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thirty men, closely followed by perhaps three
hnndrtn more, for the ballot box. Mayor Smell
baker bad taken his position in front OF the box,
and VIZ saw him for sometime struggling 10 check
the mob, and heard his voice commanding The
peace. But he was roughly handled, his clothes
being torn, and several rude blows inflicted on
his person. A dense crowd pressed about the
door--a tall man made several efforts TO pass
those who were rndeaving 10 protect the box,
and finally ltaped upon the tabl, where the box
was placed, when there general sound OF
splitting wood, occasioned by the crushing of
the chairs and tables-a general shout, aud some
fifty persons rushed in. or were forced into The
engine room. In a moment the ballot box was
thrown out with considerable force, striking a
man on the shoulder, who stood about one-thrd
OF the distance across the street. 1t then reach
ed the ground, and was immediately assaulted
by large number. who stamped it 10 fragments
and scattered the tickets far and wide This
act was perpetrated nndpr the very folds of the
banner inscribed .James D. Taylor and the
whole ticket" and the cry of the mob as the
work was done, was ''Hurrah for Pap Toylor." F."
Ii was said that the box contained near thir-
teen hundred ballots, at least one thousand OF
which were for Mr.. Farran. Persons who
undertook 10 Justify the arocity OF destroying
the box, stated that there had been cheating
permitted By the Germans, and that the "Dutcb
buIies refused, during the early part Of the day,
10 permit any ballots 10 be deposited in the box
that we're not Of the Democratic stamp"
One man with severe cut on his head said
that ht had been knocked down because he had
stationed himself at the polls and challenged
German votes.
This excitement was terrible, and the Pap
Taylor flag, and the cannon captured on jack
son Hill, which had been loaded with brickbas,
were followed down the street by multitude
ripe for any outrageous performance whatever,
The leaders of the crowd seemed to be drunk,
and ifthev were not, were certainly raving nia-
macs. Warning was given at the Ninth ward
polls that mob was coming, and thu polls were
closed some minutes before six O'Clock.
The Taylor flag and the cannon We're next
taken to the Thirteenth ward, where savage
| fighting ensured, With what result We did not
learn The mob then proceeded 10 groan in
front of the Enquirer office. and thence 10 the
/ Times Office.
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The Governor and New Banks.

We learn from Harrisburg that Gov. Pollock. on
Saturday. signed five six bills for banks. One
OF half million capital in this city, and another for
a like amount Pittsburg. One for bank at Mauch
Chunk, another at New Castle and at two or three
other points not recollected The Governor has
ed poor little of Sl00 900 so, and signs
bills in bunch OF half dozen, with united capital
approaching two millions This is the most striking
illustration Of the reading Of the old proverb
'straning al gate and swallowing saw-rnl, that
ever remember 10 have witnessed al the hands of
the Executive Of any State. Governor Pollock is
ally quite an object OF commiseratioR. The signing
OF many bills al dash, in the face of his veto, and
before the ink with which il was written fairly
dry, an act that will go 10 sustain the report that
the spectators and bank gamblers have captured the
capital--Legislai Governor and all. Wonder
what neghbor Of the Berks and SchuyIklll Jour
nal who reads us such lecture in bis last thinks
now Had not the Ledge: grounds for its
'"Horst appTehensons 2" As any necessity in this
city, for additional banking capital, point made by
the Governor necessary TO be established before he
could give to any bill his sanctionthe experience Of
past two years proves that exists aud could the
question be given 10 the voters it YOU'D be decided
by nine out of ten OF all parties.
17~We take fhe above from the Philadelphia Lc4-
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OuARTERLY MEETING.

10 The first Quarterly Meeting Of the NJ. F..
Church of Bedford, for this Conference year, will
commence Friday evening, at the usual hour.
Rev. JOHN 4. COLLINS, Presiding Elder, ex-
peeted here at the commencement OF the meeting.-
He is one of the oLD-FAsHloNEp neutrality-suspicious.
the doctrines of the Church in their PuEiTy-aad,
what is equally good PRACTICES in bis LIFE what he
ExHoRTs others to do from the pulpit Disconnected
with all FACTIONS, and having TOO strong mad 10
be led astray by seyery wind oil doctrine, he con-
tents himself with faithful discharge of his Minis
teral duties Like the RELrGtoN be processes, JoHS
a, CoLilss is sound to the core, and the man who
can't be saved under his PREACHING and his DOC
TRixR, we think stands narrow ehancesof ever be-
ing saved at all
We love the Methodist Church--its Class-meet-
ings--love-feasts-praye etngs-and IT'S impress
sive mode of administering the Roy Sarrameni-aud
ssse love all who srNcERELx worship at its altar
We shall ask brighter passport 10 The realities OF
Eternity, than TO die in the FAITH OF a TRUE ME-
THODIST-a FAITH which, however, Is to be found
in all other CHRISTIAN Churches lNFIDELS in
PRACTICE TOO frequently defEe the communion
table OF the Methodist Church, we'll that OF all
other Churches, fact greatly to be deploFed, and
much commented upon by the Ministry.
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mIE M:

On the Sth inst, Miss CATHARIxE HAERIs agta
% years. The deceased, three years ago, upon T k'
profession of faith connected herself with Inc h'
Lutheran Church; and, il may with truth De sau ~ n.
her, that she adorned her profession by aGoldiy "sA
and conversation. 1t may be consoling TO the dr.,
tant relatives 10 know, that during her pro1Iae'-
suffering she received parental attention ana ca'
from the family of Mai. d. Washabaush. L
On the isi nst., Mr.. HESRY SeHAFFsR, Of ffeTJ, ~,
Cove, aged 81 years, months and u Gays. 20 -
leaves alfetonate wife and four children 70
his death. They mourn not as those wihboa' nOfe
their ross is his eternal gain.
On the lth inst. SAMUEL. WYsoNG, son o. Oa'''
]. and Ellen Shuck, aged years, 2 mcnfh'' anu
"a davs.
In Harrison township, the sth inst.' ,.',I,n on
ALEXANDER son of James and Sophia W. Mu'''
aged years, nine months and sixteen days
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gsyit illustrates quite palpably the feeble reliance
TO be placed upon politicians and one OF the conse-
quences oftaking the government from democratic
rule and surrenderng into the hands of
ings. Current abuses cannot fail, in due season, 10
produce saatary effects The day of reflection and
repentance will come. The strange doings Of the
present legislature will give different political COM
plexion to the next.
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PosT OFFICE DEpvRTMEyT,
Appointment Office, March %, IS:


Sir Your letter of the Goth Instant is receiv-
ed. In answer, | am directed by the Postnas-
ter General to inform You
/. The act Of the Sd March, 1888, making
no provision for unpaid letters TO places within
the United States, on the same day or following
any such unpaid letter or letters being put in
TO post Office, the postmaster thereof will post
up conspcuously in his Office a list ofthr same,
stating that they are held for postage. If not
attended to, such letters must be returned
monthly to the dead-letter office.
9 Letters part-paid should be despatched,
charged with the additional postage due at the
prepaid rate, according TO distance established
by said act, except where the Omission TO pay
the correct amount is known to have been ia-
territorial, when they should be treated the
same as letters wholly unpaid.
3. 1t is proper TO forward letter. when re-
quested in writing. When forwarded, no addi-
tional postage should De charged if the letter,
contrary to IFS address, has been miss5nt. Tit
has been sent according to its address, and then
forwarded, it must be charged with additional
postage at the prepaid rate according TO distance,
established by act Of March 3, 1859, aforesaid.
4. Ship letters, as they cannot be prepaid,
and are nor supposed 10 be embraced in the
new act, will continue 10 be despatched agreea-
bly, TO the provisions Of the fifteenth section ol
act OF March 3, 1883.
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The Telegraph, the Administration Know-Nothing
organ at Harrisburg, of which the Rev. Muller (the
Governors Flour InsPector) IS editor, is evidently
frightened at the recklessness of the Legislature 1t
appeals 10 the and the PRESS TO ''speak in
unmistakabe language those who are misrepresent
ing their constituents, and blasting the financial pros
perity and prospects of PennsYlvana.'
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saia7H a4issHa
MARRIED.

On the 10th inst by Rev. F. Benedict, M AaIH, !,
ANIEL SMITH, and Miss SUSAN SMITH, both OF Bealo'"
Township.
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The Ranks and the Legislature! !!

Below we give list Of Bank charters passed or
pending in the Legislature, we find it IN the Har-
rsburg Telegraph. Table No. contain snch bills
as have been introduced into the Honse No. ?, are
on the files of the Senate and No. 3snch are walt
ing 10 leap into either both. and let II be re-
Iuembered that these lists include old Banks
asking for renewal OF their charters except IN Ger
tain cases, where only add the additional capital
prayed for. The aggregate is Sl9,5o5,O0o, about
crhia :.
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started Tor the express purpose OF building up
the doctrines of Federalism-doctrine which
have always been defeated when presented to
the people unmaSked
In all our structures, on this subject, we have
confined our remarks 70 general principles,
without travelling out Of the way 10 denouncr
or ridicule Democrats who have been entrapped
BY this cunningly devised scheme of the great
enemy of Democratic Principles. As all men
are born ssfree and equal,' so all men have a
right 10 attach themselves TO whatever party or
church they may deem most conducive 10 their
personal welfare right with which we have
no desire to interfere. We believe that thou
sands Of good Democrats have joined the Know
Nothing Wing organization from pure motives:
and that, as soon as they discover their error,
which they will soon do, they will rptiace their
steps and become better friends to their former
principles than ever. We cordially welcome
the return of such men. Some say, let every
Democrat bt marked who has united with the
Know Nothings. We say, MARK NO MAN
Were our Creator 10 MARK us for one ont OF
ten thousand of our faults, the best among US
would this day be The companions oftbosr who
never CEASE to cry for drop Of water 10 ease
the torment which they are condemned 10 suf-
fer throughout the boundiess ages Of eternity -
II men are only forgiven as they .forgipe their
feiiow-maa, how few will inherit Eternal Life
Man, pause and consider -s.seek PEACE and
pursue IT 8
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TnE New PosrAGE LAw.-Thp following
letter to the Postmaster at New York by the
First Assistant Postmaster General, in answer
to inquiries as to the construction Of the late
postage law, viii be found 10 contain inforna-
ton useful to all persons who have business
with the post office.
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In another column will be found some
extraordinary developments in the shape Of a
6 Gross Outrage upon Defsaceless Women, y
an outrage which, Tor enormity, has scarcely a
parallel in the history OF the country. Who
will Justify il /?
95-Ciacinnaii Eieciion.--We publish to-
day an account Of the outrages perpetrated on
the ballot box at the recent municipal election
IN Cincinnati, where the Democrats Succeeded
by upwards Of 1000 majority, in aludng to
which the Gazette, a Kno'e Nothing piper,
says;
Why is this? Why has the American par
ty suffered this paralysis? Why has it dwarf
ed to pigmy in few months III this great
city ?"
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GyKNOW NOTHlNGlSM-s dying out fast in D.
HiO. At the late elections the Democrats carried
the following large cities and towns bv handsome
uaiorites, viz :-ARKON, CHlLlCOTHE, GUYA-
HOGA FALLS. DAYTON. NEW RICHMOND,
MEDINA, TOLEDO. SANDUSkY. HAMILTON
CINCINNATI, and FREMONT These places all
gave arge Know Nothing malorities last fall.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW SPRING GOODS.

MRS. tiUEsTON, thankful Tor past ia
NJ vors would respectfully inform tie
Ladit that she is just up from the city
with new supply OF Bomets. Wells. Lace
Mantels, Gloves. Ribbons, .Mohair, Head
Dresses, Artificial flowers, White Satin
Black silk Baiages black white pink and
bueS'Tis>ues white and black Lace and
Swiss Collars, and sleeves Black Crap
Collars, ChemeZetls ard sleeves Nus Inns
of all kinds white and coIored, Swiss and
Jackinett Band Fela Ants, Velvet Rib
bons. E'ginss nd inser,ings Dress Tim
min.s of all descriptions, Frizze,tes, tress-
es Of hair and kandoes an many Other
Articles to numerou. too mention Mar 2e
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M ARSE IS Improved Elastic Sus-

MARSE'S Improved Elastic Sus-
Iva pender Sho,'i'er Bace the object
of which is 10 correct hahitual storping
round and crooked shoulders. weak back
and cheaI and to preserve that erect and
IRA '~lul position which is indispensable t"
health and beauty; it is adap ed to Men.
Women and hih!ren OF all ayes. occl,pa-
tlons and conditions il is light, yet strong
perfectly elastic, simple. and beautifully
Iufi!s the object designed For sale by
Oct4 WIN. BoGEL. Druggist.
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Nsi'I'lt e..

HAVING purchased the interest of DR.
IL X. ii. Lay in the Dug Store OF Wad-
dill Il Day, and resumed business upon my
OWE account, my old friends and patrons
are inlormed that, feeling thankful for
FAST FAVORs, claim their csstom for
the future.
9The same attention heretofore given to
the careful selection of PURE DRUGS
and the sciupuIous regard had to the dis
pensing them, viii, hope. secure me an
INCREASED SHARE OF patronag.
mar. rs. II. L. WADUlIL.
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Spring SfyIc Of Hats.

\NA!.L profits and plenty of them is the
y way WApn It. Il PnLLrrS. have n,ade
good trade aud As this is the Season, OF
the year hen il behoovers eveIv uan TO
spend MS money o the best adv anta.e we
would LAY to all who are III want OF good
anI han isome ilAT. to call at the fashion
able C.oathing Euro inn Of
Mar. - WADDILL & PHILLIPS.
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MEDICINES &c.

.. =. L. VALET.
AT his Drag store on Taird Street.
> IN constant receipt Of PURE.
1 FRESH DRUGS. MEDICINES ,rXEWE
IA Is PE9FU-NEHIES, &c. lie has jus. receiy.
81 per ship Tempest, from N. Y. the following:
] Barrel Refined Alum;
] do. Coperas;
I do. Gum;
DO. Gum t'amphor. refined;
40. carb Of So a; do Cream Tartar;
! do. Fine white Gum Arabic.
10 Ouz. Sulph Quinine;
40 drachms Sulph Morphine
Best African Cayenne Pepper,
80 lbs. Best Bermuda Arrow Root;
American Scarifcators;
Turkey Rhubarb, PuIv. Tpecac. &c.
All of which, he offers on the most rea-
senable terms oct2O.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR
l Bears oil. Poma'um. T,icopherous.
Balm Columbia. .Iaynes Hair Tonic, ou-
d"ns Hair Tonic Phaons Hair Tnvigorator.
Lyons katharIon and Hairdve-tor sale by
oct 36 II T.. WADDILI,
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Cofeenns Liniment.

nor MA \ and BEAST-Cures wounds.
i sores, bruises. sprains. burns. scalds.
'heumatIsm.s sour throat. toothac he. piles and
corncs. Is most excellent internal RENE
by-cramps cholic Observation-Disclosures NOR
dns. tux and dysentery. For sale bv
au1 S-y. III. 1. WADDlLI,
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L WANT MONEY.

a LII those indebted TO me Tor account
I 4 OF 1894 or previous are informed that
wan: them pa'd. .ant each inci-
'Idval thus owrlng me TO consider this a
special demand for layment.
Mar. % Il. T. WADDILL.
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Gum props.
Chemicals.
ID.

On GROSS OHIO Mustard put up in
~ pound: b@l and quarter pound tin
ranisters by Dixon. Shoemaker Il Co. Gin.
cinnati. Also 90 gross Thornton and Gun
steads Kentucky Mustard. for sale bv
SEPT 6-y. II. 7. WADDILI..
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Heavy Cotton .sSackins
Billings Astringent.

Billings Astringent.
NOW thought to be the best remedy Of.
~ t.red to the public as a remedy fol-
diseases OF the bowels. in all recen, cases. a
cure is warranted" For sale Ivy
any lS-y. n II. +. WADpII.L
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II. I. w A DDILL.
AT HIS
DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE.


DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE.
Church Street,
nFFER for sale a arse and complete
~ assortment If DRUGS. MEDICINES,
SURGICAL ms rRUMENTS. CUPp-
ING gu ASSES, SOAPS. DENTiFRI-
CES; SHAVING. HAIR. TOOTH. NAIL.
PAINT and WHITE WASH BRUSHES,
together with all the
MOST POPULAR PArEvr MEDICINES.
OF the da,-alI OF which they otter for
sale on the most reasonable terms
Dmving orr Medicines in the North
from IMPORTING HOUSES, and receiv-
ing FRESH SUPPLIES frequently during
SSthe year. we are prepared, at all times, to
NIL all orders in our line in a satisfactory
manner. and ask our friends generally to
give US trial. that We may prove TO
:hem that il is to their interest as well as
ours, to patronize US
aug. 2S-tf. H T. WADDILL.
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Petroleum, or Rock OF.

Petroleum. or Rock OIL.
TiE m,st won lerfuI remedy ever dis
l. covered, procured fr I'M we'll in the
Allegheny mountains four hundred feet be-
low the earths surface will effec uallv cure
Piles, Deafness. Oh Sores AMI Ulcers Sore
AMI inaamal ey~s Rhrma'i>m, Neuralgia,
White swelling. It for sac by
WV. BOGEL. Druggist.
march Is. LAFAYETTE street.
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SCHIEDAM AROMANC SCnNiPPS.

nR. ID. l.. MOTT, an eminent chemist
- Of New York says he recommends
the "Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps." inn
ported by Mr. Wolfe, Of New 70 k. as the
purest and best article of Holland gin to be
procured in the United States. and peculiar
ly valuable for medicinal purposes. For
sale in this place by
sept6y II. I. WADDILL.
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ECp THE SKIN-Rav Rum. Aromatic
L Vinegar. Chalk Balls and squares
Tor sale by II T. WADDlLL.
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Carriages, Harness, 10.
lust received from the best northern
y manufacturers. large assortment Of
CARRIAGES and HARNESS. which,
with number Of my own nanufact.re
comprises variety worthy the attention
purchasers. who are invited to examine be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
oct l9.y W. F.TUNNARD
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TOb1ccn.

n & BONES IS SIS and ID. lump for sa'.
~ by S. NJ. HART Il Co.
'INiIE VERY BEST.-Persons desjriu.
l. any of the celebrated medicins cal
led Brandy. can get some of'he pure and
nldul rated Pinet, CastiIlcn 4 Co.'S at the
Drug Store of WIN. BOGEL.
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FANCY DRY GOODS.

NANCY ARTICLES. ..Iv- y
i z Case. t;nistolet f
do Kirsh Wasser very fine s4
do Curva>O
do Gold Water extra fine
40 Gal den,ischus Choice old whiskey
40 do do ol Cosnac Brandy
100 Bottles Madeira Il Port Wine
10 Baskets Bouche 4 Sons Cabinet
Champagne. tor sale by
Jan I2 1855 JOSHUA BEAL.
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Sand Sarsaparilla.

sand Sarsaparilla.
KNOWN to ! ossrs all the medical p~
IL rerties Of the Honduras Sarsapariia
and recommended as good for all diseases Of
likelihood. For sale by
aug H. T. WAnnrr,
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P1cOn.
: CASKS prime Shoulders.
- 3 c. SIDES
IL fierc"- y e. and bapged Hams
For sale low u the trade.
may-l-tf SIN UAET CO
l. Z SALE--A number Of pairs q.
! match horses buggy and sadd hor-esf
Just from. the West. and for sale by R
BEAL. at he Livery Stable on Thru
street Terms very reasonable. feb. 81
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Cooking Stoves.

GDOKsuS STOVES.
III " received '"t Of lar"e and small
y IL $: O'h k-ntnckv. MavGnwer. Ohio
'remi' m. ard Cresrcnlcto es. also Pot
'a>tinHs # n""rs description.
lmsi-ll-le55 D. C. MON FAN,
Church st
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WIN. BOGEL.

WIN. BOGEL,
Druggist and Ap0thecary
K kEPS constantly on hand a large ard
~ well selected stock Of fresh Drugs and
Medicines. All his preparations are PEE
pared by Norther& manuiactories, and put
up in the very bestmamneI to preserve their
medicinal virtues. In a climate like this.
persons should not overlook this important
consideration.
% Prescriptions filled with care at any
time OF night or Day. 0ct1O.y
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ENOUR 200 barrels Ohio ard 81. louis
L brands in store and for sale by
1eb JOSHUA BEAL.
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hUw Opening.

Now Opening.
THIS DAY RECEIVED, a splendid and
L well assorted stock OF
Spring and Summer Cl thing,
10 " hlch | would cal the attention oi my
friends anu the public generally.
} T.. LANOUE,
march 20. Post Office Building
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Bryan'. Puvm0nic VVafc,

BTyan'> PUEnOmiC Waters,
UJURE PASTE. Pate de Guimauve
- Gum Drops, lococks Waters. and
other preraIations for coughs anth colds.
Tor sale by WM. roGEL. Druggist,
lan :? Lafayette street
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CARPET g. RUGS.

CANFET q KUGS.
TNHE subscriber has just received from
L New York, large assortment of In
grain. Three Ply. and Brussels Carpets, all
OF which will be sold at low prices
sept 23 W n. PHILLIPS
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THIS well known establish ment has
i been Thoroughly 7. paired and reno
waited and is now open for the accommo.
dation of Boerders and travellers.
nov. 90 WM. MARxHAM pron,t
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SUNDRIES, 81
Il. G. KIBLlNGER,

Notice.
IT 7. WADDlLL having purchased
LIZ the interest OF T. II DAY ia the Drug
Store Of WAnD.LL x DAY. The ey
partnership heretofore existing between
them is dissolved by mul'sal consent.
The Drug and Apothecary business vii
re carried on as before, by II. I. WaddIl
who will collect and pay all the debts o.
he firm III !. WADDlLL,
nar-22l X. n. DAY.
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WANTED.-A good Engineer, t.
w take charge Of the Ferry Beat At this place.
oct-l2-tf ROBERT REAi.
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Brandy and Champagne.
~ dog Ola Brandy; 90 baskets in quarts
~ and pints. For sale by al
nsr.l6. Tues. PR1xpsa CAST 4 O..
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PADWAyS R.novating Resolvent. re-
IL solves direase. per,hes the blood, and.
renovates the system. for sale by -
feb %. =. L. VALET, Apothecary