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FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNsyL-
WANNA
SESSION or ls5OJ5l

SESSlON or lS0U-'5I
THE Lectures In this Institution the FIRST
Monday ~ October, In the College Building No. 30
Arch street Phadslpha and continue fur months in the
following order:
JAMES = X. McCLOSKEY NJ H., Professor ofthe
Theory and Practice OF Medicine.
~ u MOSELY NJ H., Professor of General, Special
and Surgical Anatomy.
~ " DICKINSON, ~ u, Professor Of Maeris Medi-
4. H. CHiLONER, NJ n, Professor Of Chemistry
q W. GLEASON NJ ID, Professor OF Physiology and
Surgery.
JOSEPH 8. LONGSHORE, NJ H., Professor Of OBJ
stetrcs and the Diseases Of Women aud Children
MARGARETTA H. GLEASON Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
Clinical instruction every Saturday.
The students In this institution will be afforded opporu
mites for prosecuting their studies which have been
afforded hitherto and which will not be inferior those Of
any other Medical College In the country
Fees IN this College are an follows:
TO each Professor $40
Matreustion fee tpaid once ony)
Graduation 10
The Lectures will be complete upon Anatomy and Physi-
Ology, Institutes of Medicine aud edcsI Jurisprudence
Theory and Practice ~ Medicine Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women Children, surgery Msteria Meica and The
rapeutics Chemistry and Clinical Practice.
The design OF this institute ia 10 afford Intelligent AMI
respectable females an OPPORTUNITY Of acquiring thorough
knowledge Of medicine and the collateral Sciences In all
their various branches and practice medicine among their
AMI such diseases may with propriety require
their services.
For further information, apply personally by letter
post paid the Dean any other member Of the Faculty
JAMES 4. \. McClOSkEY,
sept. II. Dean Of the Faculty.
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JlyaP psJ8l.lslSYD.

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Jay and Examination Of his scr plural Exercises,
contained In his recent pamphlet entitled Conscience and
the Constitution BY william Jay. An octave pamphlet
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While the fact Of voting for the amendment
fully convicts the members from the free States
supporting it, either Of hostility to the Wilmot
Proviso, or apostacy from it, it does not follow
that voting against it is any evidence Of real in
tention to sustain that policy.
A motion to reconsider, and then TO lay that
motion on the table, was made, withdrawn, and
renewed; pending which, motion to adjourn
failed-yeas II, nays 1873 The motion to recon.
slider was withdrawn, and the question being
taken on ordering the bill to be eugrossed for q
third reading, it was decided in the negative
yeas 50, nays l26-as follows;
Yg.s-Mcssrs. Alberston, Anderson, Andrews,
Bay. Bokee, Bowie, Breck, Briggs, Brooks, w. j.
Brown. Buei Chester Butler, Joseph p. Caldwell,
Casey. Chandler, Williamson r. w. Cobb, De-
berry, Dimmick, Disney, Duer, Durham, Elliot,
Ewing, Fuller Gentry, Gerry, Gormsn, Gould,
Grinnell, Hall, Thomas l.. Harris, Raymond, flib-
bard, Hiliard, HosgaDd, Houston, A. Johnson, J.
l.. johnson, Jones, Kaufman, Kerr, }. q. King,
Letter, Levin, Littlefeld, job Mann, McCler-
nand. Mcdowell, Mex issock, Robert M. McLane,
McMullen, Moore, Morehead, Morton, Ogle,
Outlaw, Parker, Peaslee, Pbenix, Pitmsn, Rob
bins, Robinson, Rose, Schenck, Shepperd, Stanly,
Strong, Taylor, James Thompson, }. H. Thomp-
son. Thurman, Underhill, Van Dyke, Vinton,
Wslden, Watkins, White, Wildrick, Williams,
Wilson, and Youpg-sO.
! Nars-Messrs Alexander, Allen, Aston, Ashe,
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YEAS-DEMOCRATS.
Ashe Of N. Carolina.
Averett Of Virginia.
Bingham of Michigan.
Booth OF Connecticut.
Bowdon of Alabama.
Brown Of M ississippi.
Burt of South c aro!ina
Cable Of Ohio.
Colcock Of s. G.
Daniel Of N. c.
Disney Of Ohio.
Doty Of Wisconsin.
Edmundson Of Va.
Featherston of Miss.
Fitch of Indiana.
HARRISON of Georgia.
Harlan Of Indiana.
Harris Of Tennessee.
Holiday of Virginia.
Hubbard of Alabama. :
Ioge Of Alabama.
Jackson Of Georgia.
p. King Of New York.
La Sere of Louisiana.
McQueen of s. G..
MELVILLE Of Miss.
Meade Of Virginia.
Millson Of Virginia.
Morris Of Ohio.
Morse of Louisiana.
Orr Of South Carolina
Peek Of Vermont.
Phelps Of Missouri.
Powell of Virginia.
Sawtelle Of Maine.
Seldom of Virginia.
Stetson Of Maine.
Sweetser Of Ohio.
Venable Of N. G.
Walden Of New York.
Waldo of Connecticut.
Wallace of s. G.
Wentworth Of Illinois.
Woodward of s. C..
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Kerr Of Maryland.

Kerr Of Maryland.
Levin IN. a Of Pa.
Marshall of Kentucky.
McGaughey Of Indiana.
Mclean Of Kentucky.
Meacham Of Vermont.
Morehead of Kentucky.
Morton Of Virginia.
Nelson Of New York.
Outlaw of N. Carolina.
Owen Of Georgia.
Phoenix Of New York.
Pitman ofPennsylvania.
Reynolds Of New York
Rose of New York.
Shepperd Of N. c;
Stanly Of N. Carolina.
Thompson Of Kentucky
Thurman Of N. Y.
Toombs Of Georgia.
Watkins of Tennessee.
Williams of Tenn.
Wilson Of N. III.
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rue Yu,END or YOUTH,

rJNHIs new and attractive Journal for Youth, edited by
Mrs Bailey aud published At Washington can be bad
Al the Bosfos AEeucy for the National Ira, Cornh
Price by NATL 80 cents year dsiiyssed In Bosten res OF
nostxse rs cents. GEORGE w. LIGHT,
koy 10. 3Cornhili, Boston.
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Jo"N STEWART. Eay of Clark county, Ohio lie died
his 7Olh year.
The deceased Of fine mind and warm hart BY
this dispensstion his family have lost aetonae anu
indugen husband and father society has lost exemplary
and worthy member and the human rights an able
jealous and liberal supporter He had from youth
identified with the General Assembly Presbyterian church
Of the old school, and stood high among his brethren but
for the last two or three years he had remained in
church with the greatest difficulty account Of az eAs
what be supposed want faithfuness the suhie
of human ri hts For time before his leeeas. he a
been making powerful effort 10 get organization
Free presby tersns in bis and doubt hal
his life been spared little longer his great energy
ersli would have effected il. HENRY
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Democrats.
Albertson of Indiana.
Brown Of Indiana.
Buel Of Michigan.
Dimmick Of Penn.
Durham Of Indiana.
Fuller Of Maine.
Gerry Of Maine.
Gilmore OF Penn.
German Of Indiana.
Hubbard Of N. II.
Hoagland of Ohio.
LETTER Of Iowa.
Littlefeld Of Maine.
Mann Of Pennsylvania
McClernand Of Illinois
Mcdonald Of Indiana.
Richardson Of Illinois.
Robbins Of Penn. ,.-
Robinson Of Indiana.
Ross Of Pennsylvania.
Strong Of Penn.
w alden of New York.
Xnnnnnf Illinnis--0l
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mugs.
Bokee Of New York.
Briggs Of New York.
Brooke Of New York.
Butler Of Penn.
Casey Of Penn.
Chandler Of Penn.
Diner Of New York.
Eliot Of Massachusetts,
Levin Of Pennsylvania
McGaughey Of Indians.
Phoenix Of New York.
Pitman OF Penn.
Rose Of New York.
Wilson OF N. U.-14.
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Hubbard Of N. III.
Hoagland Of Ohio.
Harvard of Texas.

Hubbard Of N. III.
Hoagland Of Ohio.
Howard Of Texas.
johnson Of Tennessee.
johnson Of Arkansas.
Jones Of Tennessee.
Kaufman of Texas.
Letter Of Iowa.
Littlefeld of Maine
Mann OF Pennsylvania.
Mason Of Kentucky.
McClernand of Illinois
Mcdonald Of Indiana.
Mcdowell Of Virginia.
McLane Of Maryland.
McMullen Of Virginia.
Parker Of Virginia.
Peaslee of N. II.
Richardson Of Illinois.
Robbins Of Pa.
Robinson Of Indiana.
Ross Of Pennsylvania.
Savage Of Tennessee.
Stanton of Tennessee.
Stanton of Kentucky.
Strong of Pennsylvania
Thomas Of Tennessee.
Thompson of Pa.
Thompson Of Miss.
w ellborn of Georgia.
Whittlesey Of Ohio.
Wildrick Of N. ].
Naunu of Illinoia
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OBITUARY.

-. a 1'ass .r - HgaIa-
II has become MY paafll duty suuoan~e the death
Jo"S J, SrSwARr Esy Of Clark county, Ohio lie die
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South Carolina, and Odds of Ohio, who were alb
sent on the first vote, now voted agai st reconsid
GRAFTON. Baker of Illinois and Chandler of Penn
sylyania, who voted for reference, were now
absent. The question required" Shall the
bill and amendments be committed to the Com
mittee of the Whole on the state Of the Union l'
And il was decided in the negative-yeas l0i
nays 1903. The effect of this vote was, to shut
out all further amendments, and bring the House
to direct vote, first on the amendments of
Clingmsn and Boyd, then, on-the engrossment Of
the bil-in other words, to take hese measures, or
nothing Let US see who were in favor of this
gag-policy those who voted for it we're
Messrs. Alexander, Allen, Ashe, Averett, Ba-
ker. Bennett Binhgam, Booth, Bowdon, Albert G.
Brown, Burrows Burt, Thomas B. Butler, Jo-
seph Cable, Calvin, Campbell, Chandler, Clark,
Colcock, Cole Conger, Corwiu, Crowell, Daniel,
Dickey, Disney, Dixon, Doty, Duncan, Durkee,
EdmunIscn, Nathan Evans, Featherston, Fitch,
Fowler, Freedley, Giddings, Colt, Gould, Hal
loway. Harlan, s. w. Harris, Hebard, Henry,
Holiday. Holmes, Howe, Hubbard, Hunter, Inge,
Joseph W. jackson, William T. Jackson, r.
w. johnson, Julian, George G. King, James G.
King, John A. King, Preston King, La Sere,
Horace Mann, Matteson, McKissock, Mcqueen
Melville, Meade, Millson, Moore, Morris,
Morse, Newell, Ogle, Orr, Otis, Peck, Phelps,
Putnam, Reed, Rockwell, Root, Rumsey, Sackett,
Sawtele, Schenck, Schermerhorn, Schoolcraft,
Seldom, Sylvester, Sprsgue, Thaddeus Stevens,
Stetson, Sweetser, Taylor. Tuck, Van Dyke,
yenehle, vinton, Waldo, Wallace, wentRcfth,
White and WpOdward-lOl.
agnp,s d; "---(~ ss- lc =.
Messrs Alhertson, Aston Anderson, Bay,
Bsyly Beale Bokee, Bowie Bowlin Boyd, Breck,
Briggs Brooks, William J. Brown, Buel Chester
Butler, +. c. Csbell, George A. Caldwell, Joseph
p Caldwell, Carter, Casey, Clngman, w, r. W.
Cobb, Deberry, Dimmick, Duer, Durham, Eliot,
Ewing Fuller, Gentry, Gerry, Gilmore, German,
Green, Grinneli, Hall, Hammond, HARRISON,
Isham G. Harris, Thomas l. Harris, Raymond,
Hubbard, billiard, IIoagland, Howard, Houston,
A. johnson, ]. L. Johnson Jones Kaufman
Kerr, Letter, Levin, Littlefeld, J. Mann, Mar
shall, Mason, McClernand, Mcdonald, Mellow
ell, McGsughey, Robt. NJ McLane, Finis E
| Mclean, McMullen, Meacham, Morehesd, Nor
ton, Nelson, Outlaw, Owen, Parker, Peaslee
Phoenix, Pitmsn Potter, Reynolds, Richardson
| Robbins Robinson, Rose, Ross, Savage Shep
perd, Stanly, Frederick p. Stanton, Richard II
Stanton, Strong, Thomas, Jacob Thompson, james
Thompson, J, B. Thompson, Thurman, Toombs
Underhill, Walden Watkins, Wellborn. Whit
tlesey Wildrick, Williams, Wilson, and Young
! i02
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ing results:
YEAS-WHlGS.
Alexander Of N. Y.
Baker Of Illinois.
Bennett of New York.
Burrows Of New York.
Butler of Connecticut
Calvin Of Pennsylvania.
Campbell Of Ohio.
Chandler of Pa.
Clark Of New York.
Cole Of Wisconsin.
Conger Of New York.
Corwin of Ohio.
CrOwell Of Ohio.
DIXON OF X. |.
Duncan Of Mass.
Evans Of Ohio.
Fowler of Mass.
Colt Of New York.
Gould Of New York.
Holloway of New York.
IIebard Of Vermont.
Henry Of Vermont.
Howe of Pa.
Hunter Of Ohio.
Jackson of New York.
King of Rhode Island.
King of New York.
King Of New Jersey.
Mann of Mass.
Matteson of New York
Mex issock of N. York.
Moore Of Penn.
Newell of n. J.
Ogle Of Pennsylvania.
Otis Of Maine.
Putnam Of New York.
Reed Of Pennsylvania.
Rockwell Of Mass
Rumsey Of New York.
Sackett Of New York.
Schenck Of Ohio.
Schermerhorn of N. Y.
Schoolcraft Of n. Y.
Sylvester Of New York.
Sprague Of Michigan.
Stevens Of Pa.
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Mr.. Toombs' amendment now came up. Pres
ton King demanded division.
The Speaker. The question IL divisible The
first proposition will be repeated:
@And bel further eaaced, That no citizen of
the United States shall be deprived OF his life, lib
erty, or property, in said Territory, except by
judgment Of his peers and the laws Of the landp
This was adopted without division.
The remaining branch of the amendment was
read
"Aud that the Constitution Of the United
States and such statutes thereof may not be To-
cally inapplicabe, and the common law AZ il ex-
listed in the British colonies Of America until
July 4, 1915, shall be the exclusive law Of said
Territory on the subject Of African slavery until
altered by the proper authority
This was rejected-yeas %, nays l2l.
Motions to adjourn were now made, and defeat
ed. Points Of order were raised and overruled
The question was then taken on Mr. Boyd's
amendment, which was adoptsd-yeas LOG, nays
90.
"The amendment Of Mr.. Boyd provides for the
organization Of Territorial Government of New
Mexico. IL excludes the Wilmot Proviso but
authorizes the people Of New Mexico, when form
ing a State Government, to allow-or prohibit sla-
very, ss the people might desire and also pro-
vidss that the Territorial Government Of New
Mexico shall not 20 into effect until the boundary
Of Texas be adjusted and settledp
The vote for this proposition, excluding the
Proviso, was as follows.
YEAs-Messrs. Alberston, Aston, Anderson,
Andrews, Bay, Bayly, Beale, Bokee, Bowie, Bow
lin, Boyd, Breck, Briggs, Brooks, William J
Brown, Buel, Chester Butler, 4. Darlington Ca
bell, George Alfred Caldwell, Joseph p. Caldwell,
Casey, Chandler, Williamson r. w. Cobb De-
berry Dmmick, Disney, Duer, Duncan, Durham,
Edmuudson, Eliot, Ewing, Fitch, Fuller, Gentry,
Gerry, Gilmore, German, Green. Grinnell, Hall,
Hsmmond, HARRISON, I. @. Harris, T. l.. Harris,
Raymond, IIibbard, Hillisrd, Iioagland, Houston,
Howard, Joseph w. Jackson, A. johnson, Jas. l..
johnson, Jones, Kaufman, Kerr, Ia Sere, LETTER,
Levin, Lattle6sld, Job Mann, Marshall, Mason,
McClernsnd, Mcdonald, Mcdowell, MciAnshnn,
Robert M. McIane, FINS 4. Mclean, McMullen,
Melville, Morehesd, Morton, Nelson, Outlaw,
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Kerr, Geo G. King, La sere, LETTER. Levin, job
Mann, Marshall, Mason, McClernand, Melon
aid, Mcdowell McKissock, McI.anahan, Robert
M. McLane, Finis +. Mclean, McMullen, Nc
Willie, Meacham, Moore, Morehead, Morton,
Outlaw, Owen, Parker Phoenix, Pitman, Potter,
Powell, Reed, Richardson, Robbins Rose, Ross,
Savage, Sheppcrd, Stanly, Strong, Taylor, John
b. Thompson, Thurman, Toombs Underhill,
Walden, Watkins, Wellborn, White, Wildrck,
Williams Wilson, and Young-los.
The changes, since yesterday, were the follow
ing Carter and Disney, Democrats and Duncan,
Grinneli, G. G. King McKissock, Meacham,
Moore, Reed, Taylor, Thurman, Underbill, and
White, Wings, who had voted against Boyds
amendment now voted for reconsideration. Cling
man, Daniel, McGaughey, Stanton Of Tennessee,
Stanton Of Kentucky, and Thomas, who had
voted for the amendment voted against reconsid-
GRAFTON. Little6eld and Robinson who had voted
for the amendment were absent on this vote
Potter and McLanahan who we're absent on the
other vote, voted for reconsideration. Fitch, An
drcws, Bowdon, and Hebard, who had voted against
the amendment, did not vote on the question
Of reconsider Eleven Wings and two
Democrats from the free States changed their
votes so as 10 favor the amendment. The amend
ment having been reconsdered, the Speaker
said that Mr. Boyd was entitled to the floor,
and thereupon Mr.. Boyd moved the previous
question, 30 as to cut off further amendment.
The House refused TO second it, and Mr. Toombs
proposed an amendment TO the amendment, pend
ing which Mr.. Wentworth obtained the floor,
and moved TO commit the bill and amendments,
with instructions ato amend the amendment
so as to exclude slavery from oil the territory
acquired from Mexico by the treaty Of Guada.
lupe Hidalgo, lying eastward Of California
Mr.. Wentworth, while retaining the floor, eX-
pressed bis willingness to offer with his own,
other instructions, such as gentlemen from the
North or South might choose To submit, pro-
vided the vote could be taken on them separately
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SYERLFF"S SALES.


By virtue of testatum writ o. vendi!ioni
exponas from the Court Of Common Pleas
of Wyoming comfy, entered in the Court
of Common Pleas of Columbia county, will
be exposed TO public sale at the Court House
in Bloomsburg on Saturday the Sd day of Au.
gust next,:.at 10 o'clock P, Nj, all the right
title and interest in certain tract of land
situate in Fishingcreek township, Columbia
county, containing two hundred acres more
or less, about eighty cres of which is
cleared land, bounded by lands of Simon
Todd, John Eveland, Saml Yost and others,
whereon are erected two log houses and..a
small log barn.
Seized, taken ir execution and 10 ba sold
as the property of Ralph R Carpenter
ALSO,
AT the same time and place by virtue of a
writ of venditioni eXponas a certain tract or
piece o. land situate in Briarcrcek township,
Columbia county, containing 4s acres more
or less, OF which about 20 acres is cleared,
bounded by lands of John Martz on the south
on the north by lands of John Vanpelt, and
others, whereon is erected TWO story flame
dwelling house, log barn and other out
buildings, with an apple orchard, and the ap-
purtenances.
Seized. taken in execution and TO be sold
as the property of Josiah Fowler
p. BILLMEYER, Sh'G
Sheriff's Office, Bloomsbury,
June l3, 1850.
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List Of Causes for trial at August
Term, 1850.

/ Edmund L Pipes VS.. John Bailey
Geo Fox's Admr. vs. Andrew Emmons
Admr. ct al
John Shively VS. Jacob r Hover
Anna Dillman VS. S B M Yantz
S John Davidson vs. VIM II Wooden
Isaac Bernheimer ct al. vsJoseph X Fred
erick ct al
7 John G Brunner ct al VS. Jonas Hartman
8 David Ritter ct al VS. Joseph Maus
VIM Donaldson VS. John Peter Groves et al
10 Daniel Hoats ct al VS. VIM Schuyler
II David Masters ct al VS. Henry johnson
10 John L Davis vs. Chas f Mann
13 Jesse Hughes VS. Benz p Frck ct al
IA Alem Sechler ct al VS. John NJ Fiesier
is Chas Kramm VS. VIM L Albright et al
16 Samuel P Huey VS. the MontourIron Com
pany ct al.
II Lafayette Kepler VS. Elisha Hess
1s w Mongomery's ex VS. David L Kownover
10 DR.. John Ramsey VS. Rev John Heister
20 Moore & Biddle VS. Simon p Kase
81 Wildoner's admr VS. Robert Lockard
% Levi Bissel's admr VS. Amzi Brown
% John Conner VS. Stiles & Brink
"a VIM Bitterly VS. Moses May et ex
25 Samuel Conner VS. Conrad Adams
co Z Hicks ct al VS. Frederick Robb
27 Daniel Hill VS. Nicholas Seibert
% Geo Fredericks et al VS. Vailiah Rces
80 Jacob Fetterman VS. Daniel Keller
80 Daniel Blizzard VS. Solomon Rudy ell al
81 Yard Gilman s. Co VS. w Donaldson
80 b. 2. Frick VS. Chas F. Mann.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
several Courts of Common Pleas, Gen.
eraI Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and
Orphans Court, Court Of Oyer and
Termincr and Jail Delivery, in and for
the County of Columbia, TO commence al
the Court House in Bloomsburg, on
Monday the 10Th day of August next, 10
continue one Ueek
The Coroner, Justices of The Peace a.
Constables, in and for the county of Col
rmbia, are requested TO be then and there
in their proper persons, with their rolls,
records, inquisi;ions, and other remem-
brances, to do those things to their sew.
eral Offices apperlaining to be done.
And all Witnesses prosecuting in behalf
Of the Commonw eallh against any pris-
oncr, are also requested and commanded
to be then and there attending in their pro.
per persons TO prosecute against him, as
shall be just--and not 10 depart without
leave at their peril. Jurors are request.
ed to be punctual in their attendance, at
the time appointed agreeable TO their no.
tees,
Given under my hand al Bloomsbury the
llth day Of July, IL the year of our
lord one thousand eight hundred and
fifiv--and the independence Of the u.
nited States of America the 74th.
PETER BILLMYER, Sh'E.
(God save the Commonwealth
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Spring and Summer Goods.


AGAINth undersigned take pleasure in
announcing TO heir friends ane the public,
that they have just received select and
heavy assortment of choice
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
adapted TO the season, anl wants of thepeo-
pie, which they offer for sale, at their old
stand at prices "cheaper than the cheapest"
Their stock comprizes full ASSORTMENT of all
kinds of goods, usually kept in county stores,
and without particulari2ing each article, feel
warranted in saying that those in want of
good eoeds have only 10 call 10 satisfy the
taste and fancy.
Groceries, Queenswarc, Hardware, Fish,
Salt, Eiolasses. &c.
A Large ana beautiful selection of the a.
boyo articles of superior quality, at very low
prices.
ALSo.--Hais CAPS, Boots, Shoes, &c, OF
every variety, sort, size and price.
tS' Cash paid for grain always.
VIM. McKELVY g. Co.
Bloomsburg, April 10, 1850
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2 H0LDEN'S
IA ,JIWEERY STORE.

Where may always be found very large
and varied assortment Of fine Watches, Ell.
egant Jewelry, Fancy Articles, fine Gut
lery, Silver and Plated Ware, &c., offers
greater Endorsements to purchasers than
any other similar establishment in Phia-
deIphia.
In addition TO my heretofore large stock
have just added a new lot of Watches,
Jewelry, Fancy Articles, g., making my
present assortment one of the best in Phil
ladelphia. My assortment consists in part
of Gold and Silver Lever, Lepine, Quar-
tier and other watches; full assortment
of Jewelry, such as Cameo, Stone and
Mourning Breaches, Finger Rings, in a
great variety, Silver and Plated Table and
Tca-spoods, Butter Knives, Thimbles and
Pencil Cases, Lcckets, Purses, Keys, q
fine loi of Razors, Penknives, &C., with a
full assortment Of Gold Pens of all The
different Makers at the greatly reduced
price Of 81 ,25.
ELI HOLDEN,
No, 238 Marke. ST., above 7lh, Phila.
All kinds of Watches and Jewelry care.
fully repaired and warranted My goods
are offered at the very lowest cash prices.
Cali and sea, il costs nothing 10 look.
September 90 lS46,-Iy.