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S5-PATAPSCO FIRE COMPANY. An adjourn
ed annual meeting of the PaapscO Fire Com
will be held at their Hall on THIS Saturday EVE
MING, l9h instant, at O'Clock. The presence OF
every member is requested, as important business
demands their Immediate attention. By order
1t HENRY M. MINOR Ser,v
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NNOLYDAY PRESENTS

NJ AND CLOSING SALES.
II CARD. II. w. BOOL, AuctOneer, No. 81
BALTIMORE STREET, informs such persons as havt
surplus Fancy Articles, Booksellers surplus Books
importers or dealers in To S, who are DESTROYS o.
closing sales fruit dealers, Sc, that his store is
arranged so that the most favorable disposition ma
BE- made, and his services, after so NAM years exps
rlence, he hopes will give general satisfaction.
TO WHOLESALE & RETAIL MERCHANTS
AS the year is about closing, send your remnants o
invoices to my stoe e, and every pains shall be taker
TO make a favorable disposition Of them; shall sci
every day il goods are offered. have room for an,
quantity 81 furaiure, larse packages Of merohan
die, &c, dis iIsw3l
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by THOMPSON & COVER.

sUPEFIrR SECOTu uANU FURNITURE or
FAMILY bhCLlAlAG HOUSE KEEPING
YET AT AUCTION
NET h Will sell on MONDAY MORNING, 2Ist
w Instant, NJ 10 O'Clock on conc n nor Of our
store arg and superior collect II a. good Second
mana FURNITURE the iMger p'OpOrtiun0 wl,ich waG
. aHd ny A n II Jenkins; consisting, in part. v 2:
hahog' Secretary, Book Case, set nahog Extension
rabies, mahoa' Slfcboard Marble tat, mullnu. Sc
cfcia'y mHhog Sofa vi h prI!Uws, superior Dress
Bureaus, q dpz cane seat Chars Win arms. . CART
Fables, mah0g Rocking Chair, soft b, dslcat. 3
mahog Waall Stands, mahOg Work SIanfs, 3 do.
Fables, . cherry Tables walnut do 2maA0g Bu-
ieaus, high AMI low post Bed steads, II cane seat
Chairs, nah"g and gilt frame opes, maIog RevCI,
Hat Rack Ingram Bag Carpet, Feather Reds aud Hair
mattre, SEES, Sick Chair, wood seat hairs wood
R0cNihg Chairs, Stair Carpet, stair Rods, Lot Mat
ting; solar Lamps; large Branch Lamp; sci
Girardoles; large Dinner set; ! Tea set, China:
Crockeryi cut aud plain Glassware; Air-ught Radia-
tor; ParI0r and Cooking Stoves; a large lot of Tin
ware Together with Numerous other articles per.
tanning 10 large private dwell ing, &c.
IhG Goods can be seen early on morning of sale
Terms cash, in hankahIe money
dl0 Ut THOMPSON & COVER AuctJ,
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@3- NOTICE. A meeting of the General Field
Staff and Company Officers Ofthe city, viii he held
the Exchange Hotel. tai IL (Satnrday) EVENING
at O'Clock 1t is sincerely hoped that every uficer
ference 10 The Funeral sOemniiies, will be present
ed. fri n
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hR' FORREST This popular tragsdan takes his
benefit this evening, in "Richc'ieu" and civilian
Tell, ms last appearance.
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THE MAGAZINES FOR Is47.
" M. TAYLOR 81 CO, No.s Astor House

THE MAGAZINES FOR Is47.
KN M. TAYLOR 81 CO, No. 9 Aston House
w will publish on TUESDAY NEXT, the NEF
YORK ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE for Janu
airy, l847 Edited by Lawrence Labrse. ...
The attention of all who intend subscribing to {
Magazine for the ensuing year is solicited, as will
contents, entirely original from the pens of mos
popular authors, and with four beautiful Stea
Plates in each number, the "IIastrated" will ehal
lenge competition with any Magazine of its kind II
the country.
Among the contributors n the January numbe
will be found the names of Mrs. e. Smith, Mrs. f.
5. osgood, Grace Greenwood, c. F, Hoffman, w q
Simms, A. u. street, Edward Maturin, Seba Smith
and others Of well known reputation.
The Plates, which will be found equal in merit T.
the reading matter, are executed by w. e. Jack
man, IN his We II known style of workmanship
Those in the January number consist of-The Wig
nete, from an original painting; COurtship of Dom
hey and Nephew, from the original, by Flagg; Treut
fishing, from an original, by Henry Inman NJ
Cousin Kaie-an equestrian figure.
Subscrib1 now! lfyou want really good Magazine
or desire TO make suitable Christmas or New Yea
Present.
Terms-One copy 50 per annum-two copies IS
fave copies $lO-slngle Numbers 25 cents.
WILLIAM TAYLOR & CO.,
u. Publishers, No, 2 Aston House, N. ", and
dl4iW Jarvis Buildings, Baltimore, ND.
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,.. HERBERT'S NEW NOVEL.
THVHE ROHIAN TRAITOR.


THYHE ROfAN TRAITOR. ....
IL TRUE TALE OF THE REPUBLIC.
By w. HERBERT, Ese,
Author of "Oliver Cromwell" &c. Sc, was publish
ed on SATURDAY, Dec l2th in two Volumes, at 9
cts, each. 80 - .......
The Roman Traitoris very clever book. It's fl,
ofpower and vigor.- Court Journal
The cedicatipn (te Or. Haylrey, by the author,
the Charactfr OF an Old EtOnian) offers guarantee
for adherence 10 truth in classic deIail, which ID we
| supported in the work. The fiction is well wove
with the history throughout and the effect is pictu
esqe and life like,-GLobe. 'f .'. ....
Taking Catane's conspiracy for his subj ect M
Herbert has formed bold, grand Outline, and file
1t up with taste and judgment Moreover, with u
great historic incidents he has interviewer beautitl
love stGry.-Nav. Y Mil. Gazette
A very powerfully written novel of the c!assi
ages The author has surmounted all dliheatie
achieving for himself in this department OF liter
ture, proud success.-DiSpGtch.
For sale, wholesale and retail; ~
Diff Jarvis Building, Batlmore, Maryland
THE Ny. ULUSTRATED MAGAZTNI
FOR JANUARY, 1872
EUST PUBLISHED, this splendid month
eS for January, with several new and original en-
beIlishm MIS- unsurpassed for beauty OF design ar
execution such as
vIGNETTE 10 the new volume, by Boucher.
CoURTSHlP Of noMBY NEPHEW, by Elag
TROUT FISHING, ~
MY COUSIN KATE, sc. &c.
The articles are all Of a high order, aad of tn
most interesting description, by the following COZ
uibutors ... .... ....
Mrs. f. y, Smith, Sebd Saith,
Mrs. F. Osgood, Ernest Helfenstein,
w. u. smlh, R. +. Greeley,
G. r. HOFFMAN, ... WA. Jones,
Barry Barnett, and others.
Now is the time to subscribe, with the commence
mtnt Of the new volume Call and look at il
cannot fill 10 piease) at the Book EmpOnu Of
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
dis 1t and Jarvis Building, North street.
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kGOA RDING. Fonr or 1--WE young Gentlemen
A-E can he accommodated villa BOARD in a mi.
Vaie ahily, on moderate Terms, in very central
situation on Baltimore street. Inquire at
n9O No. 81 BALTIMORE STREET,
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Ep 0GERs' DIAMOND CEaIENT-Fos
a mehdng Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
Ornaments, So, so that the break is scarcely per
ceptibe and as strong before broken. For sale
oaly by c. P. ROGERS, Druggist, corner OF oward
and Marion, and corner OF Howard and Madison, and
corner of Paea aud Little Green streets.
10 Price On cents. dl4.lW-ial2. "
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BOATS FOR GOVERNMENT. Last Wednesday
seven boats were commenced al Cranda's ship
yard, Bristol, r. |. They are to be 40 feet
long, II wide, and feet inches deep, and to
he finished by the Isl Of January.
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AVN
Rk[TYH0HH JjjPF fiti,
SATURDAY MORNlNG, DEC. 10 l9l2.

1rz- rhs aroroach Of thr Christmas hnyday@ rem
tr,- ~ o,r,,. ury t1r our grocery, variety, h"'h ana
oiirr. ,",r-. 40 rrn,UI h"il -.r"h., "II.A We no
sir any nr ibfui have arJ ady G,r,i ;ho. haze no s.
,oy In r. SOFT 20 q ,ocral system "i Gdvrrs'n- 10 in
sura p'rnty &C cus3umrr-. ave circulation oI the
D.y t. Jp,r Iu the all t.H.i C3"s ana towns, TO say
noting of the thorsauds re1i here, renders 1t nm
admirable mrdisu '5r sarvajug advertisements BE-
fote an classes OF society, before Christmas day.
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INDECENT SICK SOCIETY. This society is
entirely under tho control Of ladies, who, like
administering angels" visit and relieve the in.
digont sick 10 tho extent of their ability, and
without the least reference to religious sccta-
rianism, Their object is to help those who are
unable to help themselves; aud their mertor-
Gus labors should be assisted by the benevolent
of every denomination, The extent Of the ser
vices which they render cannot be properly APP
preciated by the public, as they arc performed
in quiet, unoStentatIous manner, and in a tru-
Iy christian spirit. A season Of hardship to the
poor has commenced, and there are now no
doubt, many INDECENT sick persons in our city,
who require to be relove1-5ut the means of
this society are inadequate to the purpose; and
hence the necessity Of calling upon the liberal
citizens OF Baltimore for contributions, to ena-
bic the ladies of the society to continue their
usefulness. We feel assured that the call will
not be in vain, and that abundant funds will be
provided for this most excellent charity.
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WIN Illustrations and Illuminated cover, il TIN.
OAN punished Tins is unQupstionebIy the ~,
original and remarkable production of ne Jsv a.
sons who read merely for the In crest Of riot ~
SOY, viii here hnh il; while tie educa TED nina on
pnHsEeu taste, viii be agreeatly entertainer pri1
~ IL cents. For sale hy -"
do 81 WM. TAYLOR co Nn,1h -.
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WELoH DgLAvAN's NATIoNAL Circus. This
being positively iii" I,st nigh that the new and beau
tilul So ctacle of "Ot ugh ana Ready" can be
Played in Bal .imOr1, the proceeds If the evening
viii b. apProp lated tor the benefit Of Nj Joseph
Foster the talented author oar P'ay-guing citiz nv
have been indebted TO this gent emau for the pro.
duetion Of most OF the graud pagrans hat have been
presented to them for the list rcn years and, we
doubt not, they Will SHOW by their pr sence to night
in what high rsiTaIoa they Did his vlluabI. pro
lesslona serv ces Let there be- a rush 10 the sold
Front" to night fJf if any Caateni!n ever deserved
"bumbCt benefit " the Tented beneficiary does. --
Remember positively the last night.
independent oflhe great attraction Of so Id Rough
and Ready" the beautiful an gnrga spectacle Of
The Crusaders; or, the Old Maa 0fihe Mountain, y
will b. performed Between The pieces variety o.
excellent Equestrian performances will take place in
the ring.
The MUSEUM. most excellent bil is posted for
performance at the Saloon this evening. The laugh
able comedy of ''Tom Notdy's Secret" wi be re.
presented for the first lime at The Museum--to b.
followed by the amusing farce off My Hire'5 Second
Floor " In the course Of the evening Miss VaileG
will dance the CrccOvienne A good bill aad will se.
cure good house.
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AA ATCH RIBBONS, WATCH RIB
w BONE. Some with Gold Seals and Slide, also
some very handsome plated Seals, Keys, Slides and
attached to Ribbons, viii he sold very low by
G. ID. CLARK, Water street
dl9 second door from I'ulVtrt.
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INDIA CHINA. The subscribers have reeeiy
M ed lot of superior INDIA CHINA consisting
Dinner Sets; Dishes; Covered Dishes; Soup Tu
reens; Pates &C., which they will sell cheap The,
will also open to day, French China Chocolate CUPS
suitable Tor Christmas presents. On hand a genera
assortment of China Glass and Queensware, all 0
which is offered wholesale or retail at lowest mar
ket prces. &c. BOKEE CO.,
al North Howard street, between
0elI-Got FayeLte and LeXi
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A BEAUTY AT THE NEW OFFICE YES
IA IERDAH! The second capital of "a 0G0 in a
package ofquarIcr tickets, coaib 4 Is So We again
say TO-DAY, il eur pockets are empty and want
filling, You can have money put lEtp them at the
lucNy ofhcG of CHAS. =. MCDONALD X Co, No.
9O4 BALTIMORE STREET, between Charles and
ST. Paul sts. Besides the above, we sold four other
three number prizes,
Drawn Nos. Maryland Lottery, class No 8; drawn
Zee. lS. Lowest prize "a.
So is So 4 I6 IA % 63 4 81
SMALL FRY SCHEME TODAY!
prize of $500 prizes of $3.50
do 1900 | do 466
do 500 30 do 100
do ,2p9 80 do so
Tickets $500; halves s 90; qrs. $3.50.
Risk on package of quarter tickets only 81 IS,
CO Orders meet with prompt attention, We pay
postage both ways
CHAS, 8. MCDONALD & co.
No. 204 Baltimore street,
Ii between Charles and ST. Pau-s
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HE ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD
IL Just from the publishers, flied with splend ;
Christi, and Old Rough and Ready in his Glory
Battles of Pa]o Alto and Resaca de la Palma. For
opposite ma,amoras, BOmbardment of do View
and scenes in Mexico, Election Scenes Ia N. York
laughable and funny as can be. Call at . ~.
WIN, TAYLOR & CO.'S
dlf3t Book Emporium, North street.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
A BOOK FOR CEiRTSTMAs -
n AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS
FITZGERALD Il HOPKINSi
BF H. N MOORE.

SCENES ana ABVENTUREs IN TgEAwp,c,
LIFE 80 - q
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sI.- - - A.,., ", H.. No
49,. a,l. n,hIi.h
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Gon n. I,na. nm cana-,I Agsn, or the
M,.,l,.5 e,,,,. r.I.a.-,,;a, s,nirty ,o SONS
ono,,;.;o..,,,o. ,,., -,..os,o,ac,t in o,r IA.
g, LoII,L ig.,,,t w, c.It cor,,io that
=, 1,.,,.,,,ta. ovi,,,a IN ,ho oor, If the Mary
lad G,oi,,n f., .,,i,hho,d INV ,nr.rm,tio, II
rac,.,aco :, III, condi,io, Of their Colony
aI,oh o,,ah, Ia aeamc4 oocos.,rv to enabI,
,bo.o r,oo ,ar.or, Of color dsposed to emf,
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For the American,
AsSelnblyinan,

Mn. EDlroR Permit me to recommend 10 the
Democracy OF this county, for this responsible st,.
tiona man who. for his unwavering Efforts TO sus.
tain the Tariff Of isf2, and his stern and manly
adherence to every other principle Of our great par.
~, in spite Of the attempts of the ruling powers TO
govern him, merits the confidence Of his former
constituents. EDWARD Y BRIGHT has faith.
fully served us in other years-et Us try him again
Better elect one whose sentiments we know. and
whose integrity we cannot doubt, at this crisis than
a new man that may turn traitor to our interests.
Ev'ry one knows that Mr.. Bright was always in
favor Of protection to American Industry. and was
mover of the resolutions insiuc,ing our Senators
and Representatives TO support iha, policy. Let
every democrat who knows his cnuntry's and his
own Interest, vote mr the incorporating oppo,
nent "f the free trade bill Of 1916. EDWARD Y.
BRIGHT. SHAMOKIN.
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Imitation Camlric, Cam'ric Dmiiy Irish shifting
Linens, Damask Table Linen, Table Cloihs and
Napkins Long Lawns French Linen Camhrc and
Linen Lawns, cheap shifting nnl Sheeting Mus.
ns, and superior Long Cloth Shifting.
MOURNING GOODS.
Lupin's Bombiznes of ali qualities, and the
rious shades of Black Summer Bombazines or
Branies, SILK and Cotton Warp Apaccas, silk.
Mouscn lie I.anes Baregss, Balzorincs Marques.
Grenadines, Ginehams. Lawns. Grapes. Grape aud
Love Ieisse Nels. KID ard Silk Gloves, Hosiery.
Plain Silk. GIaci,, Ottoman Thibet. Barcse and
Twisted Silk Shaw's, Scarfs and Cfavats
SHAWLS md SCIRFS
French Cashmere long and square Shawl
Brrche do, Printed, Barege, 1hibrt aud Terkrrr,
do. Glacia, Twisted silk. Grcnadine, Hermann auj
Mohair do, and low priced do
Silk, G,cnadinc, Barege, and other long ana
short Scaris. Also, travats.
Black Lace aud Silk Mantas, Visit, Capes aid
Cardinals. of the styles.
ENBRO OIDERlES AND LACES.
Emb'd Gaps, Collars, Spcnccrs, and Chcmize,'s
und,r Sleeves aud Cuff, English and French
Thread Laccs. Edpings and insertIes, Liuen Bot
hn Edeirgs and insenines. emil Swiss and CAM
bric do. Black aud White Lace Nies, Lace Shawl
aud sScarfs wide Black Laces Tor Mantas and
Scarfs, ard Black Brussels Lace Tor trimming do.
and dresses.
HOSIERY.
English white and black ribb'd cmbd open
worked, and pain silk Ii i,sery; white and black
halt II sc, ,bb'd aud plain spCn silk and raw SI'k
do; also, English and Swiss white, colored, and
uublrachcd Cotton do ,ibhd, pair, embd clock
ed, and open worked; also, Chidrcu's Gotten do
AID Ladies' white aud unbleached Lisle Thread
do Of various qualities, scarce aud desirable AZ
ticle, aud other Hosiery OF various descriptions.
LINEN CANBRTC AND LAWN HDKFS
Plain, corded, terdercJ, Iiviere, musiqne, and
embd Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs., from L.
cts to $50 rnch Also. Bags, fulscs Green Da-
rgc for Wells, Gauzc Wells, Black Linen, Lead
cold and Blown do. Paper Muslins, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Al the new styles rich and cheap Scars and
Cravas; Xii, SILK, Thread, and other Gloves.
Cotton half Hose, silk and Linen Cambria pocket
IIdkfs, Suspcnders, &c.
~ You can find at MARSHALL'S, lSs Ches-
nut street, ancs, every article i'll Dry Goods that
you require, and II, prices quite low # not owr'
than elsewhere, (H is tn his interest sell cheap
and as he is constantly adding to his stock the ne"
est and cheapest goods, you wlli he sore OF being
suited Du,, reader, you are invited TO call AID
Judge for yourself.
rhiladcirhi, May l6h lst6.--2m
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now prepared to offer Wholesale and Retail,
a large assortment of FANcr and Stalls
DRY GOODS.
suited to- the Country well ns City Trade. He
continues the system Of 'no abatement in priccs,"
which hc has pursued for the past ten wears and
,'esies To call the special attention Of the pubic to
u rs The only frue system of retail business, and
wh'cn Is dechl'dy ~ the interest Of the purchaser
to pI"mnte. II is quite time The fraudulent prsc-
tice ut skiing high price, and ahanc to max g the
l'urrh isrts believe they are the favorcd few was
done away wiih as, nine times out of ten thev ARE
mad Ia pay higher price (however great the re-
duc'n) than The ''kr style aud quality can be put
chrscd NJ the .Oue P,icc Store"
A. u. NJ. is in regular rcccip, of the newcs, and
cheapest seasonablc goods. and when any article
drri,ci.d Ia value the price is at once marked
dawn SO low that u cannot be undrrsolI. By this
system the purchaser c'n AT all times huy with
confidence aud Subtraction. and without waste of
time in useless bargaining. He has al this time
II complete assortment ot
SILkS
Black lusrino. Ottoman. Poux le Sole. Man
iua, eros de Rhine, Arm.rr, and other Dress aud
Man,illa silks. Also,
Fancy D"ss Silks, from A cts. TO So - per
,ard including all the variety of approved aud
useful styles and combination of coiors.
Lining Silks, Foularj Silks, Silk Gingham.
LAWNS AND ORGANDIES
Par,s Painted Lawns and Organdies. "f the
newest and most apl~ovcd style, as well as the
cheapest ~ the market. Atso,
Scotch Lawns at very low prices.
FRENCH GINGHAMS,
OF The newest dcs gus Also Scotch timGhsm~
an! Ginchnm Lawns, very cheap. Twilrd Earl
-,cn and Manchester Gnghams, for children's
wear.
FRENCH CHINTXES.
Light. medium, aud dark colors, Al wide. Also,
beet IN kc American ChinlE aud Calcoes, of The
new patterns. at Ici cts. per yard.
MOUSELTN DE LiINES,
Oi the most splendid Omhre and Printed s'yi".
dawn io the French, English and American, at 70
cents pes yad.
BIREGES .qND BALZORINES,
or all qualities and every variety of designs,
,u,tcd to all tastes AS embroidered and chain
sti,chrd Rom 5, ayaJerc and Polka Dresses, emh'd
Swrs. Muslin aud Bishop Lawn dress pa,,er's-
ra,lrtn, and colo,cd plaid end stripe Swiss Mus
Inns.
WHITE GOODS.
Plain Swiss Null, Nansook. Jaccone,, Cambric,
Book. aud Ta,leton Muslns, Piad, Stripe, corded
aud figured CAmtric and SASS do, Bishops Lawn,
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9 Z = r = + IT G.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

'1'fE su' scsbrrs are constantly maiur ,cturing
iiom the host fr nch. English aud American
manufactured Clnihs and Cassimers, CLOTHING
IN a very superior style, cut and workmanship.
Persons buying to sell aga ain viii find one of The
largest aud most fs.lionae stock OF goods select
from in the city, and at imp eceLenci Iw price.
J. W. q l.. ID, STOKES.
lg4 Market Il. Phi'ad
n. b. 4 large assortment OF Odd F,ll"ws' Re.
gala constantly on hand, and all order, from lodges
or individuals lruucualy attended TO, on the mos,
liberal terms. J. w. * l.. ID. :.
Phadelpha. Iunc 21ti. lSi6.-iy
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Notice.

YNHE undersigned Auditor. appointed by the
Il Orphans Court "f Northumberland county,
To make distribution of the balance of The est lc Of
GEORGE WATT. remaining in the hands Of
Frederick |. zirus his administrator to AMI among
those leg llv entitled to receive The same. will al
tend tn the duties Of his appointment, at his office.
in Sunhury, on tie 2l>t day of September. lS46.
All persons interested are requested to auid.
WIN. J. MARTIN,
Aug. 90, lsi6.-4t Auditor
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Mature and Experience our



EN,iE rxira"rln 'ry aud well authenticated cur. :
L wrouch, hy the crlehrat a SrG,a CoArkD
Ills, OF Dr.. smiths ups"vrl Indian Vegetable
Ills. have naturally drawn public attention Ia
,e;n. Perhaps in the history Vi Mri'cin". from
time of llipp'cra'e Ia The present day, there l.
nrniJracc ri a medical comp 'und obtaining equal
i-hriiy IN so short time. There was never
lrd cine recommended hy ,uch high authority as
II. SIN tbs rhs. Besides their great curative
'rper irs, g. 50 ssng rs they ,lo, -urh ast"nis'
~ p vars Ia OPP al IA II ;iu' dfanS If the b
=. VIZ the lungs, kir"y skin ari Bow, ls.(
,cy a,e uulike al other pills. rxuem.Iy plrasan,
ing Goa ed Nth u..r. ard rs lhrv do not grippe
1r produce nau ei, any Iihcr unr rca~ant con.
'luences they have bcc, me vcrv popular for Dys-
npsa. II ada'he cnstivenrss, Bilious rom,iaiuis
oul stomach. F.ve.s Worms Want f Aireiie
uptrilirs f The l,l,oI obs'rpctiors and Fem Tie
omplan's genciay, Colds. &c. Onr of The most
nucnii a"d benevolent Ia lies in New Ymk.
irs. 5. 4 GouI NJ M,iron of tie u. :. Naval Hos
tai saws, There is M reiicine IN her knowledge
W, II ads pcd IL Ih" numerous ailneu,s Of man.
"a, as DIR. SIN lh's Sn,ar Coated Pills St.
;,eciily recnmr.cnds tlrem 10 tstir-.
ar CAt'I!ON.--As a miserable imitation has
'e n, aie. i'y tie name OF "Snc" C"a'ed Pill"
rs ncc,ss ,ry /, he sure that Ia. q BxNs SNirr's
.na'u,e is on rv,ry hoy. r,icr 25 cents.
Principal Office. l79 Grccnwch 1t. New York.
Sold by JOHN w FRilING, Ssn6ury.
WM. FORSlTHE, Nnihan,G
;sem s. 1876