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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-27
From Godey's Lody's Book, July, 1850.
YANKEE DOODLE.

.." YANKEE DOODLE.
TuNE-'Ycakcc Doodlcn
BY T.. S. poNouo.
t'Yankco Doodle ~ Long ago
They played it TO deride us;
But now we march TO victory,
And that's the tune 10 guide us
Yankee Doodle ha ha ha
Yankee Doodle Dandy!
How we made the Red Coats run
At Yankee Doodle Dandy!
To fight is not pleasant game;
But, il we must, we'll do it
When "Yaukee Doodle" once begins,
Oar Yankee boys go through 1t
Yankee Doodle ha 'ha ha
Yankee Doodle Dandy!
t:Go ahead ~ the captains cry,
AT Yankee Doodle Dandy!
And let her come upon the sea,
The insocnt invader
There the Yankee boys will be
Prepared 10 senerade her
Yankee Doodle ha! ha ha
Yankee Doodle Dandy!
Yankee guns will sing the bass
Of Yankee Doodle Dandy
"Yankce Doodle u How it brings
The good old days before US
Two or three began the song
Millions Join tho chorus
Yankee Doodle ha ! ha ha
Yankee Doodle Dandy
Rolling round the continent
Is Yankee Doodle Dandy
"Yankec Doodle!n Not alone
The continent will hear it
But all the world shall catch the tono,
And every tyrant fear it
Yankee Doodle ha ha . ha.
Yankee Doodle Dandy!
Freedoms voice is in the song
OF "Yankee Doodle DandyW
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-27

The PAPERS state that the most distressed
man who suffered BY the late fire at San
Francisco, was Dutchman who Lost his
fiddle. He was perfectly ihconsolable; and
went through the streets crying and
screaming at the top OF his voice, "oh, niai
fddql-mine fddaL %
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-27

Never let people work for you gratis. If
you do you will never get out OF their debt
in all eternity. Two years ago, a man car
ried a bundle for an editor down east, 10 Bos-
ton, free of cost. The consequence is that he
has been lending him two shillings a week
ever since.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-27

AN INCIDENT OF THE PRfsIpENr -fhe ac,s
and speeches which mafked the tlos;ns
scenes of Gen. Taylor's life, will doubtless be
gathered up, and treasured in the memory of
his countrymen. The following anecdo,e is
related of him: and whether truly reported
or not, is certainly characteristic. The New
York Mirror says
1t is but few days since, when delega:
ton waited upon him to tBmonstrais against
his liberal position on the slavery Question;
and 10 talk Of disunion as the inevitable con.
sequence of the admission of California as a
free Statej that he uttered these memorable
words ;--'"Gentleman," said the President,
iii ever the flag Of disunion is raised within
the borders of these United States; while 1
occupy the Chair, will plant the stars and
stripes alongside of it, and with my own hand
strips it down, if not a soul comes 10 my aid
south OF Mason & Dixon's line!"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-27
E. 3. MASSER,
NEW STORE!
NEW SpOEEN OK GOODS,

NEW STOCM or GOODS,
Al The Store formerly occupied by John Bosor,
In Market Street, Sunbnry'
vEvHE subscribers respectfully inform the pun
i. lie that they have just received, and arc no"
opening ,,,. .oo,,s
!, HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS
Consisting in part of
Cloth, Cassimcres, SattineHS, Vcst'ng, f'"f"-
loon Stuff, Colieocs, Ginghams Lo''"s,
Testinrs, FtanncIs, Combrics, Linens,
Fine Musln,s, HandkcrchiejS,
Gloucs, &c,
Hardware, QueensNNarc,
DRuGs Ann MEDICINES.
ALSO:
A large assortment OF
Groceries Fish, Salt and Plaster.
I,dics Shoes and Caters, Fluid and Fluid LAMPS
An of which will be sold on the most reasonA-
blc terms
~ Country produce of all kinds taken III oN-
change at the lmst prices.
JOHN BUYERS q co.
Sunbury, April l3, ls5o.--ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-27

She expired just at midnight. During
the whole period of her illness she never
once murmured reproach against her
lover, but left him blessing when she died.
If such beautiful devotion has not heaped
Goals of fire upon his head, he is more than
man. The night following her deceasc |
was seated on a tombstone in the little Gem
etery near the port, when my eye was at
tracted by Pickering torch, and advancing
| met the corpse. We made five in all
The grave was open, and we lowered her
gently down. All was still, save the con-
vulsive sobs of Manuela, and the rolling
earth falling upon the cofiin--the dew
sparkled by the reflection of the blazing
torch--the work was done---llghts eXtln-
guished, and mourncrs gone. Alas, poor
Dolores! | have preserved your tress and
ring, and time has not yet erased the re-
membrance of your love and suileringS from
a strangers breast.
Curious EpITAru The following curious
inscription appears in the churchyard, Pew
sey, Dorsotshiro:
HERE LIES THE DODY
OF
LADY O'LooNEY,
Great Niece of Burke,
Commonly called tho sublime
She was
Bland, passionate, and deeply religious;
Also, she painted
In wafer colors,
And sent several pictures
To the exhibition.
She was the first cousin
To Lady Jones,
And of such
Is the Kingdom of Heaven.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-27

A MAGNIFICENT HOTEL, surpassed by
none in the United States, is 10 be bull, at
Niagara Falls, at eoSt oi i$2OO,O00.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-27
ZETTN g. CO,

IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN
Books, Prints, Engravings, Stationary
Gilt Frames and Musical IlistEIl-
rnensS.
No. rs North 2nd St, between Arch & Race,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORT to order and have constantly on hand
j a very large assortment OF goods III the above
named lines at wholesale and retail. Principally I;
D0 % Cd GE 8
In German, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, French, Italian
Spanish and other languages; Classics, Diction-
nries, Grammcrs, Vocabularies, School, Juvenile,
Picture, Drawing and Model Books for Architects
Cabinet, Carriage and other manufacturers.
MAPS, GLOBES and Blank Books OF every
description. Splendid Lithographic and other
Prints. -
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Accordeons Banios, Bows for all string insru-
mcnts, Bridge and Tailpieces, Clarionets, Flies,
Flageoets, Flutes, Guitars, Octave Flutes, Patent
Heads for Guitars and Vionccllos, Tambourincs,
Tuning Forks and Hammers, Violins, Violin and
Guitar Pegs, Vioncellos and Strings for all kinds
of instruments Wholesale and Rctail.-Accor-
deons repaired.
Also constantly on hand, wholesale and retail,
n large assortment of the very best
GERMAN BRONZE POWDER
Dutch Metal,-French and Florence Loai Metal
-Thermometers,- Hairpencils,- and other
Leadpencils,-R White and Black Chalk Cray
ons,-Mathematic Instruments
Spring Lancets--Pocket Prescription and Gold
Scales and Weights-Lctter, Fancy colored and
gilt Paper-Playing Cards and other French ant
German Fancy Articles, for the sale of which
they are the MANUFACTURERS AGENTS
July 6, 1885,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-27
OLD SERIES VOL. 10, NO. "a.

ol catering for herself, either these, or some
adequate substitute, in the forri, of more sus
I'D Vlahds, must be supplied, or she will cease
10 lay Neglect of this, is the principal Cause
why hens, closely confined, are SO generally
complained of as Improbable.
Windhand, Me-, May, 1850.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-27

TIE oldest oak tree in Belgium, which
was planted in the reign of Charles V, about
1910 or 1860, was cut down recently, at Roo
borst 1t measures IS fee: in length and is
feet in circumference. Pl',nks . feet wide
may be cut from some ofihe branches. This
tree was purchased fof SOOi by M. Wander
Banck, cabiyet maker at Ordenaerde, 1t
is said he Intends TO send a plank, cut from
this tree, from a to 5 feet wide, TO the Euro
pean Exhibition in London, in 1851.
A REDUCED FAIR.-We know young
lady, who, in her horror OF old-maidism, has
engraved at the bottom Of heI cards NJ
reasonable offer will be refused,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-27
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
CHAs. DUMMIG,

No. 2O7 ChesIttH Street Jf0'H HTcuu''
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTER and Manufacturer OF all kinGs OF
L Musical instruments, Fancy Articles and Toys ,
,, ,.;ces are lower than those of any other store
,nar,a ~ @ repaired in the best workmanship and also
''1 Philadelphia, May %, ls5o'-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-27

4 ETTER envelopes, OF valious kiiid'' '0' '''
II at this Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-27

CURIOUS EpITApu The following curious
inscription appears in the churchyard, Pew
sey, Dorsctshirc:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-01
CAUTION.

~. 4t,iy gopJIsrity 11zwsltar. 9al,an Of wild
re ILy.s IN nc country. 10 compound guack nostrims dor
psSoose of decefying The public and raising money ON
tvcfi.earned reputation OF this truly valuable medi-
n h., Eceo the public informed agaittstthe false PEePa;
rinns aftemptcd to be palmed ofin The name Of the VIII
ID certain Il e that a n9 medicine mest eo sSeT Pf Sisea.e %
tcaelo .ssdnnsn faesh isheiftoe or preserved the health
4 IiG. n 50 many thousands Of our race as hasDE Wis
~ II;1s,oS strect. is The sole proprietor Of the orig
.sse;Hf for the manufacture Of the genuine medicine,
supplies botln q. si. s.ss and retail e ~ and "a whom b
A fresh supply Of the ab9ye BaL,gn' on hand and
say . FORNEY, ShepherdstowR, and JOSEPH
HAYS, Harpers-FcFry. ~ T,;.o1
Ind by Druggists generally tnFougAent ue ohi'e"
.te. ..n,;,,e ,,nles. .isne, IL BUTTS on the wrap
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-01
Annunls! Arqsauais!

IYyIiE subscriber has received the following
IL Books suitable for floiyxay Presents:
The Women Of the Bible, edited by the Rev. j
NJ. Wainwright, D.. :
Sacred Annual, edited by Rev. J, II. Weld
Illustrated. Scripture, GIFT Book, by Mrs. Ellet
The Rose Of Sharon, by Mrs. c. NJ. Sawyer;
The Amaranth; ,e.
The Garland, edited by Emily Perciyal; 5tt5
The Ivy Wreath, by Mrs. EEnghs; u
The Snow Flake 4; ..4.slg : III
The ForgetMe Not. edited ly Mrs. E. S. Smith
Gems Of Beauty, by Emily Ee[ciyal;
F!ora's Gem, by A. A. Phillips
Poets Dtteringg. by Mrs. S. J, Hale III
The Moss Rose, by Mrs. E%P. Howard
Christmas Blossoms, by Uneie Thomas;
Golden Gift, by Emily P%ercisni;
Giir Of Friendship;
Apples of Gold in Pictures Of Silver;
The Rosemary; @
Rassclas, Illustrated
Pro,ctbial Philosophy, lliusfSssted; w..
The Poets and Poetry of America;
" " -" of England;
Tic Poems of Alfred Tcnuy4on;
The Lady OF the Lake, by Walter Scott;
Moorc's LaIla Ronkh-bcsidss other works suita-
BILE for Presents. L. S. tsIssIIELBERGER.
CI,arlestown, Dec. %, I849.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-01
Thc Small Fry Isottcry

Draws every Tuesday, WeJnesdhfi Thursday,
aud Saturday ofeach week. Capitals ~ns.alIy from
S to $4,000. Tickets 81. Packages Of '5hoIe
Tickets s / 5 Halves ST. so and Pacisage Oar
tiers IS rs. =. 4,
All orders considered con dental, and in every
Order The official printed drawings will be sent
60 All prizes paid at sight. in bfhkable money.
For a good prizes, addtass the great, prize
sellers, NJ, ANSEL & co.
Corner Of BquEand Light streets.
= baltimore, Jan. i, 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-01

TsNeW Goods.
NV f. ire receiving asecoal supply pf Fallan
Y Winter goods. CRANE s. BROWN,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-01
.-9S-NoII Baifimors Stress baltimore.
Nosembes ~ fsigGGy1s
Hoot,and shoe Makfnggov

lAHHn Ill - AA&EH@N -
] ss.ssss 81.
I'm H5paa8DgWGHM
IHallE undersigned have just opened. "a the cor
II ner.f on Main street, or Mr. Daniel Edt-
EIer,s Hotel, Sbe pEerds town, Shop for the u1anu-
faciure of every description ofrwark perfainfnato
tteiB0OTJAND SHOE MAKING BUSINESS.
They will manufactlfe To order, II the shortest
notice, and keep constantly on hand. Gentlenen :
fine Call, Mofoccos Kip and Corksole Boots,
coarse and fine Shoes,as wellas generalsarie-
u of Badies'iwork al ofsghich viii Hrnanufae-
tured OF the very best f1aferiaIsfhzt can be pro-
cured, and the work executed IN 4 style inferior
TO no other establishment IN the county. From
some considerasfe experience N The busfness, We
feel .confdeEt OF being able toFender sstisfacfion
10 all who may give rs cal, and a pnr terms
are low, and our best endeaVors e<efted atIeast
10 render Satisfaction, asbare Of the public pa
tronge Is respectfully solicited.
As our motto is, quick sales and short profits.
ii will be necessary 10 90 Oh The cash principle,
as Doubtless il will prove mutrally adv Entaaeops
To both partiess Punctuel cDsfornerr. hnwerer,
can have a short credit, If IL is desired Our una
terials will be purchased in PhiIadelphia for rash
and our Determination is 10 sell work g. low as u
ran be purchnsed any where in the county
Those who doubt can AZ least gtFe Us 3 trial.
Ladies wated on Tor measures al their resi-.
dences when desired.
Country Produce takenin cxchange fat uosk.
W. &JsAvIS.
Shcphess;own, Nor. fss iS42-3m
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-01
EsTnAY HORSE.

vHEAkEN'u VI on Tie Alarm of the subscriber, near
n the Union School House, on Monday, De-
cemt'r 10th, IA SORREL HORSE, with the
following mdfks-he is alight sorrel, with hind
feet white and bald face, sh9d ali round, and wind
brokenA3snppoged /, be %folfSeen years old a
owrer of the above horse can Iaye1him by prov
ing property and paying charges.
JOHN w. EENDRICKS.E
~ RrcernherelS l84o=2t tlnLsN -.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-01
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.

L,ve bccn requested toistate that Bethlehem Sec
No 4. Cadets OF Temperance willhavc several Ad-
AZ he somc of its own members and the Rev. Clcr-
s,,;ng forth the object and aim of their Order, on New
IL Dsv. at The Temperance Hall, in the Court
u. Charlestown, at 2 o'clock. P. NJ. The n%cighbor,
Scctions arc cordially invited to BIC present, as well
Il aides and Gentlemen oftlic town and its vicinity.
;usaIlation Of Officers will take PLACES in public, at
line above specified. aa1 Dcoe'nbcril' 1919.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-01
n1iareIIoneo1ts Notiees.
MONEY WANTED

n ., ncr;o1 Of the year is at hand when our e%xpcndi-
an. necessarily Heavy, and necessity eomP.eis US to
II ri To- The justice Of patrons TO "iiqqidate balances, :,
! 4 - acrounts necessarily arc,) will confer a favor by
!; ~ Us an opportunity TO receipt in full. Those per
n 1bo arc Indebted 70, us for three, four, i've or near
= .ssrs substitution, will, VIC hope, if1heir conscienccs
IN scared 10 The demands ~ofjustiec, come forward at
Y oh nav 10y THE PRINTER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-01
CEIARLEsroWN GROCERY,

rEvfIE subscriber has Just returned from Bslti-
snare with one of ihelargest and most choice
selections of -. So e5aa
Groceries, Liquors, Wines. &C.,
that lie has ever. had The, pleasure oil, offering to
lis friends anu customers. They have been
bought at the very lowest prices, and will be sold
on crins that cannot fail satisfaction eith-
eras4to price, ortime. 1t is his determination to
sell Gerry article in the Grocery line, as low if
not lnNgr, than they can ,oe purchased in The conn
can lave, ocular demonstration If they but give a
f~ait.ifial. Y ~
o., All deariptions Of Country Produce taken
in exchange TO- Groceries at the marketprice.
Dec, Is. r. v. Lewis.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-01

T77=T Ia5PUBE9t1sALEess
S HFFERS0Ns

D = ~
70 dsf - ~ 9ses 49,, q,
-HR1s1bscFiberheipg dssraEs sfen9sses
~ wesa. will cser a Ppklss "a
80 II ~ ~ ri Jcuadry,
: ifnxfrds even mile ssest"s
-eSgss Ssst % Justice for 4snefses
= eI.@F1y.s wi,hf1 one add hattH htses o.
sS5 49, The Mineisesfsk ena folo-
n The Smifhfeit md ffsfgers.
s.1tsse5 bann5ea on The EAst srs sese
~ s$tsSs rnsdss tGonEainfng ~
aIs acsss Esi.ncstone5Aand
hsnF oSe.haIeeISafe and IN a good SEE g. sal-
80 80 s6Sodant respntee- - iff ferther
Iearr very fif.e tx
ilptO rnsrt 81 the WOOL $500
~ tISass o aeres9 n enrtas-s1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eons-<~
n-is.sIsns ofeak and hiekoryf With a srI'1.
49,. - tornst cedar and wild enersy.E.
49, s.-senents eonsistofa supslapf iai ana
cGNMoDIoUs psyELlISG.
fs19 - re- wifh stabing suilrienf 4or2u
80 49, Hi ali other bnttdings neeessary
= - - I'm. n large Clstenn NJ ple ooofs
mi nsSsr.failinr WELL ot Eate5s airo.
Poe,sS which supply IN the stoek en tae 4Ai" ~
all seasons Of the s
There arc afs6ersFo Oret,ssras q sno'e0
4sSsSftlii ~ hai brafing, otalfk lnd- G
In every respect this properly eomolnfs
Isii fSSnrored and p-oFaetsefarnssshf = ofieTed
EI6Eeale mon the most liberal terms. 4hpthlsst
snEiSe and time 81 payn1entsS For iafther patlleu-
3EsS e;,bsr1appiv tSthe sHbscfibers Refkonaus9
~ no IetfeFy addressed 30 hlmsaH near IddleNays
ETsfEsrson C1uufySVaLgd5sa zan5ss5f NV
~ NJ The Terns IN be made knnrrn On The day
tsf ala IEsFszflgSsf& GEORGE HEEfI
E6eDec. 1SglS4p.1 Tse1aiIA sapelest I4ssseA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-01

subscriber has just opened tne of the
Il largest varieties ofTOYS; OF evely imsei-
tnabIs description, ever before offered in ChStles.
town To particnlarize would be !impossible.as
he has every article which the city of Baltimore
could produce, in the way of Toys, fromthe cos
nr. u penny ito five dollars. Those desiring
Christmas or New-Y Years Presents for their chill
dren cannot faiEto he suited, if they will but give
me a call AMI examine myastock. 5oaai3sH
Dec.-I8;- 1919. BLESSING.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-01
mUZZA! HUZZAr &! HuzZA,.:
$4,000 capital Prize Sold.

M ANsEL co, Bafa 70 INFORM the pub
Iy.A 1 Jic thaf t1e Capital Aarize % 4o,uoDtwa
sold at their eficeon Saturday, to q Dsever from
Ohio. This uSpecedentedsuc was never heare
of; besides, we Sold the H4tfof S6,00o,.a Wholt
fTickete6f $1,000. Three prizes have beea al
sold within a weef.. tc1 I. .5az 5iss
y We now have tie pleasure ofpresenting to on,
Virginia friends t1t following splendid Lotteries
and wee@ould advise those sssho want a real gooa
PriSe, TO send a good order3o NJ. Afsel d Go.
and a good Capital Prize vail be- notdoubt1ac &C:
ceptable: 4sa -, s4s9 Il .da
sr,sqiucIianna Camai Lottery.
To be- dra.on IN The ciE=@ Baltimore, on
Wednesday OH, Capital Prize, $4,000 tA
&17rPfize sof g $25,Up0 /.
II aaa -" 5sE $4,000 (
= III IS 1sst 1880 :
I" " 5000
100 &c" :. 800
'Ess<E Tickets $40.
The 10th Capital Prize, 22.50oA ~ Z.
Tickets 50. -ssa
:" 18th g. ~ IA $4,000
Tickets 81.
SATURDAY. 18th.
1 Prize Of $4,000
so +" " 5000 sF54
so {" 1000
Tickets Sl5-Shares in Proportion.
Exceptionally and Frila;, Capital $4,000
~ sr Tickets $3.50. Z.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-01

Tos Fish for sale by,
" Dec. IS. KEYES.& KEARSLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-01

n ranges and lemons for slae by
" Dec. rs KEYES 81 KEARSlEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-01
NEGROES for Hire.

SATURDAY the 29tha of this month, If
W fair, if not. on the Monday following. the
3lst inst, we will offer for hire, i'm Snithfeld, a
muir her- of likely servants, Mem Women, Boys
iand.fiirls. faHsi
Persons who hired from Us the past year will
please be,prepared t., take up their bondsou that
day. THOS. H.. WILLIS
DaeglS, I849. - l4-WM aB.a FNWILETS.
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Ehlssi ssJh~''S Sh'tgtsE.ZEKIEL -fOpNG.
Elk Branch. Nov. 81, 9tS j9e2a3m a,.1
.sa9io 81 Ftf2s Press cry I month
s,yir-4SAPPINGTON'S HOTEEsauH
VSRoMfthe liberal Encouragement extended to
u the proprietary Hi: has been induced toaddto
his estaB sll@,fnt { Ten e new andyery eon151n3dI Il. 4
verv colntoFfa6fe manHef MANY more more Y@iisiters and
boarders than eretofore,SA-and while he continues
to- Keep his. house in the, same style, hopes to
merit and receive thheaFapge generous share otpuD-
III further promises, that his Table shallbe sup
plfea as usual, with an the delicacies of our va
ftcuss seasons, and'his Bar shall always be sup.
pI;od With the best Wines Brandies QorelgnLand
Dd5mestic;11 and other liquors # superior quality.
He has also erected additional stalls to his sta
BE- where an abundant supply of Hay Oats and
Corn may always be found. 49,, *
~ Hacks, Carriages Bnggies and careful rl-
vers, always ready for the accommodation OF visit
.ers.m s + 5sdt ,.51s. I'll Npysphser q l845E
s HIEtO L.pso
ssoa liar PERS-FERRY,sEA.a ahE
rEyHEundersigned'w ouldtespectfully inform the
~ public; that he has leased the Hotel q Ha
RpersIFery,,a date IN the occupancy of Capt.alo
PRF!.ABEI Known as the Tinted Sta9s Hotel
n is now prepared to accommodate passengers
by the Rail Road, sor jewellers in the most
comfortable manner. Those travellIngSm the
Cars wiipfid this a mostagreeable Dining place,
where every gsr fruit ofthe' season. and luxury that
can be had, swillBPe served up in the the most peads choice
style.
I To the people .ofthis MISUNDERSTANDING Conn
ties he wouldIsay, that his House shall always be
omen for THEM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as
he is observation-disclosures their calssgreeable.-
His arsshall contain the choicest iquors-his
Tableth he best the market NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
well furnished-andhis Stabipg whichiseommo
dious,shalI contain the best proyender aI1dattendi
& Give thesHouse a!calI, and indge,of.itsameriis
foryourselyes. isas4 o4 safftiW hrs ybRs7 sd b9SW
sJs oi s545i5 Jasalq JAMES BATEsVAGERa
s,.IeI Iarpers-F y;April,1llStS4s0 10 f9sSis5l
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-EomnlmnIcated.

rRNR. EDIT0R-SIR :WhleseyeIypersqnts
S1E5tbusy I1oktngB Yepr columns for me sLasesl
news from San Francisco will you nasso SdneSas
to- wal I'm stheDi not to4be lnpmlndlntl Of l!ne.E
Welfare as 10 let the cold .tgetaannEsnoWy @ea;
Their set in. and find them ppsapPDedwhnI good
Boots and Shoes, SO essential TO their health and
comfort? Will You also inform the public thai
LIhayest this day +Teceised- from the Em- of John
Rickle.& Co, Philadelphia a 2efyaaige supply
and general assortment of the very best qnatIiy
of leather, that 1 think wilEeemPaIe tay9ra6ly
with any made in tbs, United States. Also, .
new set 8 f'the latest style French Lasts, ana pc
ing a practical. mechanic, Y have moi TO employ a
foreman but buy and ,cutthe stock myself, and
Fhaveihe Immediate inspection OF all work sold
Ebyyme. Twas acknowledgements, In the summer,
Ia numb Of workman, ahdl am now pre-
pared to- make all work infmyl line equal 70 that
made any where. persons fitting out tor. The
winter vi Find it to their advantage to purchase
their Boots and Shoes at the store twodoofswest
of Sappington's lHotel, where they car etpd a
large assortmen of Cali, XII, and GowhideE Bools
/ also 5ksep constantly ON hand, and make to
order on short notice, Ladies' wear ofteyety1 de-
lIscription.a ) ebSssf11ss z1cse2 si5.5 $50
Boots and Shoes neatlyEtepaired al, short. no
tice. Gutta Percha tSoIes, thai, witi.het ent on
new or, old Boots. - ,jsHiJOEN AftSSsJs
la Noyember 90, 1919. sgEjizag 1otsjo tts tin',
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LAND R0ls 80

II WEI. offer at private ~saIeyoa staaltfFaSaH Of
II 1872 Acres OF Larids in J~eteEzonseeDH
ty. tyxo miles North Of MiidletRay-D 1heland
i of a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pretty
GOOD for wOGd Idingsggflehe AlsoAe young
Orchard Of grafed ruit,s iIoqlacfes Ot lthe land
il cleared. heBAlEn6ef NJ tfuibefI 3sinE4
If the above s1dlfs-Hso SD privately before
the lILh efBfayth Enefssf tsflttIe1 seils1t PHos.c
sale on elnfeo5iisS Thefer wlllbe made
known 90 theEa UfsaEel5sH1 Il tT%SA
-~fT1slHEs LEONARD WIELIAMSON.
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