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STRATTON'S OFFICE.
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the word they can,
Yerselins Prizes, sTkATToEs the man.

For selling Prizes, sTk.rreK's the man,
Drawn Nos. Of SUSSEX. Extra, SIS, Oct, 4th:
&C 20 AZ o. 5 IL 50 10 60 30 % So
Ticket Nos. II &c 60, Ticket Nos SO 60, and Nos
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg. No. 47-oct 5th:
so 80 81 % ~ III SIS l6 81 20 IS 81 IL 40.
Ticket Nos A so prize of $1,000 sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
Drawn Noe. OF Alexandra. No. 10. Oct. 9Th:
43 90 81 40 81 SIS II Sc 60 e. ~
$4,000 1000.
Friday-monongaIa No 4I-Capias $4,000. 1000 $40 &c
IS Nos ~ drawn Tickets l. hAlve, Soc quarters 2Se
$4,000, 1852.
saturday-Sus-eI Extra Capitals $1,000 1859 Of 1000
70 Noe ~ drawn Ticket, o.. hayr. soc. or, use
Capitals of $4,000!
Monday horEns-AleIania No g. capitals $40 600.
OOo 10000 10000, $500 gaze pines
Of 1000 &C IS Nos 3Dnwn-Tetct, $40 halv. s. ar. so
s50,O0O!-5 Prizes of $4,000!
New Jerssy Lottery Gas No &C. for Is46-to drawn at
IS No Louery-Is Dawn Ballots.
PRIZES.
PriLfs Of $4,000 100 p-i1e. $500
Tickets -; halves Z; quarters ..
S50,OO0l 20,000l , of 100000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Gas, II, for IsIs-tO be drawn on
Saturday October II.
prize of $4,000 PINE. Of s.soo
10000 5000
5000 br,ids, $500, 500. 500, &c , q c
Tickets SIS halves SO. quarters q IS.
Certificates Of packages Of &c whole tickets sr6O
DO do. 90 htiye'
Do. DO DO ss ? ?ioS7s. 50
Buyer referred registered
at tile Once, proof OF done. even
drawing continues number paid BY
f o:ders for teket'
Schemes and Loteties viii prsapty attended To-
drawing when requested
Please .ddr... order. !. n. sTRATToN.
REeh, ".
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Mrs. NOtIingbam's
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES'

Corner of 5th and franklin street,
WILL ne RE-oPENED ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER esTH.
n making this announcement, Mrs. n. deems
proper brny The principles which her school
Conducted
To enable young lady occupy suitably place in
society certain style Of address asd lndpen
sable such however Omen meiey and
seldom lead TO painful sustained by thorough and
uieious mental euvaon and this again. exhibits its highest
and beautiful only when guided elevated
moaiy founded the religion Of the Bibe. Tbs and
balanced then OF the uf guficd
influences OF the Christian religion the
and
pupils Ms N. brings experience,
authorities
OF the competent
study.
TERSs per OF 10 mouths payable
Boarding. $500
Higher branches English uiton.
do 80
Ancient and sCden Languages, each.
Music Pia-o, Guitar. and Vocal escb. ...........C0
Music Harp, 81 per lesson Use OF PiAno..........5
Washing. 20
nuI3-d2m.
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by Kent, Kendall q AIwnlsr.

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, l5ts October At O'Clock Al our s,..
Room, shall Offer for age valuable assortment Of
fresh and seasona Dry Gcols store to be rec
Z Parleullrs hereaaer.
-2s KENT. KENDALL 4 ATwATER Avn,
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Auttion Salts
ify W.iiiprt.. ,:.,s,a a
This nav.

ny w.iiiprts. Geas,s, aas,.
VALUABLE TRACTOF LAND ON JAMES
RIVER. IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER.
FIELD, for sale ai Aucf.on.
~ ILL be soid at auction on Friday the och
d1y Of oeiahet nsri The premises,
oeoek " q tair MT b- fair Cesaty
~ ,h"-s ash eansa 'Hnshr tsyt" pivs-
and "a eourdsd ~ Il. the knd- Gregory,
Hiee ''s~ge cols tate anio'he ard shsu
'p" iehnnni Ia tact enntifs
OF ~h''h ah"at one hnf - ars
part o'h open aud. loo Wv reh ,-f pse--
i've the rem 'indsr % lair qualify nth ait.u.
eo.d ~ "a-y mpiov a. Much col and 10 Of a.- .nl
anu aid By tbo-e intimately seqa,n A. 10 b. auaI %
my Arh ard IN thai eoani T go M. land ar, o.
an "n nay en- iraeist ihush d-ern-d shlrie, .
paif' Tor Ne ne' Of tn aiw -drr~d UNNECESSARY In .,.
more IN mute deption n thar
those Nh'ns o Pafehas., aad ~ n. for -u-
e,'- NH be- 'hnvn with pleasure any By NJ Cha.
J. foh who RESIDES sna co.
hereby msd Q, Me- m HeaSy TV. t. n-d q 70. ~ av.
years Pfeed n< As A m. o.r.,
ANXIOUS and dr"rnined may
P"siffrs a. ufaHer That eH H. ssd hai,pe. an
equal nstiiments J. AMI years bon heins ui.rs., -
enrsd ny iru-' drsd w GOOOtN. Asetoaesr.
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lotteries.
j G: GREGORY & CO., MASAorR., No.

III a w., MANAGERS, No.
" ioi Main street Richmond Va.
Splendid Schemes for Oct obcr, 1916.
Nv Jr-y L.,s'y Cas- No. e. foe 1886 re era~n
Is NO LorrERY-u DRAWN BALLOTS
PRIZPS.
pine Of 'aso,sl 80 ps..o $1,000
Ticket. s.: ra,e. so. oa.usr. ! IS
S5OO00i
In Prizes of 10000 Dollars each!
New Jsey Louery Class No So alter
rs NO. LorrERYm,s DRAWN BALLOTS.
capital prizes Of ',oOSo roo s gs.:st $500
$4,000, 100000. ? Prizes of $4,000:
ALEXANDRIA Lottery. cia's H. for 1850 be dawn
rs NO LoTTERY-s DRAWN BALrors
GRAND SCHEME
10000 s.sSS
10000 90 1000
e 5000 be,r8'' May Of 5000 500. 300
cor,iae.,s. Of passass. Of SO wS@,s Teses. $50
DO b: g. 3: &c ss a a..ss !: !:
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Cas- l. for Is.s-to drawn en-
IS NO LorrERY-ie DRAWN BALr.ors
PRIZES
90 ..'; Of :::: '''' q '': 6:
Ticket. $40; Haiv'. s. Quarter. So
Certificate. Of package. OF IS wsoIs TieIst. sIIo
Do do. rs Quarter ga
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class istG-to be drawn on
Saturday, oct 3IsL 1876.
rs no. L0rrERY-n DRAWN BALLOTS.
TRIES.
prize Of s35,s9i prIs Of $4,000
&c
Tickets sIO. H,lyss 5; Quarters 9 so.
Ceruhest@s Of packages Of 20 Whole Tickets, $3.50
DO. &c ali do
DO. do. &c Quarter do a2t
orers for Certificates OF PACKAGE,
Of the above
the
forwarded free Of pos;sg g. rs = It j.
J. q. GREGORY = co. Manar-u
Rirhrn
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nv Dunlap, uoncur. a Go.
Grocerics m Auc,ion

UFOtFrIf> AT NuCIiOn.
On FRIDAY, the sfh Of ~ln ..R
al Our warehouse without gard general .ortnsnt
Of Groe~r-..
81 hhts West Indla aud n sarar.. part prIn. quality
half lsree' ard barr- loaf and elarined Sugar
100 Bugs RIO ard taguays Cofsc
bbs OIL resub-d Na,sSsy
Bfanty Gin. Rum
Guago~ser. iupsrtai a. 4 Powsipnl Tea.
Soar, Starch. Indigo
Ausafd.
th-s AMI
Braniy IN J. ! ard pipes ] ] Duubv s.d . s....,,. g.,
good to eitra q4aity
Also
u sds- wax upp.r I.--urr
- IS day Metal
TERMs-unisI sioo cash; $780, four month. eI f.,
approved negotiable paper. ~ "
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JOHN B. BlGGER'S OFFICE.

PRESENT TO the patrons Of the Lucky Office
The 70 lowing Schemes, which SION and for
CATnAl Pr1' be SURE TO add ess ali o der.
John D. BIGGER. Richmond Va.
100000, 10000, 5000!
"rrd Consotatsd ioIsry, az, Ito lie avn Al VII
nias on Lei on saiu -d9y, Oct 10,
PRIZES.
! prize Of $40 goo prize Of 1000
10000
1000 - 1000
1000 &c. LIZ
- Nos II Drawn. Ticket, go Haly.. s Qn.n.,. So
s35,29J. or 100000 ne;t!
Gland Cotsoidltrd Loasty, 60 10 drawn nj Wi
mnstoa Del, On Saturday, Oct. 18th 1916.
PRIZES.
] Pr1= Of s35eoS IS prize Il $500
% poao 400
80 Nos II Drawn Tickets $40 Halves ). Quarter. so
$4,000 DOLLARS.
DNaed into three Prizes Of IS $50 Lowest three
number pTE- 500 doa,-'
tifani COnsol a IA. d., nj,
Oct =4th lsi6, At Wilmington, Tel
CAPITALS
~ Aes Of $4,000 pf.z@s sI75o
VIZ " luouo 20 " $500
tSf 20 $50
Lo1h 70 - 1000
prizes Of 1000 ISs ,oo =.
Tekes SI2; halves 8. qrs J
b Od.rs for tickets the any Lottery under In.
Infringement Of PAINE & CO, The most prono nd
e"htaen '4si attention. II adresstdto JNO b. BIGGER.
RiehmoTd, Va.
oJ- The eash for prrEes rad at sight by BIGGER
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& nosr vALUasLE HIILpING Iors on

MAYO STREET For - lie Al Auction.
NM ILL BE- -od on FRIDAY afternoon, ant upon
w IN. pr,ms past O'clock four most
valuable Luns lots situated the Mayo o
posts the ~synagogas Each Of these fou
hacks i3-t feet IN a street IS feet
Th'ss lots are Jly Tezartsd
private rrsiaeRees Of any n City.
TERMS-cne fourth cash; baaEee NJ g. ~
and IL months for negolabIs bearing
secured sse without neserve BY Of Proprso,
S-A the suggestion Of several BY consent
Of the propretr the floats Of the above changed
Ross which there will be
sdt ereof about 70 feet uauaE back gh anges feet
a ansy wide.
w GoDDIH Aastr
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By Dunlap, Woncure a Go,
4 VALUABLE md MOST DESIRABLE RESI-.
DENUE, AT AUCTION.

DENGE. AT AUCTION.
hN TUESDAY the 9Th inst. (October), at 4
~ O'Clock the premises, Will be without r, ssrve that
attractive property situated Clay streets
fronting Cay ard eErhtns depth an half acre
10 street of2S feet in width amer which, remain
ing two hail the Of the above fronnr street
The aid beng the residence OF Amber
TERhS-One h.J cash the Balance equal inam.pts
ami - months for satisfactorily endorsed n-gOsbe aper
cured by a deed OF 4 tn property.
by reques; Of the LeEatees.
Oe6 DUNLOP, MoNCURE Il co, Auet.
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TO FARMERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
AND OTHERS.

Great Reduction N PenitcntIary store.
VIE subscriber Board Is now ab. 10
II fer Al greatly reduced prices
5000 yards heavy double t~ied Hersey Negro Meas cloth
1000 yards PLATA aud striped Linsey womens eohinz
In Store for Fall purchasers:
300 heiyy ready made Retsey Goats
200 pairs DO 90 do Pants
Sc pieces BogInS with assortment u coarse AMI ar
shoes equal 10 any IN market
Wagon Harness portions
Warranted Ares very superior
Also wheat Pans Wheat Gags Reserltor wardrobes and
FURSTTURE different kinds
For ale at Pententary superior arsl- of Rurr NH
Stones, wagohr Days, *.
The above offered Accommodating Term. 5 ma,
ehasers will do well 10 call the or Al t s. No
H. street eading to Mayos BrdEe.
3-f Jas G SPORTS A,.,, p..,,
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by W. Goddin.
THIKTY-NESE MOST
EALU BILE BUILDING LOTS,
by W. Goddin.

On Franklin, Grace, Broad Marshall, Clay, Cath.
arine and Leigh Streets.
by virtue Of decree Of the county court of
- Henrieo IN ehaheey sitting. day
July 1896 the Of William Pesdetnn guardian Sh
Law ma Harris "a ali Iavina arf. others
ssned wfo IVES thereby apPotn'd
DAY shsrson, lhr 1914 Octob. upon u.
RS veiy con me cling at he hour of ~
80 bidder Up III term. h'rensfsr remaining
whfh Fred HaE late o. onra
isEF party "a s city Of kchmrBd party
Hr'to VIZ ID half lots Euheroords fronting
Frauh n Graee streets between and Madison
ard Henry sree. Ihss. lots vii sub-lyi4ed into
ed htp twenty four lots
back I5S alley and also u lots in Bae
and Hars- addition deshasd b. the numhsrs II,
&C. b. a. AZ &C, a. 49, 30 81, So fronting
Cahar,He aud Leigh Tbcsr IN i'm
par II the AMI hiEss5ey pos
sble Tn
TERMs-onc-souh cash; in oqai IN talnen. At
and 4. mnaihS for negotiable te will be withheld
uh;il the -hoe purchase MONEY pad.
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$500 REwARD-To the person who will
tDcOO prove that Jules IIaues Vegetable l. qlid Hair Dye
IL not the best known this Europe.
valuable discovery will enable dye
hair whskes few wihout
This warranted nare the
health OF the and retain all s1fIne AMI bTiIishey
BE rex for "Jsles aues Liquid
others spurious ifyou black marked
II for brown ask Tor box marked b.
Premiums subscriber the Franklin
nstuie Exhibition For Wholesale by the pro
Preior. JULES HAUEI,
FerfumeT and Chemist, 80 south ~ street
Below Chestnut, Phiadephia.
And by Agents l.. Gntcr, Duva
quesne Main \ " Zachrsson, Donin MeGueen Broad
Richmond; Ch. Corning Bragg, Thomas Petersburg
all The Drgrists through the Union. oeI
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Hou.e os neIcy,,e.

The total votes OF the Delegates elect follows;
Baughman, IL. F. 7iis
Ware, U.F) 7Ii3
Up. Kennedy, (W) 1886
Patterson, (W) 7429
Cox, a.. FL 7Il6
ar Our returns given above. believed be corset
having usual been the Clerks
votes counted last night
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70 DIV old Eriends mud lhc PmhIic.
NEW GROCERY AND COMMISSION
BUSIN ESS,

YNHE undersigned has commenced the G,oce.
ani Comnission business store formerly rups
~ Wilson Williams, 81 Nam ana tsth ,te,s us.,s h.,
may AZ ~ hushe found really supply crtcrs q customer ose
ani eoun ~ win he bs aces tor huy ard pnt,tss 90
that The msrtst affords
We VII devote special atteuuoa o. On C-uy rio-
dues entfnsed 20 BIZ care ths o. eotus
With can Pareter - 60, 30
RchrnoRi Sept %, tsts 80
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MANAGERS OFFICE.-D. PAINE e. Co. IA few
Ill left Of the Same sori"-Drawn numbers Of the
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Extra 9:
g. 10 G. Sc ~ IS 6 4 90 - 81 So H.
Half - % SO, prize Of Three Thousand Five Hun
bred Dollars, sold gentleman in Richmond and paid
ugbt, by PURCELL.
Whole % a. II, also sold and paid by Purcell
~ 1000, $780, 1850, 1000. . OF GOO. and about so
small prizes cold aud paid by PURCELL the last thirty
days.
Drawn Noe Of Pokomoke class ls9
~ 81 6I ae 40 IL a. % CO 81 40 80
Half ticket Nos. 30 80 81, S2OO. sold and paid by
PURCELL.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, class 1913.
~ 81 GO . Is 70 81 SO IS 90 81 7G l GO
Drawn Nos. Of Pokomoke, class 1906
30 Is 10 % 5 81 81 CO sc . ~
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, class 239.
>I3 ~ 1 81 Ia IS IS Sc 80 30 CO 67.
FOR THIS EVENING.
$4,000 1000. 5000 1000. 5000. 26Ii 40 90 Of 1000
% Of 500. &c IS Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets 81.
Also the Dollar Iotieu.-S4OOO, SC.
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f d Q C A T 10 N .


MISS +. Il. HUGHES respectfully informs
Iva the public that Seminary young
ladies' will he opened the first Monday
nearly opposite MIR George Tao ard Mrs
tons Authe branches which
addition OF viii be taught Particular attention
viii be Paid the and habits OF the pupils
the Of Miss Hughes Her experience
ing suetoa youth renders unnecessary
TERhS-LaIge rrs Tor OF junior
s9s fuel 81: stationery, 81 rs. Payments quarterly.
o6-co3w
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RACON-3O.OOO lbs shoulder Bacon, for sale a
H 'ow price. BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN q co
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lotteries.
ID. PAINE A CO..
- N%"aHef I
s35,205. IO,5I5.

lay, Oct ~, 1896, at Win nean nj - so. II r.,
"a
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IL, 81. IS. piekin.on I. s,olher.

NEGROES.
This esy al 10 O'Clock, likely re-ro rr 4. and 70
wars ed. boys II year, Old n-sro N,s, "A
ehid and negro
oe9 u DICKINSON Il BRO. Auet.
I'D ROOMS FOR RENT.-we have for
80 III rent Auction Iou.e conner Of Fanla and
''h Streets four sod or ods m.
$500" gwen Immediately y. B. a &. n. HILL.
EaS ENOR KENr.- The desirable Cw.Iling
4 on 'th Street ts'~r'n PrAekln q Gr,se.
- ~ " w. a ] ] FRY A CO
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II = r. RS II o + Ell,
HARRISBURG, PA.

I BEG l'avp to inform the public that have left
L. Philadelphia. and am now located in Harris
burg, the sea, Of the Executive and State Governs
ment Of Prnnsylvania, where | now occupy the
spacious Hotel, recently kept by Mr.. Matthew
Wilson.
This spacious building, having been purposey
planned and erected for Hotel Of the frs, class,
is not surpassed if eluael, hv any similar estab-
lshmrnt in Pennsylvania; and having undergone
thorough renovation. the parors. rooms and
chambers are now fitted up 10 a style that com.
bncs elegance with comfort and convenience.
Nv TABLE is pledged to he supplied with The
best fare the Markets can produce: the charges at
the same time being moderate any Of the best
regulated as,al lishmep,s elsewhere. In short, no
exeitions shs I've spared on my part, or on the part
Of every member Of my household to make what
it should be- in the Capital Of one Of the most pop
ulcus and interesting States Of the Union.
With these promises, accommodations and fac
iies. and the fact that the Hotel is most eligihly
situated, | with confidence. most respectfully so-
cit the patronage of the Public.
DANIEL HERR.
Late Of Hers Hoiel, Chesnut ST., Phiiad.
Harrisburg. Nov. -. lsia.--3m
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Notice

Z $ hereby given, to all Iegatees. creditors and
Gother persons, interested in the estates Of ofGeoeee
David H. kdeceased settled by his administrator,
settled by Su: Of Christian Dunkleherger, decd,
Abraham Dunk >Dunkeberger, administrative of
Of Christian DunketsI, decd. who was ths exr
yer, decd. settled by his decd; ofJoseph "o'
of John II. Hart. deed. senJ. Henry weaver
Jsmes Hutchison and Rebecca his exrca'o's'
Irouman, decd, settled by his ci OF 'scoo
1touiman. late Of Northumberland county 'eo'ee
scd, that the executors and administrators ofe"a'
said deceased estates have filed their accounts will
the Register of this county; and tha, they will b,
presented 'o the Orphans Court of said county or
Tuesday, the 9th day of January next for conGr
nation and allowance.
EDWARD OYSTER,
Sunburv Dec. G. 1si5.--5t Register
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Measles.
DIR, SMITHS ADVICE.

Y>HE Measles appeared in Europe about the
Il same time with the small pox, and have a
great affinity to that disease. They both came
from the same quarter Of the world ore both infec-
tious and seldom attack the same person but once.
The Measles are most common in the spring sea.
son, and generally disappear in the summer. The
disease ITSELF when properly managed, seldom
proves fatal; but its consequences are often very
troublesome. Our business is to assist nature 10
throw out The eruption Blood.ettng is almos,
certain death.
Nothing ever discovered has done the work so
gently and cf1ectuslly as DR.. SMITHS (Sug,r
CoaterD "Indian Vegetable Pills." You need not
force them down, either.
0T CAUr1ON.-As miserable imitation has
been made. by the name Of "Sugar Coated Pills"
il is necessary to be sure that On. Benz. Smrrns
signature is on every box. Price 25 cents.
Principal Office, ITO Greenwich st. New York.
Sold by JOHN w. FRILING. Sunburv.
WIN. FORSYTHE, Norihum'd
December 9th, lS45.
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Orphans Court Sale
? VALUAEiE LAND,

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court
L Of Northumberland county will I've sold at pub.
lie SALE on Mooday the l2,h day of January, SAC,
at the hous" Of VIM r. Jones, in Augusta town
ship. in said county. 10 wit
A certain tract Of land situate in the township
aforesaid. adjoining lands Of VIM. r. Jones, John
Hart ond the river Susquehanna, containing eish.
iy.sevcn acres more less. About forty acre. of
said tract are cared and under good state Of cu
livation; the residue is well ,imbered The said
tract is cligbly situated for milling or manufacturing
purposes, as an excellent water power is afforded
by Bes Run. running through the land. The
said tract is located on the Susquehanna, about 8
miles below Sunhufy, the ro ID leading from that
place to Harrisburg. The land is comprised Of
bo,on.land and upland, which will be sold toce-
thet Or separately, as nav he deemed most adsisa
bic. Late the estate Of Col. John Jones. decd.
Sale to commence al 10 O'clock, A. NJ. of said
day. when the conditions Of sale will be made
known ty the heirs and administrations.
WIN. II MUENCH, .,,.
ELISHA KLINE, ''
WIN. X. JONES, for The heirs.
December Goth, lS45 At
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BnA~rxru's SPrLLs This medicine is ac-
knowledged to he one of the most valuable ever
discovered as purifier Of the blood and fluids,
1t is superior to Sarsaparla, whether as a su(bric
or Alternative, and stands infinitely before al the
preparations and combinations Of Mercury. Its
purga,ve Proper,'c ao6e alone Of incacu'abe Sue.
for these pills may l'sksn daily for any period,
and. instead of wea st'ns, by the ca,h'rtie dlecs,
they add strength by taking away the ca,se of
weakness. They have none Of the miserae ef.
frc's Of tha, deadly specific, Mercury. The teeth
are not injured-the homes and limbs panlyz-
ed-no; hut, instead Of these distressing symptoms,
new life and nsequent animation is evidet in
everv movement OF The body.
These Fills, Tor colds. coughs, iightRess oi the
chest, rheumatism in the head or limbs vii be
found superior TO any thing imagined of the pw-
ers Of medicine and in bilious affections, dspe,sa,
and in oil di.eases peculiar to women, they sbuld
lie resorted to at once. These Brsndreh Pil!svill
he found deserving of all praise.
0T Purchase of H. b. Masser. Sunhury, q Of
the agent, published in another part of Ibis paIrr.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-03
Notice

3 hereby given to the Stockholders Of the Dan.
vile and Po'tsvle Rail Road Company. that in
pursuance of the provisions contained in the act Of
Incorporation, an election will he held between the
hours OF ii o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ. on
the 7lh jay Of January. ls46. at the rooms OF the
Board of Trade in the Merchants Exchange in the
city Of Philadelphia; for one President. ten Mana
gers, Treasurer and Secretary and such other of.
fcers as may be deemed necessary, to serve until
the fourth day of May, ensuing. aud until like off,
GERS are chosen. SAMUEL X. WOOD,
December 2Qh. issa -. resident,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-03
Sherif's Sa1,

"Y virtue Of certain writs of vend. Exponsl
ID issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
of Northumberland County to me directed. will
he exposed to public sale, at the Court House
in the borough Of Sunbury, on Monday the 9Th day
OF January next. at o'clock, p. NJ, the following
described property TO wit:
A certain tract Of land situate in ChiIisquaque
township. Northumberland county, adjoining lands
Of Daniel Scider, David Eckert, James r Sander.
son, John +. Summers and others, containing one
hundred and sixty acres more or less, about lao
acres Of which Is cleared whereon are erected a
one and half story frame dwelling house and a
frame barn. and small orchard, &c.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property Of Levi H. Gulick.
ALSO-The undivided moieiy of ceriain lot
or piece of ground situate in Delaware township.
Northumberland county, adjoining land Of Isaac
Vincent and o'hcrs, containing one and half ceres
whereon is erected a large three story frame Grst
Min.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of John Vincent
AbSO-A certain lot or piece Of ground situate
in the town Of McEwensville, Delaware town, ,hip.
Northumberland county. containing one acre more
or less ad dining land Of Adam Ierber. decd John
Boush Hackenhcrg & leand. and the min road
leading from Milton to Muncy whereon are erec.
ted large frame dwelling house, n frame s,ablr,
and pump at the door. There is also never>
failing spring on the premises.
Seized, taken in execution. and to be sold as the
property Of John Read Cav.
ALSO-By virtue Of a certain writ Of Plurius
Teststum Vend,ion Exponas. issued out Of the
Court of Dauphin county, all the defendants in,e-
rest, supposed to be the undivided moie'y of GER
tain tract of land situate in Coal township. Nor
thumberland county, surveyed in the name of Mat.
thias Zimmerman. containing three hundred and
sixty.seven more less. adjoining lands of
surveyed in the name Of Peter Maurer. Michael
Knoll, John Nicholas Bailey and Others.
Seized. taken iD execution and to be sold as the
property of CALVIN Blythe.
THOMAS A. BILLINGTON.
Shcif's Office. } Sheriff
Sunbury, Dec 18th, ls45.