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IHlO THE CREDITORS or THE ESTATE

VEVO THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE
Ill OF JOHN LINN, DECEASED. - The
subscriber has been appointed by the Court
OF Common Pleas of Monroe county, Commission
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township, near Beallsvllle. Dated April IA, 1915
S4 THOMAS GRIFFITH.
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R.aLS.qM OF WILD CHERRY

That 1t stands at the head Of all other remedies
is now universally conceded 1t has cured thous-
ands upon thousands-of all classes-in cases OF
the most dangerously consumptive character
And physicians ofthe greatest eminence throghout
our whole country unhesi,atingly recommend it,
as the
MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE
ofPulmonary diseases IN the whole range of Phar-
macy. The sales in the Western States have thus
far been unparalleled; and the most gratifying
proofs of its efficacy have been received from every
place where ii has been used. Thousands of
CONSUMPTIVE PATIENTS
have already tested its exalted virtues and confess
sed its surprising excellent and amazing power
The remarkable success of this Balsam is no doubt
owing in great measure to the peculiarly agreea-
bic and powerful nature of its ingredients. 1t is
FINE HERBAL MEDICINE!
Composed chiefly Of WILD CHERRY BARK
and the genuine ICELAND MOSS-(the latter
imported expressly for this purpose,) the rare med
ica virtues of which, are also combined by a new
chemical process the best ever discovered for
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
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FEVHE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMP-
Ill TlON.-Among all the famous medicines
for Consumption none seems to be meeting with
greater success, or gaining higher reputation
than that most wonderful article,
T,,1N
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A PIE NCIL SKETCH.

must claim the indulgence of my readers if
give them an account of visit in the country, so
instructive, SO bright, so cheerful, that nothing
bnt the absolute breaking up of the mind can ever
obliterate Its record, or dispe the bright vision
from my imagiua ton. know my fair readers
for with some such, am sure my humble reports
are kindly honored--will feel an interest in it; and
If have any Unfair readers, l beg them at orce
to turn over the rage.
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CantreIl's Aguc Mixture, or Tonic
ncdiCalnenta,

For the cure IF oil Bilious affections, i taken ot'
cOr,!iig 10 directions
1t is a never failing remedy which no family
ough' t, be without, especially in low nsrshy
countries.
As this medicine is put Up under the propric,
tors mredatc inspection on the most scientific
trincpcs beng Purely Vegetable, and having
tried its efficacy on thousands, for upwards Of l2
years and to his knowledge when lsken strictly ac.
corng to drecrons, there hs. not been one ia lure,
Under such circumstances | recommend 1t 10 tho
public, adding certificate in support Of my ssso'"
lion.
/. JGhn Burns do certify That was in the shU'
Tobacco Plant Of Phiitdcrh,, Capt. Reed, in
June, 1897 bound 10 liverpool, took the fever
aud nCue and laid in hivrrtoCl some tine under
the doctors hands, wcot from there 10 Baltimore.
lay in the Inlirmarv for four or five wreks-from
thence to PhilsdeIphia; was six months under DIR.
Goats from thence to New lork-went to tie
Hospital remained there about four weeks without
any relief-trIed every thing wthou, INV benefit,
for five years. Hearing of CanuePs Ague Mix
iure from a frjeud | went to bis store, told him
how | was afflicted, and got bottle of his mixture
and used II according to directions. 1t made per-
lcct cure aud have not had the least rrtun since.
| do with confidence recommend II To the public,
JOHN BURNS.
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4 TRULY WONDERFUL CURE.

WAT.uvtLLr, Oucrls ro.. \. Y. Sept. IS. 1913.
nra, = RI owe i % the afflicted tn inform y II
that M ,nuarv l,-i was attacked Ivy very vIo.
lent cold, cau., d hy woklrg III the water, which
settled ou my lungs 1t vas arcnmphnird hv a ve.
r, sr>p,e pain in my breast and sides, and also
dlsnes>rug cough. | had N attendance all the 'cst
nc. .icl nd m our vdltee; hut after eNhausrlng all
their ,kll no nv III. hey pronounced my dI,ease
cn>FIuMfp Co>sVMPrIn>, aud they one and ali
gare me up 10 die. After much persuasion ! got
he ,nn-,tl ot nv phv-lc To use the BALs'M oF
WlLr Cut Ruy vr, pared 10y DR WIsrAn. pur-
chased nf the Agent IN our place one bottle, before
usuu ha'f # which D,pan to gain strength aud 1t
" = very evident my cough was much better and
nv SYMPTOMS n every way improving. | have
now used three hnill,s and am restored 10 perfect
health This rr.uh ~ nj ne owing 10 the u~r ot
DIR WlSTAR'S BNL~AN OF WILD CHER
RY, and take this method of wing you the in
Crruntiuu plrrly 10 paw YOU the debt of erntitude
owe YOU and parity that Others similarly afflicted
may know where 10 Apply Tor rellet.
Nrty truly yours, JAMES SAGE.
Mn. PALMru Druseisi, under ite of w atoryIlle.
Sept 2ith, lS43. writes;
Thr slatsmeu, given You by Mr. lanes Sage is
well kuowu TO be true hy tits lphOLe community.
|, c,rt .rulv was mos, remarka le cure. The sale
of he Bal-rm i. very Eond, aml It's success IN cures
uuy ALTERING, fouIs resp. ctlu'ly,
ID. u. PALMER
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD !
CANTRELL'S
Celcbratt\i Family Medicines

VWIILL not cure every thing, but still remain
w unequalled in their several departments Ivy
every thing offered to the public. who have
voluntary came forward sud offered numerous and
highly respectable teslimonais Uf their superior
. ffic 'cy.
CanfreF, Compound Medieufcd Syrup Of Sur-
snpdr5Hai or, Ant-Scorbuuc Syrup, for the cure
OF ScoriuIa, Chronic Rheumatism, Chronic Swell
lings OF the Joints, Erupton- Of the Skin. and ell
Diseases arising from the abuse of Mercury, &c,
unsurpassed Ivy any thing in the market, comb-
nlng all the virtues resident in the Sar-aparia
with a modefn mcdcamrnt, only lately hrough;
gu, hy the most respectable medical authorities.
Price, so cents pr h"tdc.
CntreR's .4at-Dgspeptic Potcdcr, for the TO.
lief ard permanent Of that most distressing
com1aiut Dyspepsia, III all It. forms and s'sgcs
1t is truly mos valu ,ble remedy. SJII in bottles
al IS and so cents each.
Ca,,freNs .4guc Mixture ard Tonic Nsdjca.
nlenta stands at The bead OF the list unrIvaed Wy
rny or all the innumcrale medicines in use
throughout the length and bread Of the land, for
the cure OF FgvEn and AGUE in all its stages, AMI
from all its consequences,
Residents in Fever ana Ague districts should
never lie wilhou! n.
The subscriber will forfeit EIFTY DOLLARS
where his medicine tails to perform cure in tho
most ohsnaDe case.
sid Who es,l- ard Retail nv CALEB CRES-
son. a, his Drug Warehou,e No. 6 North Third
street, Philadelphia also, nv the regularly sp-
pointed agent. SETH ". ROBERTS, Whoess c
Druggist No. 81 Water Street, Mobile.
Prepared orly hv tie Subscriber, corner of CAR
| PENTER and SECOND Streets, below Christi
an, Philadel phia, where il ia also retailed.
Observe none are genuine without the sigma Vi q
If JOHN A. CANTRELL.
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Extract from a London paper. ]

we re not ourselves,
When nature. being oppressed, commands the mind
TO suffer with the body,"
This is a ,ruism conceived by tho master mind
Of Shakespeare, which neither sophis'ry nor argu-
lnent eau refutc. To all those who are suffering
from bilious attacks, indigestion and a,ulency we
would with great sincerity recommend, as never
failing remedy, Drandreth's Pills. The testimoni
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.
UJr Purchase of II. D. Masser, sunhury, or Of
the agents, published in another part of this paper.
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MEDICINES, DRUGS.
DYEsTUFFs, PAINTS, Sc,

TVNHE subscriber keeps constantly Tor sale IN ih'
Il most rcasonab terms, All a. soTiment ct hedi
cInrs, Drugs, Dyrsutls, PaIns Oils Narn'shes &c.
Beng larg,ly engaged in grIndnl such aT lclrs
as Ginger, Mustard aud Pep, er. lie has tn IN Tor
sale OF a superior quality, below the market pice.
He would mcnti u lhsl he has II Patent NJ CHINE
worked hy sream power, which 'nahrs hm To s'lI
Perry OF the WY h st quality ioT B! cents III. III
Bladd Is, aud 3 cents in Bulk.
lie coufd, nty asserts that his prices are such
a, TO give sa i,idctiun % those WHO mN favor hlm
vuh call J. W. W. GORDON,
NJ 1872 We, P:ait ST Baltimore, oI poslte Bal
iim re ard phtp Rnl Road Depot.
~ b, No ch nsr made, Tor delivering Goods III
any par of rhe civ.
March Sh lst5 -3n
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YraVers Jurors.

Delatcare-Jacob Moseller, Franklin II. Car
vcr.
MHon.-Joseph Rhoads, WIN, Hinan.
ChiHSGuague Gale.
Northumberland - Joseph Nandykr, David
ID pdGe.
pOint.-LoreuZp Huusel.
Sunbury.-C Chules Hllcman, John j. Pursri,
G deon Marke, George Bucher, John Auod.
augusta Joseph Wei,lel, Jacob Sea.hoIz
Samuel Kleffrr John Zimmerman. William Fur
man, Jacob Cas-, snr., Alan Nedig, Joseph Ss-
vldge Jacob Rem, Benjamin kricGhhaum, Robert
Campbell, IT,, Daniel Conrad, son OF luhn
.Sbdmekin - Joseph Hoover, R1ler Farms
worh, snr., Abraham Brady, Moses Richie, James
Glss, Isaiah Morgan.
Rush George Mutcler, john pheTdmt
Ceai david Thompson, Joseph Bind.
lpper Mah0HOy Ciak, Samuel RlsslrI,
Geo,re Paul, Jacob Gess.
LoDsr MahoDoy Jacob Lenher, solomon
Heckcr,, John Kirnl, Jacob Stepp, Wan, ShaArr,
John Lenker.
Little Mlhonoy Jacob Miller.
JackSon--Samuel Mach, Jacob Seller, sur.
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GAMING IN FRANCE In France, the passion
for gaming just now is intense. Young Rus
sian lately lost, in a single night, hundred and
twenty thousand francs As he was writing
the next day, an order on his banker for the
sum, police officer presented himself and in
formed him that he had lost his money to pro-
fessed and dishonest gamblers, and that he must
not pay it. The Russian went Immediately to
the Prefcct OF Police, where the same instruc
tons were repeated to him. "Sir," said the
young man, 81 am accustomed to pay gambling
debts and | have lost hundred and twenty
thousand francs Here is the sum. ] commits.
sion you to pay my gambling creditors. If they
are williams, let the poor have the benefit of my
losses" Snch "pgeons' as the young Russi.
an, are probably rare.
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Petit Jurors.

Letris.-David Moyer, Samuel Lerch, Michael
Wag' er. John Tweed.
Dela,care-James Cakes, Peter klrckner Phil.
ip Pressler.
MLon.-John Murray, F. W. Pollock, Simon
Randolph.
ChAisqsaque Daniel p. CauI, Samuel Berk-
hemer Neal Csul.
Point James Skinner.
Sunbury WIN. Martz, Henry Weis, Walter
Bell.
Augusta-Joshua Folk, George RIle, Caleb
Ely Max Slaughr, Thomas MendeRhaA,
.Shanrokin d ,nnl Haas, j..
RuI.-Abrsham Hoffman.
CoaL-Joseph Snyder, PemberlOn Bind, Wm.
Feqrly. George Armstrong, j..
Upper MahOnoy.-Dan,el Moyer, John Maiich'
DAVID Rez.
Loiuer MahOnos.-Danel Rothermel, Peter Bo'
rel.
Jaekson.-Michael Bobb, David Schwartz, John
Clark, jr.
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BALTInIoRE MARKET.

Office offhe BAlrIMoRE AaEuIcAS. March IS
FLOUR-The Sales of Howard street Florr
of good mixed brands are moderate from store al
81 so The receipt price is now sI,37l.
We hear ofno transactions in City Mills Flour.
Holders ask si,75
A sale of 600 bbls Sssquehanna Flour on
Saturday al Si,624. Other parcels sold al 5 so.
GRAlN.-on Saturday and to-day about 1000
bushels Pennsylvania red Wheat, quality net
prime, were sold at 80 a 100 cts and ioad OF
prime Pennsylvania white at - Is. Sales OF
Corn to-day at Al cents for white and "A cts, for
yellow, lot of Pennsylvania yellow was sold
,oday at ts cents We quote Oats at 25 2G
cts, Sales of Pennsylvania Rye al 65 cents
Maryland Rye is worth So 6l cents. A sale OF
400 bushels Pennsylvania Cloverseed, not free
of ripple, was made on Saturday at S3,G2! pei
bushel.
WHISKEY. A safe of considerable parce
was made on Saturday at 81 cts. for bbls The
stock now in market is light. and most holder.
ask % cts The last sales of hhds were at %!
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Sam Slick who is close observer of every
thing going on, asks if it isn't curious that we'd
yer think OF nothin' else. A young gal is always
thnkin' of her own. AS soon as she is married,
she is a match-makn' for her companions; and
when she is a grain older, her darter'S weddIn'
Is uppermost agn. Oh, takes great study TO
know a woman. How cunnin' they are. Ask a
young gal the news, she'll tell you all the
deaths in the place, 10 make you think she don't
man, she'll tell you all the marriages, TO make
you think she is takln' an interest in the world
that she aia't.
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EXTRACT ORA LETTER FROMA POST
MASTER DATED

PrnBuoKE. Washington CO., Maine, Apr. 30, sii.
MR.. ISAAC BUTrS.-DeH SIR: At the re-
qucs, of many Of my irieud, in this place and vic
rity who are afflicted with consu'np'Ion and liver
comp'a,nis | axe fhc hHer'v of asking y"u To ap-
10 II, some one ~ this county a. agent to sell WIS
r,u's R,tstN ~ Win CRERnY, and TO send him
q few d zen ss there ls none Of l. for sole within
200 m,tps from this | have no doubt that il would
met With ready sale If 1t were where II cou'd e
,iocured without to- much expense and DELAY.
Nv wife attacked shout six m nths since
with what the physicians called the first sage oi
c n-umprion--a complaint very prevalent in this
5. c ION of country. Having seen the Balslm ad-
vefI srd IN Augusta
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THE Misses RICE AND THE THREE BEARs.-
The Portland Advertiser states that, in sec!u.
ded part of Oxford county, called "The Ando-
yer Surplus" there reside two female farmers,
who occupy a few acres, and "do their own
Chores" hiring uac help only for haylng and
harvesting. Out in the woods lately with the
ox.team, cutting and drawing winters wood,
one of the Misses Rec was attracted by the
barking of the dog at hollow tree. One Of the
young ladies was absent for the moment, and
the other chopped hole in the tree and came
to bear skin! Nothing daunted at the sight,
she gave a poke, and out scrambled bruin,
whom she knocked down and despatched. A
second bear Immediately made his appcs rance,
and she despatched him! A third bear then
crept from the tree, and the same axe finished
him This Miss Rice considered good NOR.
nings work, for there is "A two dollar bounty on
bears, and the skins and grease are worth five
dollars at least. We should like to see Miss
Rice OF the "Andover Surplus !"
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TIE MOST REMARKABLE
CURE EVER RECORDED.

HApun>rrEIn \. J ApJil 20, lst3.
On or ahnut the 1871 day uf October, lsil, was
taken with violent pain in the sile near the liver.
which ,unrnurd Tor about five days and WAS fol-
lowed ~ the break ne OF an uc,r, or s-ess, IN,
wadDy. which relieved the pain lirlle, hot caused
M To throw ups great quantity of offensive mater
and ais, much no,d Being greatly alarmed al
This applied 10 n physician, but he said he lhous
he cnuli d. hul iii inf me rNc"p give me some
Neyr,frg P.RS whch refused 10 take, feeling
4, sf,d tNat hey c,uid do me no good many o.
,h,r m die, were then procured 10y my wife AMI
ftpu,l, tut uorc dh me any goddard the DIS
rharcr of blood aud corruption s'ill cuutuurd eS,ry
t.w daYs aud al last become otter sIye that
c,ud scarcely he lw,s asn seized with W.
oIrnt cough, witch At times caused me to raise
mo h more bloc than | hid done hefore-aud my
disease contHued in this way, sui growing woTse
uuul F,hrurry. when ali hope d my rec,Very was
given up and my iIre.ds nil thought would die
Of II GALLofISG CoSsUNPTIoN. At This moment,
when my life spparrn " drawing near it, cln-e,
heard OF DIR. NISrAR'S Is A J. s An q +
WILD CHELRY and got bottle which Rg'
LrEv,p Nh IMMLnIATLLY ; and by The Use of only
three tiles # h- med cine, all my pans were
remo,ed--my cough and sIiltOg OF bool aud cor
rupnon euurely stopped and in a few weeks my
heahh vas 50 far restored as 10 enable me 10 wo'k
AT my lrSde, (Which Is caTponitr,) aud up 10 this
ime have rnj yed good health,
THOMAS COZENs.
GL0VcEsrru Couxrf, y, $"
Personally came before me, the subscriber, one OF
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IMMORTALITY There is in the conscious.
ness of every man deep Impression Of contin-
ned existence. The casulst may reason against,
1t till he bewllder himself ii his own sophistrIes;
but voice within gives the lie to his vain spec
uations, aud pleads authority or life which is
to come The sincere aud humble inquirer
'Cherlshes the Impression, while he seeks Tor
further light on subject 50 momentous; and
he thus receives with absolute conviction, the
truth which beams upon him from the revela-
sion OF God-that the mysterious part OF bis be.
ing. which thinks, and wills, and reasons, shall
indeed survive the wreck of its mortal tene.
lnent, and is destined for Immortality.
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MediCated syrup Of fsarsnpariIIa.

''1'VV 1I'''TII % T''F IN''II TIT
Mr. Jous \. ClSTRkLL
Dear Sir,-Having been afflicted Tor upward Of
two wears with liberation Of the throat, de-trnynJ
The whole Of he soft pt!,te, then through the upper
part # nv mouth into INV nose, from which se'eT-
al tieces Of bore cune nut, which partially destroy-
ed nv speech, through kind Providence and yuut
Mcdcated Syrup of SIrsnpariJli, am now restored
tn perf,c, lleahh, and my sight. which was 30 much
impair d, is as strong as when hoy.
| though, 1t a duty owed 10 you and those smi>
lary affected, 10 make il public.
Yours, Respectfully.
SANTEb KIRK
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George Neihart'S Estate.

"a Office is hereby gwen that letters Of ad-
~ .hnis,ratinn have been granted 10 the subsr-
brr on the estate Of George Neihari, late Of Au-
gus,a township Northumberland county, deed.
All persons indebted 10 said estate, or having d..
man's against the same, are requested 10 meet the
subscrih,r, on Mondy tn l2lh day Of May next,
a, the house If the decea, ed Tor settlement.
JACOB HARTMAN,
April 5th, lSi5.-6t Admir-.
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Rule OF Court.

Peter Shiley's a5m'rs, vs. william Waller.
IN the Cuuu of Comm"n Pess Of NorthumleT
l. land county, January l4th, 1915, on motion of
\. jordan, Esq tie count grant rdl" on ire ludg-
nient and lieu crcdlors Of W l,ilm Wicker, Ia up.
peor on tn fist day oi April term uext. and how
c,use why he money in court should not h" applied
TO the Judgment ia fsyor II Peter Sh,t v adm 5.
SAMUEL y. lord IN,
Pro,honot,ry'. Ohic", P'o'h'g
SnnhnrY. Frh 90, 1875 At
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PRopER KIND OF PRIpE.-We conceive it
to be the highest species of honor that can be
conferred upon man, to be enabled to say that
he elevated himself from poverty and honest
manual toll, to the nobest position in society.
II is still more creditable when the man thus e.
levated is not ashamed Of his former mechani.
cal skill 1t is truly commendatory therefore
when the Hon. Luther Severance, member OF
Congress from Maine, and most amiable and
talented gentleman, says OF Simon Cameron,
the United States Senator from Pennsylvania,
that something more than twenty years ago he
worked by his side, as a journeyman, in Gales
81 Seaton's printing Office, at Washington, and
boarded at the same house with him. This is
something to be proud Of