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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-12-18
Exhibition of the

Exhibition of the
Guyascutis, Richerrinocious, Hippofa'
mus, the Grand CARAVAN, and that
naonstrous animal, the Bullgine.
STIR UP THE .MOyNKE VS..
EXTRA PETE STILL ON THE WING.
DETER HosHOUR, Jr. Will diligently
Il and faithfully execute any business tina,
may be entrusted to his care in this county,
either as an officer or collector. Auctioneer
ing will be performed upon the slightest no.
tice, in the latest city styles. Willing to aid
my fellow men, will purchase paper at a
small discount. will also keep buggy and
horse tor the accommodation of my friends,
upon very fair terms-and every other bust.
ness attended to on most pleasing terms
My Office is at No 6 upstairs, Lawyers Row,
where | can be found when at home, OF astrad-
die of some molasses hogshead on Market st.
When absent, Samuel tinker and Joseph FL
Clover are authorised to receive and receipt
for claims in my name. Give ne call, oh
dew noac.
N. b. A few Rat Traps on hand, of superb
or quality, which will be sold cheap.
September a, 1916.
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DOHflestiCs.

-44-4 6 4 Brown Musins
ga "A 10 4 Bleached do
Bleached and Brown Drills, Osnaburgs
Tickings, Apron Checks, Linsey
Whit. and Red Fiannels, Cotton Yarn.
All Just received and for sale cheap at
Nov. 6, rs. HEAD QUARTERS.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-12-18
Estray Steer.

.N..a. TAKEN up by the subscriber.
in October last, an ESTRAY
STEER, about three years old,a pale red, has
large bell on, but no mark perceptibie.-
The said Steer has been appraised to be worth
eight dollars The owner is requested 10
prove property, pay charges and take him a
way. JOSEPH CLICK.
December 1e--3t pd
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Married,

On the 18th inst. by Rev. Hy. ST.
John Rinker, Mr.. JACKSON SMITH, to
Miss Mary c., eldest daughter Of Mr..
Isaac Painter, all Of this county.
On the 4th inst. by Rev. George G..
Brooke, Mr.. JoEL RIDER, formerly Of
Cuipeper county, to Miss SARAH Pr
TIERS, Of this county.
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enc

Correction. in the question in physical as
tronomy, published week before last, typo
graphical error escaped our notice. 'Youquin'
should have been .Yonqun.'
u- We would call attention to the unset
tied question about ssThat Bean Vine." which
was propounded to TYRo. Perhaps he, too,
like QUERIsT, has ssgone to Mississippi's
balmy State" to spend the winter. lfso, has
he left no ssfriend" behind him to maintain his
ssrights,,2
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-12-18

to ancient usage. Members of adjacent Lodges,
and all Masons in coed standing, are respect
fully invited to meet with them on that coca
sion. Luray, Dec. IL, 1916.
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: The Farm,
upon which he now resides. containing about
One THOUSAND ACRES

of LAND, 400 of which are in cultivation,
and about 70 ACRES in MEADOW. It is
admirably adapted for GRASS and the Gull
ture of WHEAT. CT A prolonged indul.
gence will be given for the payment of part
Of the purchase money. ifthe interest is paid
annually. To an active and energetic man,
this property presents very de.irable
investment. Possession given at once
JOHN d. MILES,
HARDY CO.. Sept 4. l845.-tf
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Masonic.

THE MASONIC
Brethren of LAFAYET-
TIE LODGE, No. 1877,
Luray, Virginia, will
celebrate the approach
ing Anniversary of St.
john the Evangelist,
HC7th inst occordipr
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NEW
STAPLE AND FANCY
Dry Goods, SC. sc.
kCOntZ & Einges

kcOntz & Einges
HAVE just received from Philadelphia
AE and Baltimore, :. large and splendid as
sortment of Staple and Eanc, Dry Goods,snd
respe ctfully solicit the citizens of Woodstock
and the surrounding neighborhood in general,
to call in before purchasing elsewhere.
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Crockcry & stone Ware.

"A good assortment constantly kept on
"A hand and for sale very low, by
July 81. l845. J C. SCHMITT,
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FOR THE SENTINEL.
TO WIN. Il #*
.ALL'S WE'LL.

Ingenius youth, thy figured lines display
Skill not unworthy this enlightened day.
Here modest Truth, with unaffected mien,
Steps meekly forth, but fears not to be seen.
Sweet Modesty! it meier was thine to deem
Each pointbeyond thee which obscure may seem;
Thine is the motto, dread or dark, ''To try"
Nor stand despairing with ayerted eye.
~ N M
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NMOFFAr'S LIFE PILLS & PHOENIX
lX4 BITTERS, for sals BY
John G. sCHNITT
NarcA 80, ls4s.
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Virginia Legislature.
SENATE.
Tbursdav, December 4

foWo~ OcCS"1oC'F
The Speaker announced the follow
ing Standing Committees of he SEN
ate:
Committee or -Messrs. Will
ley, Bondurant, Guerrant, McCauley,
Sutton, Sloan and Stanard.
On General Laws -Messrs. Thomp-
son of Ka., Wallace, Thompson of
Amherst, Voolfolk, Stanard, Baptist
and Caperton.
On Courts ofJustice-- Messrs. Wool
folk, Thompson of Amherst, Wallace,
Taylor, Witcher, Stringer and Gala
her.
On Internal Improvement-M essrs.
McMullen, Cox, Bondurant, Wiley,
Rogers, Piper, Crump, Sloan and Ca
perton.
On the Militia-Messrs. Wallace,
Crump, Rogers, McCauley, Piper, Gal
laher and Deneale.
Committees to act Jointly with the
Committees Of the House of Delegates:
To examine the Treasurer's Acc'ts-.
MeSSIS. WA, Aolodu, OdIIdleT, Dennis.
Moore and Crawford.
To examine the Peni,entiary-Mes.
Piper, Dennis, Crump, Spark, Garret,
Moore and Smith
To examine the Library-Messrs.
Baptist, Stanard, Garrett, Spark, Wit.
cher and Thompson of Amherst
=. To examine the Armory-M
Rogers, Crump, McCauley, Wiley.
Gallaher, Piper and Deneale.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
J. Wednesday,, December 8, 1915.
The Speaker announced the fol-
lowing additional regular Committees,
viz:
On Claims-Messrs. Alexander
Cowan, Gresham, Street, Flood
Gaines, Dey, Mcpherson, Powell
Hobson, Parrots, Goodwin and Boak.
ss On the Military Laws Messrs
Waits, McRae, McP herson, Banks
y Street, Newton and Fairfax.
10 Examiue the Penitentiary Insti
sdsicd Messis, Layne. VERIFY. Win
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FOR THE SENTINEL.
COMMERCIAL PROBLEM
In triangle, having given the base 20, the
line bisecting the vertical angle 4, and the di-
ameter of the circumscribing circle rs, to de-
termine the other two sides.
Tx. y.
N. Market Academy, Dec. Is, 1915.
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For Sale or Rent.

TIME subscriber, residing on Pstterson's
IL Creek. in Hardy county. about Is miles
from Moorefelei, being disabled by paralysis,
from giving his personal attention TO bust.
ness. is solicitous to sell. or rent fer
term of years,
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DIR. Inns GALRANUM. Muchime pressed
STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

These plasters. greatly improved, and have
ing the preference Of all others. are warmly
recommended by all doctors as invaluable for
all inyalds having pains in the breast. back or
side Weakness and lameness are relieved at
once by their use, and the parts restored to
strength and warmth and health. Any per
son wearing one Of these plasters. will be as
tonished and delighted at the comfort it af.
fords. Those threatened with lung complaints
should never trust themselves day without
a plaster 1t removes the irritation Of incipi-
ent consumption from the lungs to the surface
of the body and draws off the internal afiec-
ton. So in liver complaints and coughs and
colds. Children with whoooping cough
should always have one to prevent the cough
settling on the lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by all on trial. For sale by J.
C. KERN, Woodstock. (Feb. 6--y
TOTTON YARNS.-460 lbs, Of Cot
~ ton Yarn, just received from the Fal
mouth Factory. and for sale cheap at Head
Quarters. R. WALTON.
Nov. 90. 1845.
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alu a bic Property
FOR SALE.
XNTILL be sold, at public vendue, on Fr

"ILI. be sold. at public ,endue, on Friday
w and Saturday, the 5th and 9th Of Sep,em.
her. lsd5, in Jackson township, Northumberland
county, Pa, the following described valuable pro-
perry, viz:
lst On Friday. Sept 5th, on the premises, that
valuable Farm situate in said township on the road
leading from Geore town to Klinserstown and
Po,isville about miles from Georgetown and the
Susquehanna river, ard six miles from klitgcrs.
town, now occupied Ivy Jacob Iesher, containing
24i acics, of which about $50 acres are cleared
and in good cultivation and the remainder covered
with the finest growth Of the most valuable timber
The Improvements on this fam consist of two ce.
giant two story dwelling houses, standing near each
other, the one Il log house and the other frame
house, with an excellent well of waer near the
door, la,ee bank harm. a wagon house, gramry,
corn crib, ciier press. and other out buildings
Th'D are also the premises, two exc, lleni
orchards, producing various kind. of fruit nf
the est quality, a limestone quarry and lime k n.
The whole tract consists of limestone land Of as su.
p'r nor quality ms any in the state. The ahn,c
descrih,d farm viii be sold together or in parts Ia
suit purchaers, aud an indi put,bc title and peace.
able posse sion given on the ! day Of April next.
81. On 5 turiav, s ptcmhcr 9Th on the prem.
ses. an excellent Farm or tact of land. (now occu
pied hy John Leshcr.) situate in the township and
county aforesaid. 3 miles from Klinger stown on the
road leading from Uuinntown To khngsrstowu,
cont lining 6S acres, adj ming binds of Abraham
Troutman and B' niamin l.eiiz"l aud the Mahon
iongo creek, about 55 acres Of which cleared anl
IN good cultivation, and tie remainder excellent
woodland whercon are err ctcd large two story
dwelling house, with exccIlen, well OF water n ar
the door, large douhle log barn, with all other
cessuy out buildings. There is also upon the pres
misses rxcclt nj orchard, with all kinds of the
choicest fruit. Pcaceablc possession aud unjls.
pIte'l title i'll bc given on tn , | Of April ncx,.
Both the above farms Will b. sold as the property
of the late Samuel I.e,her, decd, by ,iriuc of his
las, will and testament.
Persons " shing to sre the property before Tie
SALE viii please call Jacob j., sher, on the pre-
misses, OF OF Nj ,cl lcnkcr. who lives near the
same JACOB LESHER. I,.
MICHAEL. lENkER.
lick sun ishn Inly 2Gih. lSi5 fl
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09
u ELI V T. AN ID LiN Il
r II o WI S o N IS
Compound syrup Of Tar \ w OOd
Naplha,

Naptha.
VlNllI, urpeced, ntcd success of this ncLiciue in
1 the restoration 4 hral'h. 10 those who, ,iu dies
par, had given up alt hopes, has given 1t al ,Nal.
ted reputation a owe all other remedies, furnishing
evidence of 1t. intrinsic value and power as the nn.
~ agent which can he rel cd uprn for the rure Of
PnImnnary Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Pam in the -,de aud Breast, Splitting OF Blood,
Nhnnpinr Cough, Group, &c.
Attention Is trquesicd tn the foil wing ASTON.
iSHING tl ne, hy Th"msnH's Compound syrup
OF Tar aud uah Naptha
Phihk{phio, May 3h lsii.
MR. THOMSON-Drar Sir-Wuh % ,,eiul
fccIues Inform You of the astonishing effects Of
vour mcicinr which has iitrr,ty tais a ne irum
deith.rcd NJ, di,ra.r, Pulmonary Con,urup,
,on had reduced me 20 low that NV rhy, ,iriau rTn.
10 InCed my case hopeless At 'hi> Junction he.
Gan 10 u.e vour .dciur. and miracu Us as n NAV
seem, II has completely re,tutcd me 10 hrauh alter
everything else had failed. Respectfully yours,
WASHING ION MACK
Charlotte street. above GehIge street.
The undrrs,gn"d. heirg personally acquainted
with Washington Mack aud his suilernss. bear
witness 10 the astonishing effects of rhomson's
Compound syrup OF Tar, and the truth ui the a.
hove statement.
JOS. WINNER, ais North II irl street,
DAVID VICKERs, AZ Almond street.
HUGH MGlNLEY, =. L. corner Tumany
aud Fourth streets.
Prepared only by = =. Thomson, n. l.. corner
of 9Th aud Spruce streets, Phi sdelphia.
AFrnts-H. Is. MdsseT, Sunbury; ID. GROSS
and DIR, Macpherson, Harrisburg Jnn. q. Brown
Po,lSvie Geo. Earl lie ding Houston d Ma
on, Toa Wanda, Bradford county, Pa, PIice 80 cents
per bottle, or 50 pr dozen.
U-JJ Betcare IF all limitations
Philadelphia, June ?slh, ls45.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

Grand Jurors.
1Wbuf.--Abrahsm Kssnger.
Deia,care.--W Wm Nc illiams, Christian Gosh,
snr, John N. Oyster. George Mss,eller.
Lecis-Andrew Kershner, jr.
.WHon. Leonard Beidelmsn, Jonathan Adam.
ChHisqungue John McWilliams, James +.
Murray, George w. Fries. Benz j,min TroxcI.
Poin.-D,niel Pursel
Northumberland -GeorGe Apslrv.
Sunbury Samuel Goblin, Benjamin Robins,
George Young.
augusta. -Na,hanip Lytle, James Campbell.
Mon,okin. john Gass
Upper Mohonsl .-tiiieon Shade.
Io,cer Mahonoy.-t htis,i,n Albert, Peter Reila.
Jackson.-George Deppin.
Traverse Jurors.
TnrJW --Georgc kuiz.
Delatcme Joseph Ryncarson, James Evcrt,
George e. Mckee.
Lewis.-Majr Sweeney.
MHon.-Grorge Koher, John Frick. jeff rson
I.andcr<, Lewis L. Evans, James Miller, John
Cak.
ChiNisquoque. e.-.Hugh McG'uehliu, Levi
Kaupp, Alien Shoemakcr, Fleming Ncs,i'.
I'Wni.-Wm Lemon
Northumberland w ilam Wcnck
Sunbury.-Mak Scurhsm
augusta Charles Erkman, Samuel Shpc.
John Coope', jacob Hoover, G orgc Keefcr, Peter
Reitz, John kremcr, OF Beiks, Simon Snyder, Jas.
Ross.
Nap,okin John Kaseman. John Dunklchcrecr.
William Clark, William Vas nr, vii.
liam Meer. j.. Fred.rck Weaver, John C"mpbcli.
Coni--I, rcmiah Zimmerman
lpptr Mahonoy Michael Rri'z
Totcer Wahonoy-Snlrmon B,rhm1n. George
Enrich, sni Michael Enrich John Tchupp.
LINE Mahonoy John rif,r, William Rskrr.
.I0Cbson.--Prrr Klock. George Herurr lnnas
Tohner Solomon Dfesslcr, Michael Wolf, John
Weu,zcl.
Petit Jurors.
Turbut.-John NJ. Housed, En,ch Eshhauch,
,hn lie dy.
Deamorc.--J J hn Nicely, Hcnry Reader, jr.,
Henry piclI;rdrrirr. William Hood.
Lewiv-Wi ili,n Ruckman.
MHon.-W Ham strine.
ChiHisYU"qnC .--loscph inc.
Paint John Paul
Nmthumbfridnd Conrad Wtnck, jr
Sanitary Baulomin Henjrcks Gideon NJ.
loks Geoee Iimmerm,n. Thomas Robins.
Augusia-D Daniel HaItman, Daniel Xmmcr-
man.
Mnmokin.-Joscph knsrman. Solomon Hum.
mel Casper Adams. AoGustu- lIuey. l"hn Dun
kcl crr"r, son OF Henry, Philip Keller, Robert
tamph.ll, j..
Cocl-N iiiam Georhart, Stephen Biuenhen.
der. lomon Way.
Upper H0honoy.-.Georgc Shade, Grorre
Helm. Jnhr Sn'tk.
Lorcr N1h0aou Peter kochcr George EN-
'ch, ir, Peer Blxl '.
.Tlrksop. Jacob Brosius. Isaac RciE
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Martin syeayer's Estate.

n Office i. h rehy g.er', that le tcrs of admin.
" is,rstIon have ben 81 r.nlrd To the suhscr her
on The estate Of Martin Weaver, late of Shanokin
townships Northumberland county, decd Per.
lnHeh,ed 10 sa,d est,tr or having demands against
the same requested 10 cali tie sub criher Tor
settlement, a, the public house of Wm. Weaver, un
The 20h of August next,
VIM. II MUENtH
shamokin tshp July 10, lsiS.-6r. Adu,'r
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TERMS REDUCED.
-RGlyA-1G3Sn1


DAGUERREAN GALLERY of Patent Pyemi-
um Co'ofed hkenesses, and photographic
Depot:
No. l3G Chcsnut Street, Philadelphia.
No. 25i Broadway, New York No rs Court
Street, Boston No. 1876 Chesnut Street. PbiIa.
dolph'a Baltimore street. Baltimore Broad
way, Saratoga Springs No. Sc Canal Street,
New.Orleans Main Street Newport, r. l. And
Main Street, Du Duque, Iowa.
CONSTITUTING the Oldest and most Ey,en-
" sive Establishment Of the kind in the " Wotll,
ard containing more than THOUSAND POR.
TRAITS, embracing those Of some Of the most
distinguished individuals in the United States.
Admha ancc free.
This Establishment having been awarded tho
Medai -Four First Premiums, nnd tco "H,ghssi
H,nors' a, the Exhibitions at Boston, New \ ok
and Phladel hia, respectively for best Pictue- and
Apparatus, is thus officially sustained in the posi-
lion of superiority heretofore universally assigned it
by the public, as "Frst in the WOrlA'
June 2Sh, lSi5.-ly
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aJDEnE- --3-a
TO \ Ill, co y & T. Il y L. ID.

n q. MASSER. respectfully informs hs old
ife, is ard customers, that he has I'D ont bis stare
I" Henry M,s.cr, AID resp cuiiy requests all hos"
indebted 10 hun. IN settle their accoun WITHOUT
delay, hey viii he placed IN III hands nj Ju-tce
inT collection without respect 10 IerscA', on tue 1t
oi AuGu>t
Sudbury, Jane -, SIS. II. B, MASSER.
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D - -H3E2 -
w n n Il ID

HNLENEN Principal and ne As itan, TIE CHI
rs viii b. wanted for the fall aud winter
srnunl in sham kin Ui- ret Persons wi.biug Ia
he employed as SUCH W Il please meet the Board Of
Directors "f said s'rlt a, the house of Felix
h"rr!, IN Snui 'wu. in sad district. Fed " The
l9'h day of September next, for examination
cndIng TO law. Persons applying. not personally
kno~n t. the Bor !, viii lie expected 10 have let
iers rt recomm, ndaon, touching their good moral
chnpcier.
AZ The Bolrd will meet u, s n'clo k 4. W.
BY odcr Of the b ard.
JACOB HAAS.
Attest: Prcs's B. $. ID. Sham kun Di H.,
ElInA JouN SrcrsaIy.
~ am ku. August OH, 1918.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office ofthe BALrIMons AnEnIcAS, Aug A.
GRAIN,-The supply of Wheat at market, to-
day was fair and the prices obtained show no
variation from last week We quote good to
prime reds at so 81 cents and ordinary to
good IS a so cents. Sales of white Wheat at 81
SIS cents for ordinary TO good lots, and 90 aud
90 cents for parcels suitable for family flour
At the close 10 day sales are more difficult to be
made.
We quote Corn at i3 "A cents for white, and
Asa I6 cents for yellow-saes.
Rye is worth 50 a 50 cents.
Oats have further improved Sales at 30 a
30 cts
WHlSKEY-Sto increasing, The demand
is lair at % cents. for hhds and 81 cents for bbls
Low SrRIrs, cAussD M PRESENCE Of impure
humnrs in the tluol.-H Health is the state of body
and mind which renders mere crisfeRce bl'sSine;
any thing short of this is disease, and Is caused by
the accumulation of moihd humors in the bio d,
aud other Juices, by neglect of vegetable purging.
The cure is very simple /; open the natural drains
Of the body which nature has provided for the carry
Ing out Of all its impurities, aud alh will be
10 follow. This can be accomp p'ished without any
onvenience, by the use of DR.. BnAsnRnrH :
VIsErAsLE UNivERsAL Puts, which are known
by the experience of thousands, to perfectly cleanse
the blood from all funess remove every morbid af.
lection, and renovste weak and enfeebel constitu.
tions to perfec, health and vigor.
Ur Purchase of II. b Masser, sunhury, or oi
the agents, published in another part of this paper
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Aug. .. lSi5.
4 e. 4 IL Eo.

TANHE Ladies of Baltimore and Washington. a.
i mong whom the fnwing. have kinIy
permitted DR.. q BrNJ'x SNITn to ref I" tn,
as having Teen cured 10y his Sugar Coated Indian
Nrg,tall" Pills"
Mrs. Elzlheth II, finer Light street. Ba tmo'e,
cured Of coslvcncss, which had been standing near.
ly thee wears
Mrs. Ann Nickols. Charles street, 1n. severe
pains-says ere is noting equal TO DR.. Snh. :
Sugar Coated Pills.
Of CAt IION.-As miserable imitation has
been made, hy the name OF "Sug'r Coated Pri@,'
il is ncccss nv To hr sure that Dn. BENs SNiTu's
signature is on every box. Pdicc % cents.
Principal Office. l7D Greenw'ch st New York.
Sold hy JOHN W. FRIIING Sunbury.
WIN. FORSYrHE. Nwthum'd.
Auoust = IS15
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Auditors Notice.

TuNHE under .gncI having been appointed bv the
Il Cour Of Common Pleas of Northumberland
cNutty, an'itor 10 audit the account If Tolas Mill.
assignee of Henry HiIhsh, of ia kson township.
h,r rhv gives rrtirc ,o all creditors and Others H..
s,cd thai he will attend the du les of said ap.
! ointment. at his oi'icc IN Srnhury, on the 10Th
day of September, 1915. wh. re all such can attend
II they see proper CHA'S w. HEG1NS.
August OH, lSf5-3t
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FOURTEEN
S'IItlaDIr SlrttrIcS,

BnrSStn's NERMIFuGE- a csrinin cure for
wo'ms--sate and very pleasant to take.
=. G,nsoNs ExTnAcrs. witch remove Grease
of al k,nis, by Pants, Tar. Vanish and Wax.
from carpets or from clothing, without mjurng The
color 81 The cloth.
LoNn"N FLY P.rru-the best thing known
for killing flies aud musqutrcs.
4. cc'tam Destroyer o. Rats Mice, Reaches
and Auis.-and another of Bed Bugs.
D. GuNNs SrrcIrIc for sur stomach, Heat
Born and Water Brash, hy one who had sui red
MiriscH years, hcfhre he ,iscovcre the cure.
Da. SvEvw>s GngEN OINTMENT for the P.les.
II has never failed to core
Z. HAnRIsoNs TfrTEn WASH
s. DREMoNp's ISpELinLE lNK,-- without u
rival.
.. TuE CuNrouSD CONVECTION OF FiG.-
jus, tie medicine for children aud for women, II is
- pleasant 10 tax.
10. BrCEs NtGEr,BLE ANTiRILIous rILtS.
II. GuNN's EMoLLIE~r W,rru.ruoor P,srE.
for II mess Boots, &c. 1t soir,ns the leather, and
keeps out the water. ...
IL. FonR MANS STRESGrnFNI~G Plaster.
ID. I.cHs"N's DiARpnu:A MIXTURE, whit n
cur tic worst Diauhra in a few hours,
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VNHE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent.
4 for The sale cf CONRAD MEYERS CEt-
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pr
AMOS, at this place These Pianos have plain,
massive ond beautiful exterior (n-h, aud, Gr depth
and sweetness Of tone. and clcs lncc Of workman
ship, not surpassed bv any in the United States.
The following is recommendation from CAnL
DIErs, celebrated performer, and himself man
uiiciuIer:
"A CARD.
H.vISe had the pleasure of trying the excel
lent Piano Fortes Manufactured hv Mr.. Never, and
exhibited a, the last exhibition of The Fransln In
st,ute, feel il due to the true merit of the maker
to declare tha, these instruments are quite equa'
and in some respects even superior TO all the Pi-
ano Fcrtes, saw at the capitals of Europe, and
during Q soourn of two years at Paris.
These Pianos will be sod at the manufacturers
lowest Philadelphia prices if not something lower.
Persons are requested to call and examine for
themselves, at the residence of he subscriber.
SHnbury. May IL, 1913. II. b. MASSER.
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On the 1st inst, in Northumberland, Mr.
JOHN b. BOYD, aged about 40 years
On Saturday last, near this borough, Mrs. f.
LIZABETH REMNANT, aged 81 years 2
months and2 days.
At Bloomsbnrg, on the o6th ult., Mrs. SUSAN
PAINTER, wife of Thomas Painter, Esq, aged
55 years, months, . weeks and days