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.Es.esh FNncy Gl.Oceries.

Prunes in Glass Jars,
Currants, Citron, Almonds, Raisins.
Underwoad's best Pickles.
Preserves, in Brandy,
Preserves, ip their own juice. Olives,
Champe's best French Cordial,
Lemon, Cling and Raspberry Syrups, =
Champagne, of superior quality, -:
Hork Wines, Superior Porter,
81. Julien Meddc Clarrt, Champagne Cider
ALSO.
superior. Sherry and Madeira Wine, some % years
old,
Superior Port Wire, in bottles very old,
French Grandy and Holland Gin
ALSO-A comptts, assortment Of
Sugars, Of cpcry qualify, C.gfet, Molasses, Iron,
s st,...- = Sal, dc. dc.
All Of which, are offered on reasonable terms, by
Jan. 90. ~ H. LEVY.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
Palm Te0fp MNtS sc.

VI F FLEMING, No 81, Hayne St. Charles,
MH ton, S. c.. Opposite Messrs Farrar q Hays
informs his friends and the public, that lie is now
receiving direct from the manufactures. new and
splendid assortment of BOO IS and SHOES, of all
kinds, adapted the country trade.
Also recciving-A fine assortment. of Mems and
Boys PALM LEAF HATS. and a fine assrt-
ment Of Ladies aud Misses STRAW BONNETS.
All Of which, will be sp!d on the most acconlmoda.
ting terms. -
Charleston, Jan. 90, 1912 6t8
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nTpAY THE PRINTERn

Reader! Gentle reader!! You! the very man
who is now reading this paper. Step this way
we have word with you. Do you not owe,
some little dues to this Office! Some slig mt &C
counts of four, five, or ten dollars for subscrlP-
tion, advertising, cards. hand bills, blanks or 9th
er small matters! Some triAe that you had al
most forgotten, or thought too unmportant to
trouble Yourself with! Try and recollect-and if
you do, now is the very witching time to fork it
over. Never could come better. No odds how
small-all wllhelp-
There are the friendly Post-masters, waiting
to send on your remittances-and here are we,
ever as ready to make entries on the credit as
on the debt side of the Ledger. Come--do you
know that your character is atstake in this mat
teri DR.. franklin, you know, was philosopher
as well as printer. Hear what he says
"Printers' accounts, though small, are very
good index of character Let me look over my
books, and will tell you the character of every
person whose name is there" And how did he
tell, pray! Simply by looking on the credit
side. If he saw every thing snugly footed up
and balanced, there could be no mistake-the
man was gentleman. But if-never mind
perhaps you are only a little negligent-but do
not risk your character any longer for mere
trife.
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State ofSouth Carolina,
{ REPSIJA w DISTRICT

To all amt singular the kindred and crediiorss5of
S. A. Matthew, late of Camden, deceased. y q ~
You, and eachefyou, are hereby cited aud ad.
of Ordinary dftlie said District. TO be holden at
Camden on tile twenty frstdhy Of Jan: inst. to
show cause, If any you can, why, Letters Of tAd,
'mir.istrationofiheGoo Goodsand Chotlels OF tbessaid
deceased shonldhof he granted TO 4 ": Noel whos
hath applied for the safl:e. ~. -
WITNESS, J.. W B1ssls, Esq @yrFgeso Of ihs /,
Court of Ordinary of said District ate Camasn lli;s
4th day ofJnnuary 1922 - :%.;'..Es.as.
2 ........s:E.J. w ..RASKlM.s @. MssDs1
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JOSEPH CHARLESW0RTH,
Fashionable Tailor,

II NENDERs his thanks to his customers for
Il the generous patronage he has received, and
respectfully informs the public that he continues to
carry on business at his old stand, two doors above
the Pest Office, where those wishing TO have gar
nents neatly aud fashionably made are invited to
CALL - -
JAN 26 81
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Notice.

fEHE co,partncrship heretofore existing between
l. tho subscribers, under the firm of C.. g. F.
Matheson was dissolved by mutual consent, Oh the
1st inst. ,1
They would therefore, request all those indebted 10
them by note or account, 10 make early arrange.
mcnts for the payment Of the same.
They take this opportunity of returning their
thanks TO their friends and customers for the liberal
share ofpatronugc they have received and beg leave
to inform them that the business will be carried on
at the old stand, undor the firm ofC. & F. Matho.
son g. Co. 81.
C. MATHES0M
F. MATHESON.
Jan. 10, ls4a. at
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Internal improvements.
S. BECKHAM.
JAN. 12.

n WILL receive Proposals for completing the un'
IL finished part of the Road across Santee Swamp
at vancc's Ferry, according to the plan of Gen
]. w. Cantey's contract, until tho third day ol
February next, at which time will attend on the
work to perfect the contract for the same. All
communications addressed to me officially, and sent,
postage paid, to Cedar Shoal Post Office, Chester
District, will be attended 10 until the 25lh January.
n ]. G. KELL, supt Public Works.
Jan. II.
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Mortgage Sale,

TWILL sell on the first Monday in February
i next, at the Court House, at l2 ocIoe; fs:.i Va
eighteen NEGROES; toforeclose a Sdnoss sags.
on said Negroes executed BY John Hams 81
J. p Dikinson. Adm'r.@and sold undereai,I 8icrttt
gage, as his property. Terms, cash-phrcf
se:-s to: pay for title. ~
i = B.GASS, Agent =
Jan. 12. : = prs. fee, 81 ST.
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Jan. l2.
Executive Department Ii;
NOVEMBER. So sls4l::
W 's1@Fr'1.111D, = 80 = y = = = =.
pROGL LAMATION rs -; -; I. !. ;! = z

pROGIANfAYI0N.xS s !: : =,
Byhi Ezeeleney JOHN n. P..sRICHARDs0Nf
Esquire, Governor and Command der-in IN and
ocer the State Of South CaroIine. =
WHEREAs, information has been reeeiyedl ats
w this Department, that on the night'6f the 2ab
of September last a most atrocious Attempt wss
made by some person unknown, to murder one =,
w. Harley of Colleton District: Now know! ye
that to the, end justice may be done, and the ond
er brought to legal trial. Ido hereby offer nowafd
of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, for bis appres4
henson and delivery into aagjail of this State
Given upd4r my hand and the Seafof the sstaisSs;
at Columbia, the 3olh day of Novehbers eishtcen=
hundred md forty.one and in the sixty sixth year.
of the Independence of the United States Of An,eri
ca. j. -: Il. Il 4
JOHN p. RICHARDSON &
By the Governor, %yt
NJ LABoRDE, Scc'y of State. -. s q Il;
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MGfice. ).

S. x. CLIFFORD, having published in tses iasiss:
eensJournalfan1 artlcle sstaIia that Ie Fatf,
purchased o. me, all my rigbi and interest p the.
Planters Hole, ard was authorized TO ol'ect
debts due the concern, Hirreby notifyall5 persons
tia. the aforesaid artice was rpautaarized BY HES
and that am now, oss have ,lGTetotore heeiss3
Joint proprietor Of the Plauters Hotel and that j.;
agent and representative dp.ipg my absel.ee feaf
said Hotel ~ ~ q :. 4,
* - . THOMAS A. HAGUE:
Camden December 3Ist1S4I.... !. .t., 60. I. =
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Take Notice.
Just Received.
COnstable'S Sale.

RY virtue of distress warrant, will sell on
~ Monday, the 7th day Of February next, at the
plan tation of Francis A. Shannon, 1000 lbs, Seed
Cotton, more or less, Cotton Gin, 45 Saws. 600
bushels of corn, more or less
Levied upon as the property of Francis A:
Shannon, at the suit of F. S Bclser.
J. II. BURNS, Constable,
Tan, qSS
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Attention! Beat No. 2.

you are ordered to parade in front of the Arse
Il nal on Saturday, the goth inst at IL O'Clock,
A. NJ. armed and equipped. x
O7Before parade, an election will be held for
Ensign. By order Of Capt AEBoTT,
F. HUBERT, o. s.
Jan. "a.
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REV JOHN NEwLAND MArF1T.-This distln-
guished divine has assumed the duties OF his
station; and, under the commission of the King
of Kings, preached twice to Congress. We did
not attend Mr.. Mafits, first sermon but on Sum
day we went forth to enjoy the beauty of the
morning, and almost unconscously found our
selves in the Representative Hall. We entered
the Hall determined not to be pleased with MIR.
Maffits matter or manner, but when he opened
the book of all books, and, without note, poured
forth in strains of matchless eloqnence, the
burning thoughts of a comprehensive, intelectu.
al, and poeticai mind; when he contemplated God
and man, and showed that the Creators thoughts
were not our thoughts nor his ways our way,
we were forced to acknowledge that master
spirit stood at the alter, and we bowed our op-
positions at the shrine of talent. We noticed that
he turned his voice to suit the hall, and we
heard, (what we never heard before in that hall,)
the old pillars repeat the words of the speaker,
with distinctness and regularity that startled
us. Mafit has soul full of poetry. He roams
like the bee through the rosy gardens of the
wind, and returns laden with the sweets of his
toll. Some think his illustrations ancient twice
told affairs-but we think he Who declares the
word of God should chose rather an appropriate
simile, than novel one; and that simile which
will express his meaning the clearest; no mat
ter whether he takes it from the life of WASH
ingtons or ihe red field of Waterloo, is the best
Alexandria Inder.
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Camden Debating Club.

The following is the question for debate on Thurs
day evening next:-
Should the right of.*yotng deDend on property
qualification?
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KERsHAW TROOP.

VoU arc hereby ordered TO parade in Camden
II on the first Saturday in February noxt, prop.
erly armed and equipped
By order of the Captain,
w. A, ANCRUM, o s.
Tan 10 s-. -
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GLORY IN PRosPEcr.-A writer in the New
Orleans Bulletin proposes to take Mexico, in re-
venge for the capture of,the Santa Fe expedi-
tion. He says:
.""There are twenty thousand men in the valley
of the Mississippi who would start at the sound
of the drum, and neither give sleep to their eyes
nor slumber to their eyclds, till they knelt to
the God of Battles in the Temples ofthe Monte
zumas. i for one would willingly lead where
any dares follow; and Icall upon General Combs,
of Kentucky, whose son was in the expedition,
and the friends of Kendall, of the Pcayane, to
rally around the standard of freedom, and come
to theirrescue. Before.ah August sun shall gild
will give civil and religious liberty to suffer
ing and oppressed people, and expel every ty-
rant from the soil"
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Taken up in Santee Swamp,
M NE Square Bale stained Cotton, Branded
W A. G.-somewhat damaged by the water
The owner can get the same by application to the
subscriber, and paying the expenses Of landing
it-also the expenses of this advertisement.
Fulton Post Office, S. G.
lDWARD BROUGHTON, Jr.
Jan. 10, 1912.
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Notice.

Notice.
BENJAMIN GASS, Esq. will act as agent tc
I'D collect the money subscribed for building a
Baptist Church at Antioch Those whose names
are on the list, and others disposed to afford aid
for that purpose, are assured that their contri,
buttons will be thankfully received.
DANIEL SCARBOROUGH,
JOHN BLYTHER,
JOEL DAVIS,
DANIEL DAVIS,
Building Committee.
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Notice.

a Clyde, decd. are notified that unless i'm
mediate payment is made, legal measures will
be taken to enforce collections.
Jan 10. C. L. CHATTEN, Admir-.
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We understand that Mr.. Tory, reporter in
Congress, has been taken up at Annapolis for
holding communication with slaves Mr. TORY,
it 10 said is reporter for Aboitionists journals;
and, when searched, had the Emancpator, and
notes Of the shareholders convention in his
pocket. We understand that judge Brewer re-
fuses to take bail in this case. So we co.
What will the Aboitionists do next! If they
will interfere with the. rights of the South, let
them take the consequences-Ib.
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The MURRA1N.-This disease has in many
places the present season proved fatal to cattle,
and although we have much more faith in pre-
ventlon than in the cure of this disease, still the
following from Mr.. Forsyth in Canada, is given
in the hope that it may prove as effectual as it is
said to be: "Give and half ounces of pearl
ash dissolved in,2 quarts of iron water, (from
5lacksmiths trough) Ifnot better in hours
give half an ounce more, in qnart of water; the
iron water should be warm. Give no drink but
~arm water for two days. Give warm mash to
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eat. This treatment in nine times out OF ten
will be successful" -
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Lost.

4 STEEL Spectacle Case. Any person find
II ing such will confer favor on the subscri-
Der by returning it to him. -
Jan. 10. P. THORNTON.
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PRETTY GooD,-The Pttsburg Chronicle
-says-"Shin pEasters are so called from theil
sticking qualities-when person gets hold o
one there's no getting aof.
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,Eust Received,
The SiIes4Gs2 Polish,

An article that challenges equal in all the essen
tal properties ofa rapid and beautiful polish for sill
vcr, German silver and brass plate Britannia ware,
fine steel cutlery &c. single trial is only neces-
sary for the satisfaction of any person. For sale al
the sign of the Mortar.
Jan. 10. DELEON g. LEVY.
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By the Governor,
M. LABoRDE, Scc'y of State.
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Dickens, in his commendation of Barnnm's Ho-
tel IN Baltimore, (Which is really one OF the finest
houses Of entertainment IN this or any country
says it is about the only hotel in the United States
where he found water enough to wash himself We
wonder how much water it takes to wa~h Mr.. Dick
ens-The remark we have quoted is not we fear,
the only evidence he gives of his hciug rather "a
dirty fellow -LguisrWs JoWRak
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lancaster CoUNrY MIStRALs-Marhleo of a
superior quality, susceptible OF very high polish,
has been found in Lancaster county, in this state,
and in the same neighborhood valuable pigment
imported from Italy. There are, no doubt, many
substances useful to the arts, yet among the unde.
velopcd resources of PennsylVanis already rich in
minelal wealth.
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A. CARD.

nr j. w. Peal brgs leave to tender his sra'e.
- tul acknow!cd !cdgments TO the people of Sunhu y
and surrounding country, fo then past encourage
mcnt IN the line OF his profession ; and would at
the same time announce to them. til he still in
tends 10 continue the practice "f medicine in all it's
various d. partmcnts. II" would. therefore, solicit
n continuance ofIhrr confidence and patronage
He NAV I've found a, all times at his office, in mar.
ke street. unless professionally engaged.
Sunhurv, Oct, lst, lSI2,-tf
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STRAY HEIFFER.

GAME 10 the premise Of the subscriber. residing
~ in Augusta township, Northumberland county,
time in September last, A BLACK HEIF-
FER, with a white tail. about yea's old. The
owner is requested to come forward. prove property,
pay charges. and take her away. otherwise she will
he sold according To law. HENRY REM.
Nov 9th lSi2-3t
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PRICE CURRENT.
John Chcrry's Estate.

NJ Office is hereby given, that the subscriber has
" been appointed auditor, by the court, to audit
the sccount of Peter Snvder. Esq administrator
of the estate of John Cherry. decd and that he
will attend for that purpose at his office, in Sunhurv.
on Saturday the 10Th Of December next when and
where all interested can attend.
CHARLES PLEASANTS.
Nov csth lS5o-3t
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Orphans, Court sale,

II y pursuance Of an order of the Orphans Court
of Northumberland county, will he exposed to
sale, at the house of Charles ID. Wharton. in the
borough If Sunhury, on Saturday the oath day uf
December next. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. two tracts Of
land, in Shamokin township Northumberland coun
~, one of them called Mount Carmel, on the Gems
ue Turnpike. adjoining land of Valentine Props
and lands heloneug to the Asvlum Company, on
Shamokin creek. containing 1851 acres st ict mca
sure, on which there is dwelling house stable &c q,
now kept as public house hv Jacob Roth. The
olhar trac, was surveyed on a wausn, in the name
Of Jeremiah Paul." containing GOO aeres, Is per-
ches, aud allowance. also on ShamokIn creek, ad-
joining lands of Valentine Tropst, and Others. The
said tracts contain, it is supposed, large quantity
of anthracite coal and the last tract is well timber
ed. Terms will he made known on the day of sale,
hy The administrators of f.. Bradford, E,q dec d.,
as whose estate the same VIII he sold.
JOHN EVANS,
MARY BRADFORD,
Nov 10. 1912. Adm'rs of said der'G
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LIST Of RETAILERS.

~ @k1 - So 49, - g
ar Foreign and Domestic Merchandise, Of
" The County Of Northumberland, who have,
and ,oho hare not paid their Licenses.
WHO HAVE PAID:
Mosteller & Schwenck Amos Vastine
VIM. H. Frymire & Go Jacob Haas
Mackey & Chamberlain William Deepen
Ireland & MeiXell Daniel Schwartz
Miller & Martz John Smith
Seth Cadwalader George 3rosus
Heincn & Follmcr John B;ngaman
Patrick Hampscy Neijlnger q Co
Isaac Brown w. {; Scott
J.. Piper u. II. Knapp
William Hays Charles B. Mcrrick
William Forsythe Thomas r. Pomp
Braugam e. Wapp'cs George Corey
Neidncer e. Bingaman James Reed
Samuel Harp John Chamberlain
Daniel Hrlshoe Hans & B,crly
Peter Besel John Hoffman & Co
George Rem John Hoffman 81 Go.
Gideon ShadIc Samuel John.
WHO HAVE NOT PAID:
Seth l. Comfy Beard K G,hrig
Jacob Bair Charles krchner
John Young a. & &. Ross
Wood & Rhawn Jacob Blight
John Brga John Miller
H. B. Masser Rose & Payne
John Fryline Thomas Par,loo
J. y. Hachenhcrg Nancy Woolverton
George Shrader VIM. Dcwau
Hartman II. Knahle Peter Lazarus
VIM. Persing q Co VIM. Lcsenring.
Ira II Clement
- Notice is hereby given. that the Treasurer
is compelled Ivy law. 10 commence suits against all
those who do not come forward and pay their cen>
on or before the Sd day of December next.
GEORGE WElSER
Sunhury, Nov 18th, lS42 Treasurer.
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TAKE NOTICE.

'THAT the Coparinership heretofore existing hc.
l. tween DR.. John w. Peal and Dr. d. T.. Tnips, in
the practice Of medicine, has this day been disso
we'd by mutual consent. The book, and accounts
Of the late firm in the hands of DR.. J. w. Peal,
who is fully authorized to settle the same
John w PEAL,
SEPT. osth, lSl2. ID. T.. TRITES,
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MERCHANTS,

PHILADELPHIA.
rE>llE subscribers takes pleasure in acGuanUrs
4 their friends ami the public in general, ia Il
they have taken the large and commodous Hon
recently lrt by the Messrs Hart on the sarre ri,s
once occupied by the old established Hotel know
a. the Bulls Head, in Third street above Calley
hill st.
This Hotel is finished in the very best possth
manner, and of TIM best materials. Its location
very desirable, particularly for country merchants
the arrangements for hcatrg and ventilatng e.,'l
room Ia such a. to secure any temperature. Tn
bedroom. are all light and airy, alI furnished iii
neat style, 20 as TO insure comfort.
The receiving parlors also furnished In ~
perh style, the windows on the French s,y's
forming an entrance to balcony in front, wht
makes . pleasant recess. Particular sttenliun hts
been given to the beds and bedding, which, with
the furniture, are entirely new.
From years experience in hotel business, Va
trust by strict assiduity tc business, to make this
house a desirable stopping place. Our table will
always I've supplied with the very best our markr,
can afford, and our bar with the hes, liquors and
wines of the most approved brauis,
=. $. There are first rate ssblins lrdcsr sss
houses attached to the hotel, attended 10y catf1L
and sober hoslfeH and OH charge. VI i'll re low iag
accordance with the present had times.
SHULTZ Il DERR
Philadelphia, 4 pril IL. l942.
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Daniel Furman's Estate.

AIOTICE is bcjchv given, that the Register oi
" this county has this day giHn,cd letters Of ad-
minis alton upon the estate of Daniel Furmsn, late
of Shamokin township decd, to the subscriber
All persons having demands against the estate, are
requested TO present them, and those who in,
dehed, to pay their respective accounts to the sub
scriber, who II sides in Shamoku township.
SAMUEL FURMAN.
Nnr 18Th 1910 -6t-n
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N a rs K EE ID .

On the els, inst, hy The Rev. John II. Worrell
Mr.. GroRGE HILENAS of this place, to Miss Man,
ANN R.NDELs of Augusta township.
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COMMON SESsE.-No one is SO foolish as to sup
pose for moment that we can live without eating,
any more than tree could derive nutriment from
the air alone, without the soil. Chamecons may
live on air, though it is well known that such mir
is full of insects An, therefore, know that it is
what we put into the stomach which causes us 10
live We make over our bodies from the stomach.
In from three to five years make over Our bodies
entirely. Thus what is part Of us to-day is ahso-
" not a part of us tomorrow. The sccretions,
such as Precipitation and other excavations, con'in.
ually make our bodies waste, and il is from the
stomach that we supply this wastc--o we have to
do to make bodies ultimately healthy, is to pre-.
vent unhealthy particle, from mixing with the
blood. Purgaton does this for us, provided the
purga,ive employ contains in it nothing which
will weaken us do US injury.
Brandrcth's Vegetable Unirersai Pills for this
purpose, will be found all that is required because
they purge from the stomach and bowels the super.
abundance Of humors which may have accumula
ted in the system, before they have time to produce
purifaction, and its natural consequence death.
az Purchase in Sunbury, of H. b. Masser, and
the agents published in another part of this paper
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e n "a n W.

II n vi .SSER again notifies all who
indebted TO HIM or the iirm of II B. Mass"r Il Co.,
TO caIl and settle without DELAY, othcrWise their
counts will be placed in the hands of magistrate
for collection. sunbury, Sept "a, lei2.
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ShiM0les.

V>IiE subscriber has for sale, at his store in Wa
L shingtnn, (ciGht miles north of Danve,) a
large quantity Of Lap and l3 inch Joint Shingles,
which will he sold at the low price ot - IS.
Also a general ,.ortnent Of aud inch Boards,
W. ahcr Boards, Lath, &C., which viii be- sold
very low. NEAL McCAY.
Waahinc,onvill", Columbia Co.,
Oct. 22d, ls42.--7t.