G. KAHLER,
.AHorneu at Lq,v and Council

attorney at La,c and Councillor,
n ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
IL the public that he has commenced the Prac
Ilce OF law in Bloomsburg, Columbia county, Pa,
where he will promptly attend TO all legal bust
ness entrusted TO his care.
GJ- Office on Main street, three doors south Of
Hayhurst 4 Baldys store.
bloomsburg, April 2s, lS4Q.
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"Did you attend to church to-day as charged
you !" inquired an old planter Of one Of his slaves
as he returned to his dwelling.
"Sartain, massa," was Cudjo's reply, AN wha
two mighty big story dat preacher did tell"
"Hush, Guido, you mustn't talk that way, wha
stories are they,
"Why he tell de people no man can sarve two
masses now dis de fuss story, ksse you see ole
Cudjo sarvs you, my old ma'sa, and also young
massa, John Den d. preacher says, 'he vii
lub de one and hate de ud.r, while de LORD know
hais you bOG
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s. NEYHARD,
U. Z. kAllLkR.

VIE partnership Of the undersigned in tho
l. Iin'ware and sheet Iron manufacture wss
dissolved on the first instant by mutual consent, ,
and the accounts Of the firm are in the hands. Of
b. r. Eberhart, Tor settlement
JOHN o. CONNER,
b. F, EBERHART.
Bloom1burg, April 7, ls49.
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TUESDAY MORNING, April "a.

Court met agreeably to adjournment
The case of Ricketts, and Stewart VS. U.
nangsl was resumed and contiued till ad,
iournment. Afternoon Session Mr.. Com
ly opened in an ingenious and able argu-
ment Tor the Plfs. The Court stopped
him and decided in fsver Of the defendant
ruling that constable's sale was invalid
and illegal unless there were bidders upon
the ground. And that in order to consti-
,ute public sale public attendance was
necessary.
The case of David J. Waller VS. Obed
Everett for speaking certain sanderous and
malicious words &C., was taken, The
cause was opened by G. G. Waller, Esq.
for the Plh'. counsel for Plaintiff Ex>judge
Collins, Buckalew and Waller. For deft.
Comfy and Hurry.
1t coRtinued du rim G the day, and was re-
sumed again on Wednesday Morning 25th.
The corrt room was crowded considerably
the action had created quite an excitement.
afternoon Session.
The case Of David ]. Waller, VS. Obed
Everett was resumed.
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AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,
Harrisburg, Aprii, l9, lS49.
To The Commi.sioners Of CoI,mbia County.

To the Commissioners Of Columbia County.
GENTLEMEN: The foregoing copy of two o
the sections of the act of last session, IS respect
fully forwarded to you, with reques, that lht
several assessors may be informed in proper time
of the duties required to be performed by them
as directed by said act.
A copy of the section which authorises The
State Treasurer to make an abatement of FIVE
per cent of the purchase money due on unpalen'
ted lands, is furnished. As this section OF The
act will remain in force only one year from the
first Of May next, it is important that publicity
should be given to it Immediately, so that those
interested may avail themselves Of its proSis
ions
Very respectfully,
Your obedient serrent
JOHN N. PURVIANCE.
AuditOr General
20
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" 4 Ne,s Mint. The New York
Sun alleges that there is private Mint in
one ofthe Eastern States, where pennies
worth only forty-fve cents hundred, are
manufactured and circulated.
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BOOK STORE IN BLOOMSBURY 4

,CWARTZ & MESSENGER, have IyEyglg
- opened a Book 81 STATIONARY EL-LashZN
STORE, in Bigg's Brick Arcade, SkEaGsW
Bloomsburg, where they are now receiving from
Philadelphia good supply in their line. They
will keep constantly for sale general assortment
Of English, German, Historical, Literary,
Scientific y MdthemahcGi Book,. A great va
riety Of School Books, Blank Books, German Il
English Bibles, Hym Books, Juvenile Books,
Letter Envelopes, Writing Books & paper States,
Pencils, Steel Penn, &c. &c. all of which they
will sell very cheap.
uj. School Teachers& the Public generally,
arc invited 10 call and examine tor Themselves
SWARTS & MESSENGER
Bloonsburs, ArrilN, 1919.
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.anpnlnlmenn bu lhe Goperner

JoHN MooRE, and JoHN CooPER, Esqrs., OF
Danyille, to he Notary Publics, for Columbia CO.,
commissioned for three years
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NOTICE

The subscriber will continue the ahor. busj-
ness at the old stand on Main Street, above the
American House, where he will be happy to at.
tend TO the wants Oi old and new customers.
b. F. EBERHARr.
Bloomsburg, April 7, ls49.
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W. The cold at Auburn, N. Y, on
Saturday and Sunday..was utterly des,rutive
to vegetation The Auburn .Aduertiser SAYS
that the thermometer could not have been
but few degrees alb owe zero
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Read this UOndertm Cure

~
Philadelphia, March 20, lS49'
Dp. SwAYNE-Dear Sin Having made use of
yarions neauseous Vermifuge Medicines, which
had been highly appauded by their proprletors,
withont the slightest good effect, and having
heard nv ncighbors speaking in the highest
terms Of your Worm Medicine, its delightful
taste and wonderful effect, although telt some
what discouraged from the result OF the articles
had forced upon nv ALREADY emaciated, slckly,
dyspeptic looking child, whose delicate and al
most worn ont frame the Worms had already be.
gnn fo make their rdvages still there being ray
of hone LETT bv myself and its anxious mother, |
concluded 10 make trial Of your most valuable
yermifuge. which, to our great joy, the worms
had 10 let 90 their deadly and strong hold upon
the virals and like an army that had been attack
ed by furious foe, whilst living still in ambush
they were entirely disogei from their quiet a.
bodp. Such was the effect of DR.. Swayne's YER
miruge on my child, which is now perfectly
healthy, assuming all the color Of the rose, with
an the mirthfulness Of an innocent and playful
child. Indeed my heart is 81 rejolced at the great
change, I f, it my duty 10 solicit every person
TO make trial of this article. which is as pleasant
10 the taste as the most delightful cordial, and
good FOR the adult is safe for the most tender IN
fant Yours, with respect
Tomas WIEGhND, No. Howell st,
Between SChuylkill Third and Fourth.
The above valuable medicines are prepared
only by DR.. II SwayDe, corner Of Sth and Rarr
streets, Philadelphia to whom all orders should
be addressed.
For sale bv the following AGENTS.
F.p. LIJTT,J.R Mover, Bjooa,rbmrg, Also.
Dr. Wilson Brwirk NJ. G. Grler, Dauyile, !.
K MIlard, Espyiown. Sloan & Thompson,
Light street T Hughes, Camhrs s. y Lev
is wlkesS arc. md bv storckecrers generally
Avh. 80, ls49-ly
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AN AFFLICTING VISITATION

FROM the constable or sheriff will befall
those who do not come Immediately and pay
or make some satisfactory arrangements with the
subscriber in their accounts with him.-Hs in
ssts upon a settlement OF his accounts wi tn those
who owe him, and will not be eternalIy dunnlDs
A word to the wise n suficient-wIth the unwise
the ether cos toner will settle soon.
y. F. HAYHURST,
RlnomshnrG, Anril 7. IS40
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THURSDAY MORNING, April 26,

AhOhN'Nuf II pm ~''
The pleading in the case of Waller and
Everett commenced this morning.
Mr.. Buckalew opening for the Plaintiff
He was followed by Hurry and Com
Iy, EsQs. for the defendant; Ex-Judge Col
Inns closed for the Plaintiff. Court ad-
journed before he had closed his address to
the jury, and called again at half past
eight o'clock on Friday Morning 81. Mr..
Collins continues his address to the jury
The charge is then delivered by the court
and the jury retire to their room at about
half past eleven o'clock The Jury in the
case Of Waller VS. Everit found fifty dol
lars damages for the plaintiff together with
costs Of Suit-the case of Haywood g. Sny.
der VS. Case then came up and jury was
empannelled.
Court adjourned Friday afternoon.
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FATHER MArTHEw.-The N. Y, Sun
of the 18th says: The celebrated and Rev
Theobold Mathew, an apostle of the great
est temperance reformation that has evel
agitated and blessed the world, is expected
TO reach this country by the English steam
er, due at this port on Thursday or Fri.
day. He has long contemplated visit tC
the New World, where the influence of his
great and noble labors has been widely
and benifciently felt, but for several
months one obstacle or another has delayed
his starting.
The friends of Father Matthew, in this
city, however, have been advised that he
will come by Steamer,and there is proba-
bility of his presence among US sometime
during this week.
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SURVEYING & CONvEYANCING.

UNHE undecsiuncd respectfully inform thsiT
friends ano h" public ~ general, that they
have formed aco'partorlship IN lhe business of
Surveying and (onpeyuncing,
for the purpose ol "a ssctlny any business in the
line Of their yrobp,, %.
Mr. KahIer'' oh,c l. held in Mr. Justice Kah.
ler's ohce, Boom55or p, aid Mr. Nryhsrd's Office
Al his residence IN Csnhe town,hp-hs 10 also
The Surveyor GeneIsl iOT Columbia county.
GJ-All business len with silhsr member Of tho
hrm, as above, will be attended 10 with fidelity
and despatch.
s. NEYHARD,
U. Z. kAllLkR.
April 81 lgi5 If
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Uhat are they ?-The Washington cor
,,.poTSent ofthe Baltimore Sun says :"It
j, generally understood that Mr.. Meredith,
wIB recommend several judicious altera-
,,on, ar notifications in the Constitutional
4, Sub.Tresmry law
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Second week, Monday %

Coeyt me. agreeably to adjournment,
Judges Anthony and Badly on the Bench.
Considerable of Sessions business was
transacted in the morning after which ju-
ry was called in the case of Hayhurst VS.
Philips. at was a landlord and tenant
proceeding and was to Lawyers most in.
terestiugly ard ably argued by Comfy VS.
Pleasants, Esqrs.
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CONFECTIONERY Il TOY STORE

T1HE subscriber respectfully informs the crt-
zens Of Bloomsbury, and vicinity, that he
is now opening select
Confectionay,FuH and Toy Store,
in the Exchange buildings, No. 4, where he will
be happy to wait upon those who may favor him
with his custom. Give him call.
NJHis stock is fresh-has been selected with
care and will be sold cheap for cash
THOS: ELLIS.
Bloomsbury, April q, 1919.
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DR SwAYRF,

DR. SwAYEE,
Dear SA Having contracted a severe
colo, which settled upon my lungs attended with
a violent cough, pain in my side and breast diff.
fCulty OF breathing, was attended by physicians
Of the frat respectabilty, but my symptoms be-.
came very alarming, there was all abcess formed
in my lungs and made its way through my side,
and discharged large quantities Of pusS externally
so that my physician thought the power or func.
tons of one ol my lungs were totally destroyed
therefore supposed the case entirely hopeless --
This mourniul state OF things continued for long
time, until was wasted aud worn to a skeleton
had tried number Of remedies but all failed
to do any good. But there still being spark of
hope left with me aud my anxious parents, and
having heard Of the great virtues Of your COM
POUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, aud its
being approved of by physicians Of the first emi.
nence, concluded TO make trial OF it, and to
my great satisfaction, my cough gradually grew
better, the hole in my side began to heal, aud
am now happy to say, from a poor and almost
hopeless skeleton, have become healthy and
weigh more than ever have, All my neighbors
can testify to the above fact.
ABRAHAM HUNSICKER.
Two miles from Skippackyllle, SkippoCk
township, Pa.
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REMOVAL.
Boot and ShOcmQking.

TNHE undersigned, thankful for past patronage,
respectfully informs his old customers aud
the public that he has removed his establishment
to the new frame building, above Albright
Mengers Store, on Main Street, opposite tho
Forks Hotel, where he will he ready to wait up.
on all who may form him with call as uoal,
JACOB +. DIETRICH.
bloomsbury, April 7, 1s49.
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MERCHANT TAILOR STORE.

TNHE undersigned would announce to his old
i customers and the public in general, that he
has Just opened new
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
Exchange buildings, first door above the Hotel,
where he is receiving from the Eastern Cities a
select assortment Of choice Cloths, Cassimers,
and Drapery generally, and is prepared to furnish
every variety OF clothing, at moderate prices.
Garments made to order, and ready made cloth.
Ing furnished at nearly rIly cost.
ALSO,-Coats, Pants, Vests, Stocks,
Cravats, Fancy Iiandkerchiefs, &c, and variety
Of other articles for sale cheap.
0d-The Tailoring business continued as usual.
ALONZO II. ELLIS.
bloomsbury, April2l lSl9.
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afternoon Session.

There were some difficulty in getting a
case ready for trial. But after continuing
several, the case of Ricketts, and Stewart
VS. Unangst came up and continued till
court adjournad in the evening.
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
New .Aarriual of Fashionable Millinery.

THE undersigned very respectfully ~
l. inform their friends and customers, >JS~ ~
that they have just received from the City a new
supply Of the most fashionable MILLINERY and
FANCY GooDs, yet introduced in Bloomsbury,
French, Lace-bonnets, Braid, Straw and
China-pearl silks, satins, ribbands, Ladies' col.
lars and Spencers, lawns, ginghams, etc Para.
soils, Flowers, sik.lace, plain bonnets, aud many
other select articles
0r-Old friends and new customers are invited
to call and examine our stock
NJ. & S. BARKLEY.
Bloomsbury Aprl q, 1S49-3,
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THE PUBLIC APT.
LETTING.

~~~~~~~N"~rr~~ -
Trade plants us dimes 4 piucksits dollars here