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Doctor Krider Opens Apothecary in Bloomsburg Store
Doctor Henry H. Krider announces the opening of a new apothecary in Bloomsburg offering a general assortment of medicines and related goods to the public.
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Henry H. Krider
Bloomsburg
Medical and Surgical Goods Offered for Sale
Drugs and medicines oils paints glass petty dyke stuffs gums turpentine varnishes and related items offered for cash or country produce. Doctor Krider provides professional services to friends and the public and asks for continued favors through careful attentive care in Bloomsburg dated October 17 1821.
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PETTY
N. B
Krider
Bloomsburg
Notice to creditors of Tobias Leighow estate
All persons indebted to the estate of Tobias Leighow, deceased, in Point township Northumberland county, are urged to settle by November 6. On that day the subscriber will attend the house of his father Mr James ion in the township to hear and receive claims. Those who neglect this will not be neglected by Percipher Lemon. October 6, 1824.
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Es- Willetts
Cattawissa
William M’kelvy
Thomas Bhartman
Cate
Iisaiah
Tobias Leighow
Point Township
Northamberland County
James Ion
Percipher Lemon
Local Names Listed in Fragmentary OCR Lineup
A sequence of personal names appears in the OCR fragment including Peter Bodine John Drombeller Adam Gable Robin Kline Jacob Helvie George John Jacob Meihher Peter Neucasser George John Ja cob Suruman John Sherman Henry ivexter George Tace.
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Peter Bodine
John Drombeller
Adam Gable
Robin Kline
Jacob Helvie
George John
Jacob Meihher
Peter Neucasser
Jacob Suruman
John Sherman
Henry Ivexter
George Tace
Runaway Abraham Steel Sought by Sheriff in Pancille
A $5 reward is offered for Abraham Steel aged about 30, 5 6 or 5 8, German by birth, who fled on Tuesday the 23d. He speaks little English and wore an old blue coat striped tow cloth pants and hat. Deliver him to the county gaol. charges covered by Sheriff John Unperwood Pancille, October 27 1821.
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Abraham Steel
Notice to creditors in solvent debtor relief case
A notice to creditors announces an application to the Court of Common Pleas of Northumberland County for relief under insolvent debtor acts. A hearing is set for Monday November 19 at the Sunbury courthouse, inviting interested creditors to attend.
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Court of Common Pleas
Northumberland County
Sunbury
Danville Hotel Opens as Public House by New Proprietor
The subscriber informs the public that he has taken the Danville property formerly occupied by Mrs Spence and lately by William Hiesler and will run it as a house of public entertainment. He will provide good liquors and is prepared to accommodate gentlemen attending courts arbitrators on moderate terms. He will supply good hay oats and feed for horses and will pay strict attention to these duties.
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Darville
Spence
William Hiesler
Public notice of tavern at Berwick turnpike by Gabriel Leeser
Gabriel Leeser informs the public he will occupy the tavern stand on the Berwick to Eas ton turnpike formerly kept by Peter Stair about 10 miles from Berwick. He will keep liquors and provide accommodations for man and horse, offering cheap but quality services while seeking public support to cover losses. November 7.
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Berwick
Easton
Peter Stair
Military Appointments in 7th Pa Militia Meeting
At a meeting of field officers of the 7th Regiment Pa Militia held at William Brewer's house in Broomsburg on Monday the 22d inst the following appointments were made First Mate John Howe rk of Cattawisse Quarter Master Isaac Blue.
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7Th Regiment
William Brewer
Broomsburg
The Horse’s Petition for Justice in Ancient Abruzzo
In the reign of John of Atri a bell tolled for injuries and the king convened wise men. A knight freed his old charger, tying a wild vine to the worn rope. The hungry horse tugged the vine, rang the bell, and judges ruled the knight must feed the horse he once served, king sanctioning a heavy penalty.
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John
Atri
Abruzzo
Nin
Emperor Joseph helps distressed Viennese woman in need
While walking in Vienna’s Prater the Emperor Joseph learns a daughter of a fallen officer and her mother struggle to make ends meet. He gives ducats and a ring and promises help, arranging a future audience and a pension for them, showing a generous imperial act.
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Joseph
Vienna
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Drugs & Medecines
Peo
Matthias Little
S. Jackson
Northumberland
Gcattawissd
Ugust
Andrew Runyen
County of
Columbia
Columbia County
Daniel Montgomery
Thomas Woodside
Wm. Montgomery
Danville
Jwven Goods
BAR Iron, Steel, Sali, &c. &c
William M‘kelvy
John Unperwood, Si'f
Sheriffs Office
Pancille
Danville Hotel
Gabriel Leeser
Wibanus
Capiules, SC. SC
Ted
Ebinezer Daniels, M. D
Littleton Townsend
Henry H. Krelder
John Howerk
Cattawisse
Isaac Blue
EL Thornton
Alexander Cuolly
George L. Moyer
Fife
Isaac Green
Joseph Paxton
Petition OF the Horse