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The New York herald., 1845-02-12
PerrARArIoNs OF TEE |. NArryrn PARrr roR rHr

PREPARATIONS OF THE NATIVE" Party FOR THE
SpRING ELECTION LECTURES ON THE ROMAN
CATHOLIC RELIGION AND Policy The i" natives''
are very busy preparing for the spring election and
are determined at all hazards, TO carry out their
purposes and principles. We understand that the
Hon. Mr.. Levin, one of the members of Congress-
ia in this city, and is preparing to give
Of lectures on the policy, religion, power and in
duence of the Roman Catholic religion, including
some sketches Bishop Hughes and his move
ments in this city. These lectures will probably
be commenced next week, and will create great
deal of feelng piety, passion, bgotry, and all sorts
Of sentiment. Levin is one of the most popular
orators of the " Natives party in Philadelphia, and
10 very much noted for his eloquence in public
speaking. He will doubtless walk into the Catho-
lie Church pretty severely-chop into fine pieces
the Pope-and give Bishop Hughes wipe that he
will remember for many day to come Butwe
doubt whether even this extraordinary movement
will enable the "natives" to secure the permanence
OF their party in power in April next. They may
cut up the Pope to perfection, but will that clean
the streets of New York They may be awfully
severe on the Catholics, but will that reduce the
taxes that they have so enormously increased
Ihey may put an extnguisher on Daniel O'Con-
nell and Repeal agitation in this country but they
cannot extlnguish the disappointment of all classes
In the municipal government Of this city, which
has been SO shamefully neglected during the last
year. Let US hear, however, what Mr.. Levin has
to say on the general question.
WEIGHS NATIONAL CIRCUS AT THE PARK THEA
TRE.-ENTTRE CHANGE OF PERFoRMANcRs-GREAr
NOVELTIES This evening will be presented to the
public, the most novel; interesting, and able eques-
trian display ever presented to the admirers of
good horsemanship. The whole Of the perform
ances are changed, promising such numerous and
novel feats, that if they to anything like their
predecessors, must be truly astonishing, let alone
surprising them. But the great novelty of the
evening is the new piece Of Mad Antony W ayne,
q the Massacre of Paol," new national melo-
drama, founded on the startling era of '76 s'Put-
nam" is nowhere In common repute with it. The
feats are truly astonishing, and only man heed
less of consequences would ever attempt. The
whole Of the other incidents Of the piece are at once
interesting and novel, and as tar as judgment can
be formed from rehearsal. will rat once both po-
pular aud instructive, and must have long rum
But we shall give more detailed account when
we have witnessed the public representation. (See
programmel
The New York herald., 1845-02-12

I1UAAIUG EDITORS-OOMe ScOundIeI Who dates
mis- letter from Hudson, gives us long rigmarole
account Of certain transactions alleged TO have
taken place among the anti-renters, which no
doubt is all lies, and written merely to impose on
us. Most likely some of the miserable, despcable
creatures who minister to the imbecility of the
Albany E!vening Journal, concerned in this at
tempt to hoax US; but it has failed in this instance
The object is evidently to palm of some misstate-
ment upon MS, and SO provide the philosophers Of
the Albany Evening Journal with some data upon
which to question our veracity Not caught vet.
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Cantrelfs Aguc Mixture, or Tonic
McIiCaJneDta.


For The cure of0N linus affections, iffaken ac-
cor,Hng 10 directions.
II is a never falling remedy which no family
ought I, be without, especially in low marshy
countries.
As this medicine is ~, up under the proprie.
tors immediate inspection on the most scientific
principles, beng Purely Vegetable, and having
tried its efficacy thousands, for upwards of IL
years and 10 his knowledge when 'ak"n srirtiv
cor'irg To- di ccions there ha not h, ,en one fa lure.
Under such circumstances ] recommend It TO the
public, adding certiiicals in support of my nsser
iion.
/. John BURNS, no ccr,ifv that was in the ship
Tobacco Plan, of Philadeltih. Capt. Reed IN
June, 1927, hnunl To l.iver"nol; torA the frvc'
and arue and lad in Liverpool ."me time under
the doctors hands went frnm there t. i'a'umn re-
lav in the Iutirmary for four or five w'cks-trom
thence TO phiahelphia; was six months under Dr.
Goats: from thence to New Y,rk-w'nt to tie
Hospital remained here about four weeks without
any relrf-,ried every thing without snv benefit
for five Years. Heating Of CarueIs Ague Nix
ture from n friend, | went TO his store. told him
how was afflicted ard got bottle of his mixture
and usrd It according 10 directions 1t made per.
tec cure, ard have not had the least r'tu'n since.
| do with confidence recommend it t"thc public.
JOHN BURNS.
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CHEAP
G. A r p T. II S r OR =
0H1 TIE CASH PI AN.
CHEAP

Al No. al Strawbe'ry 81. Philadelphia.
VVNHE Rent of the subscribers in their prssen,
Il situation heing very low, and their terms
CASH they are enabled to sell q, such low prices
tina, customers cannot fail to be satisfied. and they
invite the people Of Northumberland and the ad-
joining counties TO call and examine their stock,
ss they offer an excellent assortment, comprising
beautiful Imperial. 3ply, I
Superinc Irgrain.
Hcaty Twill d Venetian, SCARpETINGS.
Fine English Worsied de-.
Plain s riled do.
With a large stock Of well seasoned Floor Oil
Clo'hs Of all widths, for Rooms, Halls, Door Pie
ces, &c. Also Furniture Oil Cloths, Beautiful
Hearth Rugs, Table Covers. Floor Bsize. Rag Car.
pets, Mating, &c &c together with large Stock
e low priced Ingram. Entry and Stair Carpets.
Wholesale and Retail, Mt the lowest prices in the
city. EiDRIDGE & BROTHER,
No. al Strawberry street, one door above Chcs-
nui, near Cd street. Entrance also at No. SO South
Second street, Philadelphia.
Sept 2Sth, l9tt -3m
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Petit Jurors.

Le,cis-David Moycr, Samuel lcrch, Michael
Wagr er, John Tweed.
Deld,udre.-James Oakes, Peter Kl ckner Phil
ip Pres,er
Mhon.-John Murray, F. w. Pollock, Simon
Randolph.
ChjMsqudque,-Danie p. CauI, Samuel Bck-
hoimer. Neal Caul.
Point.-JaWes Sbrncr.
Sunbury WIN. Marrl, Henry Weis, Walter
Bell.
Augusta. Joshua Folk Georga lilc CSeh
Ely. Ma,k Siaugh,, Thomas MendenhaIl.
Shamokin Dan II ,as, ir.
RuM-Abraham Hoffman.
COai-Joseph Snyder, Pemberion Bird, VIM.
Feeely, George Armstrong jr.
Upper Mahonoy.-DsnieI Meyer, John Malich,
David Rel z.
Lo,cer Mahonoy-Daniel Rotherme, Peter TO.
Icl.
Jacbson Michael BUbb, David Schwartz John
Clark IT,
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| NATIONAL INsoLENoE.-While English hands
yet smoke with the blood of the Affghans and
Chinese. says the Philadelphia Ledger, and
each year sees some new tribe, people, or in.
terest, added to the overgrown power of Eng
land, her writers have the cdatacterst c inso.
lence TO prate of aictating to America regard
ing the annexation of Texas. Things have
come to pretty pass If VIC, who look quietly
on and see England fit out ornaments for the
utermost parts of the earth, and invade, murder
and butcher nations, are not to be permitted, if
our neighbor and ourselves so will it, TO annex
a con'erminous territory with our own. What
ever differences of opinion there may be regar-
ding the advantage of adding Texas to our U.
mon, there is one sentiment which should unite
all parties, and that is not to suffer the least
shadow of dic,ation or menace from any Euro
pean power respecting the right Of annexation.
AS a sample of the kind of in science which we
have noted, we take the following from the Ion
don Morning Chronicle:
"If Europe is desirous of seeing peace re-es.
tablished in Central America there is but one
way of effecting it. lie, the European govern.
ments one and all, signify TO the American 60
vcrnment their positive hostility to the project
of annexation. A combined protest Of this ma
tnre might inculcate salutary lesson of moder.
alton on nathan +; and once rid of the appre-
hension of having him as an immediate neigh
Dor, Mexico would soon be induced formally to
expect that she can ever again make good.
Such course, whilst 1t would give consolation
| to Mexico and peace to Texas, would benefit
! European commerce, and prevent the Ameri.
can people from exercising, as they are striving
to do, an overshudowng influence over the Cult
of Mexico"
( Are we prepared to submit to this Never.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD /
OANTRELL'S
Celebrated Family Medicines

" unequalled in their several departments by
every thing ever offered to the public, who have
voluntary came forward snd offered numerous and
highly respectable testimonials Of their superior
efficacy.
Canfrelrs Compound Med;eoted Syrup Of Sar.
sapdriNa or, AniiScorbuuc Syrup, for the cLrc
of Scorfuls, Chronic Rheum,ism, Chronic Swell
lings Of the Joints, Eruptons Of the SKIN and ell
Diseases arising from the abuse Of Merurv, DC,
unsurpassed by sny thing in the market, combi-
ming all the virtues residcn, in the Sar,npariIl,
with a modern mcdicancnt. only lately brought
out by the most respectable medical authorities
Price, so cents yer bottle.
CnfreH's Anti Dyspeptie Powder, for the
lief aud permanent cure of that mrst distressing
complaint, Dyspepsia. in all IL forms and Stages
Il is truly n mos, valu, ,be remedy Sold in bottles
al 25 and so cents each.
CanfreTs .3gue Mature and Tonic Medicd
nenta stands Mt the head Of the list unrivalicd 10y
any. or all the innumerale medicines in use
throughout the length and bread h Of the land, for
the cure OF FEvrn and AcUE in all its stages, and
from all its consequences.
Residents in Fever aud Ague districts should
never he without il.
The subscriber will forfri, EIFrY DOLLARS
where bis medicine fails to perform a cure in the
most obstinate case.
Sid wholesale and Retail hv CALEB CRES.
son. al his Drug Warehouse. No. Norh Third
Street, Philadelphia; also. hv the r"pultly mp.
pointed agent, SETH W. ROBERTS, Wholesa C
Druggist, No, 81 Water Street Mobile.
Prepared orlv by the Subscriber, corner If CAR.
PENTER and SECOND Slr,ets, below Christi.
an, Philadelphia, where il is also retaed.
Observe, none are genuine Uiihou, the signature
cf JOHN A. CANTRELL.
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Travers Jurors.

DeiaUare Mos,eller, Franklin II. Car.
yer.
Mhon.-Joseph Rhoads, WIN. Hinan.
ChiMsguaque. Gale.
Northumberland. - Joseph Vandyke, David
Dodge.
Poini-I.orenzo Housed.
Sunbury.-Charles Hileman, John p Purscl,
Gideon Ma'kel, George Buche', John Arno'd.
augusta Joseph Wei,zel, Jacob Seasholz,
Samuel Kieffer, John Zimmerman. William Fur.
man, Jacob Gass. snr Adam Neidip, Joseph Sa-
vidge, Jacob Rem, Benjamin Kicghhaum, Robert
Campbell. jr., Daniel Conrad, son of John
Samokin. - Joseph Hoover, Robert Farms
worth. snr, Abraham Brady, Moses Richie, James
Gass, Isaiah Morgan.
Rush.-Georee Mutcher John Oherdoif
Coai-David Thompson. Joseph Bird.
Upper Mahonoy-Dsvd CLARK, Samuel Rissler,
George Paul, Jacob Geiss.
LoUer Mahonoy J,coh Ienker. Solomon
Hecker,, John Kiehl, Jacob Stepp VIM. Shaiirr,
John L"nker
Litie Mahonoy, Jacob Miller.
JdchSon.-Samuel Malich, Jacob Seller, snr.
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SEAsoSAHLE ApvIcE.-"l'ake time by the fore
lock- says the adage. Take medicine al the pro.
to ascertain the proper time to seek relief from
dicne, than it is to di>cover the proper medicine
which is TO administer comfort to the afflicted pa.
tient. Brandreh's Vegetable Universal Pills.
which have obtained celebrity in the "Annals of
Physic' unoquallej in ancient and IN ,dorn times.
have performed such astonishing cures, that thou
sands of people, in justice to DR.. Branirc,b, have
publicly recorded their opinions of their worieful
und extraordinary hcalh-restering qualities.
UJ Purchase ef H. b Masser, Sunhury, or Of
he agents, published in another part of this paper.
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Shan.Okin Coal

AT NO RTH U LAND.
Y>HE Subscriber has boat load Of excellent
l. shsmok'n Coal at Northumberland, which
he offers Tor sale Al the lowest prices. Persons
wishing to purchase will call on the subscriber al
sunbury, OF 4. =. shannon, E,q at Norlhumber.
land. " 4. MASSER,
sunhury, Jan i,h, lst5.
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Michael Ncidig's Estate.

NOTlCE is hereby given that letter. Of admin
II istra,ion have heen granted to the subscribers,
the estate of Michse! Neidig. deed. All per-
sons having demands against the estate, are Te-
ques,rd to present Them for examination aud set
Element, and all persons indebted requested to
make immediate payment.
GEORGE CONRAD.
SAMUEL 5. WAGNER,
Augusta, Jan. Is, ls45.-6t Adm's.
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Notice

is hereby given, ths | have this day revoked a
Power of Attorney, given by me 10 Henry II,
Burr Of Northumberland, on the 10Th day Of June
1885, which revocation is recorded in the Recor-
ders office Of Northumberland county.
WILLIAM McCAY.
Northumberland, Jan. llth, isi5.-l7-G
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S p A N I S II II I . 4 S
ANNERS OIL,

5000 Dy La Plata Hides-frst quality.
$500 Dry la Gura. do
1000 Dry Sailed La Guira. do
1000 Dry Saltd Br all Hides, do
35 Bales Green Sailed Pstna kips.
20 Bales Dry Pa ns Hips.
100 Barrels Tannprs' OIL.
Tanner aud Currirrs Tools.
For sale to Country Tanners a, the lowest prices
and upon the hest terms
n. B. The highest market prices paid for oil
kinds ui leather
d. KIRKP PATRICK & SONS.
No. 81, South Third st. Phil ,del pha.
September Ia, lsA4.--lv.
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Tarbut.-Jobn Mccormick, David l.. Ireland.
Letpis WIN. Stilzel.
Deia,care.-Jacob Brown.
.,fHon.-Jesse Der,ickson, John Goojlander,
Henry Strine.
ChiNisguague Jacob Brown.
Poink-Wm. Lrghou.
AUGUSTA Jesse Bastian. Henry Bloom.
Shoniokin Samuel Gilger.
Rush-Jesse Weaver.
Upper Mahonoy -Willism Shade.
Lo,oer Mahonoy Zetbe, jr., Nicholas
Brosius, Charles Brosius.
Jackson.-Jcremish I.ongsdorf. Ellis Ester,
Michael Crasinge,, Jacob Seller, Adam Campbell :,
VIM. Grch, John Vert.
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TO
Country Merchants.

VVyHE Subscribers r, spectru'y invite County
L Merchants who are a'out 10 purchase Fall
and Winier Supplies, 20 an examination of Their
respective Stocks, believing lha, their several as
sediments are as complete as have ever been oilc-
e. in the Phlrdelyhia market.
With stocks OF Gna1s in their several Depart
meuts of tie choicest kiuds--a Determination to
sell on terms vh ch cannot tail to- prove sati>fNcio
ry--anh disposition To please old and new custn,
mers. will. W. hope, he a sufficient inhuceTent TO
purchasers to call nt our respective establishments
Silks and Fancy Goods.
w & r p Remincton so Market Street
Ashru'st Remington so
Buck IL Pnier ll6
Yard & Gilmore 100
Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods.
Reynolds. McFah,nd & Go Io5 Marke, Street.
Burnett, Wuhrrs & Co 100
Scott u Baker $50
WISE, ru-ey 81 Wise l5i
Hardy & Hackers 46 n. Second ST.
Importers of Cloths, Cassimers, Vest
ings, &c.
William II Love l47 Market Street.
Lambert Duy loS
Hardware and Cutlery.
Michel Baker 2.5 Mnrhc, Street.
Edward : II indy & Co IS
Importers and Manufacturers Of Sad
dIery Hardware.
Horn & Kncas, 2l5! Market Street.
Boots, Shoes. Bonncts, Caps, Leghorn
and Palm Hats, &c.
wE&JG Whelan, l5s Market Street
I.rvick. jenkins & Co $50
VI Con- al q TO 60
Manufacturers and Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, sc.
Thomas Iam's 2i2 Market Street
Potts Linn & Harris 2l33
Ro nsnu, Cod rs & Co ST
Edward Cole 81
Thompson ransolst & Co 40
Hats. Caps, Furs and TrimrnIngs.
|. Kcn,on l76 Make, Stree,
John S,ucrhcr & Brother e.
Books and Stationary.
G,isg & Ell oft 0 n. Fourth Street
Hogan q Thompson 80
Importers of British and French Fan.
cy Staple Stationary.
Chen & Co 81 S Fourth snee'
Henry Cohen
Importers of Hosiery, Gloves, Trim
mings and Fancy Goods.
Serlcy * Sevcrng ~ Thitd S,ree'
Parker & Lehman
Combs, Brushes, Brooms, &c.
Thomss Coper n From Street
Importer of Toys, Fancy and Staple
Goods.
A F OF Monrose 10 8 Fou,th Street
Manufacturer Of Parent Lard Lamps
e It's S Arhet 50 \ Second 1T Get
Manufacturer Of Patent Floor and
Furniture Oil Cloths.
Isaac Mncaucy, Jr 6 y Ffh Street,
Manufacturers and Importers of Pa
per Hangings.
How'll & Brdhcrs so Il i42 Chesnut ST.
Ph,laIclplit Angus 81, lsii.-3m.
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to The estate Of John
"A Leghou, late Of Point township, deceased,
are hereby notified to make paymenr, withou, de-
lay, to the subscrihers and those having claims
against SAID estate, will presen, them duty au,hen>
Treated for seuemen. JOHN b. BOYD,
ID. BRAUrIGAN,
Nnnth. Dec. 2S, lSi4.-6t Executors
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PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected uee6fU bU Henri Yorfke,H,er,
Notice.

A IL persons indebted 10 the estate OF Michael
"a N,ilig, decd, lae Of Augusta townshi p,
No the cumberland county, and al those having
claims agains, The same, are requested 10 NEE, at
the house Of said iecease on Friday the 2sth ay
II February, inst. for the purpose Of settling up
said accounts. when and where due attendance
will I've given Ivy GEORGE CONRAD,
SAMUEL =, WAGNER,
Augusta, Feb 9Th, iS45-3t Admr's
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N II rs R I r. ID.

On the 3Oth ult. by the Rev J. p Shindel,
Mr.. BENJAMls EsERI 10 Miss SARAH GoNsERr,
both of Shannokin.
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MediCatcd Syrup Of OCSurSapariiIa

fh,lsd' lphIs, April 10Th, lS4i.
Mr.. JoHS A. CASTatLr,
Dear Sir,-Having he n afflicted for upward Of
two wears with liberation Of the throat destroying
the whole Of he sof palate, then through the upper
part e nv mouth into my nose, from which sever
al pieces Of hone came out, which partially de'troy-
ed my speech, through kind Providence and your
Medcsred Syrup Of Safsap'fIi', am now restored
to pef, CT he Ih, aud my sight which WE 90 much
impar,d d, is as strong ~ when hoy.
thought, IT duty owed to you aud those SINH
larry affected, to make it public
iours, X spec fully,
SAMUEI. KIRK.
Corner Of Tenth and Cua,es Streets
/, Gahril funston, No. Reckless Street, DO cei.
tify that my wife, Jarr, was afflicted for iva year-
with Rheumatism. and 1t last was Gnire, di,a'ir'
So that she was obliged tn hr confined tn Il, tea'.
ing of Can,eli's MeIica,ej Sylup Of Sas'par,lla,
"r Ami Scorhu'ic Syrup, | procured f'nr bottls
which completely removed all her pains and stt'.
ness from hrr limbs two more bottles made por.
feet cure. Size is now able Ia attend her house
hold duties as usual. GABRlL JONSrON.
Philadelphia, Jan. 22l, lsi4.
o. De crip'ive ramphl,ts NAV b" had OF thr
agents (GratIs) }. w, FRlLlNG,
Sudbury. Nov. Q, lSii.-ly .7gent
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icE.-The Bunker Hill Aurora says, ''no ice
TO speak ofhas been cut on Fresh Pond the pre-
sent season, and appearances seem to indicate an
open winter, though there is time enough yet for
an abundant crop. Considerable quantities Of
ice, however, have been brongh, down the rail.
road lately, most of which, we learn, is two
wears old being the growth OF 1898 ~
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lDE2s sxA 20 lco2 2Ar JS&o
VEGETABLE CONpCsND,
FoG TAE CUHEcF
n Y = II T. u -

d \ S i f y S A.
TENHIS Medicine Is Offered TO the public gener.
q ally. from full Co. .Slcion tht il is ,upcrior
I" any other mcd'cin" nnw in use f,r the cure oi
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility cr
Bodily "o'Loess, Sc
IT, I'll cts have been tested IN . ptivat" practice
Of near eight yelFs, aad il is now NOR, cx'rnsvcl,
circulated, at he s"hcitute of rlnny who have Ie
ceveJ the most sicn Il boneht FROM the u-e # 1t.
The GluwinI is one auung uumher OF certiti
Gates received 10 relation 10 the tucCess Of this me
d.ciue!
LANCASTER Co. March Is.
On. GroRGE w. ALLEN,
Dear Sir 1T is with rr' al pleasure hat | in
form YOU of he sucres> attending your Dyspe;lic
Medicine, while employcd in my p ao 'c. From
past experience, frmly believe that in eight eases
cut OF ten Ihe D>sPeplIc by the Use al YOUR neii.
inc, may enlir ly nj hlnstlf Of tbs thorn "a the
pathway Of life; no, only in dyspeitc cases, hut
IN oil cases Of onsipaion, and diseases depend NJ
on dlhlhtaled state oi the nervous system, toge.
ther with torpid stis Of the bowels will your T..
liSir be fou d of inrstlmabe value Nunrrnu- in.
stances wherein the usefunrss of The medicine has
been realised, may he forwarded. II required.
wish y"u gIea' success, and Recommend the medl-
cine TO The suffering I'ai, of mankind.
louIs, with great respect.
ROBERT AGNEW, VI. II.
GT For sale at tie tture OF II 3. Ilssel, agent
for The proprle'cr, Funtury, Pa.
October 2elh, leit.-ly
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LOst!!

s. OMEWHERE between the residence Of the
- subscriber, il Cht gu que township, North
umbrrland county, and the borough Of Sunhury,
on Tuesday, the 18th inst, small POCKET Book,
containing a note of hand from Tobias Remert and
John Murray To subscriber, the administrator Of
Thomas murray, dated in January, 1929; and
another note of hand To same, for SIS, dated IN
lsi0i a subpoena for Witnesses, and five dol
lar ball the Bank of Northumberland. The
finder, by returning il, will he suitably rewarded ;
by leaving the pspers at The Post Otiic-, Sunhu-
~, ar forwarding them 10 the subscriber, may keep
the five dollar lill. JAMES +. MURRAY.
ChlisqunOue, Nov 3Olh, lSi4-n
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LIST OF JURORS
Grand Jurors.

OF Northumberland County, for April Term,
~ A. ID. ls45.