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III AVANA GIG A R . f.N'F AND .H. - r CONFECTIONAR

CONFECTIONARY .e.
 CORNER CoSTIAND ROYAL STREETS, .-,. VI Opposite the Mansion House.
 NHE subscriber thankful for past favorn, and soli- II citous for continuance of the game, hess leave to inform his friends and the public general, that he has just received dIect from Havana, large as- sortmen Of Cigars ofthe best quality, in connexion witha large quantity of Confetti onary of his own manufacture, from the best materials. III which he offers for sale the most reasonable terms for cas --whoesale and reta,l. ...la.f .,. ..-.l...-.
 Also-on hand as usual, a plentiful supply of Ho
 ''",l'"F VI " " T GEO. scHUMAcKER
 N. B.-Cakes for Parties or Weddings made to order. m4@s my6 l32tf NOMMiSSION BUSINEsS.--The subscriber VI offers his ssrsices the Planters and Merchants of Alabama and hississipp, for the sale of Cotton, and the purchase of tlier family necessaries. Con- sgaInenls of other produce and merchandise, willb also promptly and carefully attended to.
 nov8 226tf GEORGE q. HENRY. IT AW NOTICE-The undersigned will practice ll Law in the Circuit Courts of Monroe, Clarke, Washington and Baldwin counties, and in all the Courts in Mobile. .a.a" gr@ ..B
 He offers his servioes to defendants in criminal cases. Ijan9Kmol PERCY WALKER. T AW NOTICE-J. W. LESESNE will prac- Al iice Law in the counties of Mobile, B ild~in, Washington, Clarke and Monroe, and attend reRu- atiV uie sessions OlTcull Nouflb neu utObe countless. . .ss
 l Messrs. CAMPBELL and CHANDLER will attend to the issuing of wrils tor me during my present ab sence on the Circuit.
 nov7 229tif J. w. LESESNE. TAW NOTICE-JpHE WoopwA D and THo- A MAS WooDwARD have associated in the prac- tce of the Law, and will practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in the following counties, viz;- Macon, Russell. Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa. Benton and Taladega; also, in the Supreme Court ai Tusnaloosa. t-sle l. y il asllf
 0o-Ofice at Talhdega, Ala. i1. dec9Ky | IT, ,AW NOTICE--JoHN T. TAYLOR and D. b. l/ BULLOCK have formed partnership in the Practice of the Law under the name and style of TAYLOR & BULLOCK.
 They will practice in all the Courts of Mobile county, and will attend regularly the Circuit and County Courts of Washington, Clarke, Monroe. Conecuh and Baldwin. '7s'Hr Olice-On east side of Royal street, four doors north of Dauphin street. dec6 5Kmo
 EyOR SALF-The cargo of Sah of the ship Eng.
 E hand, in bleached bags, in the Bay or on the
 jaa,s <. JOHN GIBSON. 30 sr Michael-.,ree | NRACKEitS, &c-Soda, Butter. Pic Mic, W me V Sugar aud Waiet. for sale in whole and hal | boxes by tian22I JOHN o'REIf.LY co. |. '''' " +Ar ftf Ta hf4fi ea-r4 afis sl s I
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ROOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.

ROOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.
 '.9n THE SUBSCRIBERS have jus
 VI received direct from inc maPpp . nA - tory of Dewing and -Ednands, p.r -. bark Bal ic and other la'e arrivals the following goods which they vii sell at the jowest market prices for. cash
 5000 ba;rs superior Double Sole Oak Russets 5000 do io Single do do do
 l000O do do J Hem do do do
 .60g0 ,o do Kip Brogaps of all sizes. iOOe do do sen's Thick Boots, to 10 ..5O0 do do do do do 7io II n. 800 do do do do do 8to 12
 i, 400 do do ao do do 10 to II Ia addition to the above, the subscribers have on hand splendid assortment of Ladies' and Genile- mems fns work of every description Any one wish ing to purchase goods a the ahove liae will find Il for their Interest to clD and examIne. No trouble
 .eHEWING, EDMANDs X FIELD. ., poyl4 225~ .:f's.ss- No Q St Francis street.
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 |Valer and
 e largest ping. they hicl they
 public.k
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 md of the
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NOMMiSSION BUSlNESS.--The suhsorber V offers his yicesto the Planters and Merchants of Alabama and hssissppi, for the sale of Cotton, and the purchase of teir family necessaries. Con- signnenis of other produce and merchandise will be also promptly and carefully attended to. aa
 nov8 226if GEORGE q. HENRY.
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c. W. DORRANCE,
 (Successor to J. Rea) Will continue to do an Auction and Commission bu- siness at the old stand. No. IS Water-st. mh7 Sit
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

MOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY-0fhce
 A4 No. 34 St. Francis-st., insures agains, Fire, Marine and River risks.
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m1. ,ss .. NOTICE UNPRECEDENTED
 and, Misses work viz:
 Ladies Bronze Nor. Slippers Ladies' Bronze Lasting Gailers g 2. Ladisi, black Cloth Button do. pew article 2 Ladies' black Lasting dress Bsskins N Ladies' black Kid walking Shoes, flannel lined Lad,es' black Kid Paris Ties, Shippers and Buskins Ladies' white Kid Slippers. very fine Misses, and Children's fancy colored Caters janl9
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VRACKERS, &c-Soda, Butter. Pic Mic, W me, N Sugar and Water. for sale im whole and half bjxes bys jan23J JOHN O'REIf.LY ( co.
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. t.{ -..-ft 'ii'l Hn q. st-foi :. .,-s.i r1 -iff x '..ls,s''- Fctslsas .H8qD0 '0so eesn,z
 x4 4lfs fi h1a stis fi saiaai 5f---YAEF 'sTsis" r7 tas e ,y30sin VI Q eess tf ..,. ,t a.na tai hse gsaft .,i ss,s- 90g-FLaE "af '-'i+s sSesi AA
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jan2iuw north eas, corner Goa.i and wa,er.s.s FASHIONABLE HATS AND CAPs.-Jpsi IT received a few cases Beaver, Nutria, Moleskin and Cassmere Hats, manufactured by Orlando Fish New-York. %'H " 't@t thN N
 |, Also-G Gen.lsmsn's, youths and infants velve and Cloth Caps. for sale by A94
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|in-st. |E--Ao.
 in store ( nAnu. tuck .,f
 offered
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29
CantreIrs Ague Mixture, or Tonic
McdiCamcnta,
For the cure cfoA Bilious affections, iftaken ao.

For the cure Of aN Bilious affections, iftaken ac.
cordnS 10 directions.
II is never falling remedy which no family
ought In be without. especially in low marshy
countries.
As this medicine is put up under the opric.
tors immediate inspection on The most scientific
principles, being Purely Vegetable, and having
tried its efficacy on thousands, for upwards of 2
years and To his knowledge when taken strictly
coriiug directions there has not been one "a lure.
Under such crcum>tnnccs I recommend it 10 tho
public, adding a cerfcats in support Of my osscr-
ton.
I. John Burns, do certify that was in the slip
Tobacco Plant Of Philadel,lia, Caps. Reed, in
June, 1927, bound 10 Liverpool; took the fever
and acue and laid in Liverpool some tine und,t
the doctors hands, went fom there u Baltimore.
lay in the Inirmary for four or five w'rks-from
thence to Philadelphia; WAS six months under DR..
Goats from thence TO New Y"rk--w'nt TO II
Hospital, remained there about four weeks without
any reef-uied very thing without sny benefit,
for five Years. Herring Of Canuefs Ague MiX~
ture from a friend, | went to his store. told him
how was afflicted. and got bottle Of his mixture
and usrd II according 10 directions. II made per-
fert cure and have not had the least turn since.
| do with confidence recommend it ~ the public.
JOHN BURNS.
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A TRULY WONDERFUL CURE.

WArEuvILLr, Oneida co.. \. Y. Sept. Is, ls43
Dear 5 RI owe il to the slllicted to inform yuu
that ~ l.nuary lat was atIatkcd nv n very vio-
lrm cnld caus,d hy wokirg in the water, which
settled ou my lungs II vas a companied bv We,
T, sr,ee pain in nv breast and sides, and also a
dlsIes.rg cough. ! had in attendance all the lest
n,e, ic.l srd in vhl,gc; hut after rShausng all
their ski no Ill hey pronounced my disease a
CONFIRMED CoNsUMPrIuS, AMI they ore and ali
gare me up TO die After much persuasion got
he consent of nv physician t. use the B.Ls,M OF
Win Cu,RRr pr, pared hy Dn WIsrAu. pur-
chased nf the Agent in place one bottle, before
usirg h,f "f Uhich rsrnn to gain strength, and it
very evident my cough was much better and
nv symptoms every way impr wing. | have
now US, three hotties, and am restored 10 perfect
he0Hh This re- uli ~ ai NJ owing In The u" of
DIR WlSTAR'S BAL~AM OF WILD CHER
ny ond | take this method Of qv'ng you the in
frmnt,on. party TO paw you the debt of gratitude
o~" yuu and patty that Others similarly afflicted
ma, know where Ia apply Tor relief
Errv truv youTs, JAMES SAGE.
Mn. PALMEH Druggist, under date Of WateryIlle,
Sept 2iIh, 1913, writes;
The trmen, given you by Nr James Sage is
well known tn be true hy this tUhOie community.
|, c,rt iny was a most remarka lie cure. The sale
of The BaI-om is very good, AMI its success in
uuy hltering, Yours nsn'ctfuy,
D. ID. PALMER.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office ofthe BALTIMoRE AaBRIoAs, March "a
GRhIN.-Wheat is scarce and in demand
We note sales Of white, not prime, 100 ITO
cts. Prime white is wanted at higher rates
Sales of Md. reds were made to-day at 95 81
cts. and sale of a lot or two of very prime reds
at 100 cts Corn has also advanced little
Sales of white were made to-day at AZ cents,
and OF yellow at "A cents. We quote Oats at
25 cts Sales of Penna. Rye, to the extent OF
$500 bushels, at So cts.
WHISKEY.-We note an improved demand
for Whiskey, and sales Of hhds at II cts and
of bbls. at % cts. which is an improvement
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[Esltac, from London paper.l
"Wc're not ourselves.

"Wc're not ourselves,
When nature, heing oppressed, commands the mind
To suffer with the body"
This is ruism conceived by tho master mind
Of Shakespeare, which neither sophistry nor srgu-
inent can refu,e. To all those who are suffering
from bilious attacks, Indigestion and Aatulency, we
would with great sincerity recommend, as never
failing remedy, Brandreih's Pills The ,es,imoni
ais we have had submitted TO US in favor of this
admirable medicine, fully Justify our speaking of
these Pills in terms Of the highest praise.
Otr Purchase of II. B. Masser, Sunhury, or of
the agents, published in another part of this paper.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29
Petit Jurors.

Leuis.-David Meyer, Samuel Lerch, Michael
Wag, er, John Tweed.
Deatcare.-James Oskes, Peter Kleckner, Phil
ip P"ssler.
Mhon,-John Murray, F. w. Pollock, Simon
Rsndnlph.
ChAisquaque,-Danie P. Csul, Samuel Bek-
heimer, Neal Csul.
Point -James Shriner.
Sunbury-Wm. Marir, Henry Wsis, Walter
Bell
Augusta.-Joshua Folk, George Hile, Caleb
Ely Max Slaughl, Thomas MendenhaIl.
Shamokin ID ,nlel Haas, ir.
Rush-Abrahsm Hoffman.
CoaL-Joseph Snyder, Pemberlon Bird, Wm.
Fegely, George Armstrong, j..
Upper MdhonOy-Danie Meyer, John Malich,
DAVID Rei'z.
Lo,cer MahOnoy oy-Daniel Ro,herme Peter Do.
rel.
Jackson-Mehsel Bobb, David Schwartz, John
CLARK, j..
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EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROMA POST
MASTER DATED

PEnnnoKx, Washington CO. Maine, Apr. %, s44
MR. ISAAC BUrTS.-Der Sir: At the re
quest Of many Of my friends in this place and vici-
rirv vino afflicted with consu option and liver
complains, | take the hhcrv Of asking ycu 20 ap-
70 NJ some nnc m tbs county as agent to sc WIS
rAH'> B.LsIN or WIN CHEnRY. aud To send hi ~
few d zen there none of l. f'r sale within
200 miles from this have ~ doubt that il would
meet with ready sal" If were whore it could / e
procured without to- much expense md delav.
Nv wife vns stockcd about FIX m nIhs since
with whn, the physic ans called the frsi sage Of
c, n,umrrion--a complaint v,ry prevalent in this
'crion of country. Having seen the Bl'sam ad.
,rfi srh I'D AMrusta
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A most extraordinary affair had occurred
at footing, England. A person who had lived
in that place more than hafa century, part OF
the time as cook to lady, and six years as the
wife of Robert Wech, the parish clerk, died at
the age of So, and was discovered to be man
He had regularly partaken the sacrament, and
was reigiousIy buried as SISTER Ann Welch."
Many parties wished to keep the matter a Sc
cret, but a woman named Fletcher who was at
the laying out had sworn to the body being that
ofa man, and it would be disnterred according
TO law.
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CONSUMPTION.

We will not assert that this BALSAM will cure
Consumption in list toorsf form but il has cured
many after oil other means Of relief had been tried
in vain. nd Why mott il seems that the WILD
CHERRY was destined hy Nature to he our 4.
NACEA f,r the ravarinc diseases of this cid Ia,
tltuhe. Let not the despairing invalid waste his
money and loose TINE, TO him S, al mpor ant
in @rberimenting with the trashy nostrums Of the
day, but use at once a medicine that will cure, "
cure be 's,ibe-a medicine that science approves
and MANY years Of experience have demonstrated
that It di,cdys relieves,
There is no such thing Ms friL" in tho history
of This wonderful DA1,SAN Evidence the most
convincing eve lerc' tha, can doubt. fully
esahIi hr- this fact. For the sake OF breviiy we
sc ect he E. owing from thousand+.
Isaac Plat, Esq. Ednor of the P"kerpse Eagle,
one of the IN $, Influential journals in tie sa'e of
New Yo'k, states unde the authority Of his own
name, that young lady, relative Of his. Of verv
delicat" constitution was attacked in Feb. ls42
with severe cold which Immediately produced spit
ting e blood, cough fever ard other dangerous and
alarmirg symptoms Through medical treatment
and ca'e she partially recaver,d during summer.
Bot on the return of winter she was attacked more
violently than at FIST, she became scarcely able to
walk and was troubled with couch. chiIls and fever
every day, and appeared tn he going rapidly with
consump ion at this tipr when there was n sign
Of improvement, Mr.. Plat procured q bottle e
WIsrAu's BALstM oF Win CHrnnY. which she
took, aud 1t - eminely restored her. She gnt se-
coud and before i, was half taken she was restored
10 perfect hsoHh which she has er nyed ,n the pre-
sent TIME. without the slightc symptom Other for
mer disc go.
Mr. p at snvs "the cure come under my own OBJ
servo,ion and cannot be mst,kcn to the facts"
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N A rs R r. ID.

Some time since, by the Rev. r. A. Fishes,
Mr.. CHRISTIAN FISHER, of Selinsgrove to Miss
LYDIA HENDERsuoT, OF Augusta township, Nor
thumberland county.
On the lth inst, by the Rev. John Patton, Mr..
JOSEPH VANKiRK of Point tp., to Miss ELIZA.
BETH PERRY, of Liberty township, Columbia
county.
In Northumberland on Thursday the 90 ult.,
by the Rev. John Patton, Mr. JACoB PAUL of
Point township. to Miss ANN ELIZA RENrNGER,
of Northumberland
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Peter Shiiey's a6n.rs. vs. William Nclkcr.
TN the Court OF Common Pleas of Nouhum'er.
L land county, January lflh. 1915. on motion of
A. Jordan Esq tie court grant rl" on Il G judg-
nent and lien creli ors OF w liam WelkrI Io ap.
pear on the first day nt April tenn rexI and show
Cause why The mon,y IN cou should not he applied
TO the Judgment in favor II PeI,I Sh.y', ndm's
SAMUEL ID. JORDAN.
Prothonotary's OIIicc, I PrOth'g
SunhuTy Feb 30, lSi5 S-it
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Thrilling Adventure In the Mammoth Cav,

Thrilling Adventure In the Mammoth Cave
The following thrilling incident is related of
a party who visited the Mammoth Cave recent
ly:
"A wedding party went to the cave TO spend
the honeymoon. While there, they went TO
visit those beautiful portions of the cave which
lie beyond the river Jordan In order 10 do
this, person has to sail down the river nearly
a mile, before reaching the avenue which leads
off from the river to the opposite side; for there
is no shore or landing place between the point
that is below on the other, for the river fills the
whole width ofohe avenue to the cave, and is
several feet deep where the side walls descend
into the water. This party had ascended the
river, visited the cave beyond, and again EN-.
blrked on the river for their return homcwards
After they had ascended the river about half
way, some of the party, who were in a high glce,
got into a room and overturned the boat Their
lights were all extnguished, their matches wet,
the boat filled with water and sunk Immediate
ly, and there they were, in the backness of
darkness up to their chins in water. No doubt
they would have all been lost had it not been
for the guides great presence of mind. He
charged them to remain perfectly still, for #
they moved single step they might get on. of
their depth in water, and swimming would not
avail them, for they could not see where 10
swim TO- He knew that if they could bear the
GOODNESS ofthe water any length of time they
would be safe, for another guide would be sent
from The Cave house to see what had become
of them. And in this perilous condition, up to
theic mouths in water, in the midst Of darkness
more than night, four miles under ground. they
remained for upwards of FIVE hours, at the end
of which time another guide came to their re.
lief Matthuew, or Mat, the guide who res
cued them, told Inc that when he got whore they
were, his fellow guide, Stephen, (the Colum-
bus of the cave, wasswimming around the rest
of the party cheering them and directing his
movements, while swimming, by the sound of
their voices, which were raised, one and all in
prayer and supplication for delverance."
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Jacob Shiyc,s Estate.

ATOTICE is hereby given that levers of od.
~ niuisroton have been granted to the sub
scuhcrs on the estate of Jlcoh ShIve, decd, late
of Augusta township, NoHhunhe laud county. All
persons having temands against said state are Ic.
quested to present them for examination and sc IL,
ment and all persons indebted urc requt steI to
mako immediate payment.
SAMUEL SHIyE,
JOHN SHlVE,
Feb .2d .si5.-6t Adm'rs
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THE MOST REMARKABLE
CURE EVER RECORDED.

HAnpo>FtrLp. \. ] April 90, lSi3
On or shuu, the 18Th dsy of OCtnher, lsil, | wss
taken with violent pain in the ell near the hvrr,
which tonrinurd for about five days. and was fol-
lowed ly the hresk'ng of an uc,r, or atsress, in,
w'rdly. which relieved the pain Iiule, but caused
me- to throw up great qu'nitv Of offensive mstter
and also much blood Being greatly alnmed At
Ihls | applied TO physician, but he said he lhouS /
he could d. IN, liil for me eSc"p gVe mo some
Mercury PjHS, WI ch | refused to take, feeling
"a, sfed that they could do 40 good many o.
th,T m dies were then procured by my vile and
friends, hot none d,d me anN goddard The dis
charge of bood and corupri n still c"ntnurd ev'rS
fw DAYS and al LIST hecom" 81 offensive that
could scarcely lrra'he lw alsn s-lZed with a VI,
olrut couph. wi ich at uImeS cau~td ne IN raise
mo n mn,e hlno than had done beforehand my
disease con,Inued in this way, stl growing worse,
uutil F,brutry. when Ill hope e NV Icc very was
given ul aud my iIerds all lhough' would die
nl GALLuPIN6 cossUMPTIoN. Al this moment
when nv HE was spparcn I, drtw near it. clnse,
heard of DIR. nISrARS b A |. AN OF
WILD CHEiRY and gh bottle which RE.
LtEvtp NE IMMEnI.rFLr and by he use Of only
three i,irs uf ,hi, mrd cine, all my pans were
remo,cd--my cough snd Il illirg Of blood sud cor
rupiinn euufely Stepped. AMI in a few weeks my
hrolh vas 80 f,I Testol ed as t. cnsh'e me Ia wuk
Al my trade (Which Is cirpeuuL) aud up 10 this
lme have ,nj yed good hraIh.
THOMAS COzENs.
GLoucEsrER COUNTY, \. 81.
Pers-nally came bef-re me- the fubsctiher one OF
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
CANTREET.'S
Celebrated Family Medicines

VETILL not cure every thing, bu, sill r,jr.i.
w unequalled in their several d apartments hy
every hing ever offered to The public who havs
voluntary came forward snd offered numerous and
highly respectable teslim,nias of their superior
ic'cy
Cdnt-eFs Compound Meacufed Syrup Of Sar-
sdpdr. Hn /; or, Ani,-Srorhuuc Syrup, for the euro
OF Scorfus, Chronic Rheu.nltisn, Chronic Swell
lngs Of the Joints, Eruptons Of tho Skin, and ell
Disea.es arising from the abuse Of Mercury, DE-,
unsurpassed by sny thing in the maket. comb-
ming all the virtues resident in the Sar,apari!ia
with modern mpdicamrnt only lately brought
out by The most respectable medical authorities.
Prize, so cents ucr hottie.
CntrsH's .aaH.Dyprptic Po,rdcr for The re.
lief aud permanent cure uf that st distressing
complaint. Dyspcpsi, ia all Il forms and slagps
1t is Truly mos valu ,tIe remedy SJlJ in bottles
at 81 and so cents each
Cnnfre{'s .4gue Mature and Tonic Iiedic1-
mcHfa, stands nt The head oi the liat urrlvsl'd hy
any. or all the innumerahle TeJicIn in
,hroughout the length aud bread Of he lad, frr
the cure OF Fever nd AGUs III all lis stages, and
from aii its consequences.
Residents in Fever and Ague district. should
never hc without il.
The subscribe will forfci, FIFTY DOLLARS
where h- medicine fails to perform n cure in the
most ohsna'e case.
Sold wholesale and Retail hv CALEB CRES-
son, at his Drug Warehou.e No. 6 North Third
street, Philadelphia also, hv the regularly up.
pointed agent, SETH ". ROBERTS, Whoosa
Druggist, No. 81 Water Street, Mohile.
Prepared orly by the Subscriber, corner Of CAR.
rENTER and SECOND Streets, below Christi
an, Phsdelpha where il is also retaeJ.
Observe, none are genuine " ilhout the signature
of JOHN A. CANIRELL,
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Trayers Jurors.

Deiauare.-Jacob Mosleer franklin II. Car
veT
Mhon.-Joseph Rhoads, WIN, Hinsn.
ChiHSquaQus. .-Charirs Gale.
Northumberland - Joseph Vandyke, David
Dodge.
I'oiuf-I,oTenZp Housed.
Sunbury.- -IhaIles Heman, John j, Pursei
Gideon MarkeI, George Buchei, john Arno'd.
Augusta Joseph Weillel, Jacob Seashol'z
Samuel Keffrr, John Zimmerman. William Fur.
man, Jacob Gass, snr., Adam Nel'lir, Joseph S..
vidge, Jacob Rem, Benjamin Ki"Rhbaum, Robert
Campbell. IT,, Daniel Conrad, son of John
SiGntokin - Joseph Hoover, Rnhed Farms.
worth snr., Abraham Brady, Moses Richie, James
Gass, Isaiah Morgan.
Rush - George Mutchler, John OherdnIf
Coal David Thompson, ], seph Bird.
lpper Mahonoy David CLARK, Samuel RissleI,
George Paul, jacob Cess.
LOWer Mdh0uoy. u Jacob Lenker, solomon
HeckeI, John Knhl, Jacob SterP Wm. Shailer,
John LcnkCr.
Lite Mahou0y Jacob Miller.
JdcksOn.-Samuel Malich, Jacob Seller, snr.