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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-03-13


other no, yet levealed-so blind Is he
to the dear object of his idolatry-he
hopes TO avoid the dilemma. and con-
linues to urge the adoption OF the Con
s,ilution. If he did this in a manly
way--if his arguments were well found
edit his statements were fair and un-
ambiguous-wc should have less COM
plain, 10 make. Blu, he sees lie is IN
a ,o,tering condition, and in hesltat-
ing, limping avoidance Of the true issue,
he attempts to enlis, party animos'!ies
in the accomplishment Of his object,
by throwing dust in the eyes of his
political friends. He does this by
hackneyed appeals to their grosser par
tizan propens,ies.
He assumes the ground that even
now, while the fair features of our beau
uful Territory lie dls6gured and man
gled before them, his party as a whole
will vote for the Constitution. In this
we kno,U he is mistaken. Many dem
ocrats will vote against the Cons,liu-
ton. We know he desires them TO do
otherwise and TO effect his object he
resorts to a mos. pi'ful party trick, by
arraying the prejudices of HE party
against imaginary-and only magma,
ry-opposi,ion on the part of the
Wings. He insults the intelligence
and understanding of his own friends
by applying epi,he,s and bringing ac-
cusalions against Wings which they
do not deserve-which are untrue
and which they hurl back with scorn
and pity on the inventor of them.
We have too much respect for the
intelligence Of his party in this Terri,
tory, especially while they have as
much interes, a, stake in this matter as
we have, 10 believe that he will be able
to mould and fashion them to his will.
He thinks he has this power to great
extent. and he is only to make use oI
such appliances as he is now bringing
into requisition through the columns
of his paper. to bring the bulk Of his
party over to his way Of thinking
But with no political excitement in mo
,lon-with no organized opposition &c
the Constitution by either parly-wltl
The privilege of free and un,rammeiet
action on the part Of ALIVE do not be
lieve. had he all the potency he profess
es to have in making his party do wha
he pleases-he can prevail upon the
people 10 vote for the Constitution as ;
party measure.
The editor Of the Gazette seems net
tied because the Wings have not array
ed themselves in party opposition &c
HE Constitution. Believing them il
the minority. he enGeavors to taunl an
force them TO do this. All can SET
through his object. He challenge,
them 10 do this. This proves tina. they
haze not done ityet, and neither vii
they do it. This was not in the con
tract. Wings, as well as most of then
opponents, voted for the Convention
with the express understanding that j,
should not be a party machine. And
whatever may be their action on the
first Monday in April, they will vote
for or against i, as individual citizens,
and not as partizans.
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Door Hoyr, prepares an Expecto
ant for the cure of Bronchial affections,
which affords sure relief. We speak
from the bes, Of all actual expe-
rience.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-03-13

The number OF Distlleres in the United
States is 10 ,406. Number of Gallons man
ufactured is IL 500, 707; which al 90 cents
per gallon, amounts to SIS, 800 sol no.
The ratio Of value when sugared, watered
and rclaied at p:cayune the cartridge,
is quadrup!ed.
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The Constitution Of the New Lon
don Oregon Company is in type, bu
is crowded out for want of room. /
shall appear in our next.
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Saarrien.

On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr Bach.
elder, Mr. J. &. LAuMAN, formerly Of York,
Pa, and Mss MATILDA, daughter Of o. H.
w. Stull, Esq. all Of this city
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-03-13

We are authorized to announce PETER
MOORE, as candidate for Constable.
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We are authorized to announce JAS. L
BR DLEY as candidate for constable.
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The Army Rctrenchmcnt Bill, reduces
the pay Of the service abou: S400, 900, ex.
cept the rank and file, the following are
specimens Of the pruning:
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We are authorized To announce II. c.
BEN NETT, as a candidate for constable.
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We are authorized to announce VIM
HARRIS as a candidate for constable.
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The present population Of Missouri is
$40, ass; increase since 1910, 1877 900; near,
ly 33 per cent.
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We are authorized To announce ,no d,
Of ITALIAN MYLER, as caho'u9"
the office of cnnSta bic.
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We are authorized to announce
WRIGHT. for the Office OF Constao'e'
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We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
BOYLES, as a candidate for constable.
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HE NH~ j

The 10Th Lecture before the Reading ~,
Association will be delivered by y. " 1 m.,ch
FORD, Esq, on Monday evening. thar
18th. at I o'clock. Members win Wv
Ladies will please be punctuai c.,,,.
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We are authorized to announces T..s.
TIER WHITE az candidate for l0"a'
ship Assesvor.
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The citizens o. Massa chusetts, have $50,
000. goo, invested in Rail Roads, now com.
pleted. while those projected or in course
OF construction. will require $4,000, 900
more.
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lie Rev. MIR Stone, Regular baPn,.'
will preach on Sabbath next at II oe'''-
in the house nd loining Shack ords SUI
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steam Boat Neqister.
Port Of burlington.

ARRIVALS FROM BELOW.
Mar 5, st Louis Oak, Cooncs, 8. Lour
6 LYNX, Atchison, do
6 War Eagle, Hurts, do
Mermaid, Glenn, do
8 Mendoza. Kelley, do
8 New Haven, King, do
9 Monona, Wall, do
9 Osprey, Anderson, DO
10 Galena, Connolly, do
10 Gen Brooke, Thockmorton, do
10 Falcon, Moorehouse, do
u ST Croiv, Bersie. do
ARRIVALS FROM ABOVE
Mar St Croix. Bersie, Galena
5 Falcon, Moorehousc, do
Sarah Ann, Smith, do
8 Mermaid, Glenn, do
8 Uncle Toby, Cole, do
10 St Loui, Oak, Coonce, do
10 Osprey, Anderson, Bloomington
IL War Eagle, Harris, Prairie du Chr
III Lynx, Atchison Galsna
l2 Monona, Wall, do
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NOTICE.

The members of the "Congrega''ona.
Church and Society of Burlington, -
quested to assemble at the meeting nou.'
this afternoon d. two o'clock, .or the ~,
pose Of electlns Trustees for the coa'ns
year and transacting other business q ~.
portance. The subscribers to stock ~ wv
new binding are requested to be P-r-.n..-
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&c Our friends can cut out the above
Prospectus and attach it to half sheet OF
paper, ie they wish to obtain subscribers.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-14

The Commonwealth Of pennsy lvania, to Sarah
McGee, Catherine McGee, Nancy Buoy, Nancy
Troxel, iniermarred with Jacob Troxel Gather
inc Knsley. Crisey McGee and Manassas Nc
Gee. heirs and legstees Of Manus McGee, decd I,
and all other persons interested. GnnErIsc.
"OU are hereby cited and commanded to sp-
pear before our Judges Of the Orphans Court,
at SunbuIy, the 4th day Of August, to show cause
il any you have, why the administration account Of
Barnard McGee, executor Of Mants McGee. late Of
chihsqnsque township, decd, should not be re-
viewed, reversed and corrected, sgreeably 10 an or
der made in our said court.
Witness he Honorable Joseph B. Anthony, Esq,
President Of our said court, the 27th day Of May,
A. ID. ls45. EDWARD OYSTER,
May 81, lsi6.-6t Grk o. G.
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Northumberland County. 60

In Tie Orphans. Court. Of SAID County at April
Term A. d. lsi5.
IAN motion Of II. u. Mssser, Esq The court
u grant rule on the heirs and legal represen.
taves Of John Bucher. Senr, late Of the borough Of
Sunbury. Decd. leaving issue seven children, to
wit: John Butcher, Ji., Ca harine. married to Owen
II. Roberts, Mag, ,ret, married to Wm Fisher, Ma
~ Rucher. Julia Ann Bucher, Deborah, married
10 John Morrison, and George Bucher, heirs and
distributes Of John Bucher, Senr., late of the bo.
rough of Sunbury, If said county. deed. To ap-
pear in our next Orphans Court to be held for
said county, to wit on the 4th day Of August A.
d. ls45, and accept OF refuse the estate Of the
mid John Bucbcr, Senr, decd, or show cause
why the same should no, he sold.
Certified from the records Of our said Orphans
Court, at Sun''ury. this 2%d day Of May A. d.
1914. EDw ARD OYSTER, Ck. U &.
Sunbutv, May 3l>t, lS45.-6t
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Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs and legal
/ representatives Of Henry Antes, dec a-ed, that
hy virtue ola writ Of Pa tilion issted out Of the
Orphans Coart Of Northumberland county, 10 me
directed, an inquest will he held al the late residence
OF said deceased, in the borough Of Northumhcr.
land, Northumberland county, on Friday the 18Th
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 o: said deceased. at which
time ard place you may At end if Won think proper.
FELIX MAURER, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office,
Sunburv, Nav 81, lS45. ct
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PosT OFFIcE BALLENcEs--A man cont West"
observes the N. o. Pic, hearing that "post office
balances" were to be adjnsted in Washington on
a particular day, wrote to the Postmaster Cen
eral informing him that j., the post
master, who had absq,mtrlated from his town
and gone to Texas, was in his debt $3.50 being
the balance of an account for work done for the
post office He begging of him to adj-st it wish
the other balances
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l. o. OfO. II.

VINHERE will he grand Procession of Mutual
Lodge No. 81, Of The |. q. of o. +. held IN
Milton, on THURSDAY the &c Iay of June next,
in full Regatta. The brethren Of the order are
respectfully invited 10 attend and participate.
A. W. Comfy, Sec'y.
Milton, May 3rst, lsl5.
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TUrbuf-Ab aham Kissinger.
Deia,care.-Wm McWNams, Christian Gosh,
snr., John n. Oyster, Gcorge Mas'eiIer.
Leris Andrew Kershnrr, jr.
.WHon.-LronarI Bedelman. Jonathan Adam.
ChiMsqmqu" John McW'llams, James +.
Murray, George w. Fries, Bcaamin Troxel.
Po,nt-D ,nie Pursei
Nmthunibcrhnd.-G Apsley.
SunJnry Samuel Goblin, Benjamin Robins,
s;co gs Young.
AUGUSTA -Na,hanil Ly,e, James Campbell
StOniokin. John Gas.
Upper MohonoJ .-G,dcnn Shadle.
Lotcer Mahonoy.-.chris'i,n Albert, Peter Reitz.
observation-disclosures Derrin.
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ADNlNISTRAT SALE.
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SAIL


DY VIRTUE Of the power vested in me- hy
b the will Of Ihc la'e Tnomas GR,NT, dcch.,
Will he sold at public sale on Wednesday, the :3L
day of July next, at the Msnsion House, upon tn.
premises Of the Mansion Farm "f the late Thomas
Grant, decd, in Augusta township, Nurthumhcr-
land county Pa, situate On the cast SHE o the III.
Yer Susquchanns, c1uiJistant, and about a mile
from the Borouehs OF Sunblry and NorIhumhrr-
land. all that valuable estate, late the Mansion
Farm Of sad Thomas Grant, decd adjoinirg the
farm Of Samuel Hunter on the south, land OF Tho.
mas Rntins on the east. Other land of The l,te TIL"
mas Grant on the north aud the Su,quehanna Ri>
ver the west, niainisg, together, two bundled
aud twenty six and seventy perchcs. more
less. oewhich ahnut two kundfcd aud fifteen
cleared and ahoU; hunIs ed aud fifteen acres
are fist rate River bottom land.
The impTo ecmrnts consist Of two story double
farm house, 40 feet from, by 80 feet in depth, with
frame back building and frame kitchen, aud stone
milk house and oven attached and pump and
well OF excellent water III the kitchen, n stone
smoke house, large hank barn, list story stone,
I'd do. frame, 20 feet long by sc feet in depth,
story wagon house. with gianary above and corn
crib at acl.,d, fame carriage house and granaIy
and large log IN aud stable, with new and
improved cider piess, with shinced rooi over the
same, And
ALSO \ two story h,irk dwelling house, con.
tanning in front % feet aud in depth 81 feet. 10
inches, aud brick two story kitchen, 20 feet in front
hy II feet, i inches in depth. rhers are upon
The premises two apple orchards IA excellent order
ofthe most valuable fruit, one containing about
eight aud tie Other about nine scrrs.
THIS Farm is one of the most vauihlc and pro-
duclive in the STATE Is IN the highest state al cul'
liystinn, and located in the heart ola district,
/ which, Tor .a.uhIIty ot climate and picturesque
sccncry is unsurpa a-sed. II 10 situate on The r""i
Of the Sha,nok,n dam at the ca,teIn termination at
! he Northumberland Bridge, II, rrnx,miy Ia the
/ thriving borouehs OF sunhu'y and Northumberland,
and the prohahlny that the hi c"n,ain valuahlc
bodies of Iron Ore, and It's ilmrahlo locaion IA the
heat OF the Iron and Coal regions Of 'euus, lvans,
! TO which there is a heavy aud decreasing emIgr'-
lion gives thus property an additional value, and
renders il well worthy of the attention Of capital,
! isls aud farmers.
ar Terms made known on he day of sale.
KENDER'rON SMITH,
Almr, &c., of Thomas Graui, dec d.
! SunhuTy, NAV 10, lSi5.-St.
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NORTH BRANCH
a. A ~ N H..

q = -LN- IV8A ~ = .
Office is hereby given that the Books of
~ the NoarW Bna>cu CANL CoMrA>T will
Re opened on Iuesdoy the seventeenth day Of
June nex, at two o'clock in the afternoon at the
Phpuix Hotel IN Wi'kesha,r-, Pa, where the un-
dersgncd. Commissioners un,ler The law for that
pu' pose en- acted. will attend To receive subscrip-
tions for stock of said company.
g. W. HoiIcnhack, Chester Butler,
Sam'l Hol aud, tico. u. Steele,
T.. w. SiuIjrvaut, Garrick MaFe'y,
Roh't A. Parish, e.. l.. Ward,
Y. f. Piole,t, N. Overiicld,
$. u. Phelps, Henry Stark,
VIM Colt, r. iiesdley,
WIN. M'Celvy, Geo. Mack.
Joseph Pries'ly, Thos. r. Cope,
Henry King, Elhu Chaumey,
Henry DinIker.
MAY 9th. lSi5.-3t
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"1e'TH FVI'Icc, {
Nav 81, ls45. ct
Michael Ncitlig's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 those ind bed to
" said estate. to call the su!,soriber for set
,lcment. at the cfIice Of John for,iy. Esq in Au
gusta township, on Saturday the 18th day OF June.
The accounts of those who ncglrc, To call at that
time, will be placed in the hands Of the Justice for
collection. So. WAGNER, .I,
GEO. CONRAD. A'''' O.
Aupus,o Nav 3lst. lS15-3t
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Robert Farnsworth's Estate.

AJOTlCE Is hereby given that letters oi adm
~ nis;ra;ion have been granted Ia the suhacTl-
her. Oh tho estate OF Robert Farnsworlh, ST., decd,
late OF Shamokm township, Northumberland co
All persons indebted TO said estate requested 10
make immediate payment, aud all those having
claims will p'rs'n the same" duly auihenl, a,eJ, to
the subscriber ia Sunhury, ~ a, the residence Of
said decd. JOHN FARNSWORTH,
Sunbury MAY 20. lsli-6t. idhF
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Traverse Jurors.

TmrJu. George ku'z.
Deia,cwe Joseph Rynearson, James Evert.
George e.. Mckee.
Leris-Maj,r Sweeney.
Mkon.-Grorge Kohler, John Frick, jefferson
I.anders, lewis T.. Evans, James Miller, John
Clak.
ChiAEsquaque McGfughin. Levi
knupp, Aisn Shoemaker, Fleming Nesait.
ponf-Wm Lemon.
Northumberland William Wenck.
Sunbuyy-MaS ScuIh"m.
Augustn Charles Eckman, Samuel Shipe,
], hn Cooper, Jacob Hoover. George Keefer, Peter
Re,tz, John kremer, OF Berks, Simon Snyder, Jas.
Ross.
Shanokin John Kaseman, John Dunklcherger.
Rush VILLAIN Clark, William Vas'inr, vii.
liam Meler j.. Ffel.rck Weaver, John CDmpbc
Coai.--J' rrniah Zimmerman.
Upper Mahnoy.-Michael Rei's
Loccr Mah0noy-Solomon Bachman, George
Enrich, snr Michael Emr eh John Tchupp.
Little Mahmoy.-John Pifer, William Rskrr
.Iackson.-Pe,er Kiock. Georgr Herner. Jonas
Bohner, Solomon Dresslei, Michael Wolf John
Wen,ze.
Petit Jurors.
Tmbut.--John NJ. Housed, Enoch Eshbsueh.
j,hn dy.
Delouare.-J hn Nicely. Hcnry Reader, jr.,
Henry Ditfnderier, William Hood.
Icmis.-Wilitn Ruckman.
MHm-W liam Strine.
ChiMsquoque Joseph X inc;
Iotnt-J"hn Paul.
Nurihumberhmd-Con Wonck, II.
Sunbury Bsnrnin HenJricks. Gideon NJ.
1orks. George Zimmerman, Thomas Robins.
augusta Daniel Za,msn, Daniel Zinmer-
man.
Man,okin.-J Joserh Kaseman, Solomon Ham.
mel, Casper Ad,ms, Augustus Huey. John Dun
k,hrgrr, son Of Henry Phhp Keller, Rober,
Campbell, j..
Coai-WilIiam Gearhar,, Stephen Biuenben.
der, Solomon Wary.
Upper Mahonoy.-:George shadlei George
Helm, John Smck.
Lo,ier hahon1s.-Pe,eT Kocher, George EN-.
itch, jr., Peer Bstr
Jackson Jacob i3roeius. Isaac ReiiZ
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Polk and Peel.
BY J. n. ORION.

Says PEEL to POLK, do not like
., Your Yankee way of Poking fun,
fouve fofed from us our fairest realms
You'd Poke us out of Oregon.
Our Lion roars-iust see him grin !
fear cannot hold him in.
Says Polk to PEEL, I mach regret
los stir your bile, or chafe John Ball,
But if you'll come across the seas
TO Peeius cf our land or wool*--
Your Lion heretofore has sgueaied
And may, next time, set Poked and Peeled
*Cotton wool in allusion to the desire o
England to get up rival cotton interest in Tex
as,
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PRICE CURRENT.
LIST OF JURORS
Grand Jurors.

or Northumberland County. for August Term.
" A. ID. lS45
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NEW cAEFETrNGS~

NEW CkEFETrNGS<
VlIiiE subscribers have received, and are nH~
L opening splendid assortment, Of ,Ae fol!orin j
lods--
Saxony, Wilton su1 Velvet Carpetings
Brussels and Imperial 3 py do CAR
Extra supeilne aud fine lnGra.ns do : PEI
Engah shaded ~ Damask Venetian DO T me-
American twillcd and iig'd 40
English DruGeeds aud Woolcn Floor Cloths
stair 9nl Passage Bookings
Embossed Piano aud Table Covers
London Cheuil!e aud fuFoI Rugs
Door Mats of eve,y description.
Also
A large and cxr,nsive essortmcnt Of Flur. -
Clo,hs, tom one 10 eight yarls Wide cut 10 iiteys'
~ description oi rooms or pass ascs. ..,.....,.
Also, low priced lugtsin CapetincS hom 3l4
62l cents per yard, together with large and eTteA
siNe assortment OF goods usually KEEP, by cdi -
merchants.
The above goods viii be sold Wholesale % ts,'
at ,he loves, msrke, prices. Country ,tereha q.
aud orheIs a'e psrcuiDrly invited TO crH saA
mine our sock tgforc making theI ss.ec,ioasi,
ChARkSoN, R'CH * MT,LlI'SAr
succsssols u Joseph Hlsckwood No. III Chez"
conner nf Franklin Phce.
Phhai,I,h'a Fen 90 ISa5.---
u lME, of a superior quality. oan lie a..
a, The Lime Kilns If Henry Mssser, in SlH
bury. aay l., lSsS
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one other th reof, surveyed on a warrant 10 Samu.
el Scot. containing $50 acres perchcs anu allow
ance. adjoining lands surveyed in the names OF
William Hamilton, Th1mls Reese Il others; one
other thereof, surveyed on warrant 10 JacobSright,
oonraining lsS acres SO percbss more or less, adj
joining lands surveyed In the names Of Esther
Cramer, Godfrey Waters and others one other
thereof surveyed on warrant TO William Z. Black,
containing l2r acres 6S perches and allowance,
adjoining lands surveyed in the names Of Kieh,,
Hunter, Martin and others one other thereof sur
veyed in the name Of John Boyer, containing TIC
acres lif perches more or less, adjoining lands su-
vsyed in lhe names Of John B. Price, Michael Kroll
and Others one other thereof surveyed in tho
name Of Charles Dering. containing 95 acres 81
perches more or less, adjoining lsnds surveyed IN
the names Of Hunter. Waters, Kiehl and others ;
one other thereof, surveyed in the name of Aleran
der Jordan, containing l2f acres $50 perches more
or less, adjoining lands surveyed in the names Of
Grant, Martin, Shanell u others; one other there.
Of surveyed in the name Of George w. Eiehl, con.
tanning | i2 acres l37 Perches more less, sdjon-
ing lands surveyed in the names Of Hunter, Black
q others /; one other thereof surveyed in the name
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E".uCNHHUN1
p I A NO S

VVNl1E SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent.
Il for the sale Of CONRAD MEYERS Gel
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pr
AMOS, at this place. These Pianos have plain,
massive and beautiful exterior ni,h, and, for depth
aud sweetness Of tone, and elegance Of workman
ship are not surpassed by any in the United States.
Ihe following is a recommendation from CARL
DIETS a celebrated performer, and himself man.
ulacluIer:
n CAR
H.TiNe had the pleasure Of trying the excel
len, Piano F"r,cs Manufactured by Mr.. Meyer, and
exhibited at the last exhibition of the franklin In.
sti,u'e. feel il due 10 the true merit of the maker
to declare that these instruments are quite equal
and IN some respects even superior, to all the Pi-
ano Fmtes, saw at the capitals of Europe, and
during a sojourn of two years at Paris.
These Pianos will be sold at the manu- fac turer's
lowest Philadelphia prices, if not something lower.
Persons are requested to call and examine for
themselves, at the residence of The subscriber.
Sunhury. May II. lsd5. II. L. MASSER.
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TO the Electors Of Northumberland
County.
EELLOW CITIZENS Having heen 'nrou-
raecd hy NV friends. 10 oll,r myself as eandi-
date for The ultice of
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County Commissioners.

Should | be so fortunate as to he elected. pledge
myself To dischsiee the duties OF ihe ollce VIII
promp,ness aud fiel,y
CHARLES WEAVER
Sudbury, ApIil 5lh, isi5.
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Northumberland County, SIS.

Sunbury. June 7.h, ls45,
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To the Electors Of Northumberland
County:
FELLOW CITIZENS II beg leave to oitel
n,ysrf as a candidate, a, the ensuing election,
tur the office of