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WHALgs.--The Providence Journal states that
shosl Of whales wssissen "a Newport barber last week
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CantreIi's' Ague Mixture. or Tonic
McEiiCa,lCni:l.

For the cure Of all BH0uS GGrctions, iftaLen nc.
corning 10 6irtcfionS.
1t is a never failing remedy which family
ought to he without, especially in low marshy
countries.
As this medicine is put up under the propric
tors immediate inspection on the most scientific
principles, being Purify Vegetable and having
tried its efficacy thousands, for upwards of | =
years, and to his knowledge when taken strictly
cording to directions there has not been failure
Under such circumstance. recommend it TO the
public, adding certificate in support Of my asser-
lion.
|, John Burns, do certify that was in the ship
Tobacco Plant of Philahel phia, Capt. Reed, in
June, 1927, hound 10 Liverpool; took the fever
and aGue and laid in Liverpool some time under
the dOc'or's hands, went from there to Baltimore,
lay in the lniirmary for four or five wC,ks-from
thence To Philadelphia was six months under DR..
Goats from thence TO New Iork-wrnt TO tie
Hospital, remained there about four weeks without
any relief-tned every thing without any benefit,
for five years. Hearing of CanrePs Ague Mix
tue from a friend, | went 10 his store. told him
how was afflicted, and got bottle of his mixture
and used it according 10 directions. II made per.
feet cure and have MT had the least return since
do with confidence recommend il L. the public.
JOHN BURNS.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
CANTRELL'S
Celebrated Family Medicines

EM7 ILL not cure every thing, but still remain
Wv uncquaed in their several departments by
every thing ever offered to the public. who have
voluntary came forward sud offered numerous and
highly respectable testimonials of their superior
efficacy.
CanireNs Compouad Medico'ed Syrup Of Sar.
Sapar'Ha; or, Anl-Scorbutic Syrup, for the cure
OF Scorlula, Chronic Rheumatism, Chronic Swell.
lngs OF the Joints, Eruptons of the Skin and all
Diseases arising from the abuse Of Mercury, &c.
unsurpassed Ivy any thing in the market, comhi-
ming all the virtues resident, in the Sar-apariIIa
with modern mrdlcamcnt, only lately brought
out by the most respectable medical authorities.
Price, so cents per bottle.
ConfreH'S Hnt-Dyspcpiic Po,cder, for the re-
lei and permanent cure of that most distressing
complaint, Dyspepsia, in all its forms and Stages
1t is truly most valuable remedy. Sold in bottles
At % and so cents each.
CmtrGWs .4gue Mixture and Tonic Neoicn.
7leHta stands at the head of the list unrvallcd hy
my or all the innumera'lc medicines in usc
throughout the length and breadth of the land, for
the cure OF fEvtR and AGuE in all its stages, and
'rum all its consequences.
Residents in Fever and Ague districts should
never I've without il.
The subscriber will forfeit EIFrY DOLLARS
where his medicine fails to perform cure in the
most obstinate case.
sid WHOLESALE and Retail by CALEB CRES.
SON, at his Drug Warehouse No. G North Third
street, Philadelphia; also, bv the regularly ap.
pointed agent, SETH w. ROBERTS, wholesale
Druggist, No. 81 Water Street VI bile.
Prepared orly hv the Subscriber. corner of CAR
PENTER and SECOND Streets, below Christi.
an. Philadelphia where it is also reailed.
o. serve, none are genuine wilhnu, the signature
If JOHN A. CANTRELL.
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Middle creek within enc mile. Thete is s',y r.iH
on the tract of land ndjoining, at which the HrJcl
OF this tract can be wrought into boards 3a3 other
saved stuil-price, $500.
OJr In consideration of the scarcity Of money at
thls tlme will sell any all the above property yu
terms TO suit the times; and in case cash be o!Iptei
reasonable deduction will be made Fur,hef par.
tlcuars msy he obtained by addressing the subss,i
Der at Selnsgrove, Union county, Pa
II. w. SNYDER.
Sclinsg rove August 3 194l-3m
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Fsrs. EOls.haer

TAS received the rrreut STYLE If Fashonnhlr
IL Fail Mlrnrry, and will make up Bonnp's of
al kinds in the ntest sivlc. She has also for sale
v,rioty Of choice articles such as Ca'icocs Gloves
Ribbons, Ladies Cravats &c, "nd respectfully re.
quests her customers and others 10 call and See
Suulury. Nov 9th, lSii.-3t
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Mcdicatcd syrup Of CSarsnpariiIa

fhhd' lPhia, April 10Th, lS4i.
Mr JouN 4. C,NTnELr,
Dear Sir,-Haviug he II atfc'ed fnr upward. of
two years with liberation Of the throat, destroying
The whole Of he soh palIte ihcn through the upper
part f my mouth into my nnsr from which sever
al pieces of bone out, which partially destrov-
rd my speech, through kind Providence snd your
Medrcaled Syrup of Sars rpari.ln am now restored
t" pcrf, ct health, and my sight, which was much
impair i, i as strong when hcv.
thought it duty owed ro YOU and those SINH
lary affect d, to make it public
luu's, L spec fully,
SAMUEL KIRK,
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PRICE CURRENT.
John Evert's Estate.

NIOTICE is hereby given tina, letters of al.
minstrltion have been granted to the sub
scriber, on the estate of John Evert, Of Shsmokin
township, dcc'd All persons indebted or having
claims against said estate are requested TO call on
the ,uhscrheI for settlement on or before the first
d.y of December next. JOHN ENERr, jr
Sbsmokin, Nov. 8, lsi4.-Gt admir-,
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WllprNNrss IN NEw York SrArE.-The
northern part OF this neighboring State is SO
Wild that its condition is scarcely creditable. A
good deal of land is still owned by the State,
while large tracts are in the possession of ind.
Vduals who bought them for speculation. Some
whole townships arc still an unbroken wilder.
ness. A few settlers are sprinkled here and
there over this large territory. Sometimes you
will find ten or twelve log huts in the whole
township, sometimes four or five, sometimes
none. In one instance one man is the only be-
ing in the township. In one of these little set
Elements, not long since, d man was found to
be thief His comrades Immediately tried
and convicted him, and then started with him
through the woods for the nearest jail mr. miles
distant. When about half way through the for.
est they stopped, and declared it was going to
cost more than it would come to, and turned
him loose in the woods. The country is too
mountancous for farming, and this keeps it COM
paratveIy unsettled but it is said sheep might
be grown there to great profit and in sufficient
numbers to supply all the wool Of the United
States. Such, at least, is the opinion of a wri
ter in the New York Tribune.
NovEL AND INrEREsTISG-We learn that
our old fellow citizen MIR. r. Downey, now Ii.
wing in New Albany. has obtained a patent fnr
a machine to aid in tanning leather by which
he can manufacture the article in half the time
it has heretofore taken. and save one-hal: of the
bark He uses no steam or chemical agent,
but simply drprlvrs the hides Of a sort ofmucus,
md introduces the bark liquor by means of his
machine The city council of New Albany
have appointed committee OF practical and sci
entifc men, at the request of Mr.. Downey, to
examine the process and machine, and to report
thereon at as early day as practicable. We
understand that the committee are tavorably i'm
pressed as far os th"y have gone in their exam
inatons. LouisriHc .i0unGl.
Dr. Caldwell states in the New York Journal
Of Medicine that nearly forty years ago a dis /,
tinguishcd and well known professor of chemist ,
~, declared in his presence, and in his house, |
that, by chemical process, he CouH make n hu- /.
man being. About the same time, book was
published in Philadelphia. by gentleman with .
whom he was intimate, in which it was openly .
asserted that the time would soon arrive. when !
by thr arrangement OF given kind of matter in ,
a gwen way and the passing through it of
stream of electricity, ntan may be c,yMqH>c6 .
VAST SIZE OF LoNnoN The city of London .
contains over O00 streets, courts and alleys, !
m 1
TWO millions of inhabitants it covers space of .
eighteen square miles and is over thirty miles in .
circumference. In other words, il is more than .
seven times as large the city of New York.
There is plenty of salt at Turks Island but
very little to eat with it.
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Who have Paid:

a Et forclgn nnd Domestic Merchandise, of the
W County of Northumberland who have, and
who have not paid their Licenses.
Who have Paid:
william Forsythe Emanuel 81 Kaufman
samuel shannon benjamin Heilner
WIN II Wapplcs VIM G Scott
Isaac Brown Daniel Hoshoe
VIM ii Frymre & Go John G. Rcnn
Thomas Pomp Gideon Shalle
Seth Cadwallader Peer Beiscl
ue'Tgc Corey William Deepen
Simsel * Harwick John Karl
inhn sweeney d Son ID mel Swartz
Petrr McDownl VIM kehris
william Hayes George Brosius
p lfackenburg John Bincaman
James Reed Spntz & Deity
WHO have not Paid:
Miller & Mnrta George w Tower
Wood q Rhawn ireland & Mexell
John Young Hayes & Hepburn
Ira I Clement T. l. Piper
John Bogar Fletcher Mathews
II b Masser Hartman II knahIe
John w Friling Vasne & Co
George Bright Jacob Haas
Buyers Il Hu-trd VIM ] Knsc
Moseller q Swcnk VIM & r Fngely
Seth Comfy d Go Samuel John
Il bert " Hammond 1hos u Chas A Pos,lry
W llam Hencv John smith
Chas Merik P,tcr rrel
John Crawford J 81 Walls
/ : MaCkcv q Son 5 ,mucl Herb
- Notice is hereby given, that the Treasurer is
compelled, Ivy law. to commence suits acains, all
those who dn not come frva ard and pay their licen-
scs on OF hcfore the 18th dav of Novemher nc1'
JOHN FARNSWORTH
Sunbuty, Nov . 1874 Treasurer.
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S II a N zSIT II I'D e s

Il A y y ERS' OIL.
5OOO Dry La Plata llides-frst quality.
1890 Dry la Guira. do
1000 Dry Saltcd la Guiru, do
2Oo0 Dry Salttd Br all Hides, do
:}5 Bales Green Sailed Pa,na Kps,
20 Bales Dry Pana Hips.
f20 Barrels Tanners Oil.
Tanners and Curriers' Tools
For sale to Country Tanners at tho lowest pro-
and upon the best terms
~ Il. The highest maikc, prices paid for ri.
kinds Of leather.
d. KIRKPATRICK & SONS
No. 81 South Third st. Phldephia
September IA. ls44.-ly.
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DI2o -SA-caEcaLDASt9Eo
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
ron rus Guar rF
ID y ) Z f. PS | A.


FwNHlS Medicine is ole ed tn the public gCncr-
n ally. from a full conviction that it is superior
II any other medicine now in use. frr the cure of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility or
Bodily Weakness. sc.
It, effects have been tested in a private practice
of near light years, aud 1t is now more extensively
circulated, at the s.'llcitude of many who have re.
ceived the most signal benefit from the u,c # it.
The following is one among a number of Certiii-
received in relation to the success of this me.
dicnc:
LANCASTER Co. March Is.
DH. GEoRGE w. ALLEN,
Dear Sir 1t is with great Measure that in
form YOU Of the success attending your Dysve;iic
Medicine, while cmpioycd in my accr. From
past experience, firmly believe that in eight cases
out of ten, the D>spep,c, hy the use of vour medi-
cine, NAV en'irly rd himself of this thorn ia the
pathway of life: not only in dyspeptic cases, but
III ali cases Of constipation and diseases depend NJ
on dhilira'ed state Of the nervous system, togc-
,hcr with a ,o'pld state of the bowels ~ yuur T.
iyir he fourd Of inestnahlc value Numcrou, in
stances wherein the usCiu ness of the medicine has
been realised, may lee forwarded, if required. !
wish you great success, aud recommend the mcdi-
cine to ihr suier ne part cf mankind.
NouIs, with great rcs pect,
ROBERF AGNEW, VI. u.
c. For sale at the store Of II. b. Masser, dgent
for The pr pricor Sunrurv, Pa.
October 2f'h, lSii-ly
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L'OR trial in the Court of Common Pleas of n or
thum' crand County a, Nov'r. Term 1914,
commencing the first Monday, being the 4th.
John A Lloyd vs. Rebecca Wells
! Eli Brohst VS. S & r N'Kce
Robert Miners admir- va Wm Hbler ct al
DIR Robert Philips VS. M'Cauee & Purly
Seitzinger alienee of Carver VS. John Carver ct al
John Harding, it WIN II Sanderson
John Furman ct al VS. Augustus Huey ct al
Stephen Derr VS. G,orqe Lawrence
Frymire for Evcrt VS. ] p Hnckcnherg
Jacob Barnhar, VIM MGinnCs3
Susannah Ierhe John A Lloyd
Badly IL Kase vs. John & Grer CT al
John & Boyd vs. Richard Renshaw
Hugh Bcas &c vs. VIM M'Cay
John Wolf Ovcr-eers of Jack son tp
Reed for Muny " James + Murray
Jacob w Smith vs. Joseph Weirzel
James Barrett's a1m'rs VS. Peter Snyder
Daniel TeIbc & wife vs. Isaac Ro1darmpl
William Iluvd V Martin 4 Stock
Com'th of Pa. for his own use v w Pollock
Same Charles Comly's ,x'rs
Same Same
Same VS. + w Pollock
Saml Swincha-t & wife vs. Peter Fer,ter
Jacob Mnylsnh II Yoxhoimer ct al
Ere 'erick Kle't VS. Same
Conrad Deshcr's eNr's VS. Jacob M'Kinnev ct al
Henry pe,cry q wife Charles Shafiit's exrs
Edwards & Nouee vs. VIM Donaldson
Benjamin Camp VS. Jacob Wcrtlcy
JosrIh Wtitzpl vs. Charles Ruch
Jacob Barnhart vs. John M'Glnness
John II Kclrr vs. John Painter
Benjamin Robins vs Abr r,ham Lawrence
William Welsh Jnscph Keiltr
stephen Dcrr vs. Henry Seiumc'z
solomon Mcugls's heirs " Daniel Wer'man
ChH'es Gearhart, jr rs George A Dixon ct al
Haas & DruckcmllIer John w Peal
VIM LLOYD vs B Nuurse
Hu'et Smith vs. Augustus X ] lIucy
II T II llollnCshcad q Cows Peter Lazarus
Charles ID Wharton Henry Badshcr
+ p Shannon Dennis Waters
\ W Johnson ct al vs. John & Boyd ct al
John ID Ross cxr's G Wallis ct al
Chalc, Gale vs. Saue
& l. W.imer vs. Hohnit * M'Cay
Daniel Brosous John 4 Shisser
Joseph Mltman VS. Sharnokin Cod Il Iron Go
Fowler u Dreishach IS iorcndobler S ID eishach
Thomas Allen vs. Vincent d Rl.er
Fag-ly, ClenycT u Go " Thomas MFa
b Il Grnrhait John & Young
Peter Durkle vs. Tilghman Spear
Daniel Muycr & wife VS. Daniel Frymire
Tfoutman ct al vs. Christian rshupp
John Miller vs. William H'Cay
e. q ID J VI Bus'Iuet ct Ell vs. d Derkl,hctcct ct al
Same vs. Same
George Oyster VS. John Garnhart ct al
John Bobb ~ Daniel Dornseif
Welch, Pomp & Frick vs. George Oyster
John Murray VS. WIN GlIlaspy
Christopher Brz John Becker
Bank of Nor'h'd &c " John & Boyd
Same S,mr
Folger for TroSell Henry 2 FolImcr
William Fairuw vs. Abraham klaye
Charles 4 ToNar George Eckcu
Light " Hoffman vs. * Z Montague
SAMUEL b. JORDAN.
Prorhono,arss office, Pr%hy.
Sunbury, Oct 9th, lsii
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TO
Country Merchants.

n Merchants who are about 10 purchase Fail
and Nla'er Supplies, 10 an examination OF thc'l
respective Stocks, believing that their several e..
sorimcnts ate as complete as have ever been of!t
cd in the Philadelphia Market
With stocks OF Goods in their several Depari-
ments of the choicest kinds-a determination to
sell on terms VIII ch cannot tail to prove satisfacto,
ry-and disposition TO please old and new custn-
mers viii, we hope, be sufficient nducement to
purchasers to call at our respective establishments
Silks and Fancy Goods.
w & r p Remington so Market Street.
Ashhurst 4 Remington so
Buck & Potter lis
Yard & Gilmoru l09
Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods.
Reynolds, Mcfarland q Co lO5 Marke, Street,
Burnett, Withers & Co 100
Scott & Baker $50
Wise, Pu,cy IL Wise l54
Hardy & Hackers 46 n Second st.
Importers of Cloths, Cassimers, Vest.
ings, &c.
William II Love li7 Market Street.
Lambert Duy los
Hardware and Cutlery,
Michael !! ;I Baker 2i5 Mnrhe, Street.
Importers and Manufacturers of Sad
dlery Hardware.
Horn & Kneass 2l5i Market Street.
Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Caps, Lcghorn
and Palm Hats, &c.
W L & ] g Whelan, 1853 Marke, Street.
Levick, Jenkins & Co $50
NJ Conrad & Co 60
Manufacturers and Dealers in Drugs.
Medicines, Paints, Oils, sc.
Thomas James 2l2 Markc, Street.
Potts, Linn & Harris 2I3i
Robinson, Collins & Co 81
Edward Cole 81
Thompson panSoast & Co fC
Hats, Caps, Furs and Trimmings.
l. Kcnlon l76 Market Street,
John sauerber & Brother G2
Books and Stationary.
Gdss I; 8 !, Eliot % Fourth Street..
Importers of British and French Fan.
cy Staple Stationary.
l. Cohen & Co q S Fourth sueel.
Henry Cohen ,
Importers of Hosiery, Gloves, Trim
mings and Fancy Goods.
sorlcy & sevetns 30 N Third Stree.
Parker & Lehman 3
Combs, Brushes, Brooms, &c.
Thomas Cooper n Front Street.
Importer of Toys, Fancy and Staple
Goods.
\ I Ot Monrose Is S Fourth Street.
Manufacturer of Patent Lard Lamps.
Ellis Archer 81 n Second Street.
Manufacturer of Patent Floor and
Furniture Oil Cloths.
Isaac Macaulcy, Jr. GN Fifth Street.
Manufacturers and Importers of Pa
per llangings.
Howell & Brothers so & li2 Chcsnut 81.
PhiIaleIph4, August 81, Is4I.-3m.
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Notice il hereby given,

To all persons in'eIesi,d in the distribution nf the
proceeds of the sherills' sales aforesaid that the
Court of Common Pleas If Union county has ap-
pointed "Wednesday, the tNcnty-sevcnrh of No
We btr next, TO make distribution and final de-
among all the creditors and legatees intrusted
in said distribution.
By order Of the court,
WM. ROSHONG, Proth'y.
New Berlin, Oct 2Gth, 1874 At
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Corner Of Tenth and Coates Strectl

|, Gahrl Jnns,nn, No. Reckless Street, do GER
tjiy that my wife, Jane, was afflicted for two years
with Rhcumssm, aud 1t last was entirely disabled,
81 that she wss obliged /, he conf ell to bod hear.
ing f Canrrlrs Me 'icated Syrup Of "a s,parilIa,
~ Ami Scorhn'ic syrup, ! procured fnur hotl $.
which completely removed all her pains and stiti.
ness from her limbs; Two more bottles made per
feet CuTr. Sae Is now able Ia attend TO her house
hold dulins a usual. GABRJI. JONSrON.
Ph.iadeIphi., Jan. =" |, 1874.
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8 EViR,H fOES S.ELE.- The small farm,
"a containing about 100 acres, about miles
above Nohhumueh,ud, adjoining lands of Jesse G.
Horton, John Leghou and others, will be sold
cheap, # application i, made to the subscriber,
Suuturv. Aug 81. II b. MASSER.
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CHARLES ". HIGGINS.
4. JORDAN,
CHS WEAVER.
CHS PIE ASANTS,
GIDEON MARkLE.
Hon. GEO. &. WELKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS.
GIDEON I.ElSENRlNG.

llTRw's Horsr, Oorm rIy Tcmod House, No
llR Nhrsnut sreel,) Philadelphia, September
9lsi, lSii.
have used Shugcrt's Pa,rn, Washing Machine
in my hou upwards Of eight months, and do not
hesitate To say that deem It one OF the mot use
iul aud valuable ahor-sayiug machines ever invcn-
ted formerly krpt two women continually oC-
copied IN washing, who NOW do as much IN two
days as they then dld in ouc week. There is no
wear or tear in washing, aud il requires not more
than one-thrd the usual quantity OF soap. have
had number of other machines IN my tam Is. but
this Is so decidedly superior 10 every thing else and
So ltlo liable 10 get out of IrpaT, that tvoud not
do without one II they shouli cost ten times the
prlce they are sold lOr, DANIEL HERR.
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PunIFr TuE BLoon-As the blood in lis life.
pIe'erving course is suhi,cr u coninuI waste, ma
ture has provided for the supply of the cvhausling
fountain, by tie conversion of our food into ncv
blood. But w!lilst such amrlr means are provided
tor the manufacture "f new blood, nature has been
no less sollctous in providing for the expulsion of
that which Is useless aud decayed. THIS npor-
,ant Office is peri rmrd by the bowels, and when
Nature (~ho is always struggling TO throw oil of,
Tending matte y requircs assistance in her benevo.
ient intention, Brand eih's Vegetable Unvcr. al
Pills vii! I've found singuIa'ly al ,pt,d to the pur~
pose, because they remrve through the stomach
and bowels all corrupt humors from the h. dy, IN an
easy, safe and c!lrc,ua manner, producing no ef
feet but what will finally coniuce to the perfect pu>
fiGcsion of the Blood ard thereby cure t t dis
ease, (hy whatever name it may be caI.cd) and
give perfect health To the whole system,
or Purchase of II. b Mas-er, Sunbury, or Of
The agents, published in another part Of this paper
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INGRAM AND VENETIAN
Carpe tings.
j JDSEPsI III Ck w OOD,

No. III Chenm Street, Corner Franklin Square.
PHILADELPHIA.
| As just received and is now opening very
L L extensive ard beautiful assortment of CAR
PETINGS The goods fresh, and of new
styles, and icing pnrchascd principally fnr CAsm,
they will be sold at the lowest prices; they consist
IA part, of
splendid Buses. : CARPET
Beautiful imperial 3ply, INGS,
Super Ezra lncrain, ECoors war
81, 4 /, 5-S TwIlrd Ncnrtian, rautel
" Plain do. DURABLE
A Largo stock Of well seasoned OIL CLOTHS
If at width, RUGs, BINnI>GS, &c, together with
an extensive assortment of LoC Priced CarpeiingS
# all descriptions.
CT Purchasers ar" requested 10 call and see rs
when they will find an extensive assortment al the
most reasonable prices
Philadelphia, Oct. 5h, lSlt,-rf
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81 Descriptive Pamphlets may be had Of the
agents (Grat's)
J. W. FRIlING,
Sunhury, Nov. Q, lsii.-lv .igeHt
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NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION
OF JOHN II. CowDEN's' ESTATE.

\ The matt of the proceeds of the real estate Of
John II. Cowden. sold by the several shcrils
of Northumberland, Lycomng and Union coun
ties, and now consde eI in The Court of Common
Piens Of Union county for hlsirIhnlinn
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TAI G. Bval GEEE.

4 Ii pcrsons iudeh'eA 10 the subscribers are
"a requested to call and settle their accounts on
~ T., fore the 9th If November next All notes
IN The hands against persons, wi, lie placed in the
hands of justice for collection, # not paid within
the above mentioned time.
GEO. ROHRBN NCH & BROTHERS.
Suuhury. Oct 18th. lS4i-2t
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ESLsN SEsiD.-Thc highest price will he
& given Tor Flax seed by
Aug. 81, 1914. H. b. MASSER
COTTAGE ElBLES.-Fve copies of tie Cot.
y aee Bih!c, The cheapest hook ever published,
containing the commentary on The Old and New
Testament Just received and for sale for six dollars.
by June Is. II. IL. NASSER
TWEED LOTH. a handsome article, all wool.
light and elastic, tor Sumner Goats and Pants,
iur sIlr very low, by
Iurr l5 H. b MASSER
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-11-09
Michael isorI,cG.iIer's Estate.

AT Office is hereby given, that letters OF min
y islration have haeu Granted to the subs rlhrr,
On the estate of Michel Rockefeller deed, late of
August township Northumberland county. Per.
sons idgIed said estate, having claims against
the same, requ, sled 10 cal on rhc subscriber for
settlement. ISAAC ECkNAN,
October lQh, lsii ct Admir-.