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A certain Cure for the Piles.

Gr Although the ELEcTUARY originally prcpared
for the of PILES yet from It's mOduS operdndi or
mode of operating and from extensive appica-
uon 1t has proved itself to be Medicine far superior &c
all others, in all Diseases Of nammatory character
with determination of blood 10 any particular part or
organ. In Inflammation and Congestion of the and
Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness and liberation of the
Stomach, BopeS Kidneys and Bladder in Infdnmatorg
and HeTcRrid Rheumatism, and all affections arising
the imprden! or nndicOus of Mercury; in all
where the Blood is powerfully determined towards the
Head, II s the BEST Medicine discovered. For all
Impurities of tho Blood, arising from
ever, and for al Diseases Of the Skin, is unrivaled
clearing and improving in the most remarkable
In PcPitGtiOn of the Heart, Pain in the Side and
Oppression about the Chest; in Morbid and Biiary
dihoRs Of the Stomach, producing Sick Headache in
short, in all where Cathartic Physic is ro-
CURED, the Eectuary will be found fully equal, if not
superior, TO any other; and especially those subject
without irritation which is the with most of the
purgatives in particularly Powders Pills
containing Aloes, the of which will invariably re-
turn the complaint.
A. UPI1AM, MID. Sole Proprietor, BOyyery,
II. w. DYoTT 81 SONS, General Wholesale
Agents, 1872 North Second Street, PhiIas
detphta. -.
SPECIAL DEPOT, at the Store of Alexander Du-
vail & Co., No. III Main street, Richmond
Also, for sale by CHARLES ii. HEINITSH,
Agent, Portsmouth, NJ. A. Santos, King &
Toy, b. Emerson, Robertson& Cornick, VIM.
H. Broughton, Norfolk, and by Druggists gen
orally throughout the United States.
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DLUSH.-Haucrs will find it to their acivantag &C
a 10 examine our Stock of BLACK PLUSaES
before purchasing elsewhere, are anxious to
clos the lot JNO. COOKE & co
Dec IL
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UST RECEIVED HOVEY'S SEEDING
~ STRAWB ALL persons who have left
Orders for the Plants of these Celebrated and Ex-
traordinary Strawberries, will please call mmedi
ateiy and get their supply We have just received
them this Morning, and are ready for deli
very at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
NOV III CHAS. IL. HEINITSH, gent.
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.CtREAT DISCOVERY IN THE HEAL.

= GREAT DISCOVERY IN THE HEAL
- ING ARr.-ImPortant to invalids and friends
OF the sick Medicine, however cficacious, has al
ways been taken with dissatisfaction by the sick ,
owing to its unpleasant nature. Hence it has ever
been the study OF all great physicians disguise
nauscou5 taste But their efforts have never been
crowned with complete success. 1t was left for DR.
Smith to accomplish. Having given the subject his
unrcmithpg attention for nearly two years he has
after spending a considerable amount Of money
produced medicine which, while it is every wSv
agreeable to the palate, is sure to triumph over DIS
EASE and all opposition, and to repay bin for his
devotion to inc Improvement OF medical science
DIR. G. BENZ. SMITHS
TSUGAR COATED1
IMPROVED IND. VEG. PILLS.
Arc the result OF his labor. Their cGec ts and tho
in all parts Of the United States warrant the pro-
prctors In the declaration that "they ire the great
est improvement in medicine eUer kno,Sn Unlike all
other pills these neither gype produce nausea nor
any other unpleasant sensation while thev are as
powerful as II is possible for medicine to- be. and
be HARMLESS. For sale bv
G.. II. HEINITSH, Agent
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INFANT BAPTISM tested by Scripture and
a History or the infants claim TO Churchmem-
bership defended and established on testimony scrip
tutal and historical, by William Hodges, A. Nj.
Rector Of Bruton Parish. williamsburg, Va. A
few copies for sale by
Nov w H. H. HODCFS e. 70
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AARAB CLOTHS.-We have 4 small quantity
~ of those handsome DRAB CLOTHS for Over
Coats left to which invite tho attention of pur-
chasers JNO. COOKE s. co.
Dec 10
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A TREASURE FOR CLERGYNIEN &
"A STU - EN- TS.--The Pulpit CYcloncdia md

n . Q - EN- I'S.--Ihc Pulpit CycIopcdia and
Ministers Companion, containing three hundred
and sixty skeletons and sketches of Sermons and
cal Studies and the composition and delivery of Scr
mons.
Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge; or Die.
ply, all Religions, Ecclesiastical History and Mis-
sons; containing definitions of all relig Gus terms
an impair tal account of the principal Christian De-
nominations together with the manners and Gus
toms of the East, Illustrations of the Holy Scrip
lures, and description of the Quadrupe1s, Birds,
Fishes, Reptiles, Insects, Trees, Plants, and Min
erals, mentioned in the Bible; Biographical No
tees of the early Martyrs and disting uished Rel-
Gus writer's and characters of all ages, with other
interesting matter, by Rev'd b. Il. Edwards Edi-
tor OF the 60 Quarterly Observer"
Another supply of the above valuable Books re-
ceivcd by w. H. II. HODGES & co
Nov II
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4 lAMLET.-Pcrsons wishing good piece of
~ BLACK CAMLEr be suited in the article
by calling on JNO COOKE & CO
Dec II
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SUPERIOR WINTER SPERM OIL
- The Subscriber has just received a lot of
WINTER BLEACHED SPERM GIL" which he
can recommend to customers as a superior article
For sale at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM
Dec g Corner of High and Middle SITS.
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Economy is eaiM."-BEN. FRANKLIN
A CARD.
ESPECIALLY INTENDED FOR ECONOMICAL
BUYERS.
BOOTS AND SHnEG u ATTIC e. n

BU ERS.
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS & CAPS.
/ Is now TO the interest of every economical
buyer to make thei purchases at the New Store
ana by 40 dong we will you from 25 to 80 cents
on every dollar. Is this reconsideration to every
one who wishes to lay ont their money to the best
advantage. We arc receiving Goods from our
agents In New York weekly, and our assortment
OF coarse and fine Boots and Brogans, coarse and
me Shoes Ladies' Buskns, Ties and Slippers in
dla Rubbefs Infants Shoes, Hats and Caps are now
more complete than ever.
Call at the New Store before buying elsewhere
and we viii show you goods cheaper than you have
ever seen them.
We have just received another lot of those Kin
Boots at s l75 worth $3.50, Ladies' Fine Calf Bus
klns at 81, worth 81 So We say come and SEQ
Tor yourself at the Sign of the Checkered Boot
Main street, Norfolk.
Dec II J. Fl. GREGORY
g. ECRET DISEA s Els !-BUTLER'S COM
~ POUND BALSAMIC MIXTURE, a pleasant
safe, and certain for all cases of GONORR-
HCEA AND elects.
In consequence of the many useless Mixtures
and PMS recommended for these complaints it is
necessary to publicly announce that this Medicine
8 the BEST known for the immediate removal of
these troublesome and unpleasant diseases But
ters mixture cures where Pills. Drops, Electua-
iries, Copava and Nitre, and Harlem Oil will have
no effect 1t IS therefore recommended as the frs
remedy to be tried in all cases. for when recent One
6ohHe generally produces permanent cure Be care
iul OF counterfeits. The only true Agents are
Chas III Heinitsh, Portsmouth,, NJ. a. Santos Ro-
oer'soh y Cornlck' Norfolk. Dec %
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MOULD CANDLES.-2O boxes BOSTON
1Fl MOULD CANDLES.
Dec II THos. BROOKS, Jr.
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M ACK Err EL,-l0 bbls No. , and 3 Mackcrcl
4FA Dec IL THOS. BROOKS, Jr.
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NEW CROP SUGAR.-IO hhds NEW OR
In LEANS SUGAR, new crop for sale bv
Dec 10 WILLS s. CO, Hipb street.
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NNBIGHT'S INDIAN VEGET'A RIE
ILLS Ills CoUSfERFEiTED.-- The Proprio-
tor oil Mughts Indian Vegetable Pills has dis
covered that his Pills arc co1nterfeted and extern
sively circulated through the country by persons
unauthorized by him.
Dealers in the above Pills are therefore respect-
fully informed that DIR. T. w. Dyott & Sons, of
the Columbian College, No. 1872 North Second St,
Philadelphia, are the only persons author iscd by
me to sell my Pills, in quantity, at the same prices
as myself.
Any other persons travelling through the coun.
try Offering my pllls In quantity and at reduced
prices, assuredly base counterfeers nd GU nbt
to be rejected as such by every honest DEALER"
and II Is TO be hoped, will be- If il is only for the
health and the lives of the public
VIM. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
L. w: DfofI & SONS, General Agents
No l32 N Second ST., Philada
SPECIAL DEPoT, at the Store of Alexander Du-
vail & Co., No. l47 Main street, Richmomd.
Also, for sale by CHARLES II. HEINITSH
Agent, Portsmouth, Nj. A Santos King s. Toy, B.
Emerson, Robertson s. Cornick, w. IL. Broughton
Norfolk, and by Druggists generally throughout
the United States. Nov H.
NA M SoCkS:-A few doz pairs of Country
Oct 20 TAos. BROOKS, Jr
DURE WINTER SPERM OIL.-Just re-
a cclved n fresh and full supply of Pure Blcached
WINTER SPERM OIL. This is very superior
est weather
Also excellent article of Lard Oil and Night
Iapers For sale at the Drug Store, high ST., Sign
Dec II CHAs. II. HEINrIsu, Agent.
ENROSTED FEET, HANDS, &c.-INDIAN
"A OINTMENT. This celebrated Ointment has
proved successfulin every instance in curing Frost
cd Feet, Hands, &c. For sale only at the Druo
Store, High street, Sign of the Big Mortar
CHAS. H. HEINITSH Agent
Member of the Philadelphia College of
Dec ~ Pharmacy and Chemistry.
NTACKEREL.-lO bbls No 2 and 3 Mackcrcl.
4'L Dec IL THOS. BROOKS, Jr.
MOULD CANDLEs.-2O boxes BOSTON
w MOULD CANDLES.
Dec II THOS. BROOKS, Jr
1tAMLET.-Pers wishing good piece of
~ BLACK CAMLEr can be suited in the article
by calling on JNO. COOKE s. co.
Dec II
nRAB CLOTHS.-We have a small quantity
~ of those handsome DRAB CLOTHS for Over
Coats left to which invite tho attention of pur-
chasers. JNO. COOKE s. co.
Dec 10
SUPERIOR WINTER SPERM OIL
- The Subscriber has just received lot of
WINTER BLEACHED SPERM GIL" which he
can recommend to customers superior article.
For sale at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
Dec Corner of High and Middle SITS.
EDLUSH .-Hattcrs will find it to their advantn ge
a 10 examine our Stock of BLACK PLUSaES
before purchasing elsewhere, anxious to
CLOS inc lot JNO. COOKE s. co.
CLOAKINGS.-Call and see our handsome as
" sortment of Ladies FRENCH CLOAKING
SODDS, some OF which of the latest Paris
styles JNo. COOKE s. co.
Dec 10
A TREASURE FOR CLERGYMEN s.
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WARN SOCKS.-A few doz pairs of Country
u Net SOCKS. For sale by
Oct 20 THOS BROOKS, Jr.
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ENROSTED FEET, H 4NDS, &c.-INDIAN
"A OINTMENT: This celebrated Ointment has
proved successfulin every instance in curing Frost
cd Feet, Hands, &c. For sale only at the Drug
Store, High street, Sign of the Big Mortar
CHAS. III. HEINITSH, Agent
Member of the PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE of
Dec - Pharmacy and Chemistry.
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L " DtVI q SUNS, GCncraI agents.
No. 1872 n. Second ST., Philada
SPECIAL DEPoT, at the Store of Alexander Du-
vail Co, NO; i4I Main street, Richmond
Also, for sale by CHARLES H. HEINITSH.
Agent, Portsmouth, MA Santos King s. Toy b.
Emerson, Robertson s Cornick, w. H. Broughton.
Norfolk, and by Druggists generally throughout
the United States. Nov II
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A mYsfery.
The New York Tribune of Saturday

The New York Tribune of Saturday
says
1--WE have traced the rumor to which
we alluded yesterday, in relation to ves-
sci having been chartered for a voyage
with dispatches for Liverpool. We
learn that the vessel alluded to is the Pi-
lot Boat VIM. j. Romer, and that she will
sail on Monday next. She is consider
ed one of the fastest vessels out of this
port, is strongly and ably manned. The
voyage will be trial of speed through
out, and il is reported she will make the
shortest trip ever made between the two
continents. There is good deal OF ex-
cltement among the commercial classes
to know the object Of this voyage. We
shall look with much curiosity fof her
return. She will probably bring some
twenty-four days later intelligence than
the steamer of the 4th February. Bets
are alread : pending as to the time in which
she will make the trip. We were in
formed that forty men were engaged up
on her yesterday in rigging new
suit of sails, and she was raised on Docks
for the purpose of cleansing her bottom. !"
The Express says-"The belief with
us is almost irresistible, that our Govern
ment, or the British Minister, more prob
ably the latter, viii despatch this vessel.
This impression is greatly strengthened
by the fac. that negotiations on the
Oregon question are resumed at WASH
ington, and no steamer viii leave this
country for twenty-five days"
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Dreadful Loss OF Life.

The foreign papers are filed with ac-
counts of heart-rending casualties at sea,
oecasioned by the most terrific gales on
the English and French coasts. 1t is sta
ted that nearly one hundred vessels were
lost during the month of December; and,
at a moderate calculation, no less than
one hundred human beings have perished.
Amongst the most distressing shipwrecks,
is that Of the St. David steamer, with
passengers and goods, stranding between
Havre, Plymouth and Liverpool. A
large part Of her cargo, and several bo-
dies, were found on the French coast;
and it is supposed every soul on board
perfshed during a violent gale. The
Tom Bowling steamer is supposed to
have founde.ed of tho Dutch coast on
the 18th ult.; when forty persons, il is
said, perished. Several vessels, with
valuable cargoes, lave been lost on the
English coast, and many lives have also
been lost
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nesfrnctIre Freshet.

We regret to learn that during the late
rise ofthe waters in the Youghiogheny,
the Mill OF Mr. Kuhn on that river, was
carried from its foundation and precipita-
ted into the river. There was but little
grain lost, from the fact that nearly all
had been removed several days privious,
fearing a catastrophe of this nature
Mr. Graham's Mill short distance be-
low we also learn was moved from its
foundation several feet. The ice had
gorged above the mills for some time
previous TO sn unprecedented extent, and
when the water rose it carried off with
irresistible force every thing opposed TO
IT, Considerable damage, we have been
informed, has been doneto,,other property
along the river.-West. Rep.
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YrcATAN oEcLARRD INDErENpEsT--
A few days ago it vas rumorcd that the
province of Yucatan was in state of rev.
olution in consequence of reputation,
by the Mexican Government OF the
treaties catered into with Yucatan by
Santo Anna. Later intelligence shows
ah4t province has absolutely declared
itself independent of the Mexican au
thority, in consequence Of the bad faith Of
that government, and is now seperase
republic. The intelligence is received
from Merida, the capital, Janury lss.
Yucatan Is no longer part of the
Mexican federation. Yesterday the
Assembled Departmentall'' pronounced
against their existing form Of government
and have recalled the deputies in the Mex
icaa Congress.
The Mexican eagle has been torn from
their banner, and replaced by the stars
of lS43. They have gone back to the
old state of things. as they existed before
the treaty; resolution having been intro
duced and carried, in the Mexican cham
bers, for revision of said established
| treaty.
The feeling against Mexico, and the
state Of things in Mexico has been for a
long time, silently running in the under
current, waiting but for sufficient cause 10
put itself forth in bodily shape. Mex
| leo, as usual, has showR bad faith towar ds
this section of the confederacy. Mexico
bv her treaty with Yucatan, was bound
to admit at her ports Of entry all produc-
tions of said department duty free. Grad
ugl Infringement took place against the
basis and letter of the treaty-the Gus
toms refusing TO comply herewith
Reclamation was made by the govern
ment of the Departments to the general
government, which met with no reply
In this state of things came casual intel
ligence by the steamship Guadaloupe,
which put in at Laguna, Of rnmor at
the capital, that negotiations were on foot
to hypothecate the customs af Yucatan,
to the English which, probably, was a
resort to terrify the Yucatecoes into COM
pliance with their desires. This height
cned the feeling; then came the resolution
for the revision Of a solemnly-made
treaty, and the fire burst forth. What
will be the end OF the business God only
knows.
Yucatan is one of the fines; provinces
in Mexico. lis population is nearly
100000, which is exceeded by only
three other departments outof the twenty
two composing the whole country.
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aSuch is the affinity of the subtle pow
er we employ TO earth and water, that it
is difficult to make it pass any distance
through either by any guards which sci-.
ence knows how to place around it,
Keep it in the air, and il win follow your
wire around the globe; but bring il in
contact with earth or water, and it escapes
as if seeking its home in the cayerns of
the earth and the coral depths of the
ocean. We must ask science to teach
us how to stretch wires in safety aloft In
the air and mile in length, or we must
beg commerce TO permit us to raise 'pl-
lars beside her path, on which TO erect a
tiny bridge for our invisible messengers.
We cannot try experiments for projec-
tors; but he who CAN and WILL take tfs
across the North river without erecting
supports in the river itself, and in such a
manner as shall promise durability, will
entitle himself toa liberal compensation. J"
The New York Express says: I've
presume the Telegraph will be completed
as far as Jersey City. Ii has been found
impossible 10 make the telegraph pass
under the East River"
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We the undersigned Auditors Of Som
erse. county. do certify. that we have
examined the foregoing accounts between
tha Treasurer and commissioners Of
said county and hud-ihe above statement
Of them 10 be eorrcct and true, and that
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A Hit at the Times.

At this particular time, says the Wash
ington correspondent Of the New York
Mirror when change in the Cabinet is
daily expected, each member thereof is
narrowly watched by the newsmongers,
and all his movements faithfully chroni-
cled. The following is the last impor-
tant bulletin:
"H1GHLY IMPoRrANT.-This morning
Mr.. BUCHANAN was closeted with the
President for more than five minutes. 1t
is certain that matters OF the gravest cha
racter were under consideration, for Mr..
B. was heard distinctly to sneeze three
times in succession, and it is supposed on
the highest authority that Mr.. Polk took
a pinch and half of snuff. The great
est CONSERVATION prevailed at the White
House, and the black cook rolled up the
whites Of his eyes in such a manner that
the old Dntch clock went into fits, and
struck an hour before the time. The
SECRETARY OF WAR was seen by credi-
bic witnesses TO go into store and buy
a box Of percussion caps. These and
other symptoms of war have caused
stocks and stockings TO rise above zero.
The SECRETARY OF THE Navy too, was
seen to devour prodigious pieces of cold
turkey, and an express extraordinary was
dispatched to drug store for box of
Brandreth's Pills. Nous vERRoNs.-
There is something in the wind. More
anon"
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of Paint township 80 81
From Simon Shaffer collec-
tor of Quemahoning town.
ship l4S 60
From Daniel Sorber if. cot
:. leclor OF Shade township so 81
From Joseph Long collector
:, Of Stonycreek township $40 80
From Valentine Lepley coll
lecter Of Southampton tp 3S 80.
From Samuel Barklcy COLI
lectsr of Summit town :
ship S72 II
From Rogers Marshall col
Hector OF Stoysiown Dor ST.
From John Neff collector Of
Somerset borough l65 81
From Samuel Coleman coll
Z leetor of Somerset town
ship $40 81.
From Aaron Schrsck coilec-
tor Of Turksyfoos Town
ship 90 so
For Deprecated money sold Is S5.
For fines and jury fees from
Sheriff PhiliPpi $50 90
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administrators Notice.

u = undersigned, residing in Mil.
h ford township, haying oh,.;asJ
letters o. administrator on ,bs go" a -
Andrew Enos, late of said toS Sns,';a7 Is'@'e y
ceased. requests all Perssns iSash,r, =
said estate, ,toaaend at tlhelate fq.i,5ss ~
the decsased.ou Saturday the r4IR S,S - %
March next, prepared so-setilc their aa :.
counts, and those having claims sgaln,,
said estate. 10 present them at e4he saae
fine and place properly authenticated for
settlement.
HENRY sEcFILER, =,
Feb. 5. ls46-6l.
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MAGNETIC TELEoRAPH - Mr.. Ken:
dali writes TO the Union that the Magns.-
ic Telegraph is compelled to stop flor
the present) at Newark; the directors not
having succeeded yet in making it cross
the Hudson river. He says:
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A blazing Meteor, 'as large as barrel
traversed through some 300 miles of the
atmosphere in Georgia. and on the bor-
bers Of Florida, on Sunday, December
2ist, and exploded with a tremendous
ssciss; shaking ths earth for greet dis.
fsfce.
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CurnherIand Markef.

Feb, 5, 1906.
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2 = . e 7 , = S
AND
ExpENDITU TURES,

IN the Treasury of the County Of Sem
erse,. Pa, from The 10Th day sf Jam
uary. A. d. ls45 10 the 9th day Of
January A. ID. lS46. both days
Inclusive.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-12

A CARD.-The undersigned begs leave to ten
IN der his thanks to the citizens of this COM
munity for the liberal patronage which they have
bestowed upon him during the past year, and very
respectfully informs them that he still continues
the Auction and Commission business at Concert
Hail. near Browns hotel, where he will promptly
and with dispatch discharge all business in his
line, to the satisfaction Of any and all persons who
may favor him with it. ESQ G
He would also inform those who are in arrears
with him to call and settle their accounts as soon
as possible, the needfl, being at all times accepta-
BILE, and at this time peculiarly indispensable.
A. GREEN,
jan 90 Auction and Commission Merchant.