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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-11

phlet proving that his trial did not in any way
take its rise in any difficulty about doctrine or
tractariansm. The proceedings of the Conven-
ton are to be Immediately published, and will
form large volume.
We should have been most happy to have re-
corded the fact of an acqutal, but it is otherwise
determined.
The church, whatever may be its humiliation
at the fraily indiscreetion of some of its pas.
tors, may console itself in the reflection that the
cause ofreligion is never injured by faithful
and fearless discharge of duty
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N n H x I T. ID.

On the 2d inst, by the Rev. j. p, Shindel, Mr..
Henry BLooM to Miss MARIA WOLF, both OF Au-
gusta township.
On the 9TH inst by the same, Mr. Isaac DRuM-
HELLER to Miss MARY CONRAD, both of Augusta.
BY the same, some time since, Mr.. JAMES
gusta township.
On Thursday, the Goth ult., by the Rev. A,
Britain Mr.. JACoB G. GENsEL, u Miss ELLEN
FIsuFR, both of Roaringcreek tip, Columbia co.
On the end inst, by the same, Mr.. PATERSON
FISHER, of Rush tp., 10 Miss MARY ANN GAME,
of Shamokln tp., Northumberland co
On the 2Sth ult., by the Rev J. H. WorreL
Mr.. HARMAN SNYDER, 10 Miss MARY AM RAKE,
all of Rushtp
On the 2Gth ult., by the same, Mr. MAnLoN
HUFF, OF Augusta, TO Miss HANNAH VAsrINE, OF
Shamokin in Up.
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CHEAP
G A r p e + S + q r T. ,
on THE CASH PLAN,

At NJ. al Strapbe'ry ST. philadelphia.
YNHE Rent of the sub.tribcO in their present
Il situation being very low, and their terms
CASH, they are enabled to sell al such low prices
that customers csnnn, fail to be satisfied. and they
invite the people Of Northumberland and the adj
joining counties TO call and examine their stock,
as they offer an excellent assortment. comprising
Beautiful Imperial, 3ply, \
SuperiDe Il grain.
Fine English Worsted do.
Plain Striped do
With a large stock OF well seasoned Floor Oil
Cloths Of sl widths, for Rooms, Halls, Door Pic
ces, &c. Also Furniture Oil Cloths, Beautiful
Hearth Rugs, Table Covers, Floor Baize, Rag Car
pets, Mating &c &c together with a large Stock
# low priced Ingram, Entry and Stair CARPETS.
Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest prices in the
city. ELDRIDGE & BROTHER,
No. al Strawberry street, one door above Ches-
nut, near 2d street. Entrance also at No. so South
Second street, PhiIadclphia.
Sept. 2Sth, 1914 BIN
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tOMEWHERE between the residence Of the
- subscriber, in Chill qu que township, North.
umhrland county, and the thorough Of Surhuiy,
ON Tuesday, the eth inst, small pocKEr Book
containing note of band from Tuhias Rnmcn and
John Murray to subscriber, as the administrator OF
Thomas Murray, dated in January, 1929; and
another note of hand tp same, for slS, dated in
1910; a subpoena for wltncssescs, and five dol
lar bill on the Bank of Northumberland The
finder. Ivy returning it, will he suitab rewarded !;
or by leaving the p,lers at The Post Oliic", Sunhu
ry, or forwarding them to the SUI scrihcr, may keep
the five dollar till. JAMES F. MURRAY.
Chlisqu,que, NV. 3oth, lsi4.--G
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Medicatcd syrup OrSarsapariiIa
ph,I,dLphia, April 10Th, lsii.

rhd,d,lphia, April 10Th, isii.
Mr. J0HS 4. C,SrRtLt,
Dear Sir.-Having lie n atilic ea inr upward, oi
two wears with liberation of the throat, detrnsI q
the whole If he soft palate, 'hen 'h'ongh the upper
part e nv mouth into my nose, from WHICH sever
al pieces of houe came rut, which partially de'uov-
cd my speech through kind Providence nd vour
Medicsrrd S,rup ot S,r~ pr'ill', an n"w restored
ro pert ct he ,lth, and nv sight, "hch was 81 much
impair, d, l. strong as When Iuv.
thought II a duty owed y"u aud those sui-
lArIy affect d, Ia make It rulhc.
louIs, T. spec fully,
SAMUEL, KIRK,
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the estate Of John
IA leehou, late of Point township, deceased,
are hereby notified to make pymen', without de-.
lay, to the subscriher- and thosc having claims
against said estate, wi present them duly auhen>
tica,ed for sett.men. John B. BOYD,
ID. BRAUTIGAN,
North'd, Dec. %, lSi4.-6t Execut RS.
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Corner of Tenh and Cua,es Streets

|, Ga'ril Ionston, No Reckless St,cet, do rrI.
llh that my wte Jane, was afflicted for iva yaars
with Rhruma'i-m and at last entirely di.a .Ied,
81 lha, she obliged IL he cnuiiued tn h. d helr-
ing of tant'elrs Medlcated Syrnp of Sa'sap,rls,
or Anti Sc"Thu'ic Syrup, | procured tnnr bnttI 5,
which comph t"ls removed all her pains aud suii.
ness from her lnhs two more bottles made per
feet cure. Sire is able Ia attend 10 her ho USE
hold duties as usual GABRIL JONSrON.
rhladclphi4, ian. 22d, 1874.
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The Town OF MILWAUKEE, only eight years
old, has now population of eight thousand peo,
pie and daily newspaper At this rate of in
crease the town of Milwaukee will soon be enti-
tied TO the appelIation of city.
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We perceive that the friends of Mr. Clay still
ut for immortal veneration. Considering that
hey say he was cheated ont of his election, by
he Democrats, it is unknd in them, TO say the
least TO wish now in turn TO chisel him them
selves.
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PRICE CURRENT.
Call and Settle.

nERSONS knowing themselves indebted to
the subscriber, are requested to call and settle
their accounts, or before the 2Oth day of Janu.
~ next. after which time those of long standing
will be placed in the hands OF Justice for COLI C.
tion. Ii. b. MASSER.
Dec. lith, ls44.
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KrpNArPrsG,-Some apprehension exists in
Kingston, Canada, that the system Of kidnapping
for purposes of dissection, or "Burking," is car
ried on in that city.
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An overseer in one OF the Providence factories
was discharged, when thirty of the girls struck,
gave three cheers, and refused 10 work until he
was Ienstated
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Country Merchants.

VVNHE Subscribers respectfully invite Country
L Merchants who are about to purchase Fall
and Winter Supplies, to examination of their
respective Stocks, believing that their several as
sortments complete as have ever been oiel-
ed in the Philadelphia Market.
With stocks of Goods in their several DEPART
ments of the choicest kinds-a determination to
sell on terms VIII cannot fail to prove satsfacto>
ry-and disposition to please old and custo-
mers, will, we hope, be a sufficient inducement to
purchasers to call at our respective establishments.
Silks and Fancy Goods.
w 4 r p Remington so Market Street.
Ashhurst & Remington 50
Buck & Potter ll6
Yard & Gilmore lO9
Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods.
Reynolds, McFarland & Co lO5 Marke, Street.
Burnett Wihsrs & Co l20 "
Scott & Baker $50 d"
Wise, Pusey & Wise l54 "
Hardy q Hackers 46 n. Second ST.
Importers of Cloths, Cassimers, Vest
ings, &c.
William II Love l4a Make, Street.
Lambert Duy los
Hardware and Cutlery.
Michael Baker 2l5 Market Street.
Edward Handy & Co SO
importers ana Manufacturers OIL sad
dlery Hardware.
Horn & Kncass 2l5l Market Street.
Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Caps, Leghorn
and Palm Hats, &c.
wE&JG Whran. 1853 Marke, Street.
Lcvck, jenkins & Go $50
N Conrad & Co 90
Manufacturers and Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
Thomas p James 22 Market Street.
Potts, Linn & Harris 2l31
Robinson Coil rs & Co 81
Edward Cole 81
Thompson PanSoast & Co 40
Hats, Caps, Furs and Trimmings.
l. Kenon l76 Market Street.
John Sauerbicr & Brother e.
Books and Stationary.
Grgg & Ell oft On. Fourth Street.
Hogan * Thompson 80
Importers of British and French Fan
cy Staple Stationary.
IL Cohen & Co 81 S Fourth Street.
Henry Cohen 3
Importers of Hosiery, Gloves, Trim
mings and Fancy Goods.
se,Iey & severing % N Third Street.
Parker Il Lehman
Combs, Brushes, Brooms, &c.
Thomas Cooper 3 y Front Street.
Importer of Toys, Fancy and Staple
Goods,
4 F OF Monrose l6 5 FouIth Street.
Manufacturer of Patent Lard Lamps.
Ells Archer b n Second Street.
Manufacturer of Patent Floor and
Furniture Oil Cloths.
Isaac Macaufy, Jr. n Fifth Street.
Manufacturers and Importers of Pa
per Hangings.
Howell & Brothers so 4 lac Chesnut St.
Philadelphia. August 81, ls4i.-3m.
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INDUSTRIOUS CONSPIRACY FOUND ouT.-At n.
York, on Thursday there were arrested four co.
lored men, William Wales, alias Bombay, Jere-
miah Simmons, Geffrey Overton and Samuel
Finney, on complaint of another colored man
named George d. Morse, whose life they had
threatened to take. The circumstances attend.
ing the case, the News says, are as follows 1t
appears that conspiracy had been formed a.
mongst the coored inhabitants of Princess Ann
County (Va) to murder the white population of
that portion of the eastern shore and such of the
blacks as would not Join with them in their deeds
of murder in the course ofthe holidays. Several
negroes in New York were cognizant, if not ac-
tually engaged in aiding the insurgents, and one
of the number, named Hodges, had gone thither
to take a part in carrying out the plans.
The facts of the contemplated insurrection and
the names of several engaged in it, having come
to the knowledge of Morse whose parents live
in the section ofthe country referred to, and for
whose safety he felt alarmed he wrote, or caused
to be a written, letter to the authorities of Nir
ginia, communicating all he knew on the subject
which led to the arrest of Hodges and :. several
others implicated in the matter. Wales, Sim
mons, Overton and Finney, having by some
means been arprizcd of what had transpircd,
suspected Morse OF having communicated the in
formation to the authorities became enraged
whereupon he applied to the Police, who caused
them to be arrested and held to bail in the sum
of 5000 each.
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o. De,chPrive Pamphlets may be had OF the
agents, (GratIs.)
J. w. FRIIiNG,
Surbury, Nov, Q, lsi4.-ly .lSeHi.
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LIST OF JURORS
OF Northumberland County, Tor January Term,
~ A. ID. lsi5.
Grand Jurors.

TurbR-l>aac Dunkle.
DellrGre.-Wm Irwin, John Beard, Abra-
ham Slarner.
MHon.-I.euis f Evans. II ] Eckbeli.
Chihs9udgue Furdrsman
Norihunibtrhnd-J Youneman, Benj Helm.
augusta Henry Malich, snr.
Shamokin.-Jnhn Hoffman, James Yncum.
RuSh.-lssac kase, VIM Rothermel, Jacob Ar'er.
Upper M0hony.-GIdeon Adam, Solomon
Folk. Samucl Nrast.
Locer .hahonoy.-Jonat' an Dockry, G'n,ce
Hois, Andrew Deity, cob Snldrr, jr., ELIJAH
Byer'y, John Bowman, IL.
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LIST OF CAUSES.

! ItOR trial in the Court Of Common Pleas ot Nor
l. thumle erland County. at January Tenn 1916
commencing the first Monday, being the 9th
Sei,zinger, alienee Of
Carver VS. John Carver ct II
stephen Der ', George Lawrence
Fiymlre for Ever J Hackenberg
Bellas g. Ellis, &c VS. WIN MCny
Reed for Murray John Murray
J w Smith VS. Joseph WeitzI
Daniel Terhe & Wife " Isaac Roedarm,i
VIM A Lloyd VS. Martin A Stock
Sam'l Swinchart & wife VS. Peter Forster
Conrad Desher's ex't VS. J Mex nnry ct al
Appleton, cndorsee of
Edwards & Verrec VS. VIM Donaldson
Dimmig for Camp VS. Ihcoh Wortlcy
Joseph Weitzel vs. Charles Ruch
John II Ke''ler VS. John Painter
enj,min Robins vs. Abraham Lawrence
Prentice for Welch rs Joseph Keller
Stephen Derr VS. Henry s'rinmetz
Haas d Druckemiller va John w Peal
VIM A Lloyd JCB Noursc
Hulet Smith VS. Augustus 4 John TIuey
, n + Hollinrshead & Go VS. Peter Lazarus
Charles ID Wharton VS. Henry Bardshrr
f p Shannon VS. Dennis Waters
] & w + Waagonseller VS. Eli 5 iier
A w Johnson c, al VS. John G. Boyd ct al
John Ross e1rs G Wallis ct al
Chnr'es Gale vs. S.me
Christian |. Weimer VS. Hob,r' & M'Coy
Daniel Brosius John A Shisslcr
Joseph Mi,man VS. Shamokin Coal & Iron Go
Fnwlcs & Dtci-hach VS. Hogendobler & Drrisbach
Fagely Clcavcr & Co VS. Thomas MFall
Gearhart VS. John & Young
Darid Move & Wife VS. Daniel Frymire
Abraham Trou,man ct al VS. Christian Tchupp
John B Miller WIN MCay
Claire Genevieve basque Us Daniel Dunklehcrger
same same
George Oyster VS. John Garnhart ct al
John Bohb vs. Daniel Dornseif
Welsh, Pomp & Frick VS. George Oyster
Folger for Troxell VS. Henry p Fnlmeu
William Farrow VS. Abraham Klaze
Charles A Towar VS. George Eckcrt
Light & Hoffman VS. g. p Montague
: IL Bird vs. John \ Lain ct al
q X Trcgo VS. VIM MClecry ct al
Hayes, Elliot, Lyon &
Gosh Miller & Frymire
Jacob Seihert VS. George G. M'Kee
George Ielbrlch vs. Henry Masser, Esq.
Henry Eupp VS. George Shley
Henry Masser VS. Henry Folk
Jordan q Purdy Us Joseph Allison
Henry Huchman George Ku'z
George Ecken VS. Georg' w Tnwar
ID NJ Sechler vs. James Thrp
Mitchell fr Raher VS. jared irvine
John & iIouswor,h vs. George Heckeu ct al
Burns & Ei,sly S me
Elizabeth W,izI vs. d Lesy's r1rs
Geo'ge Eck'u vs. George w rowar
David M'knght VS. Il richardson ct al
ID Spare Henry Sutrlr
Henry Masser WIN M'ra'y ct at
SAMUEL d. JORDAN.
Prolhonotars = office, Pruthy
Sunhury, Dec lith lSii.
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A FREAK OF FoRTuNE.-The Pottsville En-
orium of Saturday makes record of the follow
NC freak of the blind Goddess Fortune:
"A poor but sober and industrious shoemaker
fIhe name of Hoover, residing at Port Carbon,
a this county, received information lately that a
elatve of his wife, who lately died in Germa-
Y, had bequcathed To her father, of the name of
naffer, who lived at wissburg, and was also
, INDECENT circumstances, money and property
the amount of one million and a half ofdolars,
r. Shaffer has been dead for some time, aud
rs. Hoover his daughter, being the only child,
r. Hoover thus falls heir to the immense for
ne. The necessary documents, establishing
lie validity of the will, &c. have been received.
christopher Loeser, Esq, has been chosen as
ttorney in the matter.
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Shar1AOkin Coal

AT MORT II y NJ B T. Il LAND.
Il Shamokn Coal nt Northumberland. which
he offers for sale at the lowest prices. Persons
wishing to psrchase will cali on the subscriber at
Sunbury, or Il. p. shannon, Eeq. at Norhumber.
land II. b. MASSER.
Sunhury, Jan. 4th, ls45.
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OLE BrLL's LOVE ApvENrrRE.-The Courier
dcst Etats Uns publishes a very romantic story
of young lady ofhgh responsibility in Boston.
who followed Ole Bull on to New Yoak, and had
herself conducted to his room, confessing herself
willing to be her slave; and that the violinist
reasoned with her on the improperly of her be-
haviour and conducted her to the steamboat and
sent her back, sorrowing, to her friends. The
Sunday Atlas says We have heard another ver-
sion of the story. The lady did not, as we learn
follow the violinist to New York, but visited him
at his hotel in Boston. The resuI. is much the
same as that published in the French paper. Ole
Bull was an honorable man; but the lady, we
grieve to record, is, we hear in lunatic asylum.
The strength of her passion overcame her rea-
son, and she was suffering under the direst Of ca.
lamities, madness, when she visited him.
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SIIIGERI'S PATENT
WASHING MACHINE.

THNHIS Machine b ~ now been tested by more
L than thirty families in this neIghborhood and
has given entire satisfaction. 1t is 80 simple in It's
CO, s,ructiun. that IT Cannot get ont of order. 1t
conla,s no rusr, and >prines or rollers TO
get oct Of rcp,,r. 1t will do twice as much wash
ing with less than halt the and tear of an, of
the late inventions, and what Is f greater iupor
lance it costs but lit lie over half much as other
washing npclIneS.
The subs, riher has The exclusive right for Nor
thumhrrnnd, Union, l., coming, Columbia, Lu-
zrrue aud Clinton counties. Price of single ma-
chrue So. II. B. VI ASSER.
TIE following certifcatr IS from few of those
who have these michlres IN use.
Suuhury, Aug. "a, lSit.
We, the subscribers ceruty that we have now
IA u~r, IN our famllirs, "ShuGeIt's Patent W.sh-
inu ,chinc" and 10 uot he state swing that il is
a most .Xrrilrnt invention. That, IA Washing,
II viii ave more Than one halt the usual labor
Fhat It does not require more than one third the
usual quautlly OF - p and water and that there
~ rubbing. aud cons, Qurntly, little or no wear-
ing r traunl,-ihst II knocks "ti no buttons, and
that lhe finest clio hes, such as collars, l1ces, ncks
lIiS, &c, may be washed IN a ve,y short time
without tie least lniuN, AID IN fact without snv
aplarrnr wear aud tear, whatever. Ne therefore
chrrrtuiy recommend II to our friends and 10 the
public as a most u,,(ul a.d labor saving machine.
CHARLES W. HIGGINS,
\. JORDAN,
CHS WEAVER.
CHS PIE \SANrS,
GIDEON MARkLE,
Hon. GEO. &. WEl.kER,
BENZ HENDRlt MS.
GIDEON LElSENRlNG.
u,nu's Hurgt, (inrrn, rly fremont House. No.
il6 Chrsnut sureel,) Philadelphia, September
2lsr, lsii,
have used Shugru's Patent Washing Machine
in nv hou e upwards of eight months, and do not
hesiale To ,ay that deem II one of he mot use
tu anh valuable labor.saving machines ever inven-
ted. | fumery kept two women continually oc-
cupied in washing, who now do as much IN two
days as they then did in one week. There is no
wear or tear in washing and il requIres not more
than onc.third the usual quantity oi snap. ! have
had a number of orh,I chimes in my tam ~, but
this is decidedly superior t" every thing else aud
liltle liable to get out of iepnI, that would not
do without one # they should cost ten times the
price they sold for. DANIEL HERk'
TWEED 10TH, handsome ARTICLE, all WOOL
light and elisrIc, Tor SunmeT Cuals aud Pants
TO- sale, very low, by
June Is. II. Is. MAssEh'
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TLAss by 10, best quality,
~ Cot Nails, all Sizes
Salt, hy the sack aud barrel
Hats and Gaps, OF the best quality.
All for sale at reduced pr,ccs, 10y
sunbuTy, Oct. 26, isi1 Ii, Is. MAssER.
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INDIAN CouRTsHIr.-A party Of fourteen In
danS, male and female, have lately started tor
Eng land from the Northwest Territory, the
speculation of taking live savages to be stared
at by John Bull proving profitable one. These
Indians say that their mode of courtshlp is some.
thing as follows: The stricken Romeo discour-
ses such music as he is able to extract from a
rude flute before the wgman OF the copper CO.
lored one until the damsc comes forth, and then
he commences pcltIng her with sticks. If she
smiles, and does not throw the sticks buck, it is
match-on the contrary, if she takes it into her
head to throw the aore said sticks back, the poor
swain puts up his pipe and looks for anoth er
wgwam, or, in other words, "puts that in his
pip and smokes it, This is one way to ma ke
and reject love- Picay"nc.
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IraVcrs Jurors.

Turbu John Fox.
Lcmis.-Adam schuyler, Jacob lIunSicker.
Dcmmare-J,mes Kathc IT, john Hrle, Isaac
Vincent, John Fog,lman, Daniel Nicholas.
milton Michael Kramer
ChiHS9ud9ue.-Thomas Hulh,n John Heller,
WIN Barnhart, Robert Lyon, Edward Buoy
Poim.-Juhu Piouz, Aibin Newheriy, IT,, Wm
Dent'r
Nnfhum,berilnd-Wm II Wapples.
Sunbury-Iames Hustled, John IlIleman, Geo
foungman.
Augusta.--Jacoh Rhotds, CHARLES Rohios Jas
L,tc, Phrhp Grul. Andrew Ksh,rnlAn, Peter
NandIing, George Siler, John Nndy
MaD.ok .-Morran Hughes, John Hun, Fur.
man F.rnsworh, John Campbell.
Rush -George A Dixon, Benjamin Matthias,
Jacob Snider AexrndeI Campbell.
Co"L-Davld Thompson. Michael Derk, snr.
Upper Mdhopoy.-G,urge Haas.
Lo,rr Mhonog-Hush Kemhle, John Mes =.
ner, snr. Henry Wra-t.
Jackson,- Daniel Bonner, IT,. Iohn KiehI, Hen.
ry Latsha, Benjamin Helm, Jacob We,ser, il.
Petit Jurors.
Tubu-J.nes Armstrong.
LemS,-John Knapp.
Dehpare.-Jacob DTher snr. George Fox,
Samuel Desrmond, David + Mack y, Jared IT.
wine.
Mhon.-Isaac Housel, Henry Wilhelm, George
EiIer', Michael Shoemaker.
Chihsquaque.-Thomas Allen, James jordan
Andrew F''zer, jr
POinL-Dsniel Vankrk.
! Observation-Disclosures Hollopeer Jacob
Rider
SunJury,-Ch Charles Weaver, Peter w Gray.
Augusta. Jacob Eyeh Joseph l.ylle, Robert
q Pursel, Jacob Dewitt, Thomas Wolf r.
Rtsh-J"seph Patien, Alexander Moore, Cas-.
| per Reed, Jacob Reed il.
Little Mahonoy-DaSd Dunklcherger.
Jaekson Charles itothermel, Michael Creasin.
ger, Peter Fe'ster, Peter Reed, Jacob Bohnsr.
! Nov. 30lh, i544.
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FIREMEN 81 CITIZENS
BALL,
AT nANUuu UENNcvU vaNv.

On Wednesday Epening, Jan. 22, 1915.
II AIDES AND GENTLFMIN from n
distance, who wish to enjoy pleasant even.
ing, respectfully invited to favor us with their
presence. The BALL will open at G o'clock, p.
NJ, with grand promenade, in the large and com.
modinus saloon Of the Engine House.
or TICKETS, S2 admitting Gentleman and
Lady.
GF For Tickets, apply to IT, B. Masser. Esq =,
Sunhury; a, the office Of the "Miltonian" Milton !;
TO DR.. Joseph Priestly, Northumberland; or to the
managers.
MAN A BRs
VIM. Donaldson. Geo A. Flick,
Joshua w. Comfy, William Colt,
John Best, Jon G. Montgomery.
Danville, January llih, lSi5.-2t
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CHARLES w. HIGGINS,
4. JORDAN,
CHS WEAVER.
tHS PIE NSANTS,
GIDEON MARkLE,
Hon. GED. G.. WElkER,
BENZ. HENDRlt KS,
GIDEON IElSENRlNG.

TWEED 10TH, a handsome article, all wool,
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TO- sale, very low, by
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