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TO Purchasers Of
D r Y e 90 D S.

TIME subscriber, No. lei Pearl street, New
Il York, having established Branch a, No. 23I
South Second st., Philadelphia, ia now opening.
and will be constantly receiving from the New
York Auctions, an extensive assortment Of
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which will be sold a, the lowest New York prices,
a, wholesale and Retail. Among his stock will re
found good assortment Of the following articles:
Jacconets. Plaid, Hair Cord, Lace, Stripe, Book.
Swiss and Tarla,an Muslins. Bishop and Linen
L,wns, Fancy Cap Netts, Fancy and Rail Dresses.
Thread Laces, Application Do, rich Black Six
Trimming Lace Irish Linens, Linen Cambrics.
Linen Cambric Hdkfs.. Curtain Frnges, Cashmere
d'Ecossc, Mouscline de Lai1e, Silk and Cotton
Warp AIpsccas, Queens Cloth, Gala Plads,
French Merinos, Black Silks, Gloves, Six Hose,
Shswls, Cravais, Ribbons. Embroideries. &C.. &c.
Country Merchants and others visiting Philsdel.
phia or New York to purchase, are respectfully in.
vi,ed 10 call and exsnne the stocks.
Nov. !, ls45.--ly G. II. MOORE.
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Public Sale,

MILL Be sod. At public vendue, on Saturday
w the 35th of April. l646, G the residence OF
The suhSsites. in the borough Of sunbury, the fol
lo~ing circles. to Wit: ,.I.f..., l..I
High French and Low post Bed.tesds. Bureau.
Dining, Breakfast and Kitchen Tables, Cook and
Goal Stoves. together wilh variety Of Household
snd Kitchen Furniture TOO numerous TO particular.
ize. .. ..
day. when the terms Of sale will he made known
BY JOHN A, DERlNG.
Sunbusy, March 2sth. 1886.
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Deing NTtcuy ire PROOF, anu
that ,hay will resis, the FIRE Of any building in the
| world. The outside case Of the Safes are made o
boiler iron, the inside case Of sospstone, and he.
tween the outer case and inner case is Q space o
some inches thick and is filled in with indestrue.
tible material. to make it an impossbili,y to
ever burn any Of the contents inside Of this Chest
These Soapstone SalsmandeIs we sre prepared
and do challenge the world to produce any article
in the shape Of Book Safes hst will stand much
heat, and we hold ourselves ready ut all times to
have them fairly tested by public bonfire, should
ny Of our competitors feel disposed to try them.
We also continue to manufacture and keep con-
stantly on hand. large and general assortment Of
our Premium Air.tight Fire Proof Sales, Of which
we have large quantity in use, and in every In.
stance they have given entire satisfaction to the
purchssev-of which we will refer the public to .
few gentlemen who have them in use.
N. d. q. Taylor, l2s north Sd st.; A. Wright
Il Nephew, Vine st. wharf, Alexander Caror, Con.
veysncer. corner Of FiIbert and 9th s,s.; John NJ.
Ford, 80 north Sd st.; Myers Bush. 20 north 81
st.; Bailey & Brother, 1873 Maket st.! James NJ.
Paul. l0l south 4ih st; DR. David jayne, 8 south
Sd st.; Matthew T. Miller, 20 south Sd st.; and
we could name some three or four hundred others
if il were necessary. Now we invite the attention
Of the public, and particularly those in want OF
Fire Proof Safes, to call ut store before purcha.
sing elsewhere, and think We can satisfy them
tina, they will get heteI and cheaper article at
store than any other establishment In the city.
We also continue to manufacture Seal and Co.
pying Presses, made in such manner as to an
swer both purposes; Hosting Machines. Fire
Proof Doors, with our own manufacture Of locks
on them. With b. Evans's Patent Keyhols cover
attached to he same; plain and ornamental Iron
Railing. &c.
N. B-We keep constsntly on hand large as.
sortmen, of our Ps,en, Slate Lined Refiigeratoss.
Water Filters and Coolers; and we have also on
hand several second hand Fire Proof Chests t.ken
in exchange for ours, which we will dispose Of at
very low prices.
PhiIadeIphis, January 24th, ls46.--ly
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IMroRrAxr RuxoR. I'VE learn bya slip from
the New Orleans Picayune, Of March l6 that
q commercial house Of that city had received
letter from Galveston, Texas, dated the l4th in.
slant, which states, information had been
brought by the schr. Mary Shields, from Mata.
moras, bound to New York, having put into Gal.
weston in distress, that the American Consul at
Matamoras, Up. Schatzell, ESQ.,, was in prison,
accused BY the authorities Of corresponding
with General Taylor at Corpus Christi .. Il
This is important information, if true, and
may lead to an active demonstration on the part
Of the American forces sooner than was cup.
posed. General Taylor, BY the, last accounts,
had commenced marching his army to the Rio
Grande, on the West bank Of which not far from
its mouth Matanoras lies. This close neighbor-
hood will euabIe him 10 act promptly, according
to his orders. In the event Of the news being
confirmed. he may have the duty assigned him
Of releasing the Consul from bis confinement,
end chasiising the insult offered to our country.
I .Fl.gfl -+------------..=-.---tr t-stg, g. ~
"Genius will always work its way through"
as the poet said when he saw hole in the elbow
Of his coat ''d I Hloi9a IS
BRASDRrrR's FILLs cure all affections, simply
because they make the blood pure--sbstract out of
il those qualities which produce disease, and give
to it those qualities which produce health.
Nov every solid part Of the human frame is
made from the blood, aud the food We est is cons
veried into blood to supply the waste our bodies
ere continually sustaining. So in the Ordinary
couve Of nature We manufacture our entire bodies
iu abou, nine years, from the food taken into our
stomachs. Suppose The cir we have lived in for
some time has been Iosded with matters detrimen.
tel TO health, our food for long period has been
Of an unwholesoms kind, or that the mind has been
much ,roublsd-for grief suEs,y. or great a,.sn.
ton 10 any particular point sure 10 occasion bad
effects in the blood. Any Of these causes existing
good blood canno. Be supplied 10 tho body.
Bot let Brsudresh's Pills bs used daily under
these circumstances, in doses Of frou two to six
pills. or as the case shall Determine. Whs is their
edsc.' It is 10 carry of The impure matters from
the blood, lssvins only he good to renew every
part Of the body. VIVA. was unsound now be.
comes sound. and the stomach soon gets into 50
beslthy condition ths, even bad sir o, unwhols.
some food for time unable to injurs the healh
matetally.
% Purchase Of II. b. Mssser Suubury, or of
tho agent. published in another part Of this paper.
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Notice.

YNHE subscriber being appointed BY the Couf,
4 of Common Pleas oF Northumberland county,
Auditor. TO ascertain and report the liens under tho
second mortgage upon the real estate Of the Shame.
kin Coal and Iron Company, in said county, in
order that distribution may he made Of the pro.
cees Of The late sheriff. sale Of said estate, among
the lien creditors, on tho hrst Monday Of the next
April court, at Sunbury. all persons holding or
claiming liens against said estate are hereby reqni.
red to present them to the subscriber, II bis office
in Sunbury, ON or before tho 3lst day Of March
next. II. D. MASSER,
Feb. 1ath. 1s48-4t Auditor
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CARPETINoS AND oIL-CLoTHs,
At the "CHEAP STORE" No. Al Strawberry
nf Street,
.sr Phlla d @ d n a.

nUR Store rent and other expenses being very
~ light, we are enabled to sell OUT CARPETS
Ol..CLOTHS. &c, wholesale and retail. a, the
lowest prices In tho city. and buyers will fud il
greatly to their advantage to csu aud examine The
large assortment We offer this season, Of
Beautiful Imperial ply I
Double Supst6ne Ingram c.pprT,Ncs
Fine and Medium do
TwIed and plain Venitisn
together with . large stock Of OlI.-CLOTHS
from feet TO ~ fee, wide. very cheap for rooms
halls. &c also. Msttings, Floor Clo,hs. Rugs Cot
ton and Rag Carpets, &c, &C., with good ss.
sorment Of Ingram Carpets from 25 to SO cents
and Stair and Entry Csrpes from - TO so eta.
ELDRIDuE e. BROTHER,
No. ~ strawberry Street, one door above Cbes
nut. near Second Street, Philadelphia.
March 2lsL IS46-3m.
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DENTISTRY.
PETER r.. MASSER X,

RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
II EsPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
nv Sunbury and vicinity, that he hss opened an
Office At the residence Of Henry Mssser, in Marke.
street. where he is prepared TO execute oil kinds Of
DENrAL SuReEnr. Plate Work, &C., on the lstes,
and most approved plans. o.l,. .f...i,...
Having had some experiences and instruction,
under one of the most eminent and successful Den
lists in Philadelphia, he believes that bo will be
able 10 give satisfaction to those who may wan, his
services.
Ladies viii be waited on at their places Of resi-.
dence. His charges will be moderate, and his
work warranted.
Sunbury, March 2Sth, 1s46.
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DIR. SMITHS (SusAH CoArEp) "IMPROvED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS."

DIR. SMITHS (SUsAH CoArEp) "IMPROVED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS"
4 RE daily eiYec,ing some Of the most sstonish.
IA ing end wonderful cures that have ever been
known, in consequence Of which they have now
become . shining mark against which oil the ar.
rows Of disappointed hope. envy, and unchari,..
blcness ere lsveiled without distinction. The town
and country alike filled with their praise. The
psisce and the poor house ske echo with their viz
tues. In oil climates, under oil Temperatures, they
still Tessin their wonderful powers, and exert them
unsltered by age or siius,ion. They are simple in
their preparsiions mild in their actions. thoroush
in all their operations, and unrivslleJ ia their
suits. They arc an,i-bilious, snt-dyspeptic, and
anti mercurial: aud they are peculiarly beneficial
in ,hs following complains: fever aud ague. yel-
low and bilious fevers dyspepsia, Group, liver com.
plsint, sick headache, jsundiee, asthma, .dropsy,
spleen, piles, coIic distractions, heartburn, iuned
tongue and foul stomach nsuses, disrrhoea, costve.
ness, loss Of appetite, sslIow complexions, colds
and in oil cases Of torpor Of the bowels where .
csthartic OF IN sperient is needed.
N. b. No Sugar Coated Pills can he genuine
unless every boz has on it the signature Of q
BENIN SMITH, MD.
or CAUTION.-As miserable imitation has
been made. by the name Of "Sugsr Coated Pills,
Il is necessary 10 be sure that DR. G. BENZ sNirHs
sigustuIe 10 on every bog. Price 25 cents.
Principal Office. Ito Greenwich 81. New York
Sold BY JOHN w. FRILING. Sunburv.
WIN. FORsYTHE. NortAumd.
March 2lst, 1876.
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PRICE CURRENT.
Cprrecfed ueeklu bu Henru Mnsser
Dissolution Of Partncrship.

YlHB Partnership in the Blscksmiihing Busi-
Il ness heretofore existing beiw sen the subscri-
bers. under the firm Of Hsulmsn 4 Overly. in
the borough Of Sunbury. has been dissolved by
mutual eonsent. on the f0.h OF March inst. and
the business continued. in the ,ame shop, by Sam.
uel Thompson and Henry S. Hsuin,sn. under the
firm or Thompson e. kaufman. The Books and
accounts Of the 6rst nsmrd firm have been placed
in the hands oil Z. Bower. Eco. for collection.
HENRY >. KAUFMAN,
HENRY BYERLY.
Sunbury, March 4slh, lel6.-St
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TERMS REDUCED.
HShDSeEln5

REovAeE3Ga1
D.iGUERRIAN GALLERY of Patent Premi.
um Colored Gkenesses. and Photographic
Depot.
No. 1876 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
No. 25i Broadway, New York No. rs Court
Street. Boston; No. l36 Chesnut Street, Phia.
delphis Baltimore Street, Baltimore Broad
way, safstogs Springs No 5s Canal Street.
New-Oreahs Main Street Newport, K. |. And
Main Street, Du Buque, Iowa.
CONSTITUTING the oldest and most Exirh.
" slse Establishment, Of the kind in the World,
and containing more than a THOUSAND POR.
TRAITS, embracing those Of some Of tue most
distinguished individuals in the United States.
Admittsnce free.
This Establishment having been awarded the
Medal, Four First Premiums, and ttco "Hiehest
Honors' OF the Exhibitions at Boston, New.Notk
and Philadelphia respectively, for hest Pictures and
Apparatus, is thus officially sustained In the posi-
,ion Of superiority heretofore universally assigned
by the public, - "Frst IN The World"
June 2eth, ieA5.-ly
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FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS.

We recommend all Of our friends visiting the
city, to call at the Pekin Companp's Store,
and iayin supply oftheir delicious Teas.
THE PEKIN TEA COMPANY.
No. 50, Sourn SECOND STREET, Between Market
and Chestnut,
PHIL "A ID Ell HIA,
"AVE constantly on hand, and for sale,
Wholesale and Retail,
VARIETY OF CHOICE FRESH TEAS,
At Lower Prices,
according TO the quality, than they can he bough,
for at any other establishment, in The CITY,
O TEAS. exclusively, are sold at this house,
and several varieties which cannot lie obtained else
where. Any Teas which do not give entire satis-
faction can be returned and exchanged, or the mo.
ney will be refunded.
The citizens of Northumberland county are re.
spectfully invited TO give US call.
G.B. ZIEBER,
Agent for the Pekin Tea Company.
philadelphs, Sept 9Th, lS45,-ly
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r + s U M E . /.
JOHN b. STRYK KER

Of The late firms Of Ne,okirk 4 Stryker, and
Stryker q Pogue,
LAS resumed the Wholesale Dry Goods Busi.
IL ness, and now offers for sale. at Nos. l2 and
IA Bank street, Philadelphia, adjoining Myers,
Claghom & Cos Auction Store. No. 70 Market
street, general assortment Of Dry Goods. chiefly
purchased a, auction q, very small advance 70.
cash, or city sccep,ances.
Believing that his long experience in purchasing 8
will enable him 10 sell his Goods at the lowest Mar,
ket pIices, he invites his old friends, and others
wishing to buy, 10 favor him with call.
Philadelphia. Nov. !, iS45.-6n
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Removal.
DIR. D. =. TRITHS,

2 RESPECTFULLY informs the ei.
NJ tisens Of Sunbury end vicinity, tha, hs
has removed his residence 10 the Brick
- House in Marke, street. one door west
Of the Red Lion Hotel, where. thankful for past IA.
'ors he hopes tn receive continuation Of the Iber
a, patronage which has heretofore been extended to
Inn. Feb. %, t048.-Bm
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"HEAT.-i'he highss, pr'es given ~
w Wheat, ct the store Of n. MASsER.
A new supply Of Rose Oin,nsss just received.
Nov. 9Th, letb.
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HARDEN SEEDS.-A fresh supply Of z
u Risiey Il Cos superior Garden Seeds, jus
received and for sale at the store Of
March 81, 1876. HENRY MASSER.
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Manufacture and keep cor.
'stan,ly on hand, a large ss.
'sortmen, Of their Patent I'm
proved Salsmander F ! r T.
PROOF SAFES. which are
! 50 constructed az TO set at rest
al, manner of doubt ss to their
hpibo s,t;rtly FIRE proof. and
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LAST NOTICE.

VVNHE Store Books, Accounts and Notes Of H.
Il Is. Mssser, have been placed in the hands Of q
magistrate for collection. Persons whose accounts
have been Of long standing, may costs by set.
ting the same without further delay.
Sunbuty, Jan. 3, 1896 H. B, MASSER
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The WESTERN DIVISION OF THE PESHsYLAHrA
CAsAL.-Major Jamison. the Supervisor Of the
Western Division of the Pennsylvania Canal. has
given notice that the water would be let into the
canal at LeechbuIg, on Monday last, the 23d inst
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JOSEPH w. JONES,

JOSLI III w. JONIC,
No. 10 North 4sk strref. a tsw doors adovc Martei
street,
PHlLADELPH1A,
HAS constantly on hand a very large assnr''
IL ment Of Looking CLASSES, Baskets, Cedsr Ware
and Fancy Goods, which will be sold wholesale at
the very loves. prices.
NJ B. Looking Glasses insured to any pat Of
the country, without charge.
Nov, 1, lS4b-6m
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OYSTERS! oYsTERs!!

VVHE subscriber would respectfully inform per-
Il sons dealing in OYSTERS, and the public
generally, tha, he has purchased the interest Of
Philip Shay, in the Oyster business, ut Norlhum-
belsnd where he is prepared supply dealers with
superior OHsrHRs, st the shortest notice. put up si
the celebrated establishment Of Fieids a Shay, in
Baltimore.
All orders sent by mail, or otherwise, will be
Punctuslly attended 70. t
Fs r. WILMINGTON.
Northumberland, Feb. 2s, ls40.
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LIST OF JURORS
OF Northumberland County, for April Term,
~ A. ID. tsi6.
Grand Jurors.

" A. ID. is46.
Grand Jurors.
Deia,pdre-James Armstrong. Joseph Nicely.
MRon-1eonord Shearer Daniel II. Gamer.
Chihfsquagur, Caul. Elijah Hill, Ro-
bert Gifien, William Csstel.
Poinf.-Iohn Garrel.
Ever.
Sun6ury.- Caleb Fisher.
Augusta. Garinger, Solomon Evert.
Shamokin. in.-Dsniel Miller.
Rush-Ssmuel Gilinger.
Coai-Apdrew klnger.
Upper Mahonoy--Jscoh Strasser. Samuel Els
| ter. Peter Seller. Jacob Geist. Daniel kaufman.
Lower Mahonoy--Philip Kevs,etter.
Little Mahonoy DmmhelIef.
Traverse Jurors.
TurJm-John Sample.
Lepis.-Jscob Jarret William Mcclure, David
| Lilly.
Dela,rare D. 1.inebach, Wilson Hu,che.
sor. John NJ. Thatcher, Peter Shady, Joseph
Hayes, George Watson.
| Mhon-Jsmes Whittier, Palmer Johnston. Hen.
| ~ Wilhelm, John Leib, Jacob Miller, John Evans,
Patrick Montague.
| ChiHisqua9ue. yoris, William Housed,
Thomas Rsser.
Point.-John Deal Henry Morgan.
| Neutrality-suspicious. Taggart, Thomas Cas-
kips.
Sanbury-Danel Heninger.
Augusta --Ssmnsl Reland, Dennis Woelverton.
Henry Brewer, Peter kreoger, John Starner, John
b. Shipmsn. Thomas Snyder.
| Shamokin.-Chsrles Msr,z. Samuel Kelly, Nj.
eholas Yocum, Christian Bauschisg.
| Rush.-Willism Bear, Jacob Milhsm. Henry
Weaver.
Upper NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reir, John Mau.
rr.jr.
Lo,cer Mahonoy.-Jacob Bower, John Michael
Little Mahonoy.-Isanc Dornscif, Samuel Wa.
gener.
Jaekson.-Henry L.t-cha. Daniel Hilbsh.
Petit Jurors.
Tmrbat.-Henrv Follner.
Leris-Pe,er Stahi. Thomas Russei.
Deiapare.-Jesse Psrke'. Joseph Irwin.
.sfihon.-C. A. Lsngen.
ChiEsquuque .--Chsrles Search. Nathan Jarret.
Point,--Dsniei Robins.
Northumberland james Hburn, Thomas Wi.
ihngton. Dsniel Brautieam.
Sunbury.-Reuben Fegry.
Augusta Rerser, Solomon Her,ael, snr,
John Hart, Frederick Haas.
Shamokin.-Solomon Keller. William Ammer.
man, James John, William G. kase, David Miller
Daniel Fegely. David N. Lake.
Rwh-John Deshs, Jacob Gearhart, Peter
Hauehawout.
Cooi-Solomon Dunkelberger, Henry Keyser,
Michael Derrick.
Upper Mohonoy-Anthony Yoder, George
Ressler, Jonathan Esenhart.
Lo,per Mahonoy --lsaac Ro,hermel, Peter Wit.
mer.
.Jurkson--- Iohn NohneY
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ID i E ID

On Tuesday morning last. JOHN ANDREW,
sou Of Mr Charles Beck, efthis place,-aged 3
years.
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Correspondence of the Public, Ledger.

Correspondence of the Public, Ledger.
WAsuIycIoS, March %, 1916.
Whether tie Oregon debate will be tern,iu.
ated the present week. now appears to be doubt.
ful, as several Senators, / Learn this morning,
have privately expressed their intention to ad.
dress the Senate, and Mr.. Webster among the
number. The ultimate vote of the wings on
the question Of notice, appears again to be in.
volved in some uncertainty.
message was announced from the Presi.
dent of the United Ststes The Committee &C.
cordingly rose, and the Speaker resumed the
chair, when the message was delivered in wri
ting by the Private Secretary Of the President
(Cries of'resd it, read it!) The reading was
accordingly commenced by the clerk, and the
interest, great at fret, became intense a. he
proceeded, systematically, THE President Of the
United States herewith transmits TO the Sen.
ate and House Of Representatives coyius Of the
correspondence which has recesty taken place
between the United States and the government
Of Great Britain-(here several members had
risen to their feet, snd those who retained their
seats stretched themselves forward esgerly
listening for the the word}--in reference 10 Ger.
tain duties on inposts alleged to bsve been i'm.
posed in violation et the conventiou Of 1915"
A general laugh followed this unexpected de.
sioumeat. l have seldom witnessed q more
exciting scene. II was evidently the expecta.
ton that further correspondence on the Oregon
question. Of an important character, wss about
TO be communicated. A proposition is iDsde
BY Mr. Pakentasn tor refundine Of duties
on both siass imposed 10 violation Of the treaty,
and this proposition 10 scceded to BY Mr.. Bu-
schanan - J -lELe.. ID
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WEcLESALESR RETAIL
HAT Il CAP WAREHOUSE,
No. 304. Market Street, above Oh, South side,
PHIL A d q 4 HxA,
n THE subscribers respectfully call the stten.
u iion of their friends and deslers 70 their large
aud well assorted stock Of Hats and Caps Of every
description, we'll adapted for the spring trade. Be.
ing made Of the best material and by the most ex'
perienced workmsn, they feel confident to give uni.
ve;ssl satisfaction TO oil who may favor them with
trial, as they offer to sell low - any house in
the city. BARrALOfT d bLYNN.
Phila1e1phis, January g. 1876!
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Michael Neldig's Estate.

Michael Ne1dig's Estate.
A Ill persons having unsettled accounts with
IA said estate, are hereby notified for the las, time,
to call on the subscribers without delay, for settle.
ment. otherwise they will be dealt with according
to law. GEO. CONRAD,
SAMUEL 8. WAGNER,
Augusta, March 7th, ls46-3t Admrs.
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EVANS & WATSON, /,
No. 1fi SourH TnIRH STREET,

Opposite the Philadelphia Exchange,
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"Genius will always work its way through,
as the poet said when he saw a hole in the elbow
Of his coat '' i' h.d .F9i3t
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LIST OF CAUSES.

LNOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas Of Nor
4 thumberIand County, a, April Term, ts4e
commenting tho FIRST Monday, being the 9th.