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TOMMY EcCLrs.

The writhing OF this wight is truly
!aughahc. He says our lampooning does
moi hurt as bad Us his--iherciore he will
lust rub his shin aud keep out Of the way
OF our heels as our most sensitive paft-he
need not tai about our heels, for If reports
be true he Is as sensitive in that quarter
as VIC are. lie SAYS we are as dull as a
rriadstone, and after being turned round
and round no, one spark Of vi, can be got
eul Of us. Why, tommy, how you talk
We never laid claim 10 being a wit, and
/ the reason yours is SO brilliant Is because
YOU give it lustre with baldiace." You
seem 10 think that YOU have bur, our feel
ings. Make yourself easy on ,hGt score
nothing ,hai comes from SO questionable a
quarter can cause any other feeling than
smile of scorn--wc know you too well,
(, tommy, for that. We more than suspect
that il we had been rum.sucker and
a bottle companion of this yeri,abie wight,
We should have been praised rather than
ridiculed and that makes him think that
, we had no feeling except in our brooches
pockets-b better have little less feeling
} about your own, tommy. He says he Is
mol aware of having disgraced the proics
!, sion-if he is not, he has been greatly be
. lied. He says we have been kept for or
/. nameat like an Irishman's pis-well, now
we would rather be like an lrishman's pIl
|, than a stray goose, no place to call m,
: own. We shall not take his advice an
q bntt our brains out, as what we have W
IL shall take care of-but we would advis
:, him 10 take care else his own will be dc
" stfoved by spontaneous combustion. IL
i pcrpclrates s,anza Of doggrell verse
il our expense and tells US 10 put 1t IN ou
rs pipe and smoke IL As we don't smoS
70 we advise him to save il carefully and whc
&c he is sucking bald.iacc with his boo
!. companions let him read it TO them to g
10 hbit his capacity" He says eve don
n. know that any one would import Tommy
%. may be not, we shall try and keep on
self in situation that will not render II
90 portation necessary. He says we ma
20. changed our mind as 10 selling bald-iace
on the Reicctory we propose establishing
~ He is mistaken, we intended to eXciu
or o,,e
ri. that article knowing that It would colic
he Just such company as tommy eccies by
IAN present course has shown himself TO
,sc fond Of We shall decline noticing iur
Ich or any thing he may say, as we nave
70. disposition to handy cpithets with MN
sad tlat is what he seems 10 be fond OF,
I'D pecling 10 have better employment tor
limo.
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)nr readers viii recollect tho trench 4
eaec, speech delivered by MIR. 4
e q Pa, in the House Of Representa-. Z
ives, lad on the prospect Of success of
! Van Burcn party in The great contest
lsi0. Nothing in our view had
batter tendency to open the eyes Of The
ole to the exlrayagun,es OF the Govern.
si lh4u ibis very speech, and. none were
re sensible Of its effect than the Van
rea men themselves, therefore no effort
eli uutricd to do away this effect Of the
.ech even to ,his day. They have des-
nled 10 every abusive epilhet Of shc man
accomplish ilieir oblcc;--but not sue.
ding to their hearts content, they have
$ ha,caed up story which states tia,
! I. o lie on his death bed admitted that he
. nescr delivered his speech, but that il
"a up BY Tic Wig CentTaI Commit.
e Of Washington, and his name put 10 i
It's author Bat We give below the
barge as II is made b. a Locoioeo press
Pennsylvania:
For several DAYS before his death, his
pal aas greatly troubled in view Of his
lilical course ia ihe Presidential canvass.
conversation with a political and per
onal friend, tn,-a few days before his de-
se, be remarked that great injustice was
/ oBe TO Van Buren, III lrl0--that thn
peech about the extravaganza of his adj
attributed TO him was MOI
io--hai be ncycr delivered such a
eech-- that il was not his, that 1t was
9, p by the Whig Central Committee
he Cts OF Washington, and his name
~ q il ~ is author; that he Immediate
adorned the commii,ee Of the great in
|lsIjee they had done him and Van Bureu
|nd requested them 10 correct the error
ut they hcsi,ated to 10 50, alleging II the!
Fid, j, would injure the Wing cause. Up
pa beng Intercepted particularly as 4
the truth or Calsehood of the speech, h
readily admitted that il was full Of gros
errors aud ialsehooAs, from the bcgiunin
to the end, but that he could mol help It.
10 prove the utter falsi,y of this state
mem we give below extracts from The iIai
rsburg Telegraph. The Editor was wit
Mr., Oslc before bis illness and after h
attack, he saw him frequently, and yet, h
hears hun say nothing about denying h
speech or charging il upon others. D.
II is left 70 a Loco Foco Editor a year
more after the death Of Mr.. Ogc 10 nal
'h's charge. IL il was true, why was
Kept hidden SO long, Why not tell it
soon as the disclosure was made 7 II
truth Is, no such thing took place, it is 4
Invention Of the party to try and bring d
credit on the speech TO prevent lis hayi
effect agains, Mr.. Van Buren in the Q
proaehiug canvass, If he is the candida
See the extracts:
sly is scarcely necessary to prononr
Inc above tissue Of the meanest fal
hoods, for they bear that impress up
Their tace. Besides, every one who o.
knew Mr.. 0slc, be ho political friend
Toe, will testify TO his high moral intee
Y aud independence, and knows that
was incapable Of being used by any n
OF set of men for political or other b
purposes. We sincerely pity the wrc
who possesses Tho hyena, the vampire +
eensity, to disturb TIE ushcs of the d
py bis filthy slnndsrs, which we feel cal
upon 10 rcbuke.
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In This town. on thc Goth ui,imo, JAMES N.
TODD, in the l4tL yea. Of bis ago, son Of MI
Wn. A. TODD. .
In this county, on The 30th nit. Mr. JOHN
MeDoE ELL, an pged and much respected cit
iEen.
Al Lis residence 10 Iredell county, on the 10Th
of October, Mr. JAMES u. DOUGLASS, in
the 9Th year of bis age, Leaving mother two
brothers aud three sisters 10 mourn his departure
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WIG MEETINGS.

The Raleigh Register mentions that
the proceedings Of more t!.an fifty Wing
meetings had been inserted IN that paper
and more doubtless to come. This is
coming M TO the work like men.
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COLD AT 4 DISCOUNT.

A merchant OF this pace informed us a
few DAYS since, that he had eadeayored 10
vain TO exchange fifteen hundred dollars
in gold coin for bills of the South Carroll
ma Banks. There was no scarcity OF ;.
Carolina funds, but holders would not ex-
change them for gold, at par. Does this
argue the want of national Bank =
Charlotte JegerSonion.
1t argues two things, LIST, that the Mint
is located at Charlotte; and cd, that peo-
pie are wise enough to admit the greater
convenience and equal value of good Bank
notes, as compared with specie-Loco!oco
denuncia,ion of Bank rags" 10 the con-
trary Notwithstanding. Fay. Observer.
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VAN buren, AND CLAY.

Rev. Or. Hawks preached his farewell
discourse in St. Thomas Church on Sun
day last. How much his people valued
his services, may be learned from the fact
that they offered, il he would remain with
them a bonus Of twelve thousand dollars, and
six thousand dollars year salary. Such
sums of money, it was thought, might IN
fluence him, as he is deeply embarrassed by
debts contracted in tho management OF his
school at iIulet's Cove, some years age
He goes to Holly Springs, Miss, where he
is to take charge Of congregation, and
as we are told, Of 4 schoo! also.-N' !
Jour. Com.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %.
REMARKS

COTTON.-Ths article las come IN pretty
fieely for the last few days. Prices continue TO
hold W to last weeks quotations. We quote
therefore again from II TO cents principal
sales at q cents.
EXCHANGE on New York, Philadelphia.
Baltimore, Kentucky and Charleston all at par
- Chronicle.
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REPORTED SLAVE RESURRECTION IN
CUBA.

The Journal of Commerce contains u
letter dated at HAVANA, on the 9Th uit.,
which states that intelligence had reached
that city Of slave Instruction on several
plantations near MataBzas. The writer
adds that i, had been suppressed after a
loss CT City lives. Several slaves hung
themselves and sixty-seyen were incustody'
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b. A. Monday last was the regular day
HE meeting Of Congress, we hope 10
i've the Presidents Message IL time TO
| !. entire next week.
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THE PLAN OF THE CAMPAIGN IN
WASHINGTON

The Hon. Silas Wright, the Hon. Pres
ton King, the Hon. A. C. Flagg, &c, Ne.
after arranging matters and things with
the Usage Of Underwood " are now in the
city. the two former on their way to head
quarters in Washington. They are now
all thoroughly imbucd with the spirit OF
the sare and Calhoun men, Buchanan
men, and johnson mon, and all other men
must look out.-N. Y. Express.
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COTTON--A fair supply has been IN market
during The past week. and our merchants must
be confident of the shortness of crops, and OF a
heavy advance, at no distant day, when the prices
range little below the Charleston market GOOD
cotton sells at to u fine cotton Is and q cts.
and some has been Sold as high as u. The news
by the Boston Steamer is anxiously expected, as
il is considered the advices brought by her, Will
settle prices for some time.
The adyices by the Steamer show decline IN
the Liverpool and ilayre markets, which will OF
course affect the Charleston market, at least ] CT
This news we presume will have lis due effect on
our market in bringing down prices, to that him
II which the Charleston and Foreign markets
warrant 49, Journal.
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@Thc Wings Of New Haven have
carried their ticket in town meeting by
500, majority larger than the Wings
ever succeeded at any previous election
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BEAUTY OF MR.. TYLERS MAIL AR.
RANGEMENTS.

We received day or two ago from the
Post Office Report of the Secretary OF
the Treasury, printed by last Congress
This document has been nine month COM
ing from Washington city to this place.
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gar' The Nnichez Courier states that the
Court House in Claiborne county, Miss,
has been consumed by fire. The edifce
was a beautiful and costly one, and an or
namcnt to the town Of Port Gibson. 1t Is
supposed TO be the work Of an incendiary.
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The Markets.
FAYETTEVILLE NoyEMDER 20.


COTTON-not mitch az ii.arket sells ileely
at TO "a. FLOUR is plenty; selling al -, !,
and Il. APPLE BRANDY is dull and declin-
ing sells at 81 to 80 cts. FLANSEED, IN de-
mand. al 81 10 to 81 90. CORN Is rather I'M
nroyjng in price 40 to 50 cents. Provisions are
.lenty and dull old BACON 6 to II. Prices
Of produce are high compared with other mar
kcts,-0bscrrer.
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The Farmers ~ Planters
LARGE ALMANAC
FOR
IS44,

UyOR sale a, this Office, either by The Groce,
r. Dozen. or Single, Groce So, Dozen IS cts
single enc 10 cents,
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Bal due Fund for Int. Imp. Nov. 10, ea7,oig 81
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-11
TR LIE
EE GID C-E -EE E q
Corner Of Third and Vine Str,ets,
WIFI Pa.

YESHE sulscr her spertiullN anu' unC,s I" ihe
Il public that Re h oIcncd Hot"r in III com
modious brick building situate on the corner of
I hrd and Pine streets, where he WI b. happy to
wait npHn those who NAV favor him wit Their
company The Eagle Hotel is large and convent
ent md furnished il the hc,t modern 81 lr. l. i,
provided with a large number Of we'll aired and
comfortable sleeping apartments, rooms. private
larlors, &c. Persons visiting Willamspor' on hu-
siness plea ure, NAV re>t as-ur' d that every
crtion will he used to Terd der their s.iourn At tn
Eagle Hotel" pleasant and agreeable. His Tahl
will he supplied with the vevy b. 81 the market sf
fords, and his har with he C. oicest wines and oth,r
lquors-charges reasonable. The Fasle HotL
possesses greater advantages in point Of location
than any other similar establishment H. H. borough.
being situate in the business part OF the town. aud
within a convenient distance of thr CONT Hous.
and WiIliamsporl and Elmira Rail 70 d d. pot.
Sufficient SahIlng provided, Hnd good and trusty
ostcrs always in attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and honest Servants
have been employ ed, and nothing left undone thai
will add TO the comfort and accommodation Of his
guests.
There will hr causgo always in attendance At
the Boat Landing To convey Tassen gers TO and from
the House, free Of charge
CHARLES BORROWS.
Nav l4th, lS42.
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CI L. ri ~ ".

As there are Al this lime manv wicked persons
husly snpsgsd IN selling a couuIeTtcil medicine un-
der the name of the Indian Vegetable Pills-and as
these dssrGraie men So utterly reckless Of con.
sequences, that many valuable lives may he lst in
consequence of using their dreadful compounds,
he pubic are cautioned eeanst purchasing any
Pill sunless or the ttes Of the boxes the following
wording is uni:
WEIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS.
(hdian Prg0tire)
OF THE NoRTH AhFEICAS cOLLFGE oV HEALrH.
Aud alse to re espcCieily careful against purcla-
sing said medicine of any person except the regu.
lar sdvsrtised arsn's.
AGENTS For ORTHUNB ERLAND co,
Pennsylvania.
II. n. MassCT. SunluW--Payne & Rose, Nor
thumhrTland-Jaroh llnps, Shnmukn - Samuel
lIerh, Mohonoy -Byerly & ID. Has, Aucusta-
lie'n.r d Folmer, M'ion-irelard & Melxrll,
McEweu~vile--p fer & Drarmrrd, Turhulsylc-
james Reed, Po;tspTo,e-lI Kasr, Suyd,rsiown n
III. IL. KuGbel, =. NJ, Eksburg +, Own.
LcisenrinP, L NJ, Union Corner.
Office and General Depot f,r the sale Of
WriFLfs Indian V'Eetnbis PiNS, Wholesale and
Retail, No 100 RACE SHEET. PHILADEL-
PHth' Nay n, ie52--iy
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Rose Ointment, for Teteer.
A PROOF OF IT'S EFFICACY.
PHILlnIIrHIA, MAY 9th,

PHILanELrHIA, May 9Th, 1889.
THIS j. TO certify that | was severely afflicted
l. with letter in the hands ond fct for upwards
of forty wears; the disease was attended generally
with yioert itching and swelling. | applied to
number Of physicians, and used great many appli-
caions without efrcting cure. About y ar
since, applied the Rose Ointment, which entirely
stopped the itching and few applications immedl.
atey cured the disease, which there has been no
return of although had never been rid of it at
any time for forty years. RICHARD SANAhE,
Eleventh. below Spruce Street.
CT The Rose Ointment is prepared by f. b.
Naul han $ luh East corner of Third and Race
Streets, Philadelphia. and sold on agency IN Sunbu-
~ Nv Ii. B. MASSER,
MAY l4th. 1912. hEesk
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To Country
NJ z r. G. H A. ~ T s,

THE Suhscriher, Agent Of yon & Harris, Hnr
l. Manufacturers for New York. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and other large cities, " osr Hats are
highly commended for enod col7, and diirqLjMy,
has OIL hand fr>t rate assortment Of hats and
CAPS, suitable for Sprinp s'es, VIII ch will We sold
very low, 70, cash approved credit, at the ncted
cheap store, No. 40, North Third street. OPP ,si'e
the City Hotel PhiIa ieIphis
ROBERT d. WILKINSON, aren't.
n. B. Orders for Hats in the rogei promptly
attended TO, The highest rice III ash or trade
given for FrU skins.
Philadelphia, June H. lS42.--lv
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r O S e DIN + M e N T,
FOR TTyIvTV,R.
RINowoRMs, rIMPLBs ON TIE FACE, AND OTHER
CUTANEoUs ERuPTIONs.

RINGwoRMs, rIMpLBs ON TIE Face AND OTHER
cuTANEoUs ERuPTIoNs.
ur Tie follo,cing certificate describes one cffhc
most erTdordindry cures eper Effected by any
application.
PHILAnEtPHrA, February 10. 1898.
EOR twenty years was severely afflicted with
l. TrTTEu on the Face and Head: the disease
commenced when ] was seventeen years old, and
continued unit, the Fall of 1896, varying in vio-
lcnce, hut without ever disappearing. During most
of the time, great part Of my face covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with violent itch.
ing my head swced a, times until it felt as If IT
would hurs-the swelling was so eat, tina, could
scarcely get my hat on. During the long period
that was afflicted with the disease, used great
many NJ pEcations, (among them several celebrated
prep rations) w II as taking inward remedies.
including number of bottles of Slcdim's Pdndcea
EIirdci Of SGrSapmtHd, &c, In fact it would he
impossible 10 euumeta,e all the medicines used.
! was also under the care Of two Of the most dis
tnguished physicians Of this city, hut without re.
cejvug much benefit, and | despared of ever being
cured. In the fill of 1896, the disease at the time
beng very violent, | commenced using the Rose
Ointment, (propsrcd By Vaughan & Davis) In
{ " applications the violent itching ceased, the
swelling aha'ed, the eruption began to disappear
and before had used jar the disease was entirely
cured. Ii has now been nearly year and half
sincc and there Is not vestiGc OF the disease re-
NAMING. except the scars fcom the dep pits formed
by tie d ease. 1t is imprs rssble for me to describe
in certificate the severity of the disease and my
suff ring but will lie pleased 10 give a fuller ac-
connt to any person wanting further satisfaction,
who will call on me. AT the time | cor nmCucel
using the r Sc Ointmcn. would have given hun
lreds of DO las to be rid Of the disease. Since IL
sing it. have recommended it to ,ev,ral persons
(among them my mother, who had the disease bad
Iy on her army who w, re a cured hy it.
JAMES DURNELl., No. l56, Race st.
lJ Tie Rose Ointment is prepared by +. B
Vaughan Snuh East corner Of Third and Race
streets, Philadelphia, and sold on agency in Snnbu'
ry, nv ii. B. MASSER,
Nav I4tb lsi2 Agent
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MEDICAL ApPRoBATIoN

~ the ROSL ON INLNI 4, JOr I'NtT.
. LTHOUGH the superiority OF the preparation
y over all others is fully cs'ahIlshcj The pr'prc-
tors take pleasure in laying before the public the
following certificate from a respectable physician,
a graduate of the University of Psunsylvauia DR..
BauCt. having found in Tbs remrdy tha, reliei fr
a tedious and d,ogrceahlr affection which the means
within the range of his profession failed to afford
has rot hesiatcd to give it his approbatun. oh ugh
the puiudices aud Interests Of that profession are
,pposeI 10 secrc, Remedies.
PHIL.uELrHr,, Sept. 10, 1896.
was recently troubled with tedious herpetic
erupIin. which co,e'ed nearly one sile Of nv fee
and extended over the ear. Mir Vaughan, proprI,-
Ton of the Rose Ointment observing my face, lnsis-
ted my trying his preparation, Of whic, he han
del me jar. Although IN common with the mem
hers of my profession, dIscounrenancc and disap
prove OF the numerous uostTums palmtd upon the
public Ivy pnor pretenders feel III jus ice bound
tn except the Rose Ointment from lha class of me-
dclncs. and To- give It my approhation, as it entire
ly cured the eruption although it h'd resisted the
usul applications DANL BAL GIL, VI. ID.
a. The Rose Ointment is prepared by l. T..
Naulhan, South East corner of Third AID Race
Sueers, Phladephia, aud sold on ag nov in sun
bury ty ii. Is. MA>SER
May liih, 1912. agent,
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ELE " n E[~

WARRANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY
OTHER NEAR SUNBTRY
wOHN & HENRY LANDAU. having rented
Cg the me Kl!ns ni lIcnrN Masscr. in SiunhuIy.
have TOW for sale the best Lime in this part Of the
county, ard will continue TO keep constantly on
hand fresh inn for Plas,orine. Building and for
Lining land reasonable terms as can be had
snywhcr, in the neightohooh.
Nv q. lS42. !. & ". LANDAU,
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Commission x Forwarding Merchants,
Foot Of Hiiiow Street RqH Road,
oN THE IILAwAUE,
II ANlNG associated vi h h,m Joseph Barnet.
IL late OF Essiuu, Pa., rs.ectiuliy inform their
lIerds aud the public generally. that they have ia
k, n that large and We known store and wharf al
foot Il Willow Stnet Railroad, LATELY occupied by
Jacob MsTrD, where they pa pose dning Gen,Tal
Commission and Forwarding Business, and fom
thr local adysn'saes of The place being cornrcled
with III he public Improvements that havr their
outlet in the CITY, they fsttrT the msevcs they will
he ahe TO do business to ss great, If not eater adj
vGtisgc, and upon as reasonable terms as any other
house, and they assure their friends that any co-
S e n'Tt, made 10 ,ht shall have their srci st-
tGntn, and NO sxItou- spaed 10 give eutiIe salts
fac on.
Thy are also prepared to receive ard forward
g"c1s o sny point on the Delaware and Leh rh
rivrrs, betv"tn Mauch Chu k, Eas'on and rhIla.
Del hla, via Delaware Dvisl aud Iehigh Can Is;
alsn, g. any pom, on lhe Jun,nis nv,r. or Nor h
sDd Wts' ancl,s ui lhe Susqu, hanna via Schuv /.
Nil and Union, o, tho Chesapeake and Tide Water
| Cauas.
/ For he accommodation Of Boats coming or 90.
| i'g via >chuyIk,li and Unlun Conals Sre,mhoat
| will b. k,pi expressly for toNing to,is from the
/ S,hu,kll around lo the Delaware and back, witch
viii en- be rncrchauts 10 have Their produce deli,
vc 81 on the De ,vaJe, and theiT god slipped al
. b uhrG oc'o s-Wuh these sdVhulagos they re-
= rp,c.iuy solicit share of arr MAGE.
". HElLMAN & co,
I VI lism H,ilusn.
| 10y n MN, ~, ,o.o
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The other passenger trims will as leforc, at
the following hours:
PdihrHeiphia and PottsriNe
From Philndephin, at 81 AN. nac.
From Pottsvile, at 2 p. NJ. '"'
Hours Of pnssing Renting.
For Pot'sve, at a. NJ. . Do,,
For Philadelphia, nt 81 p. VI.
All the trains viii stop for wny passengers at
the usual points.
CJ All passengers are requested to procur
their tickets before the trains start.
Nov 81. lsA2.--if
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CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY,
For the sale OF BrdndreM'S Tegeid6le UnirerS
Pills,

For the sale OF Brd1idreth'S legetG6le UHirerSdI
Pills.
Northumberland countv Mil,on-Mackey &
Chhmbcllin. Sunhury-H b. Masser. M'E~ens-
ville-lreland & Mexc Nonhum elland-W IN.
Forsyth. Gcorgetown-F. Midllnger g. Co.
Union County: New Bcrln--John Hoffman.
Selinsgrove-Eyer and Schnure. Midulehurg-
Isaac Smith. Beaverown-J. & 7. Bingaman.
Adamshurg--H. & A. Smith. Williamsburg
Swopc 4 Laird Hal,leton-Danie Long. Free
burg-G. s. F. &. Meyer. CenireviIie-Stailey
s. Lenhart. Lewi,burg-Walls & Green.
Columbia county: Danville-E. b. Reynolds
& Co. Bcrwck-Shuman & Rt,cnhouse. Cat
tawissa-C. a. & e. 6. Brohts. Bloomsbury
John Il. Meyer. jersey TOwn-Levi Bsrl Wa
shington--Robt M,Cay. LimestoEe--D. l..
Schmrck.
Observe that each Agent has an Engraved Ger
'ificatr Of Agency, containing a representation of
DR. BRANDRETH'S Mandatory at Sing Sing,
aud upon which will also be exact copies Of
the netc IaJeis nCtc used upon tile Brondreh PHI
BOreS.
Philadelphia, Office No. 8, North slh street
b. BRANDRETH, VI. ID.
J,nu1ry ls'. 1912,