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ID UN away from the subscriber in the town Of
Eo Claiington, Monroe county, Ohio, on Satur.
day night, the I'd Of August, mitchell BUS
KIRK, an apprentice. between eighteen and tween.
ty years of age. (sald apprentice Is now in this
neighborhood;) he Is about five feet eight or nine
inches in height. rather spare built, and little
stoop shouldered, with light hair. I forwarn All
persons from trusting, havboring or secretng said
boy under the penalty Of the law 4 Is q & ,f3
August %, 1916,
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J..R. 81. II. MORRIS

J. r 81. II. MORRIS
are now receiving from the East splendid stock of
DRY GOODS,
consisting IN part of the following articles;
GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
Cloths Pantaloon plaids
Cassimeres Chambrays
Plain & figured Satinetts Nankeens
do do Jeans Plaid drills
Summer Cloths Mexican mixtures
Kremn Tweeds Satin vestings, &C. sc.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS. /,
Plain, figured and black kIMulls 81, 81
dress silks r. Striped and plain cam
do do lawns bricks
Muslin de LANES French and American
Figured striped and plain prints .ya.yl %
glnghams Mourning g. furniture do
Fancy birage Alapacas
Jaconets - ta.u Balzarines, sc. l
BoNNETS, SHAWLS, ETC. "e
Extra Florence braid Birage scarfs
.bonnets s..s... Fancy and fett mitts
Willow, lawn and straw Silk and kid gloves
do Dress handk'fs, good
Net, wool, ombre, and variety
silk shawls Is White and black Grape
t.. Silk and cotton hose &c. r.. t.a.-,s
f.5 H.. LADIES' SHOES. E
Fancy andasting buskins kins s4,s,-..
Fancy lasting CATERS Kid, seal and colored kid
Black lasting CATERS slippers
Misses fancy lasting bus Misses monroe boots &c.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS.
Calf and seal boots Beaver and moleskin hats
Mems Monroeshoes Russia andiur do
Bows do Leghorn s. palm leaf do
Texas ties do Cloth Caps, &c.
Parasols, Parasolettes, andNSun Shades, Colored
Cambrics, Brown and Bleached Muslins, Irish
Linens, Brown Hollands, Brown and z
Blue Drills; Sheetings, Shirtings aud
Tickings; Patent and Spool
Thread; Canvass and Pad
ding; White and Color
....'s- ed Flannels, Table
Cloths, Apron
Checks,
..e. &c.
-s, Together with an excellent supply OF
GROCERIES, TINWARE, AND QUEENS
WARE, and thousand other articles too tedious
to mention, which will be sold for cash or country
produce, cheaper than ever before offered IN Mon
roe County. IF you want large LOT OF goods Tor
little money, call at the store of
], R. & J. H. MORRIS.
Woodsfield, 1876.
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Intelligence at the Knobs.

A good anecdote IS told Dy Meth-
odist circuit preacher, who, not long
since, called at house near the head
waters of Sandy river, in Virginia. to
stay all night. Every body knows
the character of the citizens of this re-
gion of country, and that 1t has been,
and for years 10 come will continue to
be. on account OF its mountain fast
ness. the home of most ignorant and
debased population. Our parson, n
man of great simplicity of character,on
entering. found four men seated On the
floor playing cards. These men SEEM
ed scarcel Y 20 notice his arrival and he
passed TO where the wife of the propri-
elor was, who very soon engaged him
in conversation. Among other ques-
tons, she asked:
"What might be your business in
these parts, s,ranger?'
81 am hunting the lost sheep Of the
House Of Israeli replied the parson.
"Old man! old mani cried the wo-
man 10 her husband, sold man, say.
III lay any thing that old ram that was
here t'other day belongs to this man.
The minister was forced 10 explain
whereupon, gazing upon him with an
air of curiosity and astonishment, she
rose TO her feet and exclaimed, ga
preacher! well ye're the first critter OF
that sort ever seen in these parts afore
but may be you'd like "a dram, stran-
ger?"
No, madam, never drink"
"Never drink? well raly!"
The men during the dialogue, con
tinued their game at cards-but as il
struck with the improperly Of such
conduct before minister of the Cos
pei, "a species which she had heard OF
but not seen, the woman addressed
the card players with an air of one ac-
customed to command. "Look here
men! amt you nice set to let prea'
cher come here and catch you plavin
cards! Move, every one Of YOU, or III
break this pine knot over your cursed
heads.' 1t is hardly necessary to add
that the rom was speedily cleared.
The above as related is literal y true
and a sample Of the character of the
settlers of Sandy River.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Ex. Class 249.
draws at Baltimore, Oct 2sth, rs No. Lottery,
Is drawn ballots.
of 1000; is 20 200; l5 Of 900.
Tickets So; a certificate of a package Of 26
whole tickets will cost $50.
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s Wanted Immediately,
1000 bushels Wheat .t~
900 90" p Oats = GsNs ~
+. 200 /" Flax seed ISL
100 Clover seed
100 ss Timothy seed
500 !" Dried Peaches saaa p
300 Z. Apples ,o7 +
500 9" White Beans
For which the highest price will be given, at the
Cheap Cash and Produce Store Of
eg5S ,ga4A - 1s3 WIN. PORTER,
sept I9, ,Af1esEA rs o1aag Sunfsh, o.
BLANK DEEDS. JUSTICES BLAKS, &c,
for sale al the Office OF the Spirit Of Democracy
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"IknoD of no pursuit in ,ohieh more real and
important srpices can be renderedin any country.
than by improving its agriculture. Nv ashington.
The lhin (Mlfirnfnr YnI q
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FOR ls46.

Semi-.Afonthly Journal, devoted 10 the promotion,
Df.agricultme, Horticulture and Domestic In
dusfry-PuJiished at columbus, o., By NIB.
Bateham-Terms, 81 per year, or four copies
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A NATURAL REMEDY
Suited TO the Human Consolation, and equal fo
the cure Of every durable Disease. sCiH Il
be found in
WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
OF rHB
North American College 0flIeallh.

VuNHESE extraordinary Pills sre composed Of
Il plants which grow spontaneously on our own
soil, and are, therefore, better sdipied to our con.
sttutions than Medicines concoc,td from foreign
drugs, however well they may 10 compounded; |;
and a. WnieBr's ISDIAx VEoErAnLE Pitts arc
founded upon the principle that the human body ID
in truth SUBJECT TO BUT ONE DISEASE,
namely, corrupt humors, snd ttst said Me1ieine
cures this disease on NATrnAI PniSrirLxs, by
cleansing and purifying the body, !, will bc man,
;fest that, II the constitution Re not entirely
hsusted, perseverance in their use, according to
directions, Is absolutely certain to drive disease Of
every name from The body.
When we wish 10 restore swamp or morass 10
fertility, drain ii Of the supc, abundant water In
like manner, il we wish to restore the body 10
health, We must cleanse !, Of impufi,y.
wRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will be found one Of The best If no, the very best
medicine in the world for carrying out this GRaSD
PuawxsNo PRIxciPLI, because they expel from
the body al morbid and cnrnpt hum,r, the cause
Of the disease. in an easy and Natural Manner;
and while they every day oIvE EASE Ann pLsAsuRE.
disease of every name Is rapidly driven frum the
Lojy.
The following highly respectable s.orekecpers
have been duly appointed agents for the sale Of
Wrishfs Indian Vegetable Pill. in Nonhumbsr.
l.n1
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EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY

DHAT1sNgS 0A1g I'm UUR1Dil
HVOOPER's ETERIAL OIL--A prcmp, and
" MSine remedy for Dsassass. slso nfSr psins
end discharge Of matter from the Eavs. 3ff tii
iiundrrds Of cures 10 cases ,semed utterly hope
LEES hsve fnIy tabsb<d iis superiority over eve
" Csmcr Medical discovery.
THE valuable Acoustic MeJscioe 10 compound
Of four different OLE. one Of which. the oc,trs and
principal ingredient 10 oti incl fom the bark Of
cerioin species of WALSur. d new and efsctual
agent 10 the cu,e Of Desf,ess.
Petsons who had been lraffoi 10. ls and even
20 years. hsvs been Permanently cured by using
ihis ail In fact, 90 numesous aud SO emphatic
hsve teen the tes,innnias in IL. favor. that the in
ycnor claims for il the ,lisioeton Of On infallile
Remedy, IN all cases, when the Ear 10 perfect in
It's fJruiati n.
For further particulars. and evidence Of its erea,
value, sse printed shs.,s. Ia the hands Of Agents.
Ft sals in Sudbury, by ]. W. FRlI.ING.
September l9,b, tSi8-ly e1
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ID e NTISTR Y.
JACOB HEY,f,MH.

THANKFCL for the liberal encouragement
IL which he has received, woulI respectfully
inform his friends and the citizens Of Northumter.
land county in general, ,hst he has prepared him.
ssf with the hes, fncurupiibls Teeth, Gold Piae.
Gold Foil. SC. that can be had in the city Of Phi.
hieipha; and ,hst he will endeavor. to the utmost
oi his ability. 10 render fat atbfacton 10 ell who
may think proper 10 engage his scfsicsa. As. win
BE- In Suhbury at the Aisust court. where Ne win
10 pfspsted., Il kis sSSijeDcs. 10 Insert Teeth on
Goil Plate. OF on Pivot. on the latest and most ap
proved pl,ns sha attend oil the snches belong.
lag to Den raj. SURGERY. g lIseaa
lsdiss will he waited Oh a, ,heis places of rea
deoce, if desired. ~ hlAt hFNtt
His charges will BE- reasonable and his work
wusfantsa. r&3t
He will visit different parts Of the county. abou,
once 10 thee rpnn'ha e1
Suuiruty. July 18th. lS4e --6m
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that they will resist the FIRE Of any building in the
world. The ouiside.case Of the Safes are made Of
boiler iron. the inside c,ss Of soapstone. and be-
tween the outer and inner case 10 a space Of
some inches thick, aud is filled in with indestrue
tble material % ss to make il an mpossibility to
ever burn any Of the contents inside Of this Chest
These Soapstons Salamsnders we sre prepared
and do challenge the wsrld 10 produce any article
IN the shspe Of Book Safes that will stand much
heat, and We hold ourselves ready at eli times to
have them fairly tes,el by public bonfire, should a.
ny Ct om competitors feel disposed TO Try them,
We also eontinre to manufacture and keep con.
stsntly on hand, large and general assortment Of
our Premium Airtight Fire Proof Safes. of which
we have large quantity in use, and in every in.
stance they have given entire satisfaction to the
purchascrs-of which we will refer the public to
few gentlemen who have them in use.
N. & q. Taylor 1879 north 80 e.; A. Wrish,
& Nephew, Vine 81. wharf; Alexander Caror, Con
veyancsr, corner Of Filbert and 9th s's.; John
Ford, 81 north Sd st.; Myers Bush, 20 noth g.
st.. Bailey e. Brother, 1873 Maket IT.; James N
Paul. iOl south 4th ST.; DR. David Jayne. 8 sout
Sd st.; Mst,hew r. Miller, 20 south Sd st.; an,
could name some three or four hundred other
If Il were necessary. Now We invite the attention
Of the public, aud particularly those in wan,
Fire Proof Ssfes, to call st our store before puchs
sing elsewhere, and we think we satisfy then
tha, they will get g he,,ei and cheaper article q
our store than any other establishment in the city,
We s'so continue 10 manufactuIe Seal and &c
pying Presses, made in such MANNER ~ TO ar
swes both purroses; Hosting Machine, ri.
Proof Doors, with our own msnuisc,ure Of locf
on them, With d. Evsns's Patsn, Keyhole
attached to the same; plain and ornsmsnts If
Railing. &e.
n. B.-We keep constantly on band large
sortment of our Patent Slate Lined Refiiger tms,
Wster Filters aud Coolers; snd we have also on
hand several second hand Fire Proof Chests taken
, in exchange for ours, which We will dispose Of
very low prices.
| PhiiadeIphis, January 24th, le46.-ly
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rUVHE subsesftsf bss jess opsnsd, ., he old
II sa,d, IN Maskss street, Sansssy, nsw ard
splendid assortment o. r. ~
l'lsan .fAiL AND WINTER oooDs.
which he viii selltS per osn'. shsapss .hsn can
bs had al any other store In the place. Among
part Of his stock may be feund,y s.tt-- ss.ag
Cloth from - 80 70 ~, ovsseoas Cloth st ~ s7l
to 81 e7l Satine,. from ~ esnts 10 81 ID.
supcriaf Plaid Cioakine from e7} cents
I 10 Sis12, slso, superior Cslicos.
'lu' Mssilns, Chscks, Tsckinss. end
Shswls, Groceries. Qussns-
ware, Hardware, Ce.
darwave, &C., t-4-
fos which ali tinds Of country produces will be ia.
hen tn exchange, ouch 40 Butter, Ergs. Lard.
Dried Fruit. Grain. Poistoss, ,Chekens, Hard
Soap, Feathers, Lumber, &c.
Puieha ers viii do we'll to give him can- 1t
10 no trouble for hm to show hi. snols. " they DO
not buy. JOHN BO6AK.
Sunbury, Nov. l4th. lelo.
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nANK NOTE LIST.
PENNSYLvANIA.

The fbllowi6e ilsl shows tie cursen, value az ~
Pennsylvania Bank NtNcs. The most implicit re
hsnce may 10 .plaoed upon Il. - Il isese7y soeek
srfully compsred with ssl eotrecssd from Bick.
nsn's ReCoy,cs. f r. h f s-aea -sdts.s'fs IHFE
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FEVER g. AduE.

vVvENs OF THOUSANDS Of unhappy being.
i in the ~Agus Sections" Of or county are
now tormenied with that hated complaint" FE
YER 4 ACHE, on BILIOUS lNTERMIT.
TENT FEVER. or Cn,tLs Axn Frvrn, as 1t l.
vsriously called. The uoiversll voice Of this
tire community "from Maine to Georgia" and from
the Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains. declares
ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC
MIXTURE
to be the great and only safe. surs and radical
cure, when properly used. This cannot be con.
trove,,ed. I, restores the natural feelings and g.
kastc,fy Of the oonsfitutioa In . msuner that mo-
thing else viii.
Extract Of letter, dated
LEwtsTowx, Pa. Oct. 10, lea2.
Every bottle Of the Improved Tonic Mixture
sent has been sod. and I do not know of one in.
stance ihst il did no, affect cure. Four bottles
cured Eve csses Of the worst kind Of Fever end A.
gue-cns case was myself After trying Quininc
end all other currs thought OF by my Ply sician
finding no relief finally sspt for one bottle Of your
Tonic Mixture. unl was relieved, in fact cured in
"a hours Please send oa 6eah supply. ss there
IL none left" Yours. truly,
SAMUEL HOPPER.
q Sold on Agency in Suubury, by II. Masscr
and Others and all the Storekeepers in the sdjon-
ing Counties October II, 1856
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or Offices dtvo'el exclusively 70 the sale of
WEIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
of The Nouh American College II Health. No 2ss
Greenwich Street New York; No. I9s fremont
Street, Boston and PRINCIPAL OFFICE No.
800 RAes srsEkr, Philadelphia.
SPIT lo,h, is46.-ly.
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To Purchasers OF
. Z z & o q j S.

@s Ra NIODSAS9,
No. l2l Pearl ST., NEW YORK,
uAVING established Branch at No. l44 Cha
l. L nut st., PhiladeIphs, 10 now opening, and wi
be constantly receiving from the Now York Au'
tions, 90 extensive assortment Of
FANCY < STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which win he soM q, the lowest New York piiee
at Wholesale and Retail. Among his stock will /
found good assortment Of the folio wing article,
Jacconcts. Pisid. Hair Cord. Lace. Stripe, Boo
Swiss and Tsrlsan Muslns. Bish.p and .int
Lawns. Fancy Cap Nets, Fancy and Ball 4 -ss
Thread i.sces, Application d.. rich B'ad 81
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens. Linen Ca) e,s
Linen Cambric Hdkfs.. Curtain Fr;nges, Ca hm
d'Ecosse, Mouselins dc Laine. Silk end Os
Wsrp AlPsccas, Queens Cloth, Celia Vi
French Merinos. Black Silks, Gloves. 81 II
Shawls, Crava's, Ribbons. Embroideriss. 81 ID
Country Merchants and others visiting III
phia o. New Yort TO purchase, are respec,fu, \
vited 10 call and exomine the stocks. -
Nov. l., l64S.-ly
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" On 81 hanks marked thus % ihess ere eli
ihes counterfeit altered po,ss n Ia vsrious d.
nesninssisns, in siseals1sa. -
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TNHE CBIyslArlp MAcAseAa HAIn Or, he's
Ssa hcss ,sspsivod snd y fcv sele q thS doe e
w se' ~ '1'1 HeNsx AAsslR! =!
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B r LIEVE AND LIVE
II II q NJ s q n S
Compound Syrup or Tar 4 Wo<

N0pt00s
UlHE unprecedented success Of this medicine.
IL tho restoration of health. 10 those who. in d
pair, had given up oil hopes, hss given |, an ~
ted reputation above sll other remedies, furnisbi
evidence Of its intrinsic vslue and power. tho
y ssent which can be relied upon fos the ebU
Pulmonary Consumption. Bronehi,tis, Ash,
Psin in the side and Breast Splitting Of Bio
Whoopins Cough, Group, &c.
Attention h requested 10 the following AsTO
IsHlNG CURE. nv Thomson. Compound sy,
Of Tar and Wood Nspthsil
Phildd.lpAia, May ID, is4l
MR.. THOMsON-Dssr sir-Whh srsn
feelings inform You Of the astonishing effects
your medicine. which has Literally 'sis'd me q
sdesih-bed! Ny disease, Pulmonary Consur
tion, had reduced me 50 low thst my physician
noancrd my rass horelessi A. this junction ]
gan 10 use your medicine. and miraculous % il .
seem, il has completely restored me 70 hsshh,
everything siss bad failed. Respectfully yours,
WARRINGTON MACK
Charlotte street. above George q,
The undersigned. being personally scqusiI
With Washington Mack and his sufsrinss.
witness 10 the astonishing effects Of Thsms
COMPOUND Syrup Of Tar. and the uu'h ef ih
jos. WINNER. sis North Third street.
DAVID vlCKERs. - Ainond street.
HUGH MGlNLEY, 8. y. corner Ten
end founh streets.
Prepared only BY 8. P. Thomscn, n. z. 90
Of 6th and Spruce strsess. Phtsdssthis. Y
Asents-h. D. Nassss. eanhuyi D.
sed pr. MaePbs.on. Hsri:epg !ao. q. pr
Posssvils Geo. Earl. Rssding Housoh B
o., Tewsnds. BssaIsrd sssasy, Ps. eviss ses
psr.bssslas os ~ pa dassa a'lS saass afsw siH
s 7is:;s;I.. & &: 80: s:1' i....-x
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. A ~ v I L L u
~HIC "a NJ
WOOLEN FACTORY.

w OO1LL LlN l. nv Oll i I.
DANvTLLY, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
Pennsylvanla.
YNHE DunviHe Steam Wcolen Factory. former.
i y owned and occupied by Dr.. PHrHiKIs. hiss
recently been purchased by the subscribers, who
respectfully announce 70 their friends and the pub.
l6 general y, that they are now prepared 10 do all
kiLds Of work in ,hti line Of business, at the shor
test notice. according u ORDER and in the hest COM
Psrs,ivs n.srno'. Having gone to considerable
expense in repairing u4eh a.achinery end apparatus.
and being very particular in .ecuring the service Of
experienced mechanics, the, feel confident that
they are capable VI esecltns oil kinds Of work in
o style superior TO ally other establishment In the
country. At the old customary pdces.
CLOTHS. SATINETTS, FLANNE1.S ASp
BLANKETS constantly on hand, and for sale a,
reduced prices. for CASH or Barter.
CARDlNG AND PULLING
will 5e done in the best manner, at the usual pT.
ces. All kinds Of country produce taken in pay
ment for work, at Dsnville market prices
For the accommodation OF those who live Of
distance, WooL and Cloru will be taken in At.
and. when finished. returned to the following pls.
ccs. Plain written directions must accompany
each parcel;
Columbia Comnty.-Roup & Mars store, Wa.
shingtonvile; X. Fruits store, Jerseytown; Yea
gers inn, Roaring Creek; Shsrpless store, Cstts.
wissa; T.. F. Msnn's store. Mif1invile; Miller's
store, Berwick J. Cline's Mill; Ricketts, store.
Orsngeville; Derr's store. While Hall.
Northumberland County-Nichael Readers Inn.
Turbutvi'ls; Ireland & Hays store. Nee Ewens
vile; f. l.. Piper's store, Wstsonsto~n; =. /.
Comfy & Cos store. Milton; Gihson's inn, Chill
lisquaQue: Forsyth's store, Northumberland
Young's store. Sunbury.
Luzerne County.-Rey store, Kingston
Gidersleeve's store, Wilkesbarre; 0ayiord's store
Plymouth; S,yeY's store. Nanucoke Judge
Msck's Mil, Huntington.
Lyeoming Comnty.--D. Clspp's store, Muncy
Shoemaker store. Smiths Mill.
GEARHART d K0WNOYER.
DanviIle Nav O. 1896
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EVANS & WATSON,
No. IS SourH THIRD STREET,
Opposite the Philadelphia Erchunpe,

Manufacture and keep cor.
'sian,ly on hand, q large as
'sortmept Of their Potent Im-
proved Sslamander F r E
PROOF SAFES. which are
81 constructed a. 10 set at rest
all manner Of doubt ss 10 their
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