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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07
\ REMARKABLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM
pG the use OF DR. yebJ's R,cl,matic LuIimeut
ID IN enlarged bottle. Copy OF "a letter.


char esiowu, tblass) June %.
To The proPrieiorS Of Ir JsbJ's Liaimept
Dear Sir-l Gocra II duty owe To suffering
humaulty. 10 acqualnt YOU, and through you the
Public, tshoud you think nest,) of the uueXpuct-
I'd and surprising cure peripi med on myself b.
in. use Of he above most excellent mr..lclne--.
havs been fer mo-e than thirty years, anu some
tunes most severely, afflicted with the Rheuml-
tIsm; have been frequently rendered peftcCts
helpless aad IN consequence confined TO my bed,
when lLhas required Two persons 10 move me,
Dcln@ III such extreme pam; have several times
been under the care of tIe most eminent physI-
cans, hut procured only temporary relief. | one
day noticed the advertisement Of j, bJ's Hnment
with tie testimonials accompaniment IL, and was
induced TO uy a bottle, VIII ch / used without
much sensible benefit. j concluded, however.
to pcTsCvere, and bought another bpttic, and was
greatly Ievcd oud 10y the use of half the third
bottle was ". oily cured and have never since
had return a. the pam, winch % ad not brCu
free from, mouW AT unc, for thirty years, and
% Is nnw more than three yeuTs since / was
cured. would most earnestly ADVISE every
person suffering under this painful complaint.
MOI to despair Jf a cure, 30 long as they can Oh
tam DR. IebO's lI.umsnL" You are al liberty 10
make any use of this YOU may think advisable.
CALEB SYMMES,
To the foregoing testimony macy other unques
able proofs might ee added in favor Of the SUPER
OF LIniment Of lIr Jebb. Nothing but a fair Irial
which the proprietor confidently sOiicits, can
give an adequate idea OF IFS uuTvailed efficacy,
IN mitigating and thoroughly mastering, the
eNcruc aunG disease, 10 which n has been suc-
Ce~sfuIly applied IN a multitude of Gases Tie
operation of the LInimcpt Is often immediate;
and y has frequently cured Rheumatic affection
of years standing, IN tour and t,s enty hours. IL
Is als3 recommends. with confidence, as one Of
the best applications known for stiffness of the
joints, numbness, spTaIns, nd chIlbiuins.
Price - ] . cents, with directions
n Il. The LlEmen; Phlals enlarged TO double
their former size.
n B. Each article will be signed w /. Kidder
on the outside wrapper.
- Ir Relte'S ASE-naticOr coHSunofire pills. |
Price % cents, only. Ha'. proved, and are pro-
by numerous persons who have made /
use OF them, the best Of all the Cough Medicines /
IN coughs, colds, Asthma, difficulty Of breathing 1
oarseneSs Nhe eng, splitting of blood |
aud complains Of the lungs generally.
Prepared from the Original VI = Rccipc of DIR |
" i Conway; bY w J. kldder, immediate sue /
cessor 10 the lateT KIdder, by whom they are
for sale az his counting room, No SC State street
corner Of Merchants Row, Boston. and by ms |
SPECIAL 'ppOnImeHt by JAS BAKER,
dec Wheeling, Va |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

Or he universal geia6ie medicine Il The British
college Of Decentralization.
FENIIESE Medicines cure every disease which
admits OF cure.
/ They remove from the stomach, liver and
iuiestlnes-jhe blood making urgans-the Oh
strucuOns TO the eus performance OF theI. healthy
fupCtiOus.
they purify the blood by mere sing the vari-
Gus secrttIOns, aud prevent disease 10y enabling
the body successfully 10 resist the PrCdIspOsiu-
and exciting causes TO disease.
3 They increase the action UfthC aLsOTbCuis, by
which all morbIs Growths are AIKEN into crcu-
laton and afterwards eXrei lei from the bod.
( They restore thCregularity Of those process
es upon which reformation ana CIrculIlOu OF
the blood depends.
'Thcse are tho only medicines known in which
small doses have pOwcriul ana beneficial effect;
and yet, of which IN extreme cases; suCn very
large doses may be administered teariessy and
with greatly increased advantages 10 the pa tIeHt.
Tue British college of health having revoked,
annuilcd nd made vsId the appointment of Or
Horauu Shepherd Moat, he has ceased 10 be in
any manner COnnectCd with or agent OF the col
lege of Health.
George Tay Tor, being now and from henc, forth
the sole general age1tln the UuI,eI SUITES. Oftha
British col eye Of heal h, for the sale Of Morrison
lis, the Vegetable universal medicines Of the
college of hCaIIa; 40 other person bat the said
George Taylor has ANY night or authority TO nom
IEute or appoint general agcIts Tor the sale Of
the a OOye MEDICINES.
GEO TAYLOR, l3 Chamber = sole general ag't
JOHN FISHER, agent, wheeling.
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CADINET WARE Ro0Ms,

'N'Nh'E - k 1T.
JEREMIAH CLEMENS. respectfully informs
80 has friends and he public that hc has resumed
Business as agent M bi. old STAND Muurne street.
Where he will ,auuiac;ure Formerly and keep uu
hand an assortment oi CABINET FURNITURE.
equal m workmanship and material 10 auy Ill, red
a. ihis CITY, or the wCsl, which nc offers al Nrr,
rCdured prices. Among his sock wall he found
sofas. Bureaus Dining and Par'or Tables Tuileiies
Waurohes Rocking Chairs Bc,Islends Of all kinds
Desks, Wash Stands, &c. &c. Every article in his
linC made To order, osdcrs thankfully received aud
Tr'mpilv attended 10. NJ 10 3m
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TAKE NOTICE.

[ HAT WinsOw l. Kdicr has succeeded TO
4 I Hltdcr IN the preparation of the Conway
Nedl zines aud will hereafter give particular at
teutuh 10 the preparation of the following
established ARTICLES, The celebrity Of which pre-
cludes the necessity of a re publication OF the
numerous certificates now IN the hausS Of the
nrOpneLOT.
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b. A. FAHNESIOCkS FERMIFUGE,
4 PERF'ECTTY SAFE
AND CERTAIN CI'RE FOR WORMS.
e. EkTlFlCATE Of Its efficacy can be seen ar
the store OF the subscribers sufficient To- sat-
sly tle Neutrality-suspicious.. Price rs cents
WHITLEY, Green Co Pa
lIr. b. A. FaLnesfock d. Co. '''' i'7''
Dear SIR; have been usin. your VermIfncc in
my practice for a number Of years md fnd n
The most sure and safe Worm DESTROYER that
ever had.
I was called to child six or seven years old in
Nav, 1872 which was then in spnsms with the
worms, gave II one vial Of your Vermif1ge a
sreea"iy to directions, and the chIld passed II0
worms. In few weeks, 1 gave IL annth.r yial
md II passed 200 more, making in All 64o Worms
The chHd recovered lnimec lately ami has euiov
ID good health ever since. '0'
have prescribed II in many atbcr c,sa. =.
which II has brought away goo and 800 Wor1ns
Dr,,.,,,, JONATHAN NORRIS.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
There are NermIfuges in almost every sectio,,
of the country, asserted to be the same m eomai
20 Fahnestock 's-which is not the cale.-t6cTe
re none like T., They contain dan@erous inare-
use he first and only safe ana eficscioms one
10 nor be persuaded by the interested vendeT
thai Others vii answer 40 well
IA FAHNEsTOCK & co
Corner OF Sixth and Wood SITS Pittsburgh.
t. M'MFCHEN
JONAS tBUMBACKER &
JAMES BAKER,
BA FAHNEsTOCK's ANTI NJ TnTee'l Rfii I W
PlLI;S-A gentle but efficient cathartic. cx-
pressly adapted for firmly physir; and are NOT
surpassed by any other pill in use for all cases In
winch acatharuc IL indicated. They " III operale
thoroughly without grping. Price 25 eta for a
box continuing 30 pills.
PHeumo nc or Cough BaLG,n-A valuabla
remedy for Coughs and G lids, Price p ce1ts.
Cough La enges.-These Lczenges possessa al
The virtues Of the best Cough Syuip are conve-
nent to carry IN the pocket and are very pleasant
TO the taste. Price % cents
Cdr7HiHdtiUe LOSeRges-fOr the cuye OF the
summer complaint As the season is now an
pre- aching in which bowel complaints ara aivaFs
very troublesome as well dangerous every
family should be provided with box Of these
LoZenges which, lfu sed according 10 diTecfions
VIII certainly cure. Price 25 cents.
Ltgtid OPodeldoc This penetrating article
possesses double The strength of the common
venlently applied. Price 20 cents
For sale by l. Il AI'MECHEN,
les Wheeling Va
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place full confidence Iu the statement made
by Marina Comm; hayIdg known her the past
twenty years. Will cHeeBIliy give any particulars
IN relation % her case 20 those vino ma. wish
further Information. Sr ELIZABETH
Superior OF the a0uau Catholic Or. an AaylHlJ.
Prince street, New York. fDtC a. I-s2
have confidence IN the representations made
by Martha COuhn, and have iuli ku0wIad.e of
her case. ELIJAH j PltDG.
Alderman 10th Ward Of tbe city Of Rev YORK.
Dec ~, 1872.
Martha COnlin has lived ia my family The lost
13yesrs. and hereby certify that the foregoing
statement made By herself BE- correct
Mrs MARY B LLOYD.
No COS Broad ~ Newark =
Prepared and sold by 4 Sands & CO. Drug
gers aud Chemists. Grauue bulldogs "a
BrQadwaYs corner Of o. arbcfs 20 New York
1n6 Tor sale BY Druggists throughout fIe n s.
Fnce ~ erb0ft.ei SIS BJtfles iyr g.
Toe bubnc ore respectfully requested 20 rerurr4-
ber thar @ ls soudss sarsapariIla tbaf t4s r1Iis
constantly achieving EucH remarkabla enc a.
the most difficult class Of diseases f1 sybI.t -
human frame ls subject, aud ask for SsrlIf. So.
paniia. sud fqke 90 other.
OLIVER PRT On. drtay Gy r5s-igy .-.
psfatmeHi FOR DC Pr0prist0rs Tgy FbssBng
ana V1SiNiy' Jy %
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
NO. i43, MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, VA
TpHDJCTERY WARE

VIE subscribers beg leave 10 inform the Citizens
OF Wheeling and vicinity, that they have on
hand an extensive assortment Of UPHOLSTERY
WARE consisting in part Of Beds. Bolsters and
Pillows, Cured Hair, Spanish Moss Cotton. Huskd
Spring and Straw Mattresses. Also, Veniiian end
Stat Window Blinds Of every vaneiy and style, Oh
hand and made 10 order.
Steam Boats furnished with every article Of furni
iure on the most accommodating terms. and OF short
notice. MENDEL g. HARBOUR
ieI 10
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Important Arrival.
NORRISON,S PILLS.

Or he universal geia6ie medicine II The RrinJ
college Of Naturalization.
FHNlIESE Medicines cure every disease which
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07
4. 5. NAIL LINE FOR wOosrtp.

We wtil .Iart ',ur c,u,i.e,
tsfa,ss s~[rySz-<1 IN iuiurc g. IN tlis place al .
6. 81. - f1FsIsh o'clock A ~. un cvcty Munda,
$500 - Wednesday aud Friday. for
Wa,,,or. Gle, claud. NurNa'k, Sc via Nj Pleasant,
Cadiz. aud Canal DnvUr, running m connection With
lines Tor Lnver SnnAu,ky, PcrrysAurg, aud on L,
Detroit. The fare lhis route has .cen reduced ia
proportion 10 the times; travellers wishing 10 90
morrill, Will find hs a cheap, speedy and pleasant
route. O.lire az The bar of the L Hotel. Waer
street, Wheeling, Va JOHN a MYERS.
Proprietor.
BAETlEy DENNls1N. Agent. ian 81
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-14
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N a rs R IE ID =.

On the 5h inst, by the Rev, Mr.. Berrsucsser,
Mh CBARLEs EcKMAs, Of Augusta, 10 Miss ELI.
zAsETu JANE. daughter of John Kline Esq, OF
Rush township.
On the 18th ult., by the Rev. r. A. Fisher, Mr..
GGo. ScHwEsCK to Miss HAsNAH BERaER, both
Of Shnmokin.
On the 2lst ult., by the same, Mr.. JAcoH SIN.
TON TO DEBouAH KsRsHSER, both Of Shsmokin.
On the 4th inst, by the same. Mr.. PtrER PEp-
siNs, Of Shamokin, to Miss SARAH HowER, of
Columbia county.
On the 81 inst, by Elder J. ID. Jones, Mr.. Isaac
SuIPMAS TO Miss REBKccA LrrLS, both Of Angus.
ia township.
On the same day, by Elder George VI. Spratt,
Mr.. FARNswourH REED to Miss RosASNAH M,I.
LrR, both Of Shsmokin township.
On the cath ult, in Rochester, Cedar county,
Iowa, by the Rev. Mr.. Free, MIR. WILLIAM CONN,
formerly Of this place. to Miss ELIz,BErH, daueh
Of the Rev. Morton Baker. of the first named place
In Poitsvlc, on the 26ih ut, by the Rev. Mr..
Morse, Mr.. TnoMAs J. Arrwoop, of Muncy, Ly.
coming county. to Miss ANNA MAMA, daughter Of
the late John w Wypkoop, Esq, of Philadelphia.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-14

The Speaker said that the amendment was not
in order, without the concurrcnce oftwo>,hirds BY
mere majority the House could resolve itself into
committee Of the whole, aud take up whatever
measure they please.
Mt. CAvR JOHNSON of Tenn. called for the
yeas and nays, on going into Committee, and the
question being taken, |, was decided in the mega.
tive. Yeas 100. noes lO6.
Mr.. EVERETT called for the orders Of the day
being the bill TO repeal the Bankrupt law.
Mr.. GORDON replied to Mr.. Bovine; and said
that his colleague could get neither the Democratic
nor Wing party to join in the remark that the pco,
pie did not care who was the President, so that the
Constitution was preserved. The people did care
But the Democratic party could not take Mr..
Wclster-an old Federslist could not he trusted,
although he might profess 10 be a Democrat: FOR
the dog will return to his vomit, and the SOW to her
wallowing. In this style. the honorable gentleman
amused the House for an hour
Mr.. Gordon in all his remarks was s,uliouly se>
we're upon his colleague (Mr. Bowne) and exhaust
cd the language of vtupcraiion in speaking of Mr..
Webster The personalities Of his remarks, and
the point of them towards both gentlemen, gave
him many listeners, and the House was occasionally
excited by roars of laughter. Mr.. Gorden spoke
his full hour under the rule, and the floor was
given TO Mr. McKEON of New York.
Mr.. BOVINE begged most earnestly for per.
mission to reply and having been dealt with most
unceremoniousIy by Mr.. Gordon, the House join
ell in the request.
Mr. Bovine begged bu, for FIVE minutes and
promised to stop then.
Mr.. McKEON consented and Mr.. B., the House
all eyes aud all ears in the meantime, spoke his
five minutes. He said he well knew that to make
q reply TO his colleague he must, for the time, cast
aside all self respect, and he then stood in tha, po-
sition.
Mr.. B. said that his colleague was not the MN
TO arraign him for his denocr cy. He was no,
the high priest of the party. His own principles
hung too loosely about him to allow him to dc
tate TO others or 10 judge for or Of others He WIS
not true 10 his parry, for it verified under afi
davit that in the canvass of 1910 he had offered 10
brcome whie leader and whig candidate for
Congress, if,he wings would take him into Their
ranks, provided his own party should not nomi-
nate him to the post he now filed. [Great laugh
teri
The gentleman, in his remarks. Mr.. Browne fur.
iher said, had entirely perverted the truth He had,
and with the printed remarks before him. Inisepre
sen,ed his whole speech, and he had
Here Mr. B. was cut short by the expiration Of
the five minutes.
Mr. GORDON was now anxious to rrjoin, and
after some Interpretation, inquiry and objection, ap.
peal and opposition. he spoke for five minutes also,
and pronounced the accusation of his col eigue
false in every parcullr. He accused him too OF
betrsyiRg his party, aud joining ''ihe Guards"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-14

A CUrE TRIcW.-rhe newspaper propne,ors at
Pittsburg Pa, all had expresses out to carry in the
Presidents Message. One of the papers says th It
the owner Il ;he Pit,sburg Chronicle got seventeen
to a room, by inviting them to feast of apples,
and then locked them up there until his paper was
printed and rrsdy for sale, say from o. in the
morn ng. ill j. NJ, in the mean time. the other
papers were out, but there no news boys %
eel them,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-14

Election of Z. S. Senator for Pennsylvan,a.
We have delayed our paper to give the result of
the election for u S. Senator to-day, by the Legis
lature Of thsState. Atl2 o'clock the members of
the State and House of Representatives met in con-
veu,ion in the Hall of the House, Hon. BKSJAmrS
CRIsPIN speaker of the Senate acting as president
and Mr.. Chsmpneys of the Senate, and Brawley Of
the House, acting as telers The names of nearly
all the nominees were Withdrawn and the election
proceeded in as follows
On the first ballot,
Messrs. Baily, Bigler. Black, Champneys, D-
mock, Eyer, Fegely, Gorgas, IIe,dley, Hill, Hor.
ton, MCulIy, M'Linahan, Penniman. Smith,
Wilcox, and Cri-pn, Speaker of the Senate, and
Messrs. Avery, Bacon Bailey, Barrett, Bean, Bell,
Boal, Brawley, Bush, Clinton, Cummns, Deal,
Deford, Elton, Elwel, Gearhart Glenn, Goodwin,
Hahn, Hancock, Hickman. Heebner, Hill, James,
Karns, Kerr, (Monroe) Kerr, (Mercer,) Kline.
Knrer. Long, Lowry, M'Bride, M'Casm, M'Cul.
ioch, MGowan, MKinnon, Marshall, Moore,
Morgan, Myers, O'Bfyan, Ovcrlleld. Packer. Pick
ing, Pos'lethwaitc, Po,tegcr, Reber, pooumfo;;
Russell, Shenk Sherwood, Sires, Snyder, Thomas
Tustin, Waller, and Wright, Speaker, of the Hous.
OF Represen,aives-7i, voted for JAMES BUCH
ANAN,
Messrs. Brewer, Cochran, Crabb, Craig, Darsie
Fauely, HIes,er, Huddleson, Kline. Mather-
Mun, Spsckman, Stewart, and Sullivan, of tn,
Senate, and Messr.. Bslmer, Bashaugh, Bei,ler
Blair, Binde. Brooke. Carpenter, Carson, Craig
Dickey, Eisenhart, Ferguson, Foreman. Hinchman
Hood, Hul,z, Kennedy, (Beaver,) Kennedy
(Cumb) Linton, Livingston, 10y, M'Cary, NJ
Daniel, M'Ewin, M'wiIIiams, Morris Musser
Parke, Robinson, Rockhill, Rush, Sherwood
Sheridan, Skinner. Slime, Storer, Thompson, Ire
GO, Warfel, and Whitman, of the House of Rep G
sentarives, 54-voted for JcHS BANKS.
Mr.. Gibbons, of the Senate, voted for RcHAR
BRoDHEAD, Jr.
]. Frederick, Of the House, voted for JORS
GIBoSs.
After the result, had been announced, IL va
I enihu -iss,icay cheered by the multitude in I'll
! Gallery.
I The Convention then aGnurued,-StGte Cdph
i Gazette
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Id 4 II ID

At Tamaqua, SchuyIkill CO., on the 2l~t uIt.,
THOMAS JEFFERSON, son Of VIM. B. Lebo,
Esq aged 3 years. 6 months and 30 DAYS.
In Potlsville on the 9th inst, "OId" VENUS
COGGlNS, black woman, aged 1903 years. We
nus retained her faculties, both mental and physi.
CAL to most extraordinary degree; end was able
TO walk about town until within four five days OF
her death -- En DOyiuni.
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A CARD.

nr. ID. II. Trites, Respectfully ni..nis ?
- citizens ofSunhury and vci y.thu -e ,a, o.
ken an office in the building lsel orcr I,i y pe',-
Lazarus q drug store, IN 5rk s,et. Su h.r..
where h. may he found at all hours unless pr"i,,,
siou-llc engaged.
DR. TRlTES returns ms SINGER. thanks for n
encouragement ar mas lec ,el in the lin, oi 5
profession in this place. sud ,u>t-, hV prnmp =
lenton 10 the duties Of hs profession. and re1-uu-
able charges, thai he viii continue to recevr a
liberal share of the public patronage.
Sunbury, Oct. 1t, lSi2.-tE
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$500 = --.-- - : = = ~ D. ~
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Eef. G.. Et. VrisCv.

OFFERS biz professional services to the citizens
~ of Sunhury, aud vicinity. Oce uex door to
the residence of Revd. II. a. Fisher. where he IN "
he f,unl, uuless engasai in dschnrging the duties
cf his profession. Oct slh, lS42.--tf
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Last Notice.

A Ill those who are indebted to The subscriber,
~ ara requested To call and make settlement. on
or before the 10Th day of January next, by paying
up giving their notes OF due bills, as he is in
want of cash, and determined TO have his ace un's
settled The accounts of all those ,fusuc to com
ply with this request, will be lch in the hend- OF a
IN gistr,te for collection, with. VI respect To er-
sons ID n't he deceived.
Dec. "a, IS42 2-3t JOIN YOUNG.
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Abraham Dunk lcibeTgcr's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 ~ those in eh,ed J.
' the estate of Abraham Dunkcbc r. decd.
late of G ral townShis, Northumberland coun v. bv
notes due, or book ,nnt, To call and make pay
raent on or lefore the llth day of February next,
n, the house Of the deceased. All those having
claims said cst'e. requested to present them,
well authenticated, fer settlement
SUSANNA DUNKELBERGER,
ian. 7th, lSi3-5t Administrators
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PRICE CURRENT.
John III. COyydem's Estate.

John III. COxyden's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons, cor.
" po,ate or natural, interested in the estate Of
JOHN II. COWDEN. or in the money in Court
for distribution, to appear by the 7h dav Of Fehru.
ary, ls43, and make themselves parties to The sevc-
raj issues in fact and to the proceedings for dis,r.
button. BY the Court.
SAMUEL d. JORDAN.
Pro,honotar''S office, ProHu.
Sunhurv. Jsn. 9th. 1918 s
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Estate OF George watts, Esg.

Estate OF George watts, ESg.
NyOTlCE is hereby x ven, that 'ct.nrs of m. u.
" islra ion on TIE estate f q &c Watts Esq ,
ltr # the borough Of Northumberland have heeu
granted to the subscriber, Ie,idug in Sunhury.
Persons indebted To said esta'e are requested to
mske immedi t. payment and those having claims
agsns, the estate are 7 ques'ed present lhem for
examination and settlement
FREDERICK LAZARUS.
Suabuiy, Dee. H. isi:.-6I-I2
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b A N X r. u p r CX
Estate of Jacob NIaiIch, dec

Estate Of Jacob NlaliCh, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all those indebted
~ to the estate of Jacob Malich deed, late of
Augusta township, Northumberland county, hy
notes due, or book account. to call and make pay
ment on Tuesday, the l1h Of Janusry next, at the
house of the deceased. All those having claims
on said estate, are requested to presen, them on the
same day, well authenticated, for sertleme I.
PETER MAIICH,
JOHN MALiCH,
Dec 3lst, ls42-3t. AIBl'rs.
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WARRA NTED SUPERIOR TO ANY
OTHER NEAR SUNBURY
NOHN & HENRY LANDAU, having rented
81 the Lime Kllns of Henry Masser, in Sunbury,
have for sale the hest Lime in this part Of the
county, ard will continue to keep constantly on
hand fresh Lime for Plastcring, Building and for
Lining land. as reasonable terms as can be had
,nvwhrrr IN the neighho hood.
Nav 81. 1912. ]. & ". LANDAU.
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\ bh pc rs nd, h,ed to the firm o' Lvun G.
Hars uuaer re agency nf -. y Thacher.
HH ard Cap Nrnyf2c'urers. No 40 North Third,
tire phh q .'lh 70. ,r- rourr,ted to make immedi
4... sr',,u.l, .i h g. s.con.te iih the subscriber
tr.i' ."c..y au' ..'l'' 1gau', who is fully empow.
orsd t. s,,'e md 'nt,ct tie accounts of said firm
ROBERT ID. WILKINSON,
June 4t 's42-,f Agent.