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WATER WATER! WATER This day
w received fresh supply Of w hite Sulphur Wa
ter direct from the White Sulphur Springs, in Vir-
gnia which will sell reasonable terms, IN quantI
ties to suit customers-in barrels or otherwise.
3s- WILLIAM YOUNG,
/1 2dooIs east Of Gadsby's, Penn. AZ. !.
Also fresh supply Of Congress water Just received
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REESE Ointment, for Tetter.
4 PROOF or IT'S EFFICACY.
PuIL.pILrnIA, Nav 27th, 1873!

iHiLApILrHIA, May Enh lSo'.
THIS is to certify that ! was severely aillc
L Nilh retrer IN the hands and feet for upwards
Of forty wears; the disease was attended generally
with ,io'cut itching and swelling. applied 10 4
uumb,r Of ID, sici,ns. aud used great many npp-
cations without tflccng a cure. About Y, ar
since. applied tie Rose Ointment, which entirely
stopped rhe itching, and few applications lmmed
atly cured the disease which there has been no
return Of although had never been rid of it at
any time for iury wears. RICHARD SAVAGE,
Eleventh, below Spruce Street.
G~t5r The Rose Ointment is prepared by +. b.
Vaughan. South East corner of Third AID Race
Streets Philadelphia, aud Sid on agency Ia Sunhu-
" hv II. b. MASSER,
Nav Iith, 1912. Age-i
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II l. TIO ~.

ks jhCe are at this time many wicked Iersons
tusl'y ,npaGcd III si1r Il Cruut,ririr medicine W..
der tie name OF the Indian Vegetable Pis-ard as
these t,sI crate H,u uucrly reckless of con.
s,qucrc,s, that many valuable lives may he lost in
cous,qrclcr OF using tEeir dreadful compounds,
he Iullc are Cauuored against purchasing any
Pills uulrss on the idcs OF the boxes the following
WORDING Il fund:
" RIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
(hid'an Purg0fire)
OF TrE NoHIH AMEWCAN CoLLTGE or HEALTH.
And ase 10 lie espcCieily ca"ful against purcha.
sirr sad ueuiclne of any pcrson except the Tegu-
iar adNrrSed apCns.
AGENTS For NORTHUNBERLAND co,
Pennsylvania.
II. b. MassGr, SunluTy-Payne q Rose, Nor
thunh,Iland-Jacoh Haas, Shsmokin - Samuel
Hcrh, Mahonoy-Byerly& & ID. Haas. Augusta
Heln.f & Follmcr MIlton-lreland & Nickel,
McEwcusy c-r fer d Dcarmund, TrhusvilIe-
James Reed, Polsgruve-H Klase, SnydcrsoWn II
Ill. II. X Ghrl, T. NJ, Ely shurg Z. O.-N III.
Le.enIing, Z NJ, Uunn Corner.
Office and General Depot for the sale OF
Wrighis hdjGn Ffgs,abie Pills, Wholesale and
ReaI. No. lG9 RACE STREET, PHlLApEL'
PHIA. May 2l, le52.-!y
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TIL COTTAGE E-ELE
FAMILY ENIOSET0R.


CONTAINING the Old aud New Testament
y with practical eXpositions and explanatory notes
hy Thomas Williams, Author OF "Ihe Age of Inf
d,hty," "DIcuonaTv Of all Religious Denomlna-
tons' &c. To which are added the ref reucFs and
marginal readings uf the Pol, glo, Bitle, together
with original notes aud selections from Baxter's
Comprehensive Bible, and other standard works
introductory and concluding remarks ON each book
Of the old ond new Testament, and valuable chro.
noloeicsl index. The whole carefully revised and
nda ted To the Of Sunda, Schools Bible classes
and Christians generally, sHLeHiShed pim maps
and eugrari"gs, edited by the Rev. William Pat
ton, AID puhhsh,d 10y Case, Tiffany q Bunham I;
Hartford Conn, ls4l.
This work has been highly recommended by the
following, among other distinguished dIvnes:
Rev stephen Rcmir Gton, pastor of tie Metho>
dis, Episcopal Church, Brooklyn.
Rev W. &. BTownlre, pastor of The Middle
Dutch thurCh, New Nok.
Rev. Lemue Miller and 4. Alex 'nder, Profess
Sons in Princeton Theoogic SEMINARY, \. jersey.
Rev. &. =. CIauh President Of Pennsy lvauia
College, at Geuyshmg.
Rev &. W Scha,lltr, pastor Of The Lutheran
Church, Harrisburg, Pa
gJ For sale by II. d. Mssssr, Agent hr The
Publ, here Jon, 29lh ls4c.
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wIrysLow,s BALsAM OF
II q A II II q u N % f..

A unparellelel remedy for common Col,ls,
~ Coughs, Asthma, Influenza, Whoopine Cough,
Bronchitis, and all diseases OF the Breast and Lungs
leading TO consumption; composed of the concen.
rated virtues Of Horrhound, Bonset, Blood Root,
Liverwon and several other vegetable substances,
Prepared only by J. NJ, WiSsLow, Rochester, New
Yo,k.
The innoccncp and universally admitted pec,orai
virtues of the Herbs from which the Bulsam Of
HDyetOunh is made are too generally known to re,
quife rcommrn, ainn, II IL therefore only necessa.
ry To observe that This Medicine contains the whole
Of their MEDICINAL properties, highly concentrated,
AID So happily combined with several other vege.
table substances as 10 render i, the mos, speedy,
mild and certain remedy, now in use, For the com.
plants ahuvp mentioned.
The Balsam removes all imfla and sore.
ness OF the Lungs, loosens tough vsid phlcgm,
ahlng the patient TO eNppcorste with and free,
dom, assusgcs cough, relieves athmotic and diff
cult tespralion heals the injured parts, opens the
pores, and composes the disturbed nerves and gives
strength Co the tender lungs, and thus produces o
speedy and lasting cure.
lNGpATITunE Is THE BAsEsr cniMfiS Man
We are not amorg that class of Editors who for
few dollars will, (at the expense Of truth and ho'
nesly) "ctnck up" an article and bring it into rapid
snle neither ale we willing to remain silent after
having tested the utility of an inn rovement or dis
cOvety u science or aitOur readers will recollect
we told them unwcll with sore throat and
violent cold some few weeks ago. Well we pur-
chased two hotties of WINSLOW'S BALSAM
OF HOREHOUND, and so sudden was the cure,
that we forgot we had cold. Those who
are afflicted, may try it upon our recommendation.
-LewiSton Telegraph. For sale by
HENRY NOXTHEIMER, Sunbury,
JACOB BRIGHT, Northumberland.
Also. hy Druggists generally throughout the
country. CT Price, 80 cents per bottle.
AupuSt l1th lS1l.-ly.
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ECNlllCS.

KATflO are troubled with sick headache, pain in
w the side breast aud hack loss of appetite, ha-
tuency, lowne OF spirits, Palpltaton of the heart.
aInting gddiness, sickness AT the stomach, bilious
affections, ghtncss at the chest, nausea, vomiting,
noise in the stomach, flushngs of heat and chilli
ness, diseases Of the nerves and organs of dlgesioD
&c. &c, those who NAV be thus affected, shonld
not neglect 10 procure DR.. Hdyheh's Compound
Strengthening Tome and German AperieHt Pills,
which are warranted 10 give immediate relief.
Thousands 20 we almost daily behold, whose cOun-
tpnances and pale emaCiated cheeks bear occular
witness to sickness and aiilicton. Could those
persons be persuaded to use this invaluable med-
cine, they would soon find their weak and debillIa
ted frames Strengthened, their minds composed.
and all pain and distress driven from the system,
when the body will again renew its lost vgor, aud
Ut on " new life" and death for a while he de-
Ilived of its prey. What h, art but feels glad to
behold their relatives aud dear friends, snatched
as ii by magic from that fatal destroyer DEATH
We who are aborlng under disease let not another
day or night pass without procuring this medicine,
as it will in majority of eases effect permanent
cure. Remember delays are dangerous; and if
disease is neglected, its ravages will doubly in-
crease.
OJPrinCipl- Office for the United States, No.
! 10, NORTH EIGHTH street, where reccommen-
daors of hundreds of persons may be seen, all of
which have been cured benefited hy the
medicine. HENRY IONTHElMER,
Oct. 30, lSl2. Agent
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r. O S E DIN + M E N r,
EfbD rTIyVvTER
RISowoRMs r,nrLEs ON THE FACE, AND oruEl

RISGwoRMs, TEMPLES ON THE FACE, AND OTHER
CUTANgous ERupTtONs.
or Tie foiio,cis,g certificate describes one fine
moa erro9dinary cures erer Effected by any
application.
PRILirEIpHIA, February 10, 1888.
E'OR twenty years was severely afflicted with
TsTrEn on the Face and Head: tho disease
commenced when ] was seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall Of 1896, varying in vio-
lencc, hut without ever disappearing. During most
of the time great part Of my face was covered with
the eruption frequently attended with violent itch.
ing; my head sw,lcd at 1im,s until 1t felt as If II
would hurst-,he swelling was SO great. that could
scare, ly eet my hat on. During ,he long period
that was afflicted with the disease used a great
many NJ plicotions (amcrg 'lNr several celebrated
prep iratioq,sl Us W, II as taking inward remedies.
including number ofhottles OF Slcdim'S Pdndceu.
Extract Of .SarSapwiltr, &c, In fact it would I've
Impossible TO cnumeta,e all the medicines used.
was Also uy1tser the care of two Of the most dis.
linguishcd physicians Of this city, tut without re-
ceiving m,ch twrcii,, and desparcd of ever being
cured. In lhc fall OF S36, the disease it the time
heirg very violent, ] commenced using the Rose
Oj1,imces', (preparCd by Vaughan IL DhNis.) In
fr~ applications the violent itching ceased, the
swelling aha,cd, the eruption began to disappear
and before had used jar the disease was tntiely
cuicd. 1t has row been nearly year and half
succ, and there is not vestige of the disease tc-
naming except the scars from the deep puts formed
hy the disease. II is impossible for me to describe
ia certificate the severity of the disease und my
suil, ring bu, will he pie scd to give fuller nc
conn, to any person wanting further satisfaction.
who will c. on me. AT the time | CONNER rced
using the r, Sc Ointment would have given hun
deds Of doars to he rid of the disease. Since Il.
sing il. have recommended i, to several persons.
(anong them my mother, who bad The disease bad
Iy Oh her ann who w,re al cured nv it.
JAMES DURNELL, No. l5G, Race st.
or The Rose Ointment is prepared by f. b.
Naulha Sou h Eust conner of Third and Race
s,re.t< Philadelphia, aud sold on agency in Sunbu-
~. Nv H. B. MASSER,
NAV llth 1912 Agent
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KAY 81 BROTHER.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSEL
LERS AND STATIONERS,
No. l22 Chesnut Street, below 4th,
Philadelphia.
" EEP constantly on hand o general ossort-
EA mcnt Of Books and Stationary accomplishing
Theological, Law, Medical, Classical. MisccIIanc
and School Books Day Books, oil sizes, Led,
gers, do, Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles, Writins
Papers, Wrapping Papers, &c. &c, which they Of
fer at the lowest prices to Country Merchants Pre-
fessional Gentlemen, Teachers, and all others that
may favor them with their custom.
Philadelphia, No, ember l3. lS4l.-ly.
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Liver Complaint.

yENHIS disease is dscoveredhy a fixed obirse main
Il in the right SHE under the short r'.s, attended
with heat, uncssness about the pit # iha stomach
there Is in the right side also [,sien,ioD IN. ma
lenl loses his appetite arI hcomes sick aud troabl-
ed with vomiting. %ne tongue becomes rourh
ana black mo eou'tf'.ance changes to a pale or
Gi'o'' c1i'r, oil sel ~ like those afflicted with jaun>
dlcr' dIincu'v O.. breathing dsturbe rest, attended
Wnh ''v c,Ugh, difficulty of laying on the left
'''e' we Jody becomes weak aud finally the disease
'e,n'tn. les into nolher of more serious natule.
whl'. n in oil probability is far beyond the power Of
hdman sklll. Or. HarhchS Compruud Slreng,h-
eni"g Tonic and German iperieni P;}is. ia.
Ken at the commencement of this disease. viii
cheek It, and by continuing the use of the mejicine
few weeks, perfect c,.re will be nerfumeJ
Thousands can testify Ia this fact.
GtrlIneaes OF many persons may daily he seen
o. ue s''e'eS Of inns invaluable medicine by sppy>
EIGHTH street, Phiadclnbis.
HENRY YoXTHEIMER,
oe'' sd 'o'+' Agent.
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CEEYSoiITE FoLIssE.
A article unequalIed for cleaning and giving a
IA highly durable and most brilliant polish to sill
yer. German Silver, Brass, Copper, Br,tana ware,
T'n, Steel Cutlery, and for restoring the lustre on
vanished csuisges, &c. TRY IT.
Prepared and sold al wholesale and rc,ail, by the
Susquehsnns Chrysoiite Polish Company, Owego,
Tioga county, n. Y.
WIN. FORSYTH, Agent Tor Northum'd,
II. b, MASSER, Agent iot Sunbury.
November Goth, tsfI,
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Mr.. Richard Dennis, agent for Wrieh,'s Tndi'
l..
NV NonK, Sent. %, Isl


This is to certify that ! have used WulGHT's
i>uI.> NtGtTARLE PILLs with The greatest heue-
fl; ha>irG entirely cured my'ci of the frequent at
tacks OF Sick Headache to v hiCh had previously
been subject. ANN MARIA THOMPSON,
392 Greenwich street n. Y.
To Mr., Richard Dennis, Agent for Whght's In
dim Vegetable Pile.
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SPANISH HIDES.
TANNERS OIL AND LEATHER

d. X ] r X p A II r ! { X Il SON,
No. 2l, North Third street,
(nErwEES MARRET ASn CHrsNUT sTREETs,)
PHILADELPHIA.
HAVE for sale large and excellent assortment
IL ofSpanih H6cs, Pdfno Kips, Tanners OIL,
&C., the lowest market prices, either for cash, ir
exchange for Leather, or upon credit.
Consignments Of Leather received for sale, Oh
purchased al the highest market prices.
a. Leather stored free OF charge.
April II, tSil-ly.
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sANK OTE IST.
PENNSYLyANIA.

The following list shows the current value Of all
PennsN lvanis Bank Notes. The most implicit re-
hnnce may lie placed upon H. as il is ereyy s'eck
carefully compared with ard corrected from Blk.
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LIST OF BOOKS.
fOR SALE BY


IL. 1. 3Z2A 8E,
\ NTllON'S Classical Dictionary; Lempriers
~ do; Ainsworth's do Cohbs do; English and
German do; An,hon's CRsar; Anthon's Grammer;
Anthems Cicero; Ma's Lain Reader; OgilIys do;
Andrews Latin Lessons; Dunnogan's Lexicon;
Fisks Gre Exercises; Davies's LeGcndeI; Graeca
Maiora; Adams's Roman Antiquities; Pinnock's
GuIdsmith's England; do. Greece; yelrs Elements
Of Geology; MIS-. Lincoln's Botany; Elements Of
Botany; Bridges Algebra; Porter's Rhetorical Res-
ders; Em,rsons Geography and History; Olney's
do; Parey's do; Smiths Grammer: Kirkham's do;
kal's Readers; Cohl's do; Cobbs AHhmelick;
Pixies do; Em,rson's do; Cobb's Spelling Books;
Towns do; Cohb's Table Books; Evangelical Fa-
miy Library; Cottage Bible; Family do Collater-
al do; small Bibles and Testament>; Parker's Ex-
erciscs on Compositions; Fruit Of the Spirit; Bakers
S,ints Res; American Revolutions; Marryatt's No
wells; Mrs. Phelps on Chemistry; Had; Catechism
of American Laws; Letters on Natural Magic; Che
mstry for Beginners; English Exercises adopted 10
Mutray's Grammer; Sequel to Comey's Spelling
Book Am, rican Glass Book; Dahol's Schoomas-
crs Assistant; A great variety of Blank Books, &c.
August 20, lSil.
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The best method for the Abolition of Disease
as TO cleanse and p1wify the Bodn
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MEuTCAT. APPRECIATION


OfMe ROSE OiNTWENT, for Tetter.
A LTHOUGH the superiority of the preparation
"A over all others is fully es sahlIshed, The propre-
tors take pl,asure in laying before the public the
following certificate from respectable physician.
a graduate of the University OF Pennsylvania DR..
Buugh, having found in This 'emcdy that rchei ior
a tedious aud dsagIceahlr affection which the means
within the range of lis profession failed to afford
has not hcsiratcd to give his spprobatnn, ath ugh
the prtiudicrs ard Interests of that profession ale
opposed to secret Remedies.
PnILApELrHIA, Sept. 10, 1896,
| was recently troubled with tedious herpeliC
erupliun, which covered nearly one size of my face
and extended over the ear. Mr. Vaughan, proprc-
toi of the Rose Ointment, observing my face, insI-
ted on my tying his preparation, Of which he han
ded me jar. Although IN common with The MEM
hers OF my profession, dIsCountenance and dlsap-
prove OF the numerous nOslrums palmcd upon the
public by ignorant prrenders feel IN justice bound
to except the Rose Ointment from that class of me
defines and To give IT my appreciation, as 1t entire
iy cured the eruption, although it had resisted he
usual applications. DANL. BAL Oil, NJ. ID.
O. The Rose Ointment is prepared 10y l. i.
Vaughan, South East conner of Third ard Race
Streets PhiIadephia, and sold on agency in sun
bury, hy H.. u. MA>SER,
MAY liIh, lsi2. Agent.
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ATTENTION.
j. SID EH JON ES,

ID EQUESrS the attention Of his country friends
~ who are in want, TO his verv large stock of
Carpengs, Oil Cloths, Maitings Rugs Bindings,
Stair Rods &c, &c, that he has just opened, at
his warehouses, No. Is North I'd street, and No.
Church Alley, next door to Christ Church, PhiIa-
epha. July 81, ls4l.-ly.
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CONGRESS-

In the Senate on Tuesday, message was received
from the House Of Representatives, stating that they
had agreed to all The amendments OF the Senate to the
Army Appropriation bill except the ninth and twelfth;
and on motion of Mr.. Evans, the bill was referred to
tho Committee on Finance.
Mr. Cl1OATE presented thee memorials from
observation-disclosures Of them praying for the abolition
of the drawback on domestic spirits and the others
making contrary request.
Reports then made from several of the stand
inc commit tees
Mr.. YOUNG submitted the following resolution
which read for information, viz:
Resored, That the Secretary of the Treasury be
directed to communicate to the Senate statement 10
a condensed FORM MS far as the same can be done ex-
hibiting-
ls rhe estimated quantity of land in each 5 ate
and Territory
%. The quantity of public land IN each State and
Territory to which the Indian title has been extn
pulshed, and the quantity which the Indian Il e
has no, been extlngulshoj.
81. The quantity Of surveyed, and unsuvcyed
land in each State and Territory.
9TH. The number of acres of the public lamb sold
rom he carries, period If the sales up TO the present
period, and the amount of money received from such
sales during the same time.
5b. The quantity of land set apart tr Indian
tribes UP the present period designating the
of each tribe and the separate quantity SIT APART for
each.
9th. The alseont Of money, as near as can be as
cer,ained, which has been paid by the United States
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agent alone was lntrusted with $4,000, to
carry out The work Of corruption. How much
more wa. thus expended, and who received the
base luere, will probably never be known.
Enough is di.closed to s,anle all men of virtu-
Gus sentiments The charter was obtained, and
what followed is but too well known TO require
repetition. rotten and tainted carcase is all
now that remains of the last Bank of the Uni
ted States The very atmosphere is rendered
putrid by its stupendous frauds. Bank presl-
dents, who, in their day, were called money
kings, and bank directors, who were the oracles
of the stock market, all are brought up before
the courts of justice aud prosecuted as ieons
the public jails and pententiaries are pronounced
by large masses of an enraged community as
fit receptacles for them. Thousands who had
intrusted TO their keeping the hard earnings Of
lives Of industry are rendered bankrupt in their
old age. What Beginning and what an end
ing And yet because the President would
not lend his name to the creation of a similar
monster, destined TO run over the same race OF
corruption, he has been called traitor, a very
Judas His etfigy has been hung upon the gal
lows, and burnt in the public squares of cities !
Was there ever lniatuaton so deep, aud al
the same time SO deadly Resting his hopes
OF success upon a bank, prominent Wing
leader has had his name eniblazoned in broad
capitals, and hoisted poles at every cross
road, aud, vociferatng a sound currency, calls
upon distressed People to enlist under hi, ban
ner, as the only Theseus who explore the
labyrinth.
In my next will exhibit the features OF the
Exchequer and claim for it calm considera-
ton.
MACON
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~ Congress has at last consented that the
clerks should have their pay, after waiting for
nearly seven months Many of the clerks have
families, and have been compelled to borrow on
and children, frequently submitting to the gross
est impositions of the extorlionate usurer; and
after suffering this unfeelng state of things to
exist, at last Congress has had compassion on
these suffering gentlemen and au horiz d their
being paid. Quere.-Ought not Congress to
ascertain the amount of usury that has been
paid by the clerks, and pass another bill to re-
munerate them for their losses 2 Congress
caused these domestic troubles, and should not
Congress repay the loss2