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OF the old system, with nothing to palliate or
improve them; but their power greatly in
creased by the addition of new features
more frightful, more fraught with danger and
distress, than any other system ever devised
by the ignorance and wickedness of man.
And is there a democrat who will hesitate
for one moment TO throw himself into the
hottest of the conflict now raging between
the friends, and enemies of this systems
believe that every grade of opinion amongst
the democrats of Ohio, by which they were
divided in relation to banks, has given way
to holy hatred of this scheme, and that
they are united as one man, and determined
as men fighting for their liberty, to march
forward in an overwhelming phalanx to the
repeal, and destruction of this system. The
prate of the do-faces about the sacred, bind
ing obligation of bank charters, will have no
charm for honest men, whose rights have
been outraged-whose interests have been
trampled upon, and whose labor and proper
ty have been made a prey to the cormorants
of bank power. That error, hallowed only
by the dust of time, which pronounces acts
incorporating banks contracts, and entitled TO
the protection of contracts, will be exploded
by the sublime uprising of the people of
Ohio, who will pronounce solemn reversal
of the judgments of both the old and new
world on this subject Do the judicial decis-
sions render that contract which the public
sense and feeling deny to be such? Can
time or PRECEDENT consecrate error?
"What can enobe knaves, or FOOLS or cowards,-
Alasl not all the blood of all the Howards,"
This frightful monster will be destroyed: :
of that there can be little doubt, and in the
moment of exultation, in the midst of the
shouts of triumph, which will rend the Hea-
vens at its fall-then will be the auspicious
moment TO plant the standard of the Consti-
tutional currency, high above the ruins of
the paper money power, and rally around it,
while its golden beauties float conspicuous
ly over State freed from this fruitful source
of modern despotsm. There will be no
laggards in the democratic ranks while
marching on to the accomplishment of this,
one of the great Objects q heir organiza-
ton. The hankerers after an easy and safe
system of bank ROBBERY are growing scarcer
and scarcer every day. The hopes of the
few who have looked for improvement in the
system have been dissipated. The clamor
about bank reform has gone to Mexico to
quarrel with Senior Rejon, and reform the
barbarity of Mexican warfare, an underta-
king in which he is likely to prove about as
successful as in reforming the plundering
nronensties of robbers at home.
Democrats are no longereso deaf to the
teachings of experience as 10 look for safe
ty in any paper medium. Safety! Who
looks for safety in any system of banking?
just soon
Seek in December-snow in June
. Hope constancy in wind. or corn in chaf'-
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Post Office Meeting,

The Democratic citizens who transact their
post Office business through the office at Kalida,
are requested to meet at the Office of B. F. Met
calf, Esq, on Saturday afternoon Ito morrow at
2 O'Clock, to designate an individual to be re-
commended to the Department for postmaster, to
supply the vacancy which will soon be OCCASION
cd by the resignation of Mr.. Gillet., the present
incumbent.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Mcrch Of
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.


Caroline Hakes.)
TIME said Caroline Iakes, will take notice, that the
complainant on the Goth day of February, A. D. 1915,
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, for the county of Pauldng and state OF oho his
petition praying that the marriage contract now existing
between them dissolved and that he he forever divorced
from herr alleged adultery and gross neglect OF du
tv and also that deposons of witnesses will be taken in
the above cause by the complainant at the house Of Peter
Myers in the township of Perrv in the county of Putnam
and State of Ohio the Goth day of March, A. d. e45
between the hours of O'Clock \. NJ and O'Clock, p NJ.
ROBERT HAKEs Complainant.
Ee.,rporv e3d ls45, DWELL
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Morals i'm the wiling Banner State

TERR1BLE TRAcEDY!-Cition Thompson
Esq, of Lexington. Ky. was shot dead in
the court room at Mt Sterling on Wednes-
day, by his brother-in-law, Henry Daniels.
He was man of talents and prominent as
a lawyer. Daniels was a man of talents
also, has been in Congress, and Presiden-
tial elector. The parties had quarrel
about law case, and while addressing the
Jury Thompson turned to Daniels and char
ged him with forging papers and swindling
him of his estate. Daniels replied that if
he repeated the charge he would kill him.
He repeated it. He then turned his face to
the jury, when Daniels drew pistol and
shot him through the heart. Daniels is in
prison, the judge having refused bail.-Cin
Enquirer.
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Miss MATILDA MUGG la Dat out fresh
shingle at her shop door, with this announce
ment:
Knoptis.-I ar got in sum nu artikkles
faw sail-sch as krakkers, HANDLES, kabbgis,
kerry, kups and sawsirs, and menny uther
artkkles tn newmurus tu menshun, all Gel
ling cheap. Koll in.
P. S.-Becns is bort hear, by the puort or
booshil. Apply in the passige round the
makkril barril.
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Guided roofs do not keep out sleepl ess
nights,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-03-21

Seek roses in December-snow in June
!, Hope constancy in wind, or corn in chaff-
Believe q Roarbdek or an epitdph."
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TERMS REnUCLD.



DAG LERRT4N GALLEh] J If p.f,ri yrcDU.
um ColOrcd hhcaoscs. md Pt,'oyrgtic
Dfpot
No. 1876 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
M. psi Broadway. No,c York; M. Is |cms
StrscL Boston; No. l36 Crcsrni street.. r.,'a-
dclpha Baltimore ~tre.t, ia 'i,Hrre y o,d-
way, Saratoga Springs n, SIS e.. Il Snect.
New-Oheans Main Stree NeNp,r', K. l. Ard
Main Street, nu Buqur Iowa.
4 CONSTITUTING the Oldest a-d mos; f., n.
v sive Establi .hnen' Of the tir1 ia the Nod
and containing more than THOUSAND POH,
TRAITS. embracing those "f some o' tie mos.
distinguished individuals, in The U-u-d Satos.
Admuauce fee.
This Establishment having hern ava, I'd tho
Nc9ai Four First Premiums. nnt h"D 'H@Ls>f
H,H0rS' at the ExhhiJlrs at Bne'"H, Neg Gu.t
and Philadelphia. Respectively, for oc.' N,c ',.r. aua
Apparaus, is thus oti'c7lly sus.o.uei = the ro-i,
'ion Of superiority her.nf re nu,"ers r jSu.d 4
10y the pubic, as "Firsi m tie Voytl
June 2Sth, lSi5-iY
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ELIEVE AND LIV T. d.
+ Fl q Vt 6 @ Ig'S
Compound SyrshD Of Tar s. Wood
N.Tfha


VVNHE Unprecedented success oe this medicine. i,
l. the restoration # health. TO those who, IN des.
pair, had given up all hopes, has given il an cxa
tel reputation above all other tei lies furnishing
evidence o' ITS intrinsic value and power, the
~ sreni which can he reeJ upon f,r the cure ot
Pulmonary Consumption. Branchittis, Asthma,
Pain in the side and Breast. Splitting Of Blood,
Whooping Cough, Group, &c.
Attention is requested to the foll wing ASTON.
iSHING CURE, bv Thomsnas Compound Syrup
of Tar and Wood Napthai!
PhihdetD5ia. H,V 81, lsai.
MR.. THOMSON N-De,r Sir with rr,,c'uI
fcenrs inform you Of the Astonishing ciita'- ct
your me ioioe vhich has li,rca'ly rails i roe from
dco,h.hr' Nv disease, Pulmonary Go, N ny,
ton, had reduced me low Ihot my rhys c'.r -,,.,.
uoInccd my case hopeless. At 'hi- in cion be.
gan TO ne your medcinr, and miraculous as II may
seem, has cnmpl'tc, restored M to hr,hh or,ct
everything else had failed Hcsrart;u'lv YOURS
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street, above Geors" strcr,.
Th' undersigned, being prr.cal'. .ccu,u'.d
with Washington Mack and his eufcr,nc- hr.r
witness 10 the a-ior i~hin- effect. a Ttnmson'a
Compound syrup of Tar, aud lie truth Of the D
hovc stitenrul
JOS. WINNER, 3Ia North Tni,l street.
DAVID VIGKEkS. az Almond street,
UUGH MGlNLEY, :. J.. corner ramany
and + urh streets.
Prepared orlv hv = p. Thomson. y. T.. come,
Of 9th and spruce streets, Pin aAe'rh.q
Agents II. b. Nsssrr, Sunhp-y; y. Gross,
and pf Macpherson, Harrisburg Jn- 6. Brow
p,ttsvi.e; Gcr. E,r Re ding: Hop,'on & Mo-
on, Tounnda Bradford county, Pa, Price 80 cents
per bottle, or S. pr dcaen.
O. Betrare If al limitations.
philndtluhI, lame o9th lSI5 10
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Sheriff. St5aEo.

TEY vlrrue of certain writ Of a. /. Y. 7 81 $
81 D issu,d "ut "f the toGn Of Common 'iea.
h Norhumherlaud County 10 me directed. wit
Ne exposed ,o pu'lc safe, At the Court HOUSE
in tbs Borough Of >urtuGv, on Monday the 81 dav
of Nov ml,r nrx, al orlo,k, L. h., tie follow
ing described properly 30 wit.
All these twn several tracts of land siuate IN
Shimokln towr hip, Northumberland couury, al
joining Land of Thomos Hauilt,n, Martin Gsss
late John Brady Valentine Ecker, Esq. and others
containing together eieh, hundrei aud eighy-e,eht
and half acres or less, with the appur enan,
ces.
selaed, taken in execution, and TO be sold as the
properly Of Andrew Mueller with notice 10 Lewis
DtwsTL
ALsO-A certain tract or piece Of land situate
IN Augusta township, Northumberland county, all
ioining land of Jacob Hoover, Ira 4, Clemenr and
Others, containing $50 more or less, shout
100 acres of which is cared wherron are erected
large two story dwelling house, large bank haIn
and other "nHuIldlngs, an apple orchad, &c.
seHfd, tnken IN execution, aud Ia he = ld as the
property Of W am Hunter and Robert Hunter.
FELIX MAURER, SAer,B
Sheifr's Office.
sunbury, Oct, lllh, lsi5.S
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office ofthe BALrIMoRg AMERICAN, Oct TO-
GRA1N.-In consequence of the tenor of the
English news to the 10th ult the market opened
with active demand on Monday, and sales
were freely made Of parcels ofgood to prime Md
and Va. reds a; 90 % cents. On Wednesday
the Gales of good TO prime reds were at 90 05
cents and to-day sales of the same qualities are
making at SO 90 cents. The demand continues
brisk, and is mainly for shipment and specua-
ton. Very inferior to good reds selling from
80 TO 50 cents. Sales of family flour white wheats
are making al sO1 a 10 cents. and of other de-
scriptions Of whites at 90 81 cents Prime
Penna. Wheat, if hese would command o. and
probably 9s cents.
Corn On Monday sales of Nd white were
made at 55 So cents and Of yellow at Sc a 81
cents. Since Wednesday the sales of white have
been at 53 jj cts and of yellow at 81 a Sc cts,
and we quote those rates today. Yesterday two
parcels Of heavy Penna. yellow were sold at 81
and So cents
Rye.-Sales of Md at CD cents Penna. is wan
ted. and would command oj cents or more
Onts-Sa!es throughout the week at SO IS
NCh'>' anu ihc Sdnle HIlf" prevail 10 tl0V
C|operSeed--SaIes of ordinary to fair good par.
cells at 81 a $ 2j; sQme lots of very prime al
s. 80 IA s. IS
Flor,erd-Not much doing in Tlaxsccd IIol-
ders ask sl10 81 25 per bgshel Sales at the
latter rate
Tmoiby Seed-We qnotc at 50 so - 75 50
per bushel for medium to good and prime, with
sales at the extremes of quotations. The article
has become rather scarce.
WHISLEY.-Cnti Wednesday the sales of
hhds. were made at : cents and Of bhls at %
cents. Yesterday prices advanced cent a
gallon, and sales of hhds made St % cents
and of bhlS at 2G cts We quote those rates to.
day, with very light stock and firm market.
The wagon price OF hhs is 81 cents, exclusive
ofthe harrei The inspections ofihr week com
prise 23 hhas and 100 bb's of which l. hhas
and 2S5 bbls were received Soy the Tide Water
GaraI
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7 y pursuance OF an rSitI Of the Orphtns Count
L cf Noulumhsraud county. will b. sold a, pub
lir ver due or ouicy, Saturday the 25th # u =
toher inst, The pr m.se,, Snydcrstown, lac
he stat Of I"hu Ev 1t, decd. certain tract e
and situate in Sian okin township. IN aid dc unity,
do ming Ian of ] hn Moore, W. liam Fl h,r,
lirirv lluli hud others containing two hundred
rnl Nv, nty six arrrs, whcreon erected u dwc
ling house ard bank ha,r, Sc. Sale To- com.
menre at ten O'Clock. 4 VI f sad day, when the
toms Of sale will he made known hy
John EVERT,
Sham kin, Oct. llth 1915 1t Adm'r.
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LIST OF CAUSES.

I'OR trial in the Court of Common Pleas Of Nor
l. thumherland County, at November Term,
1915, commencing the frs, Monday, being the 81.
Seitzingcr, alienee of
Carver VS. John Gar,cr ct NJ
Benjamin Robins VS. Abraham Lawrence
Prentice for Wrch VS. Joseph Keefer
Claire Gencvicve basque VS. Daniel Dunkleberger
Same vs. Same
William Farrnw Abraham Klaze
George l.ebrch vs. Henry Masser.
David Midnight VS. Il Richardson ct al
Kemp, assignee of Hobart VS. Alba G Barrett
Anthony Watson ct al vs. John VI Housed
Roht : Grant e, al VS. William Reed
Ahner Mendrnha vs. A Whelm's n,'mr
& l. Weimer VS. Hohar, & Mccoy
William McCov vs. Huh,r' & Barrct
ilucklcy d Oerl<hv James Lee &c
" Bel $, &c ft II B Misser vs Wi liam Mccoy
Lorerz, ID Housed vs Wrm Frck
George Hcl enl act's admrs vs. . & ! Stamm &c
Christopher Bcl,z vs. l'hn Becker
Frncs McCov, VS. Felix Maurcr ct al
VIM 5 Montgomery VS. ~ James locke
Whall 81 Brown VS. John u Boyd
Vim Brown s. CO vs. Same
Srawhi lce & Bn'dcn Same
Holmes, Sturgeon q cows Same
James Bird & wife vs. Gcrg" Persirg
Hugh Relas, Eq VS. Hcnrv Dounrl ct al
Charles Hall, ex'r William Wilson's cx'r
B : Slyrc VS. John II ok
Goblin & Bll.ingtOu's as~ignces vs. Edward Goblin
Same w. Charles Goblin
JacoN pcising Zimmerman q Savidgc
Mary Weeks VS. Jacob Haas ct al
Il y ro,dsman vs Benz imin Ford
iohn Coorer &c vs. Srasholtz 81 Bcrcstressct
W WN am Simcn,on rs John Shipman
G NJ Greror & wife VS. p Wahlrn & wife
Charl u Flick W liam Flick
4 I, II
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EsiV sSTE.y
Iateea DIC StrttrleS

! RHtNNrn's NEunlrrGE- a c~rt0n cure f,I
. wo'm~--rgfe ,rd very p'rasaat TO take.
:" GIH,uN's ESvU,c,s, which rcmove Grease
ot al kid, by Ia urs, Tar, Narnsh and Wax,
from c.rl~t, 90, t,,m c'tlh u2, " lh1ut lujurug he
criur ur a. cloth.
3 l..>rn~ TLr Parrr-'Ee best thing known
iur kIlJ.r de-, aud ru>qGt0rs.
!. \ &C. t,,u r,.'r.yc. a. Ra's. Mice, Reaches
aul \ .s-l.d an hcr q I'D Bugs.
=. GU>>'s SrrCIrlc tT ar stomach. feari
B ~ aul Nltr. q a,n Iy ,u' who hsd sui, rcd
M M'e'fsa ,c .,-, b.fr,r "a. i-cpvrrrI tho cure.
pa. Ntt,t>'s GuraN NINrug>r t0r the PLs.
!. los u,v,r !.il'' To- ru,r.
T. ii,VuI~u>'> TlrrrU WAsE.
:. EutNo>ps lNpEL,uLE !NT,--wiIhout a
tiy,l
.. rur Cnvror~n Co>rrcrIoN OF FIGs--
just tie m,}l i,r ior chidren and for women, it is
20 r'ea~,ur 10 uk',
TO- B,cH's NrGrr,uLE ANTIsILious pnLs
II. Gu>N'- EuorLIL>r W,rER.rRuor pAsrE,
FIR II ,ru,s, Bo's &c. 1t soitens the leather, and
keeps out the water.
II. rooW MAN's STRENGrufNIrG PIAsrEn.
l3 hcH.o~'- Dr,uunGA M,xruar, which
cures tie worst Dauhua Ia a few hours
~ JAcKsoN's DTss>T,UN MINruR,, a GER
tain and speedy cure for Dyscniery anJ Summer
ComIl int,
The above valuable articles are sold wholesale
and retail, hv l.. G, GUM, No. south J. I'M
street, PhRadtl lyiia-where S'or,kecper, End o.
lher, w;i be -upi ied with pure African CaSenne
Prprer, Armca FloNe,s Drugs, Pants, olls' Glass
aud Narnlsh"s at the lowest prcrs Ier'es "iiy
cash. IL Cut out The Advertisement, aud h,.ag
II With yol,
Philadelphia, July lsth, lsi5.-iV'
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EDwR gE1R u e. e, Es
y | \ \ & =

VyNHE SUBSCRIBER has h,rp a.noirtei sc"Ht,
! for thr sale "f CONRAD MElEN'S Gel.
EBR hTED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD III,
AMOS, at this place. These Pianos have r'aI", ,
massive aud beautiful exterior Il h aud, or ter'h
ard sweetness of tone. aud elcg nee ot workman.
ship, are not surpassed hv any in ID" JrIod ~;s'es
The following IL recommends i'm from { IN
Drrrs ccIebEuted performer, and himself m'o.
uidctuIer;
a & 3 6E ".
i,vING had the pleasure oi tr, inc tie excel,
len, Piano rortcs mpnAcured lg NJ, Navrr and
cxhiti'cd A. the last cy i,'jAn Of .ho Ir 1h'n I'm,
s,tu'e, feel il due To the true mont Of the maker
To declare tha, these Instruments are qui.e 'Tpi'
and in some respect, even superior, o al N, RI
ano Fntrs, saw at the carltis q. Furoge. and
during q soourn of two years a. Paris.
Thes, Pauos Will be sold at the manu- 'aCiurcr'@
lowest Phiisdrlphia prices, if not same ting l'w'r
persns requested 10 call aud NNan,e iof
themselves ut the residence of he ,ub,crhrr.
Suuhury, MAY Il. lS45. H. h. MAS>ER.
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~aSsu SVAUhss
TWrbut-Solomon Eshhach
hcid,rore.-John Beard, Jacob Sizcl, VIM.
Kirk, John Boush. William rinhrook
Le,cis.-John Raup, Michael Sechler.
.'FHon. --John d vcrs.
ChiMsgUagur.-Gr Frederick
Po,m.-Thomas II. Watt.
Nwihumberhnd-J hn Cake r. r. shannon
AugnSta. .--John Haas, Jacob Fry. jr William
Bartholomew.
Upper MahoaoJ. .-Benjamn Markell Michael
B own. il.
Lo,cer Nah0noy.-John Bngaman, John Bor
Little stationary. William Rothermel, Jacob
Rakpr.
Jacfs0n-Tohas Mill, Joseph Bat'dorf.
Traverse Jurors.
Ttrhut james Ireland, David Eckctt
Dfin,rare--R bert Watson Bcniamin OYSTER
Jacob II i!man. Jonthah Lan,z John RNnor-or,
George Wason, Daniel Bailicd. Ellis w. McCar.
iy
LD,cis.-Slmuel Slahluecker, Montgomery Rus
sell li niimln Ruch.
Mhon.-lIenry Hands, David Blair Zlchariah
Market
ChHiSquGgue.--Thomns Padoc. William BIZ,
krnhinc. Michael McGce. viii IN Trllmcr.
PoiW-Ffarci> Gibson, John Nesbii. jr., Isaac
HUI Jonathan purscl.
Northumberland William Btkenb ne, Levi
Eckrr,. William Wilson. John Cox.
Sunbuy-Se'asliau Haunt, Lewis ID wait.
Augusta w lli,am Ross, George Il kr j. ,jno.
Sn,d"r jr., Philip Weiser John Smith, Leonard
Ncd,-.
Mamobjn.--Audrew Con err, Alba John.
Rush.-I I'm PcnsyI. j., John Hush, it,, Lief,
ford ilangh hnwout.
C0ni --Jo-cph Hehner.
ippcr Ndtonoy John Hc'rieh.
Iorcr Naionoy-iacoh w tm,r, solomon Rcss-
l,r Michael lrrkrr. John Michacl.
JackSon.--Perr Ticon.
Petit Jurors.
TrJm.-G, ,deon Durkc John A. E,hbach,
George kuil
Delarare. Edward l. pifrr. Daniel Ieinbach,
Solomon D,uckeni'lrr, John Lesser.
LeciS.--Jacob Mengas, Samuel Sadr, v iliilm
Revnads.
Mhon-Wiliam II Fr,mire, Jacob Miller, Al.
len Shr'vt. D-cr liammond.
Point --Jacob Dcntl r. l.c.h Drc'z.
NoyThumdsrigHd-Wl lam Fofsythe, George
Wemcr, Charles + Little.
SuDdHrg -jo' II Specie.
AUGUSTA. John Shrpe.
.S7hmokia. I,eooa,d rrnsyi, Michsel Deminr,
Samuel human, Samuel Ent, " Iililm WeaSer.
John F"ge'v, Samuel Hummcl
Rish.- H,nry HoH.
C0cL-GeorGc Krearer. Abraham Artcr, Solo
mon Marlz N,ch ct KcrSt,ttcr
Upper WahoHoy.-Samue Smith, jacob kauf-
man. n
Jickson-uenry D. Hoffman
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pUILADIJI,pHI\
WLSIs & S ALI -E-SUSTS.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

paper Press of your section Of country to give
the streets aud number Of our several establish
men's, and respectfully to iuvtc Won 10 an 'xani-
nation of our Fall and Winter Stocks, which are
nov full and complete.
The superior excellence and great variety of our
own Cry Manu'ac'ufcS in addition To- full supplies
nf F"re'Cn aud Domestic Goods. of every hcscrp
Il n. which will lie sold terms and at prices
which cannot fail 10 prove satisfactory present the
strongest inducements to purchasers.
Importers and De ,crs in silk and Faocy Dry
Gnois, an Fine French AMI british Cloths Cas-
simctes AMI Nr-t,ucs.
A,bhnrsi & Remington, No so Market 81, below 81
I'm ortr's and Dealers in St,Ilc, Si aud Fancy
DIV Goods. ALo Bit>h, French aud American
Clo'hs, Cassimcrs, vc-tirgs, aud Tail rs Trim
mings.
]. tiodIev, Sprv & CO.. No 81 Ma kc' st.
Domestic ard Foreign Dry Goods.
James VI. Kennedy x co, ia Mnk't 81.
Importers of &. rman Goods, and Purchasers of al
kinds of Slipping Fu,s
WIN. Ge's,e q suns. 60 : Front ST.. h,l Chesnut
Importers and Manufacturers # Fancy Fus ard
Fur Gags, ana Purchasers Of a | kinds of Ship
ping Furs
S,li., Brothers, sc Arch ST., between 2d aud 3d sis
Mani c'urcr and Dealer in Ready made Ciolhin..
ofe,cr, Crade
Mich e Tracy, @92 Markc' ST.
roh,, unI,.s ,f ,b, u.,n,n,h sh,,,r.l,,,
no Nam S,cn,5 :,
u,,ly,,ea,d rn,l,rr
, nly,,,h & n,a,s,, "a uorto,
u,,.,u, ~, =,
"'m' ''"'' "''' '' ',,'' NV wa
Norri. T,.ks, EN r,;s p,sc,, I,,, WIS r,,c
,, = !, ~ 3io,i ,y,rn, -,
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(From Hc l.. !. Former,)
NS1,TnN Coated Etiii.'

DR.. G. Brui Sim his Suaar Coated Improved
Indian VrGeia. lr Pi J. are an exec lent purgatvc;
powerful and ,c' actually plea aut in their opera.
iiuus They have no uausrous taste, nor do they
uto luce gtl twa'd 'dS eher nausea or Er pc, In les
Than twrve hours atlcr tpkiug them. a person ties
ike n"v leing-just If he had been really
"horu agau.'
ar CAUTION-As a miserable imitation his
been made, hy the name of "SugT Coated Pill"
ii is uec,eS ry In be surr hat Dn. BESJ SMITu :
-isul'urr is IN ov,rv box. Pcicr - ceut~.
Plucpal Office l74 Greenwich Il n " York.
S.lI p INHN ". FRIlING. Su1b,yy.
WI. F0RSNTHE, NorihuaId
Dctsh,T {, Eth tSS5
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Manufacturer and Wholesale Deiler in all kinds
ofBrooms, Brushes. Buckets, Cedarwarr, Clocks,
Ba.kets, Mats, Backing, Eastern made Wooden
Ware. &c.
Manly Rcwe. 63 n 3D. st. one door above Arch,
eas, side.
Cheap puhcition and Periodical Establishment.
g. B. Tiebcr ~ co. Ledger building, 81 st. below
Chesnut.
Boots ard Shoes.
Robert = liner, lS2 >. "a Il. three doors bel Union,
west side.
VI nuiar'urers and Dealers in al kinds If Scales,
Weights and Weighing Machines. Also, Bur
dem Patent House Shoes
GRAY 81 Bruihc- 81 W ,lnu ST. below Second.
Philadelphia, Sept 2Oth lSi5 --2m
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Notice

HS hereby given, 10 al lcg1ters, creditors ard o-
w thcT persons interested IN the estates of Jacob
Maljch. lrc'd. srtl hy his rxrcu'nrs, John AID
Peter Nalch; of j"hn X liiIl, drc'd., settled ~
hls executors. James T Muuay; of jns ph Power,
decd, settled hy his administration. An rev Rnn.
van; uf Nafia Elz hath Thomas deed. set lrd hv
her admini,ttarlx, Solnmv : tZ; of Frederick Ra-
k,r, decd, sc,led 10y his admini-taor Jacob II #,
man; OF Ado"jnh Farnswor;h, d'c'd, st'lrd ~
his administrator, Roieu Fan wo'h; e lvhn
Rork &c. decd sr,l'd hv hs administrator y
rxmr,r VI M,orr-i.a,c Of Nor,homn",l,rd unity /;
that II c executor, an aamin ls'rlt'rs ot Ia d ir
ceased eF'a'rs haze flied thrr accounts with i.c
Reg ser Of tbs county. aud lh,t rhey vii he ne
scented to Ihe Orphans Court Of said COUNTY, on
Iue-day the 4rh day of Nuv,nter rcNt, for con-
tGmutinn aud allowance.
EDW ARD OY SFER.
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LIST OF JURORS
Grand Jurors.

or Northumberland County, for Nov. Term
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