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ALSO,
Nv Vegetable Anti-DySTepSia BliterS.

This Medicine is a for Dyspepsia IN is
very worst forms Thousands of have been com
plelcy cured by il within the last year, which have
been entirely despared of by the regular family pysi-
clans We do recommend il 10 cure cvcrythng-we
recommend Dyspepsia, aud the dseases origl-
Mating from IT, and that will cure IN almost every
and il is recommended for nothing else. In many in
stanccs even the worst Of have been completely
cured in two and three months, but depends somewhat
npon the constitution Of the patient We would say
an who are afflicted with Dyspepsia, give this medicine
fair !ria and If II fails TO do good your money will be
min
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a cobler has just located himself at
Spalding, and attracts attention with the
following address outside his shop -
Surgery performed on old boots and shoes,
by adding of feet, making good the legs,
binding the broken, healing the wounded,
altering the constitution, and supporting
the body with new soles. No cure, no
pay. Advice gratis on the most desperate
eases
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AN IRIsH SERMON, By FATHER MuLRICo
LAFFERTy Mrs. Mulvany, We must die,
although ye're so hale and SO hearty, ye
must die, that ye must. And you Mr..
Rafferty,, We must die TOO, although you
are so lane and SO lank that ye scarce
make q shadow when the sun shines, you
must die, that ye must. And you, innish
kitten, We must die, although YOU are 50
old and grey-headed. you must die too,
that We must. And you. too, league
McGinnis, for all you are so rosy
checked, and are foriver making love to
the girls at Donnybrook Fair, you must
die yes. yes, we must all die. | must
die, too, although I am the pastor of the
parish, and have the care of all your
sowls, | must die too; and when | shall
be come up before Goodness, and Good
ness is after saying to me- Father Mul-
rico Laferty, how is your parish on for
thaying, and such like deadly sins -
Och, mighty cIane, yer honour SO We
see it's good character | shall be giving
Goodness of yes all but when Goodness
shall say to me, Father Mulrico Lafferty,
how have they paid you their Easter
dues ? what shall | say to that, ye black
guards, ye!
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HOAT'S
PATENT CORN SHELLER.

THE undersigned having purchased the right
Of manufacturing and selling the above
anDroved Corn Shelter, acknowledged on all
hands 10 be superior TO anything of The kind
hitherto introduced. for the counties of Mifiiin,
Huntington, Bedford, Franklin, Adams, Som
erset, Fulton, Green, and Washington, respect
fully invites the attention of farmers and others
to this easy methoi of performing an otherwise
laborious work. The Corn Shelter is driven
by horse power, and can be attached to any or
dinary threshing machine, and will easily shell
one hundred bushels OF clean corn in an hour.
Among number who have them i'll use in
Miftlln county, the following gentlemen are
referred to;
Mai. W. Wilson, James Brown,
Col. ". Reed. Moses K. Thompson,
VIM M'Marigil, Thos. NcNitt,
Thomas Brown.
0IT Orders for machines for any OF the above
counties will be promptly attended to, by ad-
/ dressing the subscriber al Mllroy +. o., Milf
| fin county, Pa.
/ WIN. H. WATSON
/ County or Township Rights will be disposed
/ OF on reasonable terms on application as above
AUGUST 20 I-1l-}m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28

IN oerinr the community this justly celebrated
edy for diseases or the throat and lungs it is
wish tritie with the lives health OF the afflicted, but
frankly 10 lay before the opinions Of distinguished
men, and some or the evidences of its from
which they eau Judge for themselves We sincerely
pledge ourselves 70 make no wild assertions false
statements Of lis efficacy, will we hold out any hope
10 suffering humanity which facts will not warrant.
Many prDefs here given, and we solicit inquiry
from he public ato all publish, feeling assured they
viii tnd them perfectly reliable, and the medicine
thy their best confidence and patronage.
From tic distinguished Professor ef Chemistry and Ma
teriq .Hedicd, Bo'cdcia College,
Dear Sir delayed answering the receipt of your pre-
paraon, until had opportunity of witnessing it's eff
fects in my family in the families of my friends.
This have done with high degree of satisfac-
ton, in cases both Of adults and children.
have found it, as its ingredients show powerful
remedy for colds, and coughs and pulmonary diseases.
PARKER CLEANELAND, NJ d.
Brunswick, Me, Feb, 5, ISI7.
Fso Ousrseer lie HamiItOH .uiils IN this City
LOWELL, Aug. 10, 1919
DR.. J. C. Aver: have been cured of the worst cough
| had in my life, by your Cherry Pectoral,' and
never fail, when have opportunity, Of recommending
il 10 others. Yours, respectfully,
s u. EMERSON
The following was one Of the worst Of cases which
the physcIans and friends thought be ucurable con-
sumption
CHESTER, Pa, Aug. %, 1916.
]. e. Aycr-Sir: was taken with terrible cough,
brought cold. in the beginning Of last February,
and confined to my bed more than two months
Coughing necessarily night and day, became CHASTITY
and pale, my eyes We're sunken and CLASSY, and my
breath very short Indeed, was rapidly falling and in
such distress for breath, that but little hope of my
cry could be entertained While in this situation a
friend Of mine he Rev. John Keller, of the Methodist
church) brought bottle of your CHERRY PEcToRAL
which tried more to crafty him than from any expecta
ton OF obtaining relief It's good effect induced
continue It's use, and | soon found my health much i'm
proved. Now, in three months, | am well and strong
and attribute my only your great medicine
With the deepest gratitude, yours, &c
JAMES GODFREY.
Prepared and sold by JAMES c. AVER
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold III Leipistoi0n by a. a. B.4.FKS, .4gent, ana
by Or. E. ". HALE in .MiFinto,on by Jacobs s
BsJord, aud BY Druggists generally throughout tht
State. oct24-3mo
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Executors Notice.

n OFlCE is hereby given that Letters
~ Testamentary, upon the estate of PHIL
iP ROTHROCk, late Of Derry township,
Mifflln county, deceased, have been granted TO
the subscriber, residing IN McVeytown, in said
county. All persons Indebted TO the said es-
tate, are hereby required to make immediate
payment, and all those having claims against
the same, are requested to present them duly
authenticated for payment
a. ROTHROCK, Executor.
Oct. a, 1851 st.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS

will tndi decidedly to their advantage TO give
him call, for his arrangements are now such,
as to enable him to furnish any quantity that
may be desired on the shortest notice.
The care and attention he has ever given 10
the manufacture Of the style Of Hats preferred
by his numerous Omish customers, Will be
continued; and he feels warranted in giving
the assurance that they Will not be disap-
pointed.
Grateful for the encouragement he has thus
far received, he will continue TO deserve it. by
continued asSlduity to the wants of his friends,
and strict attention to his business.
LeWistoWn, October 81. 1851.
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I'D. IN. ROACH.
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,

BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,
- ESPECTFULLY announces to his patrons
IA and solOurners that he has taken the
room formerly occupied by Mr.. SCHLossER,
Southeast side Of the Diamond, where he is
now prepared to shave all kinds of boards, from
the downy to the regular stubhIe, in the most
approved manner. HAIR CUTTING also
done IN the most fashionable style. by prompt
attention to business, and manifesting every
desire to please, he trusts TO receive continu-
ance OF the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed on his establishment.
Lewistown. June I3 IS5l.-tf
AUSf received and for sale al BANKS
~ Drug Store, DR.. S. p. TowNsENp's SARsA-
PARILLA; DAVIS PAIN KILLER-a DESTROYER of
all pain; DR.. DUNLAP's AROMATIC CoNrEcTIoy
for Plies; AsIATIc BALsAM, for Diarrhua, &c.
EXTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL by
april |. A. A. BANKS, Agent
SPlCES Of all kinds, fresh and pure at
- apriIu 4 a. BANKS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28

One of the richest cases we remember
to have heard of happened short time
since in a neighboring State, not thou
sand miles from New Hampshire. A diff
fculty had occurred, as difficulties some
times will occur between preacher and
the choir of his church, which for con-
siderable time deprived the congregation of
the benefits of the services of the above
named orchestra. The delinquents al
length rePented, and appeared in full num-
bers at the usual time of services. The
parson ascended the pulpit as usual, looked
about on the congregation, paying particu-
lar notice 10 the unexpected accession to
his hearers, and when the time arrived
for reading the hymn, he rose, and with a
very significant tone, look and air, and
with his eyes fixed upon the recent absen-
tees, began
Are ye wretches yet alive,
And do you yet rebel"
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DEE. j. w. COOPER'S
CrIehra1ed Xreelahle Anti.DYSIepSia Pills

certain cure for Indigestion, Debility Sickness or
Burning in the Stomach Pain in the Side and stomach,
Costiveuess Sensation, of Weight in the Stomach after
Eating, Difficulty of Breathing, Resessness, Want of
Apuetite Palpitaou Of the Heart and all other Diseases
which arise from INDIGESTION.
- Certificates can be seen at the Agents.
For sale By F. T. HOFF.H-f.N, Leloistotrn; and G.
~, Brcha,qn, II Vertern Sep. l9-ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28

T OODIEAR'S celebrated metallic Gentle
~ mems and Ladies' Gum Shoes. together
with general assortment of Misses and Chill
dren's Gum Boots and Shoes for sale by
lanl0 hosEs MONTGOMERY.
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GUERs Shoes.

A LOT of Hartshorn's Gentlemen's leather
"A soled Gnm Shoes, superior article for
sale BY MOSES MONTGOMERY
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1JG8[Ly
FALL & WINTER GOODS.

~ ~ n GAAS ~ " ~ ~ ~
WETE have Just opened at our old stand the
w largest and most complete assortment
OF Fall and Winter Goods that we have ever
offered to the public. Having previously re-
duced our old stock very low, we have been
enabled to replace 1t with new, at extremely
low prices. and we think we can offer those
who see fit to patronize us, as good bargains
as any other establishment in the placP.
Our stock of French black and Colored
Broad Cloths,
Beaver Cloths, Blanket Coatings, and French
and fancy Cassimercs Is particularly large and
desirable We now sell heavy brown Mus
Inns, yard wide choice OF four mabes-at
Gle; Conestoga and New Market r, at 7c );
beautiful rich stvic Nous de iaiaeS. al l2Ic;
and fast colored prints at > to &c. We wish
.HAo -1aGGlio3a
before purchasing elsewhere, to examine our
Nous DE LANES, CAsHMEREs, English and
French Merinoes, Poplins, Silks, Dress Trim
mings, ShaWls, Bonnets, &c, as we think we
can offer them as great inducements as any
other concern. We have added about
Fifty Pieces of Carpeting,
to our former stock, embracing splendid Brus-
sells (the first ever offered here), new style
three ply Imperial, Ingram of all grades, beau
tiful Venitian for stairs and entry, low priced
do. druggets, listing, and rag Carpets. We
have Floor Oil Cloths, yard to yard and half
wide Window Shades; BOOTS AND
SHOES, Of every description and
Groceries,
as low as the lowest. 0(~Call and see for
yourselves.
WATSON, JACOB & co.
Lewistown, Sept 26, lSJl.
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BOAT FOR SALE,
IssqIIFA KP-%S
s.ssl1k : -. -

IssgILisc-.
THE Tide Water Boat ATLANTIC, FIVE
i years old and in good repair-carried 2OlO
bushels of wheat IN July to the city-wilI be
sold cheap. The subscriber put repairs on her
10 the amount OF $l20 in June last.
JOHN KENNEDY.
Lewistown. Aug %, 1851.
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The undersigned have entered into Cuparne rshp under
the Firm OF
Rirnby g. Lawrence,
TO CARRY on THE
PAPER & RAG BUSINESS,

AZ No ) Minor street, Philadelphia.
WHERE they intend keeping large assortment Of
~ Papers, &c, consisting iu part as follows:
Writing Papers; wove ndlad, American and English
Bath posts and Note papers wove aud laid gilt snd
plain.
Folio posts, fiat caps Printing papers, all sizes.
Hardware papers from l9 BY - TO 10 by f..
Colored aud white tissue papers, American and English
HollingswOrIil's patent manila papers.
Colored and white shoe papers and sizes
Buff envelope papers.
Colored printing and cover papers.
Manila papers. an lies. Glazed royal, all conrs.
Druggist, blue medium, aud iiterng papers.
Tea, secret and cOIored papers for confectiJners.
Rag, manila, and straw wrapping papers.
Bonnet, binders, box, cap, and trunk boards
White and buT envelopes: legal letter, note, and card
sizes. Agents for Bliss, Potter & Co.'S
PRINTERS CARDS,
in packs and sheets, white and coored-odd sizes
order Aso their gilt, figured, and plain glazed papers
JOSEPH RIMBY, late OF $ \. Third street.
y. 5. LAWRENCE, late n No. , Minor street.
y. B. 500 tons Of Rags wanted in exchange for cash.
Philadelphia, July /. lsji.-6m
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SPlCES of all kinds, fresh and pure. at
~ april II 4 4. BANKS.
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B @ d tx s.

Great Bargains by those who want BOOKS now
be had at establishment.
Lewistown, October ?, 1851.
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TReir poer the abooe diseases IS s1oesG-jS
equaed-By Gny other preparation the United States
the attest Raay after Sk physicians had
failsd.
These Bters worthy the attention Of inyads
Possessing virtues the rectcation diseases
the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the search
ing powers weakness and affections of the digestive
pans they are HhaI safe certain nd pleasant
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upon the wrapper, and the blown in The bottle,
sctthoRt ukteh hey are spurious.
For sale, Wholesale and RETAIL at the GER
MAN MEDICINE SToRE, 100 Arch street, one
door below Sixth, Philadelphia, and by Mrs
MARY MARKS and DR.. T.. w HALE.
Lewistown. may %, lS5l,-ly.
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VNHE undersigned is just receiving from
/ Philadelphia, large and choice assort-
,,ooDt Of
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National Loan Find Life Assurance
Society OF London.
tsansrala /. aEsn.'s otiee. u wan .,rset.

New York, November IL, 1868
NOTfCE-lr pursuance Of i resolution Of the
IN Beard Of Directors the hitherto ex istfng mode
u loans III oDe-haif prtwo-fhirdsof The common an
nuAl pfeapums paid hy The insured Is discontinued
~ reitfepre % policies 10 be hereafter granted
And the I3oafd have Introduced The following new
and fayaAbe system Of loans for the future viz:
party insured for the whole term If lie may ar
any imF borrow oncrhalf The amount 81 annual pre-
niun Mishont note security or deposie vi policy
and Is entitled 1 division Of profits
He may 81 any time Surrender his policy and
Ieerfve back. As value thereof one hall The gross
sum paid by him 10 annual common premiums
h,s new i9rme loan applies only 10 policies here
after 10 Be issued
parry aireadF insured for whole life nav ON
payarnfoi sma'l sEam, eonverI his Insurance into
new Pqllcyupnn Tie loan syslein now introduced,
fariiee airrady fasuryd and nttlef 10 a two.
third 1oap ate notshut from said two third loan
irihey pfetrk L, upon the terms stated in the So-
clety's pafhpklelsA
"A pary may. al moderate annual premium. in
sure Tor HE aud 4 he survive ID reach the age Off
~ years .the tuil sum Insured npto SIS GEO. will
De paid u hip, orr ii be dies before rdachiag that
sye, The fall sum ipsnrcll will be paidi his family
erlegai Representatives.
Atr'Nd DIRECTORS <foR NOVEMBER
G. T. HABlcHT, Chairman.
il. Painler ( Henry Ladlam,
8 S. HdWlaad Robert G. Dillon.
WIN. yan Hook, ? H. K Rodgers. NJ. D.
e---s--r SANDER STARR General Ascent -.
T-tss'rNss~~k14sRRERT
Agent for .jrBers0H C0AHfg.
ttl H.
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1.-THE RICHEST MAN IN VIRGINIA..

q
SOME Account OF Hm-Samuel Hairston, or
Pittsylvania, is iheagentcman referred to few
days ago, as the richest man in Virginia. A cor
respondent Of the Richmond Wing says H. n,
When | was in bis section year or two
ago he was the owner of between sixteen and
seventeen hundred slaves, in his own right,
having but little while before taken a cr'i-
s,ts He also has prospective right to a.
bout one thousand slaves more, which are
now owned by his nothcrin-law, Mrs Ruth
Hairston. he having married. her only child
lie now has tile management of them, which
makes the number of his slaves reach hear
thtsc fho.fsantt They increase at the rate
of near one thpusalid every year and he has
to purchase large plantation every year to
settle them ON A large number of his plan
tations are in III enry aud Patrick counties,
Va. He has large estates in North Carroll
ma His landed property in Stocksaloue, is
assessed at siS hur ired thousand dollars -
His wealthzis differently estimate p. from
three TO Ave millions, and should think it
| was nearer the latter You think DC has
hard lot but / assure you Mr. Hairston
manages all his matters as easy as most per
/ sons would an estate of $4,000 He has
overseers who are compelled to giTe him q
written statement Of what is made and spent
on each plantation, and his negroes are all
/ clothed and fed from his own domestic man
ufacture and raising, having his tobacco
crop, which Isl immensely large, as 50 much
clear gain every year, besides his increase
in negroes, which is fortune Of itself
And now for the residence have trav-
elled over fifteen States Of this Union and
have never seen anything comparable to his
! yard and garden, except some of them id the
1 Mississippi delta 4and none Of them equal
| it Mrs Hairston has been beaatifying it
/ for years and good old Minister, i'd preach
ing near the place and describing Paradise,
/ said. TWAS as besutifalds Mr. Halrsfon's ~
or as = friend who had visited Washington
CITY for the frst time, remarked that the
public grounds were aeayk as handsome as
/ Samuel Hairstonis Mr. 1airston.is plain
unassuming gentleman, AID has never made
any noise in the world, Tough he could vie
with the Bruces, the 1tDonoughs and the
Astors; and il is{strase, that while their
wealth is co extensive 18th the UDiGn, be is
not known one hppdreSmiles from: home =
/ believe he is nov the ealthiest man in the
Union, as William B Abr Is onl3 worth a.
bout 54,OOOVO0, and theesiates OF city peo-
pie are vastly ove4rated, While Mr.. Hairston
can show the property ths. Fll bring the cash
at any moment
/ Mr.. Hairston was raihlin few miles Of
Mhere he now lives IN Rnry county. He
has several brothers wlare pretty well to
do in the world Ondf them, Marshall
Hairston, Of Henry, owlmore thani700 ne
groes- Robert Halrstq who now lives in
Mississippi, near i,000knd Hardin Hairs
ton, Who has also NOV to Mississippi =
boat600 slaves Geor9IairSton, of Henry
has given ntost an his lopcrty to his chill.
drsn, reserving 6nly abs $50 sslayes for his
own use
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den eentOrtiou Of sOuntlanee, and !. thet
same .iha nressino his lfnl - k;e .f...ai- Y,

" H. ! ii
den sentortiOu # soaniiaeee, ard i the
same sih,e pressing bis "a . Bis deck
want M aching tod extracted Z
:. can extract ii as VI as any s-s.tlst IN
the toWnshipg said MissE rising, ead Pc ]
fore the sis5feTs, eoald conf ne any plausible
means for escaping with teeth thss mn.
struments for extracting Yre predueeG
+. His fellow. in turn, w1ing TO Asst hun
out Of bis iilemma, said, Ather coDt Identity
i :, But wish 10 be bled. bliss. Al 1 pre-
/ sumo you are not surgeon
assure you lam pssfset competent
% serve You in any capae3yt 7 reRhed ths
Young lady, with@ut tbeSqks hesitation,
!; and shall be happy % Apply the lancet, as
soon as I have relic ed thisgentleIuan. and
~, ,er,.o,,.l,l =. .asnisss.s snszhsf- The ;---
/ SIR sif mess ii good order
The Queen s aiiaions POW made a virtue
of Necessity, an, tArew off the attempted
DISCUSSES whiehglad atailed them SO little,
and appeared inthsiftrue characters,
hi We are here malam,n said the FIRST Off
Ger, addressing Mrs. * in voice Of stern
authority, we areshere in her aajesty's
name, to arrest youI husband on q charge of
High treason Tat heis now in this house,
we have no doubt, and will be wisdom in
you to give him IN to ,nstice at once, other
wise search will be Immediately instituted.
he cannot escape. US.
He has already escaped you" thought
the lady, but She only replied by coolly Civ
ing her word Of honor that he was not ID the.
house; z yet, If you desire it." she added,
: / am ready 70 lead you through every a
partment"
The Indifference withWhich the announce
ment of the object Of their visit had been re-
ceiYed, convinced Yictoria's functionares
that this object had been previously under
stood yet they considered it hardly possible
that their intended victim could have made
his escape, and began search, with perfect
confidence in its success With each min
utes. delay, the ladies had gained assurance,
and now certain that the usband and father
was beyond the reach of his enemies, they
cared little what course the latter might
choose
A portion Of the guard which had been
placed about the house for the purpose Of
thwarting any attempt at escape on the part
of the rebel. was ordered to explore the out
buildings, while the two in command them
selves searched the dwelling. The discove-
~ Of the Doctors carriage, and hose still
painting with fast. driving, under . she'd,
which, removed from the otlAr5 oufehouses,
was, as Miss X. had anticipated when SHE
placed them there, the last to be searched in
spired the men, with fresh ardor; but they
were finally obliged to confess their Journey
bootfess, and return az empty as they came.
Meanwhile, theIold rebel as he was called
by the defenders pf the crown, was far on
his way to the States, where he was soon
after joined by his family A reward was
fffsad dlsJ hdga ID Ths rslfeI Of suifgFIDg Iu.
mainly American Union.
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SHiPfS CAMBOON..
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

ITTE haye opened 4 vefr large stock OF NEW
wv FALL And WINTER GO0s1S. which.
has heeb selected with much care, and sill le sold
al rerglcw;preess we name in part The follow
ing heahlisul Dk9ss Goons: =
Rich Hsocaae ana esher Dtess SILKS;
Fancy cvlnfed French Saiins
Plain 4ha Figured Frenrh csshmeres;
Nouslin de LANES;
Alpaceas. all e0ioFss
Msria6ts az shades and ralors
Canian claihs. with many o,Hcf beauiiful Dress
Coos. which Will he selA at he. lowest prices.
STA WLSs
a refr isruc stock " Long and Square Shawls,
SONS Acantifal s,yies and very cheap;
Whitf and Scafiei canien Grape ShaNls;
I f{oxxeTs. Nkle t1d Dark Straw B1nnets, with
81 re new WIS 81 Bcnnes Trimmings
I bonndf silks and 5asius
IS = !: YeIfeIs. Cit and uncu,. with asenerai as
sa<,;sent IL Millinery Goods which shall Be soll
iew WM. ANDERSON = CO.
IS E1lbsr<Ferrs 0ci = lese
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CARTER,S HOTEL.

rTIHE new and extensive addition 10 this estab
Il ishment has been COMPLETED together with
rrr,yatiuc The entire concern, rendering It one
largest and most IN The Valley
-hs rooms are furnished With neal furniture, aud
Wild an eye 70 the comfort and convenience
guests.
: Tlhe Proprietor hopes 70 meri. q continuance Of
n, aye heretofore extended 10 him, and by
1919 r,s-s,yat attention 10 Increase his business,
assariis he public that 20 exertou enhis par, will
IS spared 10 please. and render the soionFn Of
guests agreeable. .l-
Anril IL 1850