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The undersigned, being personally acquainted
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witness TO the astonishing effects of Thomson s
Compound syrup OF Tar and the truth of the a.,
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DAVID NiCkERS, AZ Almond street,
HUGH M'GINLEY, s. L. corner Tamany
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Agrni,.-H. B. Msssrt, sunbury ID. Gross,
and DR.. Macpherson, Harrisburg Jn". q. Brown,
P"i,svilc Ge". Earl, Re ding Houston 4 Ma.
on, Tow wanda. Bradford county, Pa. Price 80 cents
par bottle. or s. pr dozen.
OJ' Be,care Of nH limitations.
Phlladelphla, June :sth. ,s4A.--
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Notice

rs hereby given, to all legatccs, creditors and all
other persons interested in the estates, of Ger.
trude Snyder decd, settled by her executors John
Hetrich and Daniel Snyder Of George TroxeI
decd settled by his admss, John Leibert Of Leon
ard ferstcr, decd settled hy his ndmr's. Peter Fer.
s,ef and Samuel Wagner Of Christopher Dimm.
decd settled ty his adm'r, Jacob Becber ofCharlrs
Eckman, deed. settled bv his adm'r. James Eck-
man ct Barbara Sei'z decd settled ny her admir-
Peter Wagner Of Simon Rei'z, decd. settled by
his admi, Peter Dunkleberger Of Anna Maria
Driesbach. decd, settled by her ex'r, Daniel Dries.
bach of Joseph Keller, sr. deed. settled by his
ex'rs. John and Joseph Keffer of George Wsg
ner, decd. se,t'ed by jacob ID Hoffman, alm'r Of
Frederick Raker, decd, who was the oim'r, of
George Wagn decd; Of Julian Conrad decd, SET.
tied Ivy her err, Isaac Hoi,enstne ofJacob Sarvis
decd, settled by his admir-. VIM Deepen; Of Geo
Long decd settled by his Admr's. Samuel Gansert
and Jacob Seashol,z of Jacob klock decd, settled
by his sdm'r. Henry kiotk; Of Mary Hrllries'l
he'd, settled by her adm'r, g Hellriegei; Of Philip
Sitoh, decd, seitl.d by his exrs, z Kline and ]
Shive; acct Of S Campbell, the guardn Of Samuel
Wilkerson the account Of Mary II Ge,rhh,,
eu,rj'n Of Mary Ann. Maclay, Washington and
Charles Gearhat account Of Jsco, Hillbish, gurd'n
If WIN Eb,ieh, the account Of Henry Read, r,
guarh'n Of Daniel and william Mengs. tie &C.
count OF David High. suard'n Of Solomon and Su.
san Mrnga., late Of Northumberland county, decd;
that the executors. administrators and guriians OF
the said decreased ctatrs, have filed their accounts
With the Reg ster Of this County. and that they will
I've presented to the Orphans Court Of said county
on Tueslay. the 9th day Of August next. for con,
f,maion and allow ance.
EDWARD OYSTER
Sunhlry July 5tb lS45-4t Regis e.
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TERMS REDUCED.
-2EroDAENESQ;

I2.cltCAIGA
DAGUERRIiN GALLERY Of Patent Premi.
um Coiored Gkenesses. and photographic
Depot:
No. l36 Chcsnut Street, Philadelphia.
M. c5l Broadway, New York No IN Cour,
Stnet, Boston No. 1856 Chesnut Street. Phila.
dclph'a Baltimore street, Baltimore Broad
way, Saratoga Springs M. Sc Canal Street.
New-O leans Main Street Newport, r. /. And
Main Street. Du Buque, Iowa.
CONSTITUTING the oldrs, and most E.tcn-
" sive Es,alli .hmrni Of the kind in the Worll,
and containing more than THOUSAND POR.
TRAITS. emiracng those "f some oF the most
dis,ingu individuals, in the United States.
Admit'ante free.
This Establishment having been AWARDED The
Mddi, Four First Premiums, Hnd hco "Hghcsi
Hgnors" at the Exhibitions at Boston, New iork
and l'hiladelI hia respectively for hest Picue- and
Apparatus, is thus officially sustained in the posi-
iion of superiority her toire universally assigned II
hy the pubic, "FTst an The Wo'M'
Jane 2Sth lSt5 -
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Orphans Court Sale.

/ n pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court
L Of Norhumbet,, d county, will lie sold a, public
,enhue or ouicry, On Saturday, the 26th day OF Ju,
" ms a, the house OF Charles ID. Wharton, in the
hmough e Sunbury, TO wit A certain house and
lot ground, situated in Augusta township, in laid
c"usy, adjoining land Of Aaron Rollins and Others,
contain ng ab u, three acres late h" estate o Dan.
iei Ne l"r. deed. S,le 10 commence nj 10 o'clock
T. NJ. Of said day, when the conditions Of sale will
bc made known hy BENJAMIN ROBINS
Sunbury, july 5th, lSi5 Admir-.
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rs hereby given, that have purchased at Con.
L stable sale, the property Of Joseph Davis, Of
Poin, township, tie following property, Wedncs.
DAY, June 18th, :si5: hogs, small pigs, =
cows. calf, Plough, sheep, sets harness,
stove, l'man,lc clock, bureau, hax in the ground
more or hss, The undivided half Of corn in the
ground a,o'e of less, one half OF Of oats in
the ground more less. All Of which have loan.
I'd to said Davis, during my pleasure. of which The
public w III take notice. WIN. II. NAPLES.
June 2Sth lSi5- 3t.
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Notice

N OrfCE is hereby given tn the heirs and legal
~ representatives Of Henry An,s., dee, a.ed thai,
by vtihe Of Wi, of Partition ISSUED out Of The
Orphans Coar, OF Nouhumhersnd county. To ME
directed an inquest will be held at the late residence
OF said deceased, in the boioueh of Nor,humbcr.
land, Northumberland county. on Friday the lslh
day OF July next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ for the pur-
pose OF making partition Of or TO value and ap-
praise the real estate OF said deceased. at which
time and place you NAV attend If you think Iroper
FEIIN MAURER, ShuF.
Sheriff S Office,
Sunbury, NAV 81, le45. S-6t
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A LII persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
"A chasing or receiving certain promissory note,
Of S35, dated either the Ist or I'd Of July, lsi5,
given by the subscriber TO Henry Wilhelm. No,
having received value for said note. the suhscri.
her is determined not to pay the same unless COM
PEELED by law. JACOB MARTZ.
JuIy 18th, lS4S-3t
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NOTICE is hereby given, tina, letters # admin.
is,ra'ion, have been granted to the subscriber,
on the estate Of Cathsrine Hill. late Of Shamokin
township Northumberland county, deed. All per.
sons indebted TO said estate, having claims against
the same. are requested To call aud set'lc or be
fore the Is, day Of August next
JOHN CONRAD.
Shamokin, July 5th, ls45.-6t. Admir-.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
Office ofihe BALriMowx AmEmtcAs, ],

Office ofthe BALrIMonx A~Hn,cAs, July :.
CEAtN.-Therc has been various parcels Of
new wheat to market to-day. but most of them
were soft and damp and unfit for grinding. The
quality of the grain, however, proves the crop
to be excellent. We quote the range Of prices
for new reds according TO condition aud suitable.
ness for grinding, at so to 30 cents. So also
quote the range of prices of new white wheats,
at 30 100 cents, as in condition.
We note sales of Md. white corn to-day al 10 a
Il cents; also OF yellow at ~ 10! cts Sale,
OF prime Oats at ~ 35 cents:
WHISKEY is advancing. Sale. ofhhds. at 30
a 205 cents, and of bb!s at 81 a 2lI cents.
TnosE ov ouu CIrizESs who desire good
Medicine. will find in the justly celebrated
Pills Of Doctor BranLr,th, which have performed
cures upon thousands Of helpless and hopeless per-
sons, after the usual scientific skill of Physician,
had consolcd them with the assurance tina. they
could do more. The properties of these Pills,
anti.bilious and apartment medicine, unrvsl.
led all who Use them recommend them; their viz.
tues surpass oil eulosy, aud mus, lie used to be ap.
prrciateJ. The weak aud delicate will he strength
enej hy their u'e, no, by macing, hut by removing
the cause Of the we ,knes-, the gross and corrupt
humors of the body. They require change in
the diet, Of any kind Plain directions &C.
company each box. that every one is his own
competent physician.
Ur Purchase of II. b Masser, Sunhuty, or Of
the agents, published in another part Of this paper
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a CA Is ID.
ADMlNISTRA SALE
VALUABLE FARM
SON StJ

~ IL y ~ IL Il.
DY VIRTUE Of he power vested in me. hy
ID the will Of the late THoNA. GhAsr, deed,
viii he sold a, public sale on Wednesday the 23d
day OF Julv next at the Monsoon House, upon the
premises ui the Mansion Farm of the late Thomas
Grant, decd, in Augusta township, Nor,hurb-r-
land county. Pa, sa,te On the east side OF the Ri.
yer su,qurhanna, sluidistaht, and about a mi'c
from the Boroughs oi Sunhufy and Northnmber-
land. all that valuable estate. late the Mansion
Farm Of sa d Thomas Grant, deed. adjoining the
farm of Samuel Hunter on the south. land OF Tho.
mas R"lhs on the east, other land Of the late Tho.
mas Gran, on the north, and The Su,quehanna Ri
yer on The west, containing, together, two hundred
aud twenty six actes and seventy perches. more or
less, of which about two hundred and fifteen attes
are cleared ami about hundrcd and iiitcct acres
are tlrst rate River bottom land.
1he Improvements consist Of two story d6uhle
farm house. 40 feet front hy ~ feet IN deth, with
irrriie hack building and Il anne ki,rheii, aud stone
milk house and oven attached. and a pump ard
well n excellent Water IN the kitchen, stoIc
smuke h",ise. large bank rifn. st story stone
2d d,. frame, so fee, ons by 36 feet "a d, pth d.
STORY wnrnn house, t-ih glanary above and corn
cnb a, achei, fratiie carriage houSa aud granary
and large lid h.th and stable, with new and
lihprostd tlir iress, wi''i shncieJ rOuf otei the
same. And
F''' Y w" h''iy hiiCk u"'hHE H""Hei wi
t,lning in front % feet and IN detnh 81 ieei, 10
inches, aud 'Ilck two story kitchen, 20 fee, in irnn,
by "A fee, inches in depth. There ate UPON
the prcm IS two apple orchards in excellent order,
| Oft r,ost valuable fruit, one containing abou,
ep,, and ,hc nhri abnn, nine acres
This Farm Is one Of the mos, valuable and pro-
ducl,e IN the State, ia IN the highest state 81 cul
,ivalinn, oni located in the heart ola district
which, Tor saluhnty OF tm,ie aid plcturesdu,
scenery, is unsurpassed. II is situate on the poo
Of the Shaursin dam at the eastern termination n
the Northumberland Bridge. it, proximity to ,h,
thriving boroughs of sunbury and Northumberland
ard The prubahIlny that the hills contain .slusbl,
bodies o Iron Ore, and ,s adm rabe location IN tn,
heart ofIhe Iron and Coal regions of Pennsy l.ania
to which there is a heavy aud incressng emiera
ton, gives this Property an sddtonsl value, anc
renders II well worthy of the at enllGn of capital
lets and farmers.
or Terms made known on The day nf sale.
KENDERTON SMITH,
Adm'r, &c., OF Thomas Grant dee D
Sunbuy, May 10, lsi5-st.
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The following is extracted from the address
Of Judge Lewis before the people Of Lancaster,
at the funeral ceremonies of General Jackson -
"Hi. early participation in the revolutionary
struggle for independence attached him to the
principles of liberty-and the loneliness Of his
orphan desolation, which stripped him of every
object Of love, concentrated his undivided affec
tions upon his country the hardships ofhis youth
enabled him to sustain the storms which assailed
his manhood. The storms of his manhood drew
the attention of his countrymen to the nature Of
their free institutions, and made them familiar
with the principles by which they were to be
perpetuated. When we see the humble orphan
boy become mighty ruler, we feel increased
attachment to our form of Government which
secures alike to high aud low its blessings and
honors. In his old age, he taught the lesson that
the man who had occupied the most exalted sta.
tion in the whole world was not too proud to
become follower OF the meek and lowly Jesus
that the Spirit which had never quailed to MAN
could bow in meek submission to the will of
God--and that while Royalty was seeking his
likeness to ornament its halls, and Antiquity
wa. surrendering its monuments to adorn his Sc
pulchre, he preferred a simple burial by the side
of his deceased companion, TO the vain ambition
Of reposing in Sarcophasus, which had preserv.
ed the remains Of a monarch of the old world
more than thousa years
He was laid by the side Of his wife ! Their
HsAurs were united on EaRrH--their SPIRITS
shall mingle in IlEavEN--and the FLOWERS, tha,
bloom over their resting place, shall blend their
sweet perfume together"
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Grand Jurors,
!mbut Abraham Kissinter.
Dela,bart.-Wm. McWiams, Christian Gosh,
snr., John N. Oyster, George Mac,eller.
Leicis.-Andfew kcrshner, ".
.lhHon.-I.eonard Bedclman, Jonathan Adai,i
Chhsqud7nc,- MeWilliams. James +.
Murray, Geotse w. Fries Benjamin TroxeL
Poini-Dsniel putsel
Northumberiund.-Cieorsc Apsley.
Sunbury -Samuel uobln, BENJAMIN Robins
George Young.
Ansr'.a' '-Na,hanirl t.y,lc, James Campbell.
Si0nokin John Gass
Upper Nahonoi .-tiideon Shade.
Lo,cer Mahoroy.--thri-an Albert, Peter Rei,z
I1cks0n.-Gearse Derp!n.
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3DUE ENMHUNE
= | \ n @ S.


VIlHE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent
L for the sale &c CONRAD MEYERS Gel
EBR \TED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pr
AMOS, a, this place These Pianos have plain,
massive and beautiful exterior iui-h, an1 Tor depth
and sweetness Of tone. and elegance of workman.
ship, are not surpassed by any in the Unttd States
The following is a recommendation from Cant
DIKrs, celebrated performer, and himself man.
uiartuIert
a CA Is ID.
H,,iSG had the pleasure OF trying the excel
lent Piano Forlcs Manufactured by Mr.. Meyer, AMI
exaihcd At the lat exhibition of the Franklin In
sttu,e feel i, due Ia the true merit Of the maker
10 ,'cclarc ,ha, thr,e Instruments ate 1uiic equal
and in some RESPECTS even superior, 10 all the i>
ano Fmtrs, saw at the capi,sls of Europe, and
during o soourn Of two years n Paris.
Thes. Pianos will hc sod al the manu ufacturcr's
loves, Philadelphia prices il not sonieihlng lower
Persons are requested 10 call and examine for
themselves, at the residence of the subscriber.
Sunhurv. May IL, lsi5. II. B. MASSER.
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LIST OF JURORS
Grand Jurors.

OF. Northumberland County, fof Angus, Term.
~ A. ID. Is45.
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Petit Jurors.

7wbui.--tohn NJ, House, Enoch Eshbsuch,
John Lr'dy.
Delauare.-t t,hn Nicely, tfcnry Reader, jr.,
Henry Deflendericr, William Hood,
Lewis.-W illiam Ruckman.
MHm.--W lllian Strns.
ChMsquaqne -Joseph X inc,
Point.-john Paul.
Standardization Wsnck. r.
Sunbuy.-BenJamin Hendricks, Gideon NJ.
Yorks. George Zimmerman, Thomas Robins.
Augusia.-Daniei HaItman, Daniel Iimmer-
man.
Shnmotir.-Joscph Kaseman, Solomon ffum-
mel, Casper Adams, Augustus Huey. John Dun
krlhcrper, son of Henry, Philip Keller, Rober,
Campbell, jr
CoaL-W i,liam Gearhar,, Stephen D,tenben-
der, Solomon Wary.
Upper Mahsnoy.--Georse shade, George
Helm. John Smck.
Lorer Mahonos.-Pctcr kocher, George En-
rich. IT,. Peter Bixtr.
Jackson Jacob Bro-nls. Isaac Reiiz.
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To the Electors Of Norlhumbcrland
County.
a ! the solicitation Of number OF my friends In
1 different parts Of the county. have consented
TO be q Candidate for The office of
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rRoTHoNorARY.

Shou'd I've so f"i'uno,e as to he elected, I picdp
myself to dischafee the du,ies of The Office ~u,
promp'ness and fidelity JAMES HEARD
McEwens,ilie. June 2lst, ls45.
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Estate Of Catharine Hill, decd.

Sunhury, July 5th, ls45.-4i Regis cr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
NOTICE

rNlE Schuo; ~ N"rh Whe,i,n.. conducted y,
MIR and MRS WALLACE. vii resume ~
rctaiio's on Wcdre,day, The Sih OF. liis de.
iernn'd mci To receive male srhula.s any lougcr
INTO lhis school. except such as may be iiudyipg a.,
dead languages or advanced branches al Eng isI
cducniion, md who may suit 10 study heir lesson.
~ h"hie. and attend NJ un appointed Lou, To- Teciie
IA the male department UfIhr school builJiuss, aud
then retire.
Prices as formerly. $1,000 aud SIP 90 nor term
oi22 weeks. There viii bc s.ne exlra ,harecs Tor
experiments ia Naluml Philosophy AID Ch,mistry.
Positively ~" scholar will be received iur a shooter
per'"d than a hrm of % weeks. uulcs> a SPECIAL
ngfeement 10 the contrary he previously made
As The proper formation al classes Is very impor'nui
ho'h Ia teachers aud pupils, It Is particularly re,
quesieG That all scholars be ptcscm M he FIST d,,
at The i,riu. Fam scholars s'udyinc the dead Ian.
euaecs pny Will he required in ad,ance,on account
ui The lowness of the price. No deduction from
iuiii"n fees will he made on account Of ah,er ce
it"m school. except in cases ul pioiraclci sickness
should The School seem w justify IT. well qunlI.
he'd assistant teacher VIII he etnpluyed during this
wihier. Also Tor snoh ladies' as may wish IL Take
lessons in mn'ic. accommodations may he expected
D'nller wiH be provided lor such day s~rtr'ars as
may wish II a few female boardcrs WIN taken
'ui" The family. over whom parental care Will bc
exercised
The fullnwln arc the certificates IN favor NJ Mr.
Mlllirsn, Who Is lu be engaged IN teaching. irpm
Kew Mr. Macarthur, Professor 90 Tho Gr,,k Lam
gnoge ana Literature. and from Mr. hioGfn. PROBES.
s"r ui HE Roman Language and Literature, aud Of
d.s'hciics. IN Minm, University.
MIAMI UNIVERSITY. Aug 30. 1915
Having had ample oppi!muuiCS ut heiug ac
lnain'ei with the aininmcuis I'll Mir John Mill.
gan M The Greek language. | duhcsirnlirgly Il CONS
mend hm as iutly qualified 10 each such 81 The
Greek authors as are used la our academies. III
structure uf The language he has care
Iullv sndied md understands. lie uc.cd as iu,ur Of
a Grammar School n shott distance from his place,
i"r some time, and discharged the duti,s of The
place in n manner highly satisfactory 10 his en-.
ployor. As the Pwf Of Mathematics under whom
he prosecuted his studies in that department.. is moi
NJ present connected with this institute n. il ~ M moi
he "ui of place for me Ia say, that he was esteemed
one Of the best m"a,hemniici, ms OF his class.
Oh his moral character 1t is enough To say. thai
he Is n professor OF religion, and as lar as Is known
TO me, does honor 10 his profession.
JAS M'ARTEUR.
| am very happy 20 add INV testimony To the re-.
spectacle auaIumenIs of Alr MllliCan in LAIN Lit
tTaIure JAS CLEMENT At
oci2 I'm
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No. IsS

TIiE \ OR and C,mmpa TN II ne
CITY "J Uhe'h"g ;-il,s, eel, ,unt h nr.nbic
h'dits ." zee ihni ,rnI cav $ rgeani AID hs Lcpu-
tics attend Co keeping The children cut ui N. sire eIs..
~ some of hem NIGH be seriously iuiur,n IN il,
nm reccdsnitd press OF cu.'emers iu = ID HAM
PEtfS Fashionable Hat and Cap E>iabl,sLm,r i.
corner NJ Main and Uui,n S.ncls. where hc has
received ihis day "A sIlsi did hLu Hats and tats.
W hand ann t%rreiving. Dentleweu's No ! Bea-
yer Hos, do No Z do d". do Mol cn.s,'n.re H.is.
de- No dndo. du M ! ltussia liais. do NJ = do do,
do coucy lliis WOOL Hats.
Received irm Philadelphia Geniiemen's o.isa
Black e!gh S"uch ears. dp dn Naval de-. do Boston
d". do Fancy 'loih do. q cot mon De- Mems Eut
coGs diicrcui Qualities. Gou'hs' mud Bnys clnh de-.
aud inflni,' .loih cars. Mems and Boys
spanish satin caps. dn Ito liar Seal d.. 'iinfs ~
al kinds constantly on hand cheap. Chi and see.
sep - = - HARPER.
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FOR GENTLEMEN.
o THE LADIES,

Corenres, a magnificent new article Tor Ladies
dress; New style Mouslin de Lame do do; Cash
mere De Ecosse beautiful patterns; Rep do d do
do; Imperial rich Girdles aud Tasscl cOid for dres-
ses; Splendid Buttons wih variegaled Gimps do d.;
a new article OF La POlkn; lnscrlngs very uperiir;
Rich Bonnet Ribbons entirely new; J.fIin Edge;
Blk and inncy col'd plain. fig'd and baird Alpacas:
SuieI Silk Warp de-; Cuburgh cloth; Bubbin and
Thread Edgings; new style EarlsIon. French and
Manchester G'nghoms Striped. Tarlelon and bnrfd
Muslms; Black aud blue Black Merinu Yarn Tor
Ladies Hose, with a general stock VI Prints. Cblnizi
&c.
ALSO-EStra super Gunpowder, Imperial and
Pow shoug Teas; Rio aud Lnguyra COFFEE.
1000 LBS Of Cotton Yarns. Coveflet Yarns
carpet chain, white and all culors; fr sale exceed
IngIy low by GEORGE MMURRAY.
oct I 3m Market Square.