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wil.fr in tn Charleston Courier. who
msIntsi"s his p"stuss with Logical skill.
surlbUtrs the dem ecisti"n OF sS"u'h Caro-
Ina, Id esrec.sly o! Chariesa"n. IN pre-
petty ID p"p"l.Iior, TO The continual agl'
ia.lor IN thai SITE 81 the qeest,"n Of Ds-
unIou. Cspn~l SIS are Wiling 10 rnves.
their mrney VIII, re they tau have M qua.
rsntee that r.volut on my not be golup
BY - inch il wil be pu, IN jeopardy. Aud
again a'sny EFT rpusIng men. With iami
lies. are continually /. asmg the State and
setl,ng eisrs here awd i 'g that he LOT Il
their ch,ldsen should be EAST 10 st te
cnuIinu~lly TetrngrsGing He states The
remarkable fsci thai belveeu 1850 and 40
me pcpuI.,."u Of Charleston tel of over
200. " ale hat OF Savannah. Ca, IncTeas
I'd ursriy T Coo. aud mi Of Riehpoal.
Va. IRON l6.0O0 10 10000, ADD il i. now
estimated al $4,000. Surely these TACT,
STE WORTHY Of beng we'll pondered.
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n S.rieking Faei.-rhe p ople oav,r-
aont, III ugh slncsl exc!u'issl an ssri-
sultur~l people, In 1870 uset 50 goo bar
rel. o. q =, The = D, Of Itch as grown
IN Tie other 81 les OI he Uaioa. Til.
large amount Of bresdsIufT. they we've ers.
bed TO buy ia and impOr. from o'hsr states
because sh'y were engaged ~ tie 'aising
OF sheep II supply the E ,steIn msnUf.r-
{ rice With ~ooi. Should not Iii. Sink
ing fact carry 10 The minds Of esery reflects
Ing farmer proof Of the necessity Of cup.
porting the Taft, whose pr s:ciIon u
holds aud secures so exc lieut. nsrael I. G
those Of shen engaged in tn growing Of
com and " b. a.. Beck dow a The isriir TO
morrow. and ire sarneIs Of Vermont will
be competed q ,njon wool culta,es dto
gov their nsn tr~sdstuiI-. and thus v Ill
THIS market fer 50 much 4 ut be br"ken uP.
.3msricaa Mig.
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IMPROVED QUALITY AND HALF PRItE.
COMSToCK L. co.'s
Concentrated Compound Fluid
Extract of Sarsaparilla

FoR THE CURE OF
ScIofuls. Chronic Rhuemslism. General
Debility, CuIsneous Diseases. Teutr,
Scaly Eruptions Of .he skin, Plmrles or
Puslules on the Fsee. Mercurial and Sy.
phlloid Diseases, Blles. from On impuls
hsbi, Of body. Ulrera,icns Of The THEA,
and Leg. Liver Affections, Pains and
Swtllings Of the Bones, and all Diseases
arising from an impure state Of The Blood.
Exposures and IapiudeIces in Life, Tx.
eessrys Use Of Mercury, Sc.
The great popularity rf Ssrssr arillS.
and lis established efficacy, render u 81.
perluous 10 enter into any trcon,ium tr
its 'S:ues, OF sdduee any evidence in ito
favor,
The Srsapsrrla is warranted positive
ly 30 goad a. any otker tiis, can be made
a. One Dollar, st just hall tie price Il
those so much a''seriised, and ss suorg
and in as large bottles, viz
Fifty Cents per Bottle, or -Four,
Dollars per Dozen
This article has cured ScrofUls Of 80
year,. after The Dollar articles bad bssa
used IN vain.
10 be bad Of the agents Of Comsiotk
and Co. only, throughout ,he coonry. in
New York only al 81. Cor,lsndi Stree
THE REASON.
Some people are foolish enough 10 be-
lle'e Iha, We cannot sTorJ 10 make as
good an article Of S.r.sparllla Eau.ct
aud sell IL Tor 50 cents Ter bottle " "a
Ter dozen. as Ill ttlers tia, cell for juss
coable tla' moLey. The sin pie fact Is
this. aud all VII nuw be coLvILest.
While Fee Hundred dollars is tqushdtt.
eddy Others IN a column or two oI sd'er.
lisemsnts. We do no,srend Fire. Thtn-
Iore We make the public pay but half as
much for as goud or better srlitle as any
one tlse. aud yet make IS much il NJ.
more prof than Il ey. The rstl cots iii
uski"g the article is probably more Il an
theirs. as We u.e n.thirg bu, the tsst
SarsaI arlla Rot. &c. And We arc fully
convinced that We will cell imte boulss,
10 one tf lle dollar priced LoI,!,s. NltA
'he public know ~hs, We charge for it's
us virtues are such ss not to u qure hall a
newspaper TO sustain it's reputsuop.
laqafre Arrays for Cosrstoek & CO.
Sarsapdriild, at Fifty cents, andhorsna
other.
For sale by
ID: IlEARTr, Marlborough.
march VI. IL
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7rickery and DsYera'ion The Ma
ean kGsorg,sl Messenger gives an &C.
count Of tIirk of tie P"IkbeIry Demo-
rracy, which ou:.llerods Hsrosl. and u Ut
eluss even their osn most ui-erupulovs
sihereEis 10 turn their heads ss,Ge with
losthing and disgust. The NJ, ssenger
says, /" the Yankee Drmoctsls have ss
I blIshed presses which, under Wing co.
i"rs. conisnd for Abah,iun doct ines, aud
issue papers r., fss.ediy Wig snc Ato-
mIon, and Designed exclusively Iot Il e
Southern markell" An order has aeua y
been Sc NJ I" the north 10 subscribe Tor the Q
pretended sboluIOn papers, (noI the real
mes which h-te aLd Jenuunce Henry
clay - Q monster for general circulation
IN several counlIes IN G,oga. Ia, The
high minded and honorable nea Of The
doPocrsns psrly SANCTION such dry.
Paiuy nick. Is Democracy redaScd 10
such desperate ex remliiss that q resort
has To be made 10 such e.piesbls Trick
cry. Star.
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"Hase Jon ever remarked. d.. Cruz
81" qaolh MIs. stump. yesterday. :. III
my ehlldrea have different was lroa
must peop.-'s.'
"Fseqaen,ly.' rtiarled the doctor.
"Enurely diGsrenI," esuiInsed ks.
Sump.
"Eutisely Different" echoed :hs dor
Tor.
"wsH. hos do son areouni Tor il,
d.. 2" asked Mrs. $ mp. Inqulringly.
"Bsc4Use," njainrd The dc "r. % you
have humored them 90 much tat they
have rays Of their oscn. noticed u par
IeUl.rly ~hen little Benny threw thai
apple core II you. right in your face,
and loid You he'd DO !; again il he wan'sJ
g."
Sire. Stmphas mol alludrd T. her ehIl. :
rem nee. " u. Pieayuns.
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ii l. l. s bORO UG III, N. Z,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTT,
January 8

AT THREE DoILArs fkAE, on Two DoLLAis
FIFTY eEkfs ~ rAID IN Al vANtE.
Those Who DO no, give notice Of their VIA
10 have their PAPER dis, on,inucd at the cxpna'
tion Of the year, will be presumed as ttslnns
ns continuance until ,ounicimantcd Aud 10
paper will lie discontinued Until oil arr, aTsg'a
are paid, unless at The option Of the Publisher
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for tie first, and tw cnIy five cents
Tor each subsequent insertion; longer ones IA
proportion. Court advertisements twenty h'"
per cent higher. A dcdut ton OF 80 PEI e Il
MIL be made 10 ADVERTISERS BY the :Lai,
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", learn ON the CInci matt Straight.
Out, u.at shsn Genrrsl Cess vas max.
ing las sptech in shs, city. he ex eIaineG:
WHO would y"n rsthar support. Claw
OF P.lk!" Clay! Clsy,l Clav!."
shou'ed every body, much 10 the dlscom-
future Of The orator. who looked chop fall
len, sud remarked: III you are all for
Clay. IL 10 unnecessary fr me tn speak 10
Tou." LousisUiAe Jaur.ai
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Medicines for Sale.

THE following Medicines have bc' n rect w.
ed, and are for sale al this Oflirt:
Spencer's Vegetable Anti Bilious and
Anti Dysrepiic Puts.
DIR. Hull's Medicated Cough Lozen'
grs.
DR.. Hull's Worm Lozcnges
DR.. Lacount's Vegetable Tooth-Ache
Elixir a certain and immediate cure.
And also Ha,llock's Vegetable Powder
aud syrap, for diseases Of the Lungs, Coughs,
Colds, Dyspepsia, and Liver Complaints. -
which are highly recommended for all these
diseases, by citizens OF North Carolina who
have tried IL with effect.
May ~. az
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M0RRAT's
Life Medicines.

~ ~
gkHE Lee ksdisinsH haze bssn uss1 NllA -.
= Gees 4 nlEnsSs sseFy eltesss % = harh aiaaa'
kind y lisbls. as - Aaillsss an1 lalsf go
uisiuls. > "a lkeif many ssi tncsnasttneshis
bllisas and siek kesdsehe, pain snd ep.
or.ssion slisr msals. glddinesss dlEIlnsss.
singing noise 10 ne bead and ears, die..
sipess, hssrsbssn. loss u sPPeiies sind
1 so..u,s- S.c. ahey are neknosie6ged % bs vast.
| n senFr,.r "a al ahinR ever bsEare ansEue
I "a ~ a..hlie. snd 80 sk0se "a full hahi VI
bodg. iheT I'll prose lafalsabief SHE q .
senssal fsni.y spsneal. for eiihsr seH, iasy
leanngs ian 70 sasnre The universal salssAas-
Gi0a.
The esscary ef he Life fiils and PLean
Balfrs 10 laosi eeflaln. 4 freely gssen 80 NE
attack Of fever. inasenIa, measles. sofe
Throat, recent colds. wilheough. and oihs
sr infan malory DISORDERS. In rhsuma-
| lem and eborie ronplsin's they haze slso
performed the most rx1Ea0gdinaly ssres, Shea
aseJ 9Th peTsessrenee.
SinSe he fret inlFodpeiian Of Dr.. Monafs
lie Medlcines 20 his fellow eIirtenss they
have 10 every case, fully maintained the high
ehsTseler they 30 seil deserved. Patients sho
had Cor years dfasa % miserable exsiences
and maay Mlso had losl the nee their limbs b.
rheumatism and paralysis. have been restored
10 health, strength aud comfort. amer all the
usual remedies haa bfea found useless. lie
aaonishing and almost miraealpus ehrcls
| have also been experienced, IN the cure u
narsMs and rAsemafie pains Of The lead and
face, paralslie sgsefseas. contracted end silfi
,Olnis, glana,Lar suslIiags. pains Of the chest
and boaes. ekrssis rkssmsiism, PaiPiisiisa II
ils kssrI, diHenlI Fsspissiisa. Sc.
But il Is uanecessary 10 enumeraie the ma
nv cases IN ~hieh these purely vegetable me.
dieines have been snccsssluli but lei us in.
quire. Why are they 90 universal m iAeir
happy cHeeisf
Bsesuse they PURIFY THE FLOOD. and
thus remove ali ssuse Of disease IN the Eys-
TEN.
Because they act powehully upon the seere-
lions Of the body, aud remove all Impurities Al
once
Because ihey do mi reduce TIE system, but
lnVigoraie IL thus requiring no resl RANT irom
pleasure or business during their operation.
Complaints GTislng from yiIiaied state Of
the blood are easily sabdurd BY the powerful
efficacy Of these mild and sslutary Redirinss.
TO those who are ohliget' n. travel. or 10 take
medicine without interruption Sfhusinets, the
Life Medicines are peculiarly useful. By mild
and safe operation. they strike Of tie root Of
disease, and quiekIy eradicate a, thereby pre-.
venting the fatal ELECTS 10 which thousands
are victims.
Said wholesale and rctAilky Or. w.B. MoE
a.. 375 Broadway, New York.
70 sale also by
d. HEARTH, .7gnt.
february,l. e.
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN,
or, Leaf IN er RestOrer,

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know, tina, skins anu
" hides are converted into leather by
the use Of 1annin extracted from certain
harks, &c.
When the force and strength Of the
fannin is worn out, leather becomes dead,
hard, dry, brittle, cracked, covered with q
crust, DC. This all know. TO restore
then life, soItness, moistness, strength.
smoolhness. and remove all crust, fly, or
b!isier-restore the tsnnin. Ibis sub
stance tire leather never can receive the
second time; but the Whole virtues of i,
are in this article. the OIL OF TANNIN
which penetrates the sliilest and hard
est leather, il il has been twenty years in
usei and il il tears easily with the fingers,
il lmparts at once a strength that is utter
ly incredible until seen. IL becomes like
new leather, in all respects, with a de.
lightful sofiness and polish, and makes all
leather completely and perfectly impsrri.
Gus to waser--Par,icularly boots, shoes.
carriage-lops, harness, hose. trunks, aud
in fact all things made Of leather, giving
a splendid polish, even higher than new
leather has, and al least doubling its wear
and durability, in whatever maaaer the
leather is used These are facts.
those who will may wear old shsss,
groaa with corns. Esds with old carriage,
tOps-have old harness, and throw them
away half used-look filthy themselves.
and all about them-expend double what
is necessary for articles Of leather, 10 their
hearts content, if their prejudices are so
strong they will not try new discovery.
Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
tx None genuine unless with the fac
smile signature of Comstock & Co.
ir-Js For saIe n 'iillsborcugh N C., by n.
Heart; in Oxford, by George r. Taylor; 10
Greensbofouah, hyJ. II u sloan nly agents.
February %. ca
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Tie tmo Grea: acts.-When the me
mory of that excellent minister of God, the
Rev John Newton, was nearly gone. he
used to say, that forget what he might, he
gould never forget two things:
/. That he was great sinner: and,
2. That Christ is great Saviour.
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less ABANs 40 ThE SkEaaEH The
sldrE gnha Ada@s, ahils Psssldknl q The
unIied slssss. 20 he ga rrtarnsng ssom
ihs soaaHy 70 hss lsniy % Baslan. ga
iaterrspied b . Nrw Ergl.sd sBow-
,ISsa. shish eEeslusEg tiseked - Lls
way. tie ga tleh II Aadssss. ixsniy
Hiies iron Bsloa. whsEe has Isa.ly, a.
ks I'D l<sFasd. ssSs wsi'ing IS srFi,al.
Eabbagh narnsng &c reads becsme i0r me
fEsg Lms psssable. On me aussban "
gong % Baslsn thai day, twas lhsepias
TO 4 The e.rgy aaa q he place. lhallhe
rirrrmsiasess &c hs detshilon. md The
slsknsss - Lis fsaliy. would ia.tniy hIs
IIasslliaE % he Ssbbslhs His rsply was.
Ihsl the lusu6sbls oeeaslon % thu case
wosld aoi prevent The bad inaaenes ofhis
rKaDpls On those who might SEE him
travelling % the Ssbbalh, wslhoul know
iHg he rsass. lie lherefOre decided 70
Ha.t al Moadsy. Have ne chief asgls.
lfslts now shs are 90 sernpeloa.ly cart
fsl 10 shan Tie appearance VI evil
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TO FARMERS.

GONE with any Of the following prod &c
Of your farms. aud you shall have for th, M
Groceries OF cash prices, via;
Corn, Beeswax, rallow, Feathers.
A. MICCLE.
January 8 -
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PETERS PILLS.
LET NONE DESPAIR.


TTIIgSE Pills have long been kno.n and
- appreciated Tor their extraordinary aud
immediste powers 81 restoring perfect health
TO persons suffering under nearly every kiad
OF disease which the human frame Is liable.
They are particularly recommended 10 ell
those persons Who are sfillsied sith any sind
&c chronic or lipgeril compliant a. there 10 no
medicine b,faTe the public Which has 80 ns.
tural and happy an tfeet upon the system in
correcting the stomach sud liver aud 70 the Tor.
nation Of heaIIsy eh,ie, and thereby purity.
ing the blood.
They are a.knop LEGGED Ly the hundreds and
thousands Who are using them TO be not only
The moa mid and pleasant in their operation.
hut tho most perfectly innocent, safe and ef
ficient medicine ever Gffered 10 the public.
7hvse who once make trial Of these pills
never sileIward feel willing 10 be without
them. which Is sufficient proof Of their good
qualities.
For sale at this Office.
July u. a-
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positively cared anS al slrrsllsd rasseles aad Imbs
ars res'OFed. IN the Old Or young. BY nc Xmas
VnErLsnE ElIaIK AM NEREE AID BoSs LaxrsESr-
nneVer sishOui he name 81 c0mstoek & Co. On il.
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.TOFAMlLIES &NlALIDS.

The foilswimg InaisPen1sAae A@aI3 neme.
airs maE - femad a. ne Eallazs Era sasrs.,
and 500 ~ ever eo1narS sore i ne STATE.
hsneaeeE snd neFsE 81 den snless GksY
have ne ac-sinfls 6snalars &c
IsFzs<z11SOo e - rnpp4r. = q oths
~ - sams nanss 40 bass impaasioan aaa coaaas,
isaA - nefrAani nearrss yoa - sAsm 80
ugs - = FrocsH thea a II caaralaaa 81. he
neAi ams = szs Asw fosk. . = ~nss lx Gh.m.
" gs.ils s1sAi2 u rssk Hiflssf fLess rsmsSsa
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Blindness

BALM OF coLuMeIA.FOE THE HAIR.
shieh WI ssop i 4 filling oar - restore i On bald
Paeesi and - eialdrsh make i gros nFsEys q n
dos uho hare 90 he hair iron aaY eas>s.
ALL rERMlN lhal infess The Aeads ofehldrea
N schools. ars prevented Or killed By il ~ oaos-
End q. l.n. 4 1Nx2sMzsySo "a
I 81 never " IL Rs-sabsr tlis s.ssys.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17
MERCHANTS
HOUSE,
No. 237, North Third. 0Jorc f"tioiohW ST.,
PHILADELPHIA

No. 237, North Third. GbOrc t"H0WhW 81,
PHILADELPHIA.
EOHN DUNCAN, late from the Pennsy'va,
% MIA Farmer, and Samuel Pike, lr., late OF A.
mrrlcan Hotel, Columbus. Ohio, take pleasure IN &C
qnoirring their friends and the public generally that
they have token the large and commodlous Hotel
recently huit hy the McssTs. HaTt on the samo site
once occupied 10y the old established Hotel known
as the Bulls Head, in Third street above Callow.
hill St.
This Hotel is finished IN the very best possible
manner and Of the best materials, IT. location i
very desirable particularly for county merchants
the arrangements for heating aud venulatlng each
room is such as to secure any temperature. The
hedrooms are all light and airy, all furnished III
neat sty'e, : as 10 insure Comiort.
The receiving parlors are also furnished III asu.
UeIh style, the windows are on the French style,
formng au entrance Ia a balcony in front, whl.h
makes pleasant recess, Particular attention has
hecn given to the beds and bedding, which, with
the furniture, are entirely new.
From years experience in hotel business, We
trust, ly strict assiduiiy tc business, to make ih'S
house a desirable stopping place. Car table will
always he supplied with the very best our market
can Afford, aud our bar with the hest liquors and
wines OF the most approved brands
P.S. There first rate stahlinG ind carriage
houses attached To the hotel, attended by ca flu
and sober ho>l!eTs and our charges " III be low in
accordance with the present hard times.
Philadelphia, Oct 1ih, lS42.
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ROSE oIN r nj e ~ r,
FOR TETTER.
RINowoRMs, pIMpLEs on THE FACE, AND OTHER

RINGwoRMs, rIMPLEs ON THE FACE AND OTHER
cuTANEous ERurIIoNs.
or Tie foHo,cing certificate describes one yhe
mast crHaoydiuayy cures eUer egfcted Jy any
application.
PMILArEtrHIA. February 10, 1883.
TOR twenty years was severely afflicted with
L TErTEu on the Face and Head the disease
commenced when ! seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall of 1896, varying in vio-
lcnce, bu, 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 swclled Of times until II felt rs u II
would hurst-,hc swelnl was so gicat, that could
scarcely get my hat on. During the long period
that | was afflicted vi h the disease used a great
many NJ plication', (amung them rctal celebrated
rrcpnaton-) } as W u n taking inward remedies,
including number ofhpttl,s of SirHDi'S PdnGc'd.
EJir0ci nC CSa~aparjih. &c, IN fact it would ho
impo. shlr ,o enumcoc oil tie medicines ! usrd
was also under ihc caro- Of two Of the most dis
tnguishcd ply ,cians of this city, hut with 'ut re-
crviuc N, ch hercii and dcsplircd nf ever being
cured lu the fill nj lS3G, the disease st The tine
being very Violent, ! commenced using the E0'c
Ointment (prcparcd hy Vaughan * DNis.) Ia
a few applications the violent itching ceased, The
swelling ahacd, the ,rurion hogan to disappear,
and before had used Jar he di-ense was entirely
cured. il has row Teen nearly q year 2ud hlf
since, aud there j. not vc.tige Of The disease re-
naming except The seats from The deep pits flrmcI
by tic disease. 1t l. imp s>hlc for me to desert .
in a certificate ihc sc,,rity % the disease and my
sulI, ring bot will he pie sod To give fuller ac-
Couni to any person wGuurg further satisfaction,
who will ell ru me. Al tie time commenced
using the Il Sc Ointment would have given hun.
dred- of do lars to he rid Of the disease. Since u.
sing it, have recommended il 10 several persons
(amorg them my mother, who had the disease bad
ly on her ann who W., re a cured hy II.
JAMES DURNELI.. NJ. 1856. Race ST.
a. Tie Rose OIuimout Is prepared by T.. Is
Vaughan. S.u East conner Of rh,nl and Race
,,Ic,t Is, PEilgd,phia and sold on agency in Sunbu
~. by Ii. b. MASoER,
- ~ ii,h. 1913. Agfni
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C.I 4 TI H.N'.

As here are at this time manN wicked persons
husl'y engaged IN selling ,uut,ri,i medicine uu-
d,r tie name oi tie Indian N,gc,ttle riIls-and az
these tcsItralC w,u 80 utterly reckless Of con.
s,qucuccs, that many valuable lives may he lost in
consequence Of using rIer dreadful compounds,
the public are cautioned against purchasing any
Pills unless the aides of the boxes the following
wording is found:
WRlGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
(hdion Purgatire)
OF TIE NORTH AMERICAN COLLFGE OF HEALTH.
And alse to he especially careful against purcha-
sing said medicine Of any person except the regu.
lar advertised agents
AGENTS FOR NORTHUMBERLAND co,
PENNSYLVANIA.
II. II. Nassor, Sunbury-W m. Forsyth, Nor
thumhcrlaud-Jacuh Haas, Shamokm - Samuel
Herb, Mahonoy-B ,erly & ID. Haas, Augusta
Thomas Foilmer, Milton - Ireland ~ Mexell,
/ McEwensyiUc-E :. P.reL TuIbursville--James
/ Reed, Po,sgro,e - II. kasc, Snydcrstown-
/ II. IL. Kuubcl, =. NJ, Ely sbuTg i. Own,
/ Lei~enTing, L NJ, Union Gomez
Office and General Depot for the sale Of
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\ NTHON'S Classical Dictionary; Lemlr'rs
y do; Answouh's do Coib's Do; English ana
German do; Authou's Caesar; An'hon's Grmn'T
Authcn's Crce,o; MANS LAIN Rcodcr; nell'y sdoi
Aud.cw's Latin Lees ~; D.nnogm's heH"''i
FrsA's Gre Exercises, Davies LcGcndui "Ia,ca
Maiora; Adams's Roman Aut,quines; Ilnroch
Guldsmith's England; do. Greece; lyelFs Elcmen's
Of Geology; Mrs Lincon's Botany; Ehmcnts oi
Botany; Bridges Algebra; Porters khe'onca, he-
ders; Em,rson's G,cgraIhy aud History; olney
do; par',y's do; Smiths Grammef; kuhhams : do''
Kay's Readers; CoM's do; Cohh's Arlhmeick;
Pixies do; Emcrson's do; Cotb's Spelling Books
Towns do; Cuhhs Table Books; Evangelical IA
miy Labrary; Cottage Bible; Family DO Collalcr'
al do; small Bibles and Testhmcnls; faIkers TX
ercises on Composition; Fruit Of The Spirit Bakers
S,nt's Resi-; American Revolution; MaHyat's No
vels; Mrs. Phelps On Chemistry; HAD; Caiechism
of American Laws; Letters on Natural Magic; Che
mistfy for Beginners; English Exercises adapted to
Murray's Gammer, Sequel to Comley's Spelling
Book; Am,rican Class Book; Daholls SchoolmaS-
ters Assistant; great variety OF Blank Books &c
August 2S, lsi2.
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ER ESPECTfULLi informs his hinds and
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Being thankful for past favos, he hopes, hy strict
attention to business and liberal charges, to give
general satisfaction and that he will continue 20 re
ISiye a liberal sharc Of public patronage.
April Sth, 1913.