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David Knseman,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin.
IN is'rstion have been granted to the su scrbcr,
on the estate Of David kaseman. late Of Rrsh town.
ship decd All persons indebted to said estate, or
having claims sgains, the same, are requested to
call and settle without delay. The subscriber will
attend for 'hat purpose, at the house of VIM. Far.
row, in Snyderstown, on Friday and Saturday, the
Goth and 2 ist of February next.
FREDERICK KASEMAN,
Jan. lOh 1866 Ad'my
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PRICE CURRENT.
Edward CrutChley,s Estate.

M Office is hereby given. that letters Of adj
" ministration on the estate Of Edward Crutch
ly, late Of Point township, Northumberland coun
ty. decd, have been granted 10 the subscriber. An
persons indebted 10 said estate, or having claims
against the same, are requested TO call on the sub
scriber, at Northumberland, and settle wi'hou, de-
lay. d. 5. DODGE.
Jan. 18th, lS46.-6t. Admir-
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Watches, Jcwclry, &C. &c.

TTNFE subscriber oifss for SALE 1T the low pr-
Il ces, large aud general assortment Of Guld
and Silver Lever, Lepine and other kinds of
Watches; Jcwelry, Silver Wme, Ebany and Gilt
MantI Clocks. and Musical Boyes playing from
two to ten tunes; Benedict & Bsrney's Diamond
Pointed Gold Pens, Wsichm4kers' Tools, File.
and Materials.
Orders from the country are solicited, and will
be carefully attended In. JOHN &. FARR,
ll2 Chcsnut IT., rhiisdelphia
Nov l. lst5-4m
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TERMS REDUCED.
H3lCCGSES3SN
DAG UERRI,N GALLERY IF Patent Prcmi.

E1avArE3SH
DAG UERRIiN GALLERY of Patent Prcmi.
um Coiored hkenesses, and Photographic
Depot.
No. 1876 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
M. 25l Broadway, New York No rs Court
St'ei. Boston No. 1876 Chesnut Street, Phils.
delph'a Baltimore street. Baltimore; Broad
way, Saratoga Springs No Sc Canal Street.
New-0desns Main Stree, Newport, X. ]. And
Main Street; Dn Bnque, Iowa.
CONSTITUTING the oldes, and most Exten-
" sive Estahli hment Of the kind in the World,
and containing more than a THOUSAND POR.
TRAITS, embracing those Of sone Of the most
distinguished individuals in the United States.
Admtance free.
This Establishment having been awarded the
Medal, -Four FIRST Premiums, snd f,co "Hghest
HOnors' at the Exhibitions at Boston, New York
and thladel hia, respectively. for hes. Pictures and
ApIa,atus is thus officially sustained in the posi-.
lion dfsoperio'''y hertofHe universally assigned 1t
by the pubic os FIRST in the World"
June ssh. lSi5.-iy
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r = s y M 3 ..

JOHN Il. STR YK Err,
Of the late firms Of Nsukirk q &ryker, and
S,ryker 4 Pogue, r
LAS resumed The Wholes ,e Dry G.ods Busi-
l. ness, and nav offers for SALE at Nos. 10 and
IA Bank street, Philadrlphis, adjoining Myers,
Clashorn & Co.'S Auction Store. No. 7s Market
street, general assortment Of Dry Goods, chiefly
purchased al auction. al a very small advance Tor
cash, or city accepiancrs.
Believing that his long experience in purchasing
will enable him to sell his Goods at the lowest Mar,
ket prices, he invites his old friends. snd Others
wis ing 10 buy, 10 favor him with a call.
Philsdelphi,, Nov. |, lS45-6m
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AIR TIGHT STOVES,
The best in the HorH for CLEANLINESS. Comjort
and Economy.
G. J. TY ND ALE,

No. 81 souTn SECOND ST.. PHILADELPHIA.
HAS now on hand = l,rcc assortment "f ORR'S
Ii Celebrsted Patent AIR TIGHT STOVES,
TO which he would call the siten' ion Of every true
lover Of comfort and economy, fn which qualities
they cannot he equsllc1 by any Stove in the world
1tey are a light Stove, ard can he conveniently
carried To any distance, and being constructed for
the use of wood, they are par, cularly adapted to
sick room. o.
Manv thousand. Of this Stove being now in use.
their good qualities are too well known 10 need
putting.
Mr.. TIxpALr 10 the first authorized agent In
Philadelphia, and has been making them constant.
" for the last five or six years. There can be no
fear Of no, getting the genuine Stove Of him. and
they are ali warranted to give entire satisfaction.
No Air Tight Stoves are genuine, without hrass
plate with the Inventors name and date Of the
Patent.
lie has also on hand large assortment of Cook
STovss, RApIATous. and oil kinds Of Fancy Coal
Stoves. at the Old Establishment, No. 81 South
Second above Walnut street.
Philadelphia. Nov. |, ls45.-2m
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COuDterfciters'
ID e a r II B + Q w.


Me public will please observe that Brandreti,
4 Pills are genuine, unless the box has three La
bells upon it, (lhe top, the side and the ho,,oml
each containing fac snile signature Of my hand
writing, ihus--B. BaASuHsTH. NJ. D.--These la
bel, ale engraved steel, beautifully designed,
and done st an expense Of over 81, a,O0O.--Therefrs
il will be tha, tho only thing Necessary to pro.
cure the medicine in its purity, observe these
labels.
Remember the top, the side, and the hoi,ou,l-
The following respective persons are duly au'h,si-
Ied, and hold
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY
For the sale Of Brandrefa's Vegetable URirersaE
Pills.,
Northumberland cenntv: Mihon-Mscsey &,
.Chambe'lin. Sunhury--H. B. Mssser. MEwcns-
viile--iifland & Msir.lL Norihumhe lana---W M.
Forsyth. Geofeetown-.J. & J.. Wshs.
Union County: New Berlin--Bogar & Win.
ter. Seiinsero,e-George Gundium. Mid'le-
ihurg-lssac Smith. Besver,own-D David Huhicr-
Adamsbure-Wm MAY. Mifinshurc-Mens
Il Ray. Hartleion-- Daniel Long. Freebsss--
u. & +. Z. Meyer. Lewishurg--W Walls & Green
Columbia county; DanViile-E. b. Reynolds
q Co. Berwck-Shurnsn & Ruenhoose. Ca.
iswisss--C. q. Brohts. BIooinsburg-John n.
Meyer. Jersey Town-Levi Bisel. Washington
Roht. McCay. Limsstope-BslA. & ncNinch.
Obsetve that each Agent has an Engnvsd Ger
si6cste Of Agency, containing a representation Of
Dr BRANDRETH'S Mandatory at Sing Sing,
and upon which will also be exact copies Of
the nsw 'aheis noW used upon the BransrefA f'si.
Boxes. cf ~. als fsil ,r..i 81
Philsdelphis, o.iee No 8, North s,h street a
b. BRANDRETH, Nh
Iuss s4sh, lsAs. =
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Ma. GoueH.-It is said that Mr.. Cough will
shortly change his vocation as temperance lec-
turer 10 that Of the Congregational ministry.
He intends to spend the remainder of the win
ter in the South.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-17

Making population Of Id ,036 in the towns in
and depending on the Coal Region. There are
also several colliery establishments or towns
numbering up wards Of 500 persons each
The population Of Schuylkill county was in
1920 II.7s4
1880 20,7S4
1S40 29072
BY adding the population of Mount Carbon 500,
tion of these towns alone is equal to one.half of
tAAwhole population of the county in 1890
The Coal TRADE FOR lsi5-The following
is the official quantity of coal sent to market
from the different regions in 1915, compared with
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To ExrINaUIsH FIRE IN CnIMNErs.- Put q
wet blanket under the whole front of the fire
place. which soon stops the current of air, and
extinguishes the flame.
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To Purchasers Of
D r Y G. 90 . s.

TIME subscriber; No. lei Pesri street, New
IL YoIk, having established a Bf,nch at No. 234
South Second ST.. Phiisdeph's, l. now opening
aud viii be constantly receiving from the New
York Auctions. an extensive assortment Of
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which viii he sold At the lowest New York piices,
a, Wholesale aid Retail. Among h stock will he
found good assortment of the folio wirg articles,
Jaccohe,s, Plaid. Hair Cord, Lace, Stripe. Book,
Swiss and TsrIa'an MusIins. bishop and Linen
L,wns, Fancy Cap Ne,ts, Fancy and Bail dresses.
ThresJ Laces, Application d.. rich Black Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens, Linen Cambsies,
Linen Camlaic Hdkfs.. Curtain Frnges. Cashmere
JEcosse, Mouselne do Laine. silk and Cotton
Warp A,rsccas. Queens Cloth, Gsls PIads,
French Me'ihos, Black silks, Gloves. six Hose,
Shawls, Crsva,s, Ribbons. Emhfo,leriss &c. sc.
Country Merchants and others WISHING Phil..lel
phia OF New York To purchase, are respectfully in
v,ed 10 call aud Examine the stocks.
Nov. !, ls4S.--ly q. II. MOORE
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WHrsw Asa.-Quick lime mixed with skim
milk, with about pint Of salt to the gallon Of
wash, will be adhesive and durable.
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The order of Odd Fellows have public school
At Wilmington. N. c., at which about two hun.
dred children are educated.
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OAR IRON-Just received and for sals. cheap
~ for cash. by HENRY MAssER.
sunbury, Sept. 80, ls<b,
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JOSEPH w. JONES,

JOSEPH w. JONES,
No. IS North 4h street. a Je~ doors abore Market
street,
PHILADELPHIA,
LAS constantly on hand very large assort
ment Of Looking Glasses. Baskets. Cedar Ware
and Fancy Goods. which will be sold wholesale at
the very loves, prices.
n B Looking Glasses insured to any par, OF
The country, without charge.
Nov. l. IS45 -6m
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The income Of the Western (Mass.) Railroad
in the year ending Dec. 81, is45. from all sour.
ses, 10 estimated at $4,000. The expenses Of
the same period, not including interest and sink
ing ssnd, Amounted to $3s5,0 900.
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- HE HC NHHUNE
= I a N O S.

VU1HE SUBSCRIBER has bsen appointed agent.
for he sale of CONRAD MEYERS GEL
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pr
AMOS, at this place. These Pianos have p'sin.
massive an beautiful rxtericI q iii. and, Tor depth
and sweetness Of tone, and -isganee OF Workman
ship, are not surpassed by any in the United States.
The following is q recommendation from CARL
DrErs. celebiuted performer, and himself a man.
ufscluteI:
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Increase in ls45, 800 Oo5
The Schuylkll Region still maintains the nos.
ition she has held since 1892, in furnishing more
TIN one half the supply of Anthracite Coal sen.
to7harket. Since the trade commenced in 1920
up to the beginning of 1910, the supply from ali
sources amounted TO l3 467 3o2 tons.
OF this quantity the Schuylkll re-
gion furnished 800 ia
All other regions only 6 O74 55S
In favor of the Schuylkili region, / 3ls 1876
During the last year our county
furnished i3l 722
All other counties, only $50 952
Excess in favor Of Schnylkil CO., 2AI TO
Within the last five years the coal trade has
more than doubled. In 1910, ss5 Ala tons were
sent to market, and in the year just past the mum.
Der was 02l 9Th tons.
PROGRESS or STEAM IN THE Coal BUSINESS.
The number of Engines engaged in the Coal
business ofthe Pottsville region up to the begin
ming of lsi5, was Al
Aggregate Horse Power, 1878
There were built during the year lsi5,
in Pottsville, for Colliery purposes, II
Aggregate Horse Power, $50
Do in Minersville, 10
Aggregate Horse Power, 800
2ols 6s
Making the total number of Stationary En-.
gines engaged in the trade 6s, with an aggregate
power of 20ls horses-27 of which, with an ag.
gregate power of TAO horses, having been added
during the last year
There were also five othe. Engines built in
Pottsvilie during the year, with an aggregate
power of 235 horses, for other purposes. They
were turned out as follow:
Engines Horse power
BY Messrs. Dehaven, Min'rsville, 10 800
Haywood & Snyder, Pottsvile, 10 800
f. w. M'Ginnis do. i3 2s5
33 9T5
The same establishments have no less than
fifteen Engines now in the course of construc.
tion and there are two or three buildings al Port
Carbon.
THE Coal TRADE FOR 1s46-Amount of Coal
transported over the Philadelphia and Read
Ing Railroad for the week ending on Thursday
evening last
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BAHTcLcTT & 5LYNN.
HAT MANUFACTURERS,
No. 304 Market Street,
PHIL ADHLPH HIA,
HAVE constantly on hand The finest quality Of
Il Silk and Fur Hats. which they sell at the Low.
prices. These Hats in point Of siyle beauty Of
finish. and Durability, will compare with any man
uf.c,ured in the city. and we'll worthy the at
,enon of purch ssers from the country.
January g. 1856
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HELP THE
B gin II G IS i.

TIME subscribers would respectfully nfnm tho
Il Cnizens Of Sunhuay and the pubic generally,
that they have purchased the shop of Mr.. Will'su,
Hoover in Market street ore door west of the Post
Office, where they will continue the
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Cabinct.MakinG Business,

in oil its branches. The public may expect their
work done in the latest style. They hope, by strict
attention TO business to mei, a share Of public
patronage.
or Cofins made to order on the shortest ice.
and country produce taken in exchange for work.
WIN. YOUNGMAN & II. C. MARTIN.
Sunhury, NAV I7th lS45-ly.
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To the Public.
a A NEW vol UME
or rms
NEW YORK WEEKLY N6IRRoR,
VIII commence on Saturday, Oct. llfh, is45.
To the Public.
AMI to every tuhscrihcr tn either the WEEKLY
DAILY, We will give copy Of
Wilis's Letters from London, Complete,

In one hand .omc ExrnA, uniform with the WEEK
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&C LErreas. and with the New Volume will rorn.
mcnce the Nav SERuEs. written from the Soura
OF Eunorr, when the Weekly Mirror will I've scpa.
rne'y edited with particular care, and with more
special regard To the wants and las o. of country
subscribers. We shall publish more tales. and less
matter that is merely iocal-and Ivy using in part
smaller type. we shall he able 10 increase The quan.
iity rs we'll IS to improve the quality Of what we
give To our readers.
We shall cndeavor to NIKE
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chronicle Of the times. orF,nILY NEWSPAPER, lin
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Of the year.) upon which neither Iahoui. time. talent,
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riched with original conifihu'icns-'he life. spicc
aud spiri, ofthe foreign journsls--and contain oil
the news intelligence and variety ofihe daily sheet
handsomely prioted on fine paper, manufactured for
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should be sddr,ssed post paid, to Morris. Willis &,
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MISC NEOUS.
FAKE NOTICE.

TNHAT the Subscriber has Just received a lot of
- DOUBLE and SINGLE G~UNS-Singl. Gi,ns
as low IA 50 90, and Double Guns as low as sS 90,
Also, Pistols, Shot Bags, Game Rags, Powder
Eiasks, Nipple Keys, Wad Cutters, Percussion
Caps OF all the different qualities. Canister Powder,
Drinking Cups. aud every article called for by a
sportsman. IL is the determination Of the Subscri-
Der not to be undcrsold, or undorworked and per-
sons may rely upon getting any article as cheap
from him as can be purchased in this section of
country. Also, all work in the Gun line will be
warranted TO be done "a well and as cheap, If not
cheaper, than can be done here or elsewhere. so
call at the Sign of the Mammoth Gun, High street.
portsmouth, Va, one door east Of the Old Dominion
once, and get bargains, and no mistake.
All orders thankfully received, and punctually
attended to.
Sept 90 j. A. SPALDING
n. Is Old Copper and Brass taken in exchange
for work, or the highest cash price paid for il.
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FOR LEASE.

"a For a term of years. that well known and
szazi valuable FARM within ono mile of the town
sJlof Portsmouth, called " Vcalc's. ), bovinr !.
argc quantity Of cleared land ready for cultiya.
ton, and an abundance of timber for all the uses
Of the fIrm: Its locati N aud fertility make Il dc.
sirablc for the cultivation Of Vegetables and NsLoO.
for the Northern Markets, and those in the i1nno9
diatc neighborhood, as also for the growth of Grain
aud raising of Stock for sale, &c. A further de-.
those wishing TO lease will examine it.
Also,
For Rent for the ensuing year, a FARM of 1856
acres lying on the Western Branch about five
miles from Portsmouth very well adapted to the
cultivation of Sweet Potatoes, Melons. Grain, &c.
besides having a first rate Shore and Cove for the
planting OF Oysters. For terms apply to
Mrs. ELtzAeETH u LYNE,
Sep 15-ts Or, SAM'L. y BROWNE.
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DIED,

nj, departed this life at the residence of her husba M
dG a" water, Princess Anne County, on Wedncs.
Wy me Ith instant. Mrs. MARIETTA PIrTs, consort
a :. r. PITTS, leaving a husba nd; six children
H. numerous relatives and friends to mourn over
" ~ HrepaTable loss. In the death of this truly
rII lunar. lady the commonly has lost one, whose
pace cannot be easily supplied, for indeed she was
a iaay of no ordinary qualities and vi, tues: hioh.
~ gifted by nature with a strong and excellent
tf;nvnnu, which in early life had been properly cuI.
sskka'eo0 she was the delight Of all who knew her.
u was In every sense of the word, an aTectionate
T.', tbe indulgent parent, the kind mistress and
NE good neighbor. In leaving a world of SORROWS
~ mas but made the exchange for a world of bliss.
ahu MS was her consela tion. by faith in the atone
mentof the Blessed Jesos-Herald.
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(No.3 .)

Two. o.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OCCUPATION, !
Camp before Monterey, Sept. "a, 1856
O'Clock. A. NJ.
SIR: Your communication, bearing date at nine
o'clock, p. NJ. on the 23d inst, has just been re
ceived by the hands of Col. Moreno.
In answer TO your proposition to evacuaie the
city and fort with all the persunel and maieriel OF
war, | have to state that my duty cumpeIs me To
decline acceding to ii. A complete surrender of
the town and garrison, the latter as prisoners OF
war. is now demanded. But such surrender will
be upon terms, and the gallant defence of the
place, crediiable alike 10 the Mexican troops and
nation, will prompt me to make those terms as
liberal as possible. The garrison will be allowed
at your option, after laying down lis arms, to re-
tire to the interior on condition of not serving
again during the war, or until regularly exchang-
ed. | need hardly say that the rights of non
combatanis will be respected
An answer to this communication is required
by IL o'clock. If you assent to an accommoda-
ton, an officer will be despatched at once, under
instructions to arrange The conditions.
l am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
u. TAYLOR.
Maj. Gen. u. S. A, commanding.
SENIOR ID. PEDRO DE AMPUpIA,
General n-Chief, Monterey.
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OAK GROVE FARM FOR SALE.

This beautiful and VALUABLE
FARM, located on the Main Road
S&s%Ett.G leading to Suffolk, one mile from
sI1 u LII the To" n of Portsmouth is now Of
7sH fered at Private Sale. it contains
SEVENTY ACRES, and is bounded on the East by
lands belonging TO the estate OF MordeCai Cooke,
deceased, on the South Ivy the Main Road, ON the
West by lands belonging to the estate of John Will
son. deceased, and on the North. by SCOTS Creek,
navigIble for small boats AMI which is well adapt-
ed for planting Oysters. As a Market Farm SO IN.
Oak Grove is admirably located, and dele htfuI.
ly situated for Il Residence, combining the adyan.
tagcs Of town aud country. For terms and further
particulars enquire of
MAURICE b. LANGHORNE.
Sep lO-ts Portsmouth, Va.
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For the New Era.
&c
Npxu Vnn1 10, II = ID

&c.
New YoRK, Oct Ia, 5 p. Nj.
nave no changes 10 notice, except a still slight
~ downward tendency in the Flour and Grain
market. owing 10 the non arrival Of the Grea,
britain. make no alterations in quotations OF
prices, however, as | arm convinced that the mar :
k' cannot be changed materially either way un
III The next arrival from Europe. The effect oil
opening the ports of England to our bread stuffs
may be estimated from the fact That the increase
receipts of Flour. this year over preceding
y"aIs is 7l9,042 barrels.
cotton, and other Southern products, maintain
'ofmer prices. Little is doing in this main staple
ano holders do not seem disposed 10 sell at present
prices.
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NOTICE.

a. For the ensuing year, a large and comma.
S5a dious BRICK HOUSE, on Middle street, at
49, present occupied by Mrs. Bilisoly and next
door to the subscriber.
.Also, two other TENEMENTS. on the north side
OF Queen, between Middle aud Court streets, at
present occupied by Mr.. Wilson Williams, they
arc new, and In good order to good tenants the
rent will be low. For terms apply to
Oct 6-6t* w nj.
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THOMAS

MILL pra' ucc III the Super Tor and Inferior
w Courts OF Princess Anne, Norfolk and Nan
scmond Counties, and of the CITY of Nor folk. Uo
viii attend To business when desired i'm anv other
County POI tsmouth. Anrii ~ On
VOCAL MUSIC II. HEWITT, Protcssor
' of Music, respectfully informs the citizens of
PORTSMOUTH and its vicinity, that he will commence
a Series of Lectures on Vocal Music at Mrs. Young,s
portsmouth Female Seminary, as soon as n sufi-
clcnt number of PUBL shall be obtained. His svs.
ten OF instruction is peculiar to himself alone. and
has met with extensive favor in New York. BALI.
more and Washington.
Aug 90
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

TN. MERCER, very respect
ioiiy oilers his Professional Services TO tho in
nao"ants OF Portsmouth and vicinity. He propos.
es no feie, ence, save that of the experience OF an
average share of practice, attended with natterinp
success Tor nearly five years. Though credentials
duced if required. p0'
oiice and residence of High street, in the build.
Aug 15-3m ooN''
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nRY GOODS AT AUCTION.-On THURS.
~ DAY evening next at Z O'Clock, we shall
proceed to sell at public auction, for cash, at tho
Store lately occupied by Russell & Eskridcc, all
the Stock of DRY GOODS in said Store. The sale
will be continued, until the whole Stock is disposed
of. LLOYD w. Williams.
SAM'L. NJ. WILSON, trustees