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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17

E-Fortune often makes a Feast, and
then takes away the appetite.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17

EB-True merit often finds its gold no.
distinguished from base metal.
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Real Estate Apancv.

SCOTT & BINGHAM. MS REAL. ESTATE AGENTS
~ will give esperial attention to buying and
selling Of Real Estate, Examination of Titles.
Conveyancirg. &c, on reasonable terms.
Cndiz, July 30-Iy
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17

E- lie is happier who has little, and
with that little is content. than he who has
much. with impotence for more.
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SHOP NUMBER TwOl

WOULD respectfully announce to the citizen,
4 ofCadiz that | have again Iakon my old shop,
on Market street. directly opposite the Hardware
store. which was recently occupied by Jones and
Roper. | would respectfully ask the public to
give me y call ut Number Two.''
All VIII" have bearIs to cpt OF hair to crop,
Just eas on m" at my old shop;
Yes. friends. iii tell YOU what to do:
Give me n call Mt " Number Two;"
Atnoon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;
But give ne time, dear sir, to rest
Upon thai dry that God has blessed.
My roou is neat. my towels clean.
My scissors sharp. and rnzora keen,
And everything | think you'll find.
To euit the taste and plense the mind,
And then I move my band as true,
AS any barber Ger cnn do.
With rapid touch ri smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And alIthnt nrt and skill can do.
Your money will procure for you.
oet~-lv LOT WILLIS.
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shaving! SnnViu. Shaving ~
SHOP NUMBER ONE!

SFENlS something strange tina. U WILLIS
can't be beat shaving and he most re-
spectfully informs the citizens Of Cadiz and vicin-
lily that he has REMOVED his shop to the bAse-
men room in Mr.. Uewey's building. nearly oppo-
site WIN. llogg's store, two doors from Mr.. John
Philips grocery, and adjoining Mr.. Hnnrer's.
'Tis also strange that he can't be beat at cutting
hair. backing boots, and in fact cverytn M
his line Of business. All he asks is n fnir 'TiaI
TERMS by TIE QUAR- TER.
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FRESH BEEF /!

NIIE subscriber will have Fresh Beef. Or a su
perioV quality. In Market. every Tuesdny
md Saturday morning (at day light J during thu
Summer and Fill.
Mcai can, nj all times, be bad either nj Mr.
Cnrnabnn's slnnghicr house. or the cellar OF th'
snbscribcr's dwelling. the honse formerly occupied
by Miss Beatty, ROBERT HOLMES.
Cadiz. June 4. 1851 n
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Carriage, Wagon and Buggy Man
ufactory.

a ARON FoRMAN. thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore e. extended TO him. would
4aaEounce 90 the citizens of tIawison, and the adj
Joining counties, that he 10 now better prepared
ahsn ever 10 manufacture 10 order
FAMILY CARRIAGES. BAROUCHES. BUG
GIES. GIGS. sULKiES. AND WAGONS
Of All kinds and sizes. which ba feels, confident
leanaot he excelled by any other shop in the
,aoHntry.
t~iaying a stock Of material that 10 rally nm
.ssrrassce, md tnving u full knowledge Of the
4sssi,pass in nAii it's branches. ne respectfully asks
th0se who mny wspt anything in the above line.
81, give him n cab.
His shop IL in The trnr Of Mr.. Slemmon'' Black
Sa.itil shop, aed near yopposite the Cadiz Hotel.
where he may 1T all tirtss be found .octs Il
rEw pieces o. beautiful ribbon reed by
er'A A. v. MOORE.
- aNyrsRY BuDf and his wiie' will please
take notice that the place to get their
,scn.y back is 10 Snijnr mud M'Cormack's Old
ststnd. sell g,ods chenper tnan the cheapest It.
&c Won don't belitv We il, come and exnmln tor
TOT Yourselves. I charge nothing Tor showing my
g,ods. ManIKE
fHyHE prsttiest u III c~i,eaVest Stock oi Men .,nu
B0ysiCapaiR town. iast received by
ort9 "A. Y. MOORE.
TxApES AND sLEEvEs~-A beautiful lot Of
III j rtnbroidered Cupes. Under SIesves. Cola rs.
agrn CuHs, ON haRdand " sale BY
news Hnca & Co.
EyIFAWLs-A good assortment ~ slulwIs, lnpni
- the 6resi MI wool Bay State, 70 the esnnpor-
"a sfHeIS 10 BE- seen. ~
6sg5 Hsae Y G.
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S w. BosrwIcH. s. q. FErrAGp.
BOSTNVHCK Il PEPPARD.
Attorneys and Couasellors at lar, and So
hcitors in Chancpry,
Will practice in Harrison and the surrounding
Counties. o. All business entrusted to their
.care will receive prompt and diligent attention:
Office opposite the Mansion House. mnr26-lv
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YOUKNELF

become the VICTIM OF oUACKERr, as by the pre-
scripIions contained in this book. anv one may
rure himself without hinurance To business. or the
knowledge Of the mOst intimate friend, aud with
one tenth the usual expense. In addition To TIE
general routine Of private disease. it fully ex.
plains the cause OF manhoOd'se early decline, with
observations on marriage--besides many other
arrangements which it would not be proper to
enumerate in the public prints.
Any person sending rs CENTS enclosed in a
letter. will receive ole copy OF this book by nail.
or five copies will be sent for one dollar. Address
DR.. VIM. Young. No. l52, Spruce street,
Philadelphia. Post. paid
DR.. YOUNG can be consulted on any Of the
diseases described in his different publications,
at his Office, 1852. Sprucestreet. every day between
, and 3o'clock. Sundays exoeptcd.) np23-ly
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17

y NH: prsttiest u III ciseHpest Stock Oi Men ana
Boysi Capain to~n. iust received by
atta s "A. r. MOORE.
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New Niusic-.Just Published.

II EE q WALKER, No. 1Gc Chcsnut St.
Il 4 are constantly publishing and receiving
new and beautiful music from the most dis,in-
guishcd composers
The following list contains some of their choi-
ccst and most popular Songs, Wa!ucs, Polkas,
&c.
Now, thou art Gone. beautiful song, words
by Thomas j. uchl, music 10y IIamrilgc.
My New England Home. words and llusic by
Mrs l.. Wade.
Grobe's Omnibus; by c. Gro5c--a collection
of Duets
Sounds from Home, piano and violin, hy Jos
Gungl.
Pretty Little pokas for Pretty Little People,
by j. Ling.
All the Winds aIc Sleeping by A. S. Worn
sey,
Guardian Angel, by the author Of Love Not
Household Words, written by Chas. \ Young do.
The Adieus, words by Thomas J. Dieh mu-
sic by lIorr.
LEE &, WALKER have constantly on hard,
superior Pianos, and supply Of Martins Cclc-
bratcd Guitars, which together with iino as
sortmcnt of Musical Instruments and Mcrchan-
d2c in general, comprise stock not to be sur
passed by that Of any other establishment in the
country. LEE & WALKER,
ld2 Chcsnu, street. Swam'e Buildlns.
Philadelphia, June %, lS5l.--ly.
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HINTS now TO TREAT cows.

CuRRYING.-Caule are well known TO
thrive mnch better where This operation is
thoroughly performed ard DR.. B Rush, in
a lecture upon The advantages of Studying
the diseases of domestic animals, states that
there is an improvement in The quality of the
milk, and an increase in lis qdautily, which
are obtained by carrying the cow.
Be assured by experience of the truth Of
the saying, that Zone COW well MIXED is
worth two badly MIXED.
CURwEN, from three acres OF grass, cut
and fed 10 thirty milch COWS 2s lbs. each
day for 200 days. Their health was excel
lent and their milk superior.
MILK CLEAY,-The first drawn milk con-
iains only 5, the second s, and The 5lh II
per cent. OF cream.
KICKING-If the mixer will keep his
nails short, not one COW in hundred will
kick.
'SoRrs-An ointment made Of linseed oil
and white lead will cure cracked teats.
DRINE.-Those who wish their cows TO
give large messes of milk in the winter sea-
son should give them warm drink. The ex-
ira trouble will be more than repaid by the
increased quantity Of milk
In MILKISG be kind and soothing; the
COW will give down her milk more freely.
CREAM-Do not milk so fat from the dai-
~ as to let the milk cool before it is put in
the creanling dishes.
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MtsceuameoN9 Aatter.
aNrCDOTE OF wASUINGTON'S WIFE.

ASECDOTE OF wAsuINGTON's WIFE.
In conversation with an aged lady of
Whippany- Mrs. Vail-ths following was
cleaned -
Among the visitors Of her first husbands
mother-Mrs Tutle--was Mrs. Troupe, the
lady of half pay captain in the British Ma
w. She is described as an intelligent lady,
or afIable manners and much esteemed.
One day Mrs. Troupe visited Mrs Tuttle'
and the usual compliments were hardly pas
sed before the visitor said,
"Wel, Mrs. Tutle, what do you think ?
l have been to see Lady Washinglon!" !"
GHaye You indeed Then tell me all
about how you found her Iadyship, how she
appeared aud what she said"
"Well, will honestly tell you," answered
Mrs. Troupe, 81 never was so ashamed in
all my life. You see, Madame--, Mad
ame -, and Madame Budd, and my
self, thought we would visit Lady Washing
ton, and as she was said to be so grand a
lady, we thought we must put on our best
bibs and bands SO we dressed ourselves in
our most elegant ruflles and silks, and were
introduced TO her ladyshp. Aud don't you
think we found her knitting, and riih a
spscked (checE) apron on! She received us
very gracously, and easily, but after the
compliments were over, she resumed her
knitting There we were without a stitch of
work, ssAing in stale, but General Washing
>, = l.. al I,,r lttItt
stockings for herself and husband !!
"And that was not all. In the afternoon
her ladyship took occasion TO say, in way
that we should not be offended at, that il
was very important that American ladies
should be patterns of industry to their coun-
try-woman, because The separation from the
mother country will dry up the sources
whence many of our comforts have been de-
rived. We must become independent by
our determination 10 do without what we
cannot make ourselves. Whilst our hus-
bands and brothers are examples Of patriot
ism, we must be patterns of industry"
According to Mrs. Troupe's siCry, Mrs.
Washington gave her visitors some excellent
advice, the meanwhile adding force by her
actions, and withal in such a way that they
could not take offence. In this she proved
herself more worthy TO occupy her distin-
suished situation, than she could have done
by all the graceful and elegant accomplish
ments which are found in the princesses and
queens. In the relation she occupied, her
knitting work, and her check apron, were
queenly ornaments, and we may be proud 10
know that such woman as Martha Wash
ington set such an admirable example 10 her
country-women, ,-Nsrark -Adrcrtiser.
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p .)oetrp. o
The Darkie's Wedding.
A NEW NEGRO SONG.

NEW NEGRO SONG.
The bells ring out and many shout
Is sounding in The air,
For Rosy May aud Sam to-day
Are many happy pair )
De two am one, so now Tor inn.--
Let's dance aud sing wild glee,
And cheer dc scene wild tamborlne
And bones. right merriIy.
Den ding dong-skip along,
De overseer am gone,
And missas here himself, 10 cheer
The darkies wedding morn.
De dance bcnins- look our for shine
Here comes de bride and groom
How swift dev bound at mnsics sound,
Stand back and Glib lem room
Inst watch de bride, aud see de prlde
Da, kindles in her eye,
When all in vain, Balnda Jane
Attempts 10 pass her by.
Den ding dong skip along,
DE overseer am gone,
And massa's here himself, TO cheer
The darkies' wedding morn.
De dance am done-now ebery one
Am hungry as horse,
And soon an seen upon de green
A Jolly spread of course
Dew drink and eat, and song repeat,
Till near de close of day,
Den satisfied dey kiss de bride,
And tear demselves away,
Den ding dong-skip along,
De overseer am gone,
And massa's here himself, TO cheer
De merry wedding morn.
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$50 ENn iNiEfI'.

EHR HUNTER will foriri, $50, ii falling to
b' cure any case Of secret disease that may
come under his care, 10 matter how long stand
ing or affecting. El,hct sex are invited to his
Private Rooms, - North SEVENTH Street,
Philadelphia, without fear Of interruption hy 9TH
or patients. Strangers and others who have
been unfortunate in the selection Of physician
are invited 70 CALI Those who have injured
themselves by solitary ice are also invited.
READ AND REFLECT. Tie afflicted
would do well to reflect before trusting their
health, happiness and in many eases their lives,
in the bands Of physicians, Ignorant Of this class
Of moadics. II is certainly impossible for one
man 70 understand all the lis the human fimily
are subject to. Every respectable physician has
his peculiar branch, in which lie is more Success
iul than his brother professors, and to that he de-
votes most of his time and study.
YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusively dovo-
ted to the study and treatment of diseases of the
sexual organs, oaclhcc wiki ulcers upon the bo-
dy, throat, nose, or legs, pains in the heed or
bones, m"rcurial rhcumatls.a, gravel, irr2su!arl-
ties, diseases arising from youthful cNces.es or
impurities OF the blood, whereby the constitution
has become cutccb'ci enables the Doctor to offer
SPEEDY yCiicf to all who may place themselves
under his care
Philadelphia, April 10, ls5l.--ly.
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New York Importers and IObber
FREEMAN, HODGES G CO.,
SO LIBERTY STREET.,
Bswecn Broadray and Ndssau-SIrset,
Near the Post Office
AJJH wv E - LOI2 - O.

WYE are receiving, by daily arrivals from Eu-
w rope, our Fall and Winter assortment OF
RICH FASHIONABLE FANCY SILK AND
MILLINERY GOODS.
We respectfully invite all Cash Purchasers
thoroughly to examine our Stock and Prices.
and, as INTEREST GOVERNS, we feel confident our
Goods and Prices will induce them to select from
establishment. Particular attention is dc,o-
ted TO MILLINERY GOODS, and many of the
articles are manufactured expressly to our order
and cannot be surpassed in beauty, style and
chcapncSs.
Beautiful Paris Ribbons, for Hat, Cap, Neck
and Belt.
Satin and Tancta Ribbons, of all widths and
colors.
Silks, Satins, Nevets, and uncut Vevcts, orr
Hats.
Feathers, American and French Artificial
Flowers.
Pullings and Cap Trimmings.
Dress Trimmings, large assortment.
Embroidcrics Capes, Collars, underslccyes
and Cuffs.
Fine Embroidered REVERE and Icmstich
Cambrc Handkcrchefs.
Grapes, Lsscs, 1arIctons, Illusion and Cap
Laccs.
Valcncicncs, brussels, Thread, silk, and Lislc
Thread laces.
Kid Silk, Sewing silk, LisIc Thread, Mcrino
Gloves and hIitts.
Figured and Plain Swiss, Book, Bishp Lawn
and Jaconct Musns.
ENGLISH, FRENCH AMERICAN AND
ITALIAN STRAW GOODS.
August so lS5l.-3mo.
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WE STUDY TO PLEASE.

IlE sitention Of Builders and others respectfully
SSd nISa to 70 ts sTspsiye and wei selected stock Fl
Inc Subscriber, Consisting in part US fullows
Anelcnn Front Door Locks upright, with night work,
Pm.eu or brass furniture, or porcelain all coprs.
Smericnn Front Door Locks, upright, plain, with
nlght work, plated ur brass furniture, porcelain all
American Front Door Locks and store Door Horizon
tai or sprishl, brass furniture, porcelain oil col1rs
hneficn Rim Locks, all sizes and qualities White OF
A,ncrtau Mortice Locks all sizes with plated white
brass furniture, or porcelain all cltrs.
American MJucr Iaichcs all sizes, with plated white
or brass furniture ~ porcelain all cplfis
Amcncnn Mirce aud Rim CT set Locks plated OF brass
cSfiichrhns, nr porcelain MI culurs
Iatchcs
Ais, Imported Locks and Iacl-s " cverv description
Badwms and American Butt Hinges, OF all sizes, fast
Shutter, Gate. Strap, r. and Blcka,p Hinges. all kinds
Shutter. Gate, Door Flush aud Spring Bolt, of wrought
or cast irIn aud brass, every description
Screws, Sprgs, Glue, sand Paper of the hest quality.
American Axle aud slam AXle pulcys, of every
variety.
American Buttons, plain on plates, brass, iron, or
American Nols plated. white IRON. or wood Ill kinds
HlS.-C'uI' common and putcn with other articles TOO
IT, NAILS aud sAslIwEIGuTS at FACTORY
PRICES
~ An Goods delivered free Of Charge to any part of
At thus establishment can be found one of the hrgest and
best ass irncns OF White and Fncy Nohs inr Locks &c,
in the City; patterns OF which. he seen,
| obtained, at any other Store TOOLS.
Spcr & Jacks ms Back. Panel. Hand, and Ripp Saws,
imported expressly Retail sales al selected with
Sole agent i the celebrated Planes made 10y T.. W. Car
rcgtgr Gf l@nc'a'gr "a being a.. nrdG ot split wood
of Chseis, Axes larcs, Drawing knives. &c, all war
routed gnud.
rng'sunl SarL's uul, of Aurcrs nnI Auger Bits, ali
sizes
American s1urrcs and scvr's nf every description.
/ American Rules, Gmscs >Iwsc'ts, Cunpusscs Screw
American c. ; Hammers, Claw and Ri,cttng, all sizes
I Auyls and Vices. all sizes.
S,rrl Ir..n ,ul Nynl.I.n Rr,res with & : Bus il,
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@3CGGHn
ESSENCE OF
J A NJ AiCA ING Err,

EIADE from the best Jamaicn Ginger, all the valuable
III medicinal property Of which il viii be found TO nos
sess IA "A convenient and concentrated form.
It is Irps efficient aud at the tine harmless gently
stimulating tonic for the stomach and viii be found vrry
heneGciui in relieving the painful and distressing lecugs
uccasioncd hy the impaired action OF this imp oa
From half whole tea-spuonlu taken IN wiuc-glss-
ful Of sGertcned will Immediately remove the lu-
lency and oppression resulting from ndlgest' and Il taken
three times daily required will he found highly
useful against the assude and of sinking Of the sum
ach and tendency dsrdered action occasloncd by the
enervutmg oeql OF the summer heats or lowing after in-
disposition, and for correcting the incpen stages of dn
hGa, &c.
II Is also excellent medicine for those who have in
ured the tone Of their stomacs by the node Of
ntux cuting liquors, by its slightly stimulating effect upon
the stomach removing the craving fIT stimunts, while
has NO injurious action the brain, and is succeeded
by feelings of depression which always follow the OF
alcoholic stimulaniS
few drops added to magnesa, rubarb ether purga-
tive medicines, will render them more acceptable to the
stomach and prevent the gripping winch apt accompany
their action.
PREPARED ONLY BY
AM BROS SMITH,
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST.
~ E, corner of 7th and Cksstn,a STREETS.
rnis&sfhA Ay--a ~ sS ~
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SrYLE.--A close reasoner and good
writer in general may be known by his per-
Of Johnson you cannot alter one conJunc-
tion without spelling The sense. Ii is link
ell strain throughout. In our modern books,
for the most part, The sentences in page
that marbles have in a bag they touch
without aIhetlns CoicrIdge
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Valuable
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

IHOPE III I IOh NILk.
EE7HE Subscriber Who resides in Philadelphia,
offers for sale the following properly in Mil
ton Northumberland county viz: The large
f--s BRICK DUTLDING
L--A in upper Milton. formerly occupied by
Mcssrs Pattcr-ous rs a Carriage Makers shop
The building is 60 feet front on upper Market
street. and 40 feet ON Front street, and is two
stories high. Also two story
BRICK BLACKSMITH SHOP,
40 by % feet, on the same premises. The lot is
on tho corner of upper Market and Front streets,
and is 6i feet front, and 80 feet deep.
The premises would he yaluaha for Foundry
or other manufacturing purposes, and viii he sold
on reasonable and accommodating terms ly up-
plying either to JACOB CARRGAN,
Philadelphia.
]. T. WOLFINGER, ESQ, Milton or
II. B. MASSER, Esq, Suubury.
Philadelphia, Jan, @5, lS5l--G
Valuable Books.
I ITE or CnnIsr, handsomely bound, D'Av-
a. TlGEE'S HIsrORr or TIRE REFORMATION,
BLANK DAI-uouEs sND LEDGLus, iull bounded
or sale at the publishers prices by .-
sunbury, Iuly II, lsl9
pLANK ParcLmcnt Paper Deeds and blank
\ Mortgages Bonds, Executions, summons,
&c, for sale hy II. b. MASSER.
Suhury, april &c, ISL
JURE WHITE BRANDY FOR PREsER-
WING, just received and or sale by
II B. MASSER.
Sept. o. 1880
4, BLANK NOTES, waving the exemption
n . law of $500, for sale Ivy
April 2G, lS5l.-- h. b. MASSER.
EETRPPlNG FLUID and self sealing Enye-
w lopcs, Just received and for sale by
April 10, IS5l.-- IL. b. MASSER.
BNOR sale at this office, Superior Black Ink,
a. Cattle Medicine al 25 cts Pure Essence of
G niger, 25 cents.
ENXTRACT OF GINGER.-A fresh supply
"a just received and for sale at this Office
PIice 25 cents
sunssT, JNI -. 1891.
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TREvoRTON HOUSE,
TRENORTON, PA.

THSliE subacrlber respectfully informs the pub.
u that he has opened Public House, in Ii,
new town of Treyorton, Northumberland county
aud that he is well prepared to accommodate hi,
guests in the best manner. His house is located
nearly opposite the Company's store. He is also
provided with good stabling sufficient for 20 hor-
ses. He trusts by prompt and careful attention
to business to meet share of the public patron,
age. HENRY b, WEAVER.
Trevorton, Jan. |, lS50--U
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UNION HOTEL,
SUDBURY, TA.

'ENIE MISS WETTZEL'S respectfully inform
Tie Public that they still continue to enter
tain travellers and others at their old established
stand in Market street, west Of the Court House.
Their long experience in the business and the
well established reputation Of their House, Will
they trust, be sufficient guarantee, that their
customers will he well accommodated.
March s, lS5l.-tc
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titSs OF ttii, can rCt', ~ all iINi's, on E=ttiU
good article thut VIII I'clsc them. xnd ons Tn.
folly wa..A iac money I.iI.
C.L WALTOH
Fhiadel.h;a, Nov. o. Is5G.-ly.
-ku!-% O II IL NJ, EIS 2EIr
B1EAp r, 0,' .'sa.g c.n.aa,r Irsu Capt. D-yo.
|,D & snow" '"' r'r'"' HH"n Il, Al Captain T.
pr,.rrlr,r.. ,.,.r.r q. Z
Several years SINCE v.sa..,rl.rr with breakm,
was n'ur. .lo' rh~ R,rarr,rrrp. L. somdauy r,
,"e..s in.. G G' a. , ir ",,l i'-l' ., e.
.'ol..'r,l "."a ''...-sl' arn .i1.ns ne of wn'r
,r'u none al rrm.gi perceive ~ I-..-- n-a.G,
..s ,s'', ,.., '..h WI -, . .,"e ;-
uNl
aaEr ..,r' as' .' n.'ln-a' ".'.y 'nne4, t.rI
... ',.r.,s n.cu ........ 0 . rr..,a-aa..
iNc .tr .u--.. E.a.a-r .1 iar q..ar.
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VIM. M'CARTY.
BOOKSELLER,
Broadwug,
SUNBURY, PA.

7 ! As recently received among other articles, .
A great variety Of New, Cheap and Entertain.
ing publications such
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