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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-12

ExANPLE-A person aged 30 years next birth day, by
paying the Company 90 would to his family
heirs siOO should he die year for So 90 he
them Sl0U0 for Sa annually for years
he them 5000 should he die la years
Tor $40 paid annually during life he SiOO0 to he
paid when he dies The insurer securing his bonus,
by the difference in amount OF premiums from those
BY other Offices. For sie50 the heirs would receive S50oo
shoui he die in year
Form. OF application and a particulars rsay he had
the Office. PETER CULLEN, President.
Vice President, wM NJ. BAIRD.
FRANCIS w. RAwLE, Secretary and Treasurer.
CONSULTING PHYsIcL,N--Dr. J. b. Masser Sunlnry
J. H. PrRDY Suubury Agent for Northumberland coun
y.
Sudbury, July g. iets-
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LIST or CAUSES

UNOR trial in the Court Common Pleas Of Nor.
u thumberland County at January Term
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-12

N'ISSUE PAPER-Yellow Tissue paper for
4 covering glasses, &C., for sale at the Office OF
he American.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-12

STONE Ware, Earthcn Ware, Raisins, Al
- monds, Prunes and Cream Nuts.
Planes of all kinds. F..al1
Salt and Plaster.--Just received and for sale
by .r-t a9 JOHN w. FRILING.
Sunbury. Dec. 80, ls49. 70 .-i sae. 80. '..' I'd
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Thousands of Consu1n ptions

and Chronic Coughs nbundantly prove its pn failing e
cGy n such diseases and ts undoob-d cur7v Va power
and soothing, henling properties in the following com
paints and diseases viz: Splitting Of BLOOD B,eesinp a
iae LrnPs Pam In hs Brodst aud Side ya. Sa.. Nr-
roHs Cozpaiafs Paipid,on Of The Hart Cholera Jafa.
tr=. DyeHtery and Syr1e Coapdints in CtilIr.n snd
1dpis .fsfbrzr. c,ti III $3.50
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
See The cure OF Dr. REsbdrd OF Stamford c. and other
Dyspepsia!

See the cure OF Dr. REbbdrd of Stamford Ct and others
Dyspepsia
See the cure Of T. WiIeoz merchant. Of A,;ics wyo
ming Co N. Y, and many more. in Pamphlets.
Dysentery & Summer Complaint
in CAiiirs. and A3us aluays cured Weekly Children
will become feshy hod,hy aad hearty and grow rapidly
by the use Of this RALSAM.
No mother need the death of her child by
Ch"lrra Infnnfum, while teeihing, II BRAN7-s
PULMONARY BILS.4M he sirninistrred It shuud be-
Tor such given in inrger than the ordinary doses
GJGiJRS 4 PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND
Tic fJlor:ng gnan1ed Do-is-s nrl Psv,ieisns have
hisliiy recommended BRANTS MEDiCiSES;-
D.. =. HUBBAED. Stamford. Conn
De y. SMITH Ws;crtown. ". Y.
Or. EOS5SAN l3s Henry sir'ct, Brooklyn. NY
DR. + ". HUNT. auoarn ~ I.
DR. GEO. FRtNCiS. NiaiIetovvn, Conn.
DIR. GEO A. ROGERS, liaill ~ Y.
Dr. ;. WHITE. Frr,lonia N y.
Dr. c. y. 0ALESTINE. Byron N. y. -7..
pr J. o. Sl!iPMAS, Fayetteville N. Y.
DR. SKINNER, Henry a.. Brooklyn NY
Or. o. SHlPMAN Cortland. N. y.
FOR SALE BY John w. Friling, Sunlury Pa
Mary A, McCay Northumberland.
John II Raser Milton,
Henry Shasfer t,-'f do
Edward A. Kutzner do
Adam CnBrhd Puis-rove
Hayes 4 Mccormick, MeEwensyile,
w. p. Painter, Nuncy
J. p. Mann Co., Hughesville,
Edward Wilson, New Berlin,
Thornton Il Baker, Lewisburg.
> J Grouse. SclmsgrOve,
w ii. Buckley. Danville,
f. p. Leilz Il John r. Moyer, Bloomsburg
All letters and orders must be addfessed 70 Wallace
Co., loo Broadway, New York.
SnnLury, July 81, le4e-ly
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The balloting was again resumed, and,
FOR DooRKEEPER.
John L. Morris Dem.) II
Solomon Sherry (Whig) Is
FOR ASSISTANT DooR-KEEPER.
George w. Palmer (Dem.) II
George F. Reinhart (Whig) 16
FOR MESSENGER.
Andrew Young (Whig) IL
c. o. Zimmerman (Dem.) Is
FOR ASSISTANT MESSENGER.
Samuel Peterson (Dem.) II
Philip Weber (Whig) 16
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Table Of Premiums required for the Assurance Of 500 70
the whole term Of Iifs. ~ .

The premiums less than other company, and the
policies aifrd greater advantages Tables of halyearly
and quarterly premiums, hall credit rates oi premun short
terms Joint lives snryivorships and eudowments also,
form o Application (for which there blank shecs)
10 had application the offce By letter the
Agent, J. ii. PuRDI, Sunbury.
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CONSUMPTION

n sB Chrissnised ssd civilized eoustres hes csused
,ss Proportion Of deahs than sny other mslsdy thai
.s seu tne huihsn hmiy End. until within few years
zoe of the destroyer. But now r Fll-- .
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Eli Pickle (Whig) 10
At this stage Of the proceedings, Mr.. Crabb
moved the following resolution
That until otherwise ordered VIM. P. Bra.
dy bs retained as an assistant sergeant-at.
arms of the Senate. ~ s...tte
Mr.. Frailey moved to amend by striking
out the name Of VIM. P. Brady, and inserting
that of George Freeman.
The amendment was agreed to by vote
Of yeas II, nays is, and the resolution pass
cd.
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sBRANT'S.a INDIAN
PULMONARY BAbSAM
Coughs ana Consumptions,
Breast. Throat, Lunss. and Heart.

This BILsHI Aeai and cures Lloers IN III. Lupzs and
elsewhere tateraaliy eriaiHy and easily the Uat
FYiNG EXTRACT and heals ulrers erterrdy This
B.!s-i Nine Of Couch aud GasEa- 0og out
OF Ttg after all other remeies have, faifl 10 dc s0od
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80 oTssnsSAy, y,jsn.s, 1850.
On molten Of Mr.. Konigmachsr, the SEN
ass proceeded 70 The election OF its enhesrs.
The following was the result Of the several
baliotings: qs5 ''ssH 10 o.. .a' '..s
ron csIES CLERK. .,s@t ,,so,.
Samuel W Pearson itHhis) 81 ~ n =
Isaac s. M'Micken (Dsm.) 4rsiasr is
The Senators voted ss follows: gost
to ron ASSISTANT cLrRk. i"'i'o
John Patrick Dem. II
John M. Sullivan (whig) @ IS
The Senators voted rs follows. ''s ''ei.-' Z,
H~.N roR rRANecRIBINo CLERKS. .af.s
'e's Samuel Martin tDem.) II
Isaac H. M'CsuIey (whig) II
Is !, Cornelius Coll (Dem.) a.sori IS
o James r. Desmond (Whig) i6
After the election of transcribing clerks,
On motion of Mr.. Ives, it was, .s.e
Resolved, That Joseph Y. James be appoint
ed an additional transcribing clerk, his duties
10 commence whenever in the opinion Of The
Speaker, his services shall be required.
The balloiings were then resumed a. fol-
lows: -,- - t,.ie. at.t ,.,.s IA.
~ FOR sERcEANT-Ar-ARMs.
VIM s. Millinger (Whig) IL
VIM. Vansant (Dem.) 10
ron ASSISTANT sERcEASr.Ar.ARMs.
Daniel s. Rissel (Dem.) IL
Eli Pickle (Whig) 10
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WINDOW GLASS, by 10, for sale tv
w HENRY MASsER
sunbusy, Jan 9Th, ls4s- IT,
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DAY RUM.-An excellent article for sals
by HENRY MAssER.
Sunbury Jan. s7th, ls49-G ,,9 g
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All must here that there is no real necessity for inn
mediate action, even under the Secretays own inter
What will be the effect OF the appropriations 10 be
made by this joint resoluton' The Secretary has in
hand $7s0000. He says il is not sufficient owing to the
heavier warehousng expense than anticipated. and
the expenses OF the new districts in Oregon and Texas
and California.
The Committee OF Ways and Means propose to give
him the sum accorded By Senate using different Ian
guage, however to avoid misconstrucon BY the SEN
ate bill approved by both parties in that body) give him
$ ,3lS for the balance OF this 6scal year In addi-
ton, we also give him the income from carriage, drayage
labor and storage some O00 the gentleman from
Ohio lMr. VINToEl says, making an aggregate Of
i said that this is bera Why the Secretary only
Though satisfied with the appropriation recommended BY
the Committee Of Ways and Means, would change It's
form. Weshoud begin where the excellent law Of is49
contemplated An examination into the expenses Of col
ectng the revenue will satisfy gentlemen Of the duty Of
adopting some ssch system desire TO do away with the
discretion OF the Secretary am opposed to leaving one
million two or three hundred thousand dollars wholly 20
his discretion. He desgnates the officers, and generally
the amounts they each to receive Now, want the
specific appropriations and by the Sd section oil the law
OF 1s49. the Secretary is bound to furnish estimates Of
the specific appropriations for the service OF his depart
ment He has failed TO do So and is Justly subject to the
censure and rebuke Of this House, Now, desiring to
cure accuracy, and to carry out the spirit OF this law OF
is4s propose by my appropriate $7so 600
pose to allow the Secretary, according TO his es
mates $4,000 for the wareh0using system $25,000 for
the districts OF Oregon and Texas, and 100000 for the
business being all he asks for these and extra ex-
penses. Do not allow him enough, according to his
own estimates! only ask him to return to the point
fixed by the law Of 1s49hat the expenses Of these col
lecnons on the Atlantic shall not exceed $l560,0O0
have made out tables of the revenue and the expense OF
collecting it, from the administration of Washington
aoTn ao They the strongest possible
several years of each administration
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A Card 70 the Public.

IN taking his residence in Washington D. Co. during the sessions
Of Congress- the undersigned respectfully offers his services
individuals associations public bodies
pend before Congress- not as "lobby menbe in the justly OBJ
noxious that avoed responsible
medium Of intelligence and explanation between members and
committees the hand needing be possessed Of facts In the
collection which not from
other dues the requisite leisure facilities and the applicants
memoral the other hand resident In distant and different
Of the seeking reliable channel interpreter through
whom be properly the facts fair and
just legislation In the premises
But the editor the Plough the LOOM and the Anvil wishes
nevertheless, be well understood that his journal will be
driven with unabang diligence and even he hopes by learning
from members condition
the different make fruitful
those industrial which been habit and
the pleasure he migheven the instinct of his life devote his
and his heart
On matters Of business such remitfanee Of subscription,
kc connected with the Plough the LOOM and the Anvil the
dened be addressed usual and with
attention, 70 Walnut Philadelphia For anything
Particular demanding especially his
should be addressed where they viii be find him, Wash
fngon, ID. c.
Dec. 5-2aw4w J. 3. SKINNER
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The Of person entered upon ssls 1s
payment % NE sabscrpdon BE- made II advance. .6
Distant subsebss forward money BY ssr pos~ss
ON which will be paid BY assumed b. ourselves
safe Transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER publhsd IN weekly during sAs sss
sons Of Congress, and emi-weskly during
Subscriptions for period year win be rscsivss on
terms proporionsd 10 the above rates
yPosTMAsTERs act a. our asents ana ~
sending DAILY subscriber, ESQ enclossd Or v.vs
subscribers, with a5 enclosed, WEEKLY
subscribers, with Sio enclosed, will be entitled copy
same edition a. they for gratis.
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IN the petition Of Benjamin Darling o self
Barton Darling deceased Cumberland, Rhode
praying for the extension Of Benjamin NJ and
Barton Darling for Improvement pistols for from
the Of said patent which takes place the 18th
April 1850
ordered, petition
the Monday March II O'clock NIL
notified appear and show why said
petition ought not 70 be granted
Ordered also, be published Republic
tegencer and Union Washington city North American and Ga
zeue Philadelphia; Tribune, New York city Morning
Herald Utica New Journal
Rhode Island for three successive weeks
the last Monday in March
THOMAS EwBANK,
Commissioner of Patents
p SEdto Of the above will please copy and
bills 10 the Patent oce with containing this notice
Jan l6-law3w
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NO. ., OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET.--We have now
IN variety very old and choice wines and liquors, 70
which the attention Of the public 10 most speeuuy sohed
old Casion" brandy vintage Of 1885, imported in
carefully selected stock brandies imported
docks, of sew celebrated bTandies including e,9
J.& +. Mael, dark and pale
Vineyard props, DO 90
pipe superior old Godardn vintage Of 1893, rich and
above bandes have all been selected with great regard
quality, and are warranted 70 ee perfectly pure:
slgnette, Napoleon, and domestic brandy
Very old whis1ey article, distilled in 1922
Scotch malt whiskey
Irish whiskey
Pure Holland gin
DO Jamaica spirits
DO 81 Croix
Brown stout, !" BaIclayso
Scotch ale, Doves Falkirkn
ss.ss Iss cnsngss9s s imported by Rsnaa rranso'
Geisler's own brandn
Geisler's anchor
Shield
Cardinal do, quarts and pnts
Regents golden sherry, delicate favor pro-
Old pale sherry, "P. HARMONY
Do. brown do " Duff Dorden 4 Co."
Old south-side Madeira
ce,se cas sicily DO Do
Sweet Malaga wine
DO do do "BnIgundy,
Chateau Margeaux Claret
Perfect love cordial
Cinnamon do
- '''' = JOHN 3. kIBBEY CO.
Dec 9-9teof
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AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL.

The American Railroad journal published at 54 Wal
s ss r snss, sss q msa Ros ea editor
leading rairoad men, men ~ he country
aR ssi and has has de 70 The
ul whole civilized dependent upon i
The locomotive railway great
great tines Il has already done more e relieve The
burdens o. labor % minister mans necessities and
elevate him IN The scale Of being than other that has
extraordinary instrument good wod
has yea reached 4 uayerses the earth with speed ouppng The
living breathing, sensitive win new @
NEW NEW ssS sass and %a
ssS sss u ss s
social therefore unknown gives every
sreans osnoymen, multiplying 70 Infinite
w ne have achieved ID hshe.i work iii has haroniued
~ s sos
bohood, prclongs our being one,
waosss hssSs III. Ia. an ne
sa % s 81 re y s ~ al o %
yiewa intend accordance with their spirit conduct the
the history, influence, Improvements railway
inquiry discoveries,
and and
brssed In ne range Of our labors. Will
ssss % ss and IRON of e
s sas iss ss sa ws . Ct
M oSs % has Sr many been a ns
embracing descriptions detail Of the different localities
OF working different ines the and location Of
blast furnaces and the results Of their working This work
published in condensed form n the Journal n series %
weekly papers, conveniently arranged under appropriate heads
with tables Of districts,
drawings rs may be found desirable. sst t.ea3I
besides iron, Hodge
detailed copper and lead the United Sta
been carefully examined by him, with Information
mining subjects generally II
These will be und Indispensable all parties engaged
and the iron manufacture This i the rst attempt made
manufacture, and mining Of the whole
country. " .f44y
James, Of Providence has also been engaged
Journal He will furnish the Journal full
progress mechanical invention, of c0nd
ton manufacturing Of the His reputation
able writer
already well known public He will valuable in
touching other branches industry and of business
her commercial and political mpor
mechanical Invention Of her people than
other cause. tasfsr15aF
American skin, industry and enterprise, giving Us ds.in
guished the community To these and
railway, asthc valuable Of ALL this Journal will be
esty devoted. ftaIls - 4
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f go 80 aApAms J co.'s ExrnEss ! t;saIz

Office IN r beioW Four and ahd ST.
OUR unrfvalled Expresses TO and from Baltimore,
Philadelphia New York Boston, and all The eastern ces con-
tnue 10 with regularity and with mail speed
Parties ordering goods from the East will do well bear in mind to
Adams line the only running
New York Washington parties ordering
goods through always receiving their goods from ID
to "a hours In advance of all other
For the residing the upper part Of
ingon, receiving Office No Browns Ho
tel packages will receipted and
formation given in regard TO our lines.
wagons deliver Washing
ton Georgetown, free of additional charge.
p. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Dec 2l-eodl0t Penn. Av., below AZ street.
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IRELAsp :. ! saw Z { ~ n.lsn vol

IRELAND ss I saw IL by BaIcht 4 vol
The Shakespeare Calendar Wit and Wisdom for Every Day
n the Year /; 1 vol.
The Seaside Firesde; by Longfeiow 1 vol.
Half Hours with the Best Authors vols.
Howard's Supreme Court Reports, 7h vol.
The Book Of Common Prayer Interpreted by lis History by
Rev. Butter, Of Trinity Church. Washington city Ivoi
Leger, OF Threads of Life 1 vol.
North American Review for January, l6Jo.
Life md Writings Of David Hale f!voi.
Glmpscs Of Spain; by Wallis I vol.
Ticknor's History Of spanish Ltepfure . vols
The PEERS Daughei BY Lady Edward Lyon Bulwer, author Of
Cbeveley.
Con cregan OIL BY of oMaley.
Jan II FRANCK TAYLOR.
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,IBBEY 8 co.

pOPULAR MUSIC.-WM. FISCHER has just received num-
Der Of the popular songs wazes, pokas, &c among
which the foownga Of which will be sold at
reduced prce-four cents per page:
MARCHES.
Kossuth's March; by G. Lenschow.
General p. r. Smiths March, by Martini
Spanish Patriots March, by Martin.
Mary Blame Quick Step.
Battle of Buena Vista.
roLKAs.
Invitation la Polka; by Max Maretzch.
Tedesco Polka; by Max Maretzcb.
Belle Polka; by Berg n.. ..
Carnival Polka by Cantha.
Pm thine, only thine; by ]. Benedict
The Broken -hearted by Felice Dorego.
When others strive 10 win thy smile.
No ne'er thy home be mine.
Jeannet and Jeannot complete
The Knight Of the Golden Crest.
Oh! Sally White; favorte song
Stop dat Knocking by Winnemore.
Chloes 70 be my wife.
Sweet Rose of Caroline; by Beckei.
Emma Snow.
her the window.
Ole Virgnny breakdown.
Ole Bull aud Dan Tucker.
Gwine long down; by Frank Brower
wALTzEs.
Invitation la valse; by Won Weber
Cloister Waltz by Engebrecht
Naiile Wazes; by Labitzky.
New Aurora Waltzes.
Recoecdons Of Strauss, beautiful collection Of waitress by
HegM
VARIATIONS.
Dearest Mae with variations; by Grobe
Oh Susanna;
Rosa Lee; "
Virginia Rose Bud /"
Beethoven Waltz "Le desir !" by Czemey
IT'S the of summer by Herr.
Dan Tucker by Grobc. . .
Dandy JIM Novlo
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THE AMERICAN FARMER Is pubished monthly the
Of Baltimore S copies for - thirteen for
volume commences In July, upde the
favorable the Of the Maryland State Ag
Society," and NIL the and Of m committees
The its meeting determined 10
si00 Appropriated oowsi piece Of silver plate
valued awarded obnnne, by the LIST Of
subscribers the volume
and 90 for the third largest
list prixs ag-
cultural edeed Sloo for pze for the
go An silver for the hest for the
buildings and The OF the
cultivation Of tobacco and
go best the management Of the dairy.
The number July win contain Of the most
papers, Of EpHUsp RuryIs OF Virginia,
presented the agricultural public, particularly Of the udewaer
Virginia. Maryland and the Carolnas IL gives The details
the 1--WE he has occupied his
Virginia, and concusvciy that with reason
ab degree Of prudence In s farming be made
profitable ether business The seceDd asr he took
of his farm Mr. Rmfn shows that his clear interest the
capital invested r land negroes plems. 'oes ne was SIG
anh year. so per cent besides sapyorns h family h hands.
and The value of his farm nfnscaiy 70 double s
took in hand Every farmer and planter particular
bde districts Of county, VIII read this paper with
The deepest interest 49,
amongst which GroRas w Dossr, Corresponding
seoreay OF the Maryland Agricultural Society the
suon OF and from Col CArRor the sub
ject, with appropriate drawings. .,xr, .,y,,s .s..s
Address shnuhL shNDa, ru.s"uI,
June se-aawa ias Baltimore s. Baltimore, Maryland.
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NEW and elegant Silks shavvls, ssc-In addition
IN former stock have received from New York and Pha
dehia full and complete assortment Of e newest and most fash
onable Dress Goods OF the season. which
IS eh changeahe Satin de Chimes Of every color
entirely shades
is pieces styles figured Satin de Chimes
20 do Brocade Saun de Chimes, Of recent
poanon, found elsewhere in the District
20 pieces rich figured Changeable Silks
10 do rich watered Irish Popins
do black Turc sauns
II do smal-checked Silks, low priced
do heavy black Gro de Rhnes
% coored Marcelines Of every shade
SO do styles Cashmere d'Ecosse
10 do Satin Damask Panama
IS do styles Mousselnes de Laine
30 do Lupnis best French Merinos, every shade
Is high colored and priced Mousseines de LAME
10 do nch Silk veiven Of all coors
yArdw y.
Together with many oer Materials
advertisement, but which shall
be pleased show those who may hvor with call
In sHAWIs, &c.
$50 l6 Scotch shaws, Of entirely designs, aud very
rs "a Scotch square shawis
a5 1914 nch real Cashmere long shaws also very cheap
Is % real cashmere square shawis
Is 1914 Hungarian plaid scarh
Of French Coaks Visies, Manti
&c which notice win be given received
Nov. 6-4wif P.H HooE CO.
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January n, 1850.
IN pcon Of Thomas D. Dewey, East Poutney Vermont
praying for the extension Of patent granted Thomas Dewey
horseakes for from the
Of said patent which takes place the 2d day Nove
Der, losl-
ordered said petition be heard the Patent Once
FIRST Monday In April next at - O'clock and all persons
notified appear and show why said
petition ought be granted.
Ordered that this be pubshed In the Republic Inc
eencer Union, Washington ci Telegraph, Hamburg Penn
Providence Journal Rhode Island Albany
York Ffce Press Mddlebu vermonty Herald Dayton,
ohio Journal, Indianapolis Indiana, or
THOs RWBhNK,
Commissioner Of Patents
PsEdo Of the above win please copy and their
bills Patent once, with paper containing this notice.
l5-law3w
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IIOUsE-FURNEsHING DRY GOODs.-The subscribers
III have now In full and complete assortment Of furnishing
goods, every description, In their line such
25 pieces English and French velvet carpeting Is
80 pieces English Brussels carpetng Of the latest styles
25 pieces imperial capetng latest styles
rs pieces Brussel tapestry twIed and plain Venetian
Competing, for halls and stairs
$50 pieces superior ingram carpetng Lowell manufacture
rs pieces fine and ingram carpeing X e##se
full sheets English cohs, entirely designs
which will be for shaped hall in one
entire piece
$50 pairs bed blankets size from 81 to IA
rs white and colored Marselles quilts, very handsome N
80 white and striped counterpanes, w-priced 1 n
Is pieces table damasks superior fine
10 pieces table Diapers low priced
"a, l04 1874 and l44 satin damask tabecl0ths
100 dozen damask table napkins
Also toilet toweng linen and
cotton sheeings, &c, sc.
great care, and win be offer
Jan 3-if p. ii. HooE q co.
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U1Sn REWARD Ran from the subscriber Luray,
Ql0U Page county Virginia. the 9th nst boy named Aaron
He black ~ Of about feet or inches high has
down look when spoken thick lips and heavy tongue He
had when he left domestic aded black color
The above reward Of $50 will be should he be appehended
OF the Sae and 300 taken State, that
him again. All reasonable charges win be paid delivered TO me at
f.uray.
Aaron left in company with pshty yellow boy, red complex
red hair and spotted face tall Aaon but heavier
VIM A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 22-6 Luray, Page county, Virginia.