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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-23

N1usaeal.
The AroLLoSEoNs.-These extraordinary children
will give concert by the request Of many friends. ct
Brooklyn on Christmas night twill take place ct the
Female Academy in Jeroleman street.
The fremont vocslists having returned from sue
cesfu tour about to give series Of concerts at the
Msodeon In Boston.
IrADIAN OPsRA CoMrANY.-We understand that the
prospects Of the new opera troupe for whose presence
here the public Indebted to signor Ssnquirico
thirtysix evenings Is stated to be very large. When
once underway predict that Pslmo's will be nightly
crowded with the elite Of the city.
HENRI HrRz.-The concert of this great pianist at
Boston Saturday night is reported to have been
cesdingly brilliant His performances ELECTED
than once decided encore Madame Alsmowicz seems
also to have made great hit In Boston Boston paper
say the grand aria from La Somnambula" had pre-
sentiment never exceeded in that city All ths power.
expression and executive Of her magnificent voice
were impaired to liz finished and perfect execution
that repetition insisted by loud and inhexibs
plaudits notwithstanding the late hour Of commencing
had brought the hour Of and the tempest Of rain and
ragged without to the audience of their psrls
to come ere home were reached Mr. Herr will give
concert ct the Tabernac Saturday evening, and to
families the price Of admission IL low that all may
avail themselves ofths opportunity of hearing the emps-
ror pianist.
sivoRLA concert was to be given by this unequallsd
violnist at Warrington last evening. He must have
had, Of course, q capital audience De Begins and
others were to assist him.
AMERIcAN MUsIcAL INsrIruTE.-Ths society will
give another excellent entertainment at the Tabernace
this evening. DR.. Loves beautiful cantsta of the
Seven sleePers" will be performed
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year. ................... 50, 009 %
Expended for discharged convicts. ...... 2.757 20
do for persons arrested on suspicion. 337 IL
do for inspection Of prisons. $500. l06 60
do for printing report, blanks, &c. -. $40 %
do for financial agent. ........... 635 ~
do for rent Of once furniture, clerk hire,
fuel, Lights procuring charter, &c, $50 ~
Number Of discharged cOnvict' relieved males .aas
Toul. QUO
Employment obtained for, males. ..............l LOT
females. %
females. 10
Received good accounts from, males ........... II
females. 65
Fallen back into crime, males. ...........
females. ~
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NeW York Pilvtss

The reckless inveteracy with which the New York
licensed pilots sssaed In certain quarters anexss ~
infatuation closely bordering on monomania- That
the editor of the JosrnsIf Commerce from this sbss In
his bonnet" has ovsrreached himself 10 obvious from the
following extract from that paper, which, when com
pared with the Remembrance" Of the underwriters Of
this port presented to the last Congres establishes
clusively the unworthy motives by which that editor
actuated His hostility proceeds rather from wilfunsas
than ignorance; rather to avenge prvats gres than
mote the public welfare and rather in impeachment of
the commercial sentiment than in respect for it.
In that paper II is thus written -
"The old New York pilots have sent on population
again to Washington and using all possible efforts
to their monopoly restored Their works that
hcy are the worst pilots have, for ninstenhs Of all
the disasters in their hands. The assurance OF
these il wonderful They exert themselves to the
utmost counterfeit the wishes OF the merchants and
then complain that the merchants employ other pilots
The merchants certainly very liberal that sueL
not neglected altogether"
The Board of Underwriters thus represented to Con-
gress:-
"Your nsmoralists desire on this occasion explicitly
to your honorable bodies that they neither deny
the competency they disposed to Haderrse tke
merit do they vish in repecffo Interfere With The
insests limit the e~pteymen IF he NsU York pilots;
the contrary he undersigned desire ha the character
and skill of that most useful snd vatsbs ctdss Of cfxens
should become iden6sd with the interest and reputation
of our port"
By looking first this picture and then that Con
gress and the community will begin to appreciate the
merits Of this subject and will determine whether 70
adopt the opinion of the New York pilots by the
" Beard Of Underwritsr the editor of the Journal Of
Commerce and kindred spirits
The Reverend editor, Major Bsgstoek says, II
tough sir tough, and de-vsh sly !" but he will ssms
times put his saintsd foot in 1t. STATE NIGHTS.
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IL. now 6a hing very choice lot Of Black Lynx NUTS
all Of he best London dye-a very appropriate .ub
stsnai present. 30 gentenan, 10 your shsw
your friendship fov the ladies, abeuths N b-A
full assortment of the latest Paris stvle OF hat.
The corner stone for the Protestant Epas-
copai Church the NATIVITY will be laid in Avenue
9th street Christmas Day sbe9ti o'clock a. By the
pscted from The Bishop the weather should prey, fsvora
Bic Doaasns twsds defsying the expense Of erecting
the proposed sdoce (he whcn to be perpstaAy
free) will be fully receiyedby
JAMES DE woe, Treasurer
a3s Sixth d. Ayeaue T..
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PRsoN AssocrArioN-This association celebrated it,
second anniversary last evening the stuyvesnt In
stute, which was attended by large and highly re-
spectacle audience The chair having been taken by
Spring opened with prayer. Judge Edmonds then pro-
ceeded to address the assembags relative to the objects
OF the association it, origin and present condition, the
duties OF the several committees and the result Of their
labors From the remarks of this gentleman the sub
ject gather the following interesting statistics =:
ANN scaiv INV 4 he A soniat dur; tha
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Great iscoveryia tire sargicai Art.

Mr.. G G,ilardc, the editor Of the New York
Courier des E,ats Unis. declares that recently
on nhis visit 10 Europe he was present at certain
experiments before 4 number of medical men,
with the "wntef" or liS,rid Of Signur Brucchieri.
To der,ermne itsslledge power Of stopping wrte.
rial hGmrrhagc.
"Mr. Gaillarie, declares, that in his presence
the carotid urteoies oftwo sheep were cat; sne
was Immediately treated after the known me-
thds, while 10 the other was ptlirda p!edgct
OF lint sAeeped in III" liquor at isr. Erocchieri.
The former died the latter in twenty mi,ates
was completely restored; and when set at ilbcr.
~, began TO eat with its usual freedom, rSnning
and jumping as when in perfect health. On
cxnmination ofthc wound, rot any trace ii blond
was discoverab!e, not even cicatrix, but the
artery itself appeared 10 be restored. hr.
Gailurdct says th.t it is described as operating
upon the fbrin of the blood. and thus producing
new organization Of the isSse, The water
has been us-d in the French slaughter house,
where serious wounds are constantly occurring
from accident or cayelessncss, and of these eleS.
en- hundred and forty FIVE during one year have
been cared in twenty minutes by the npplica.
ton Of the fluid General Prevail, Of the Freucs
cavalry, has caused dep,si,cs OF the water to be
made in all the military hospitals and barracks.
Mr. G,iiardes publishes letter from a med.
cal correspondent, who, while willing To con.
ceac some sslae 10 DR.. Rrocchiesi's discovery.
expresses some doubts aaual the reproduction
OF the artery. To his correspondent MI Gail.
lafdet rePlies, that what ,ian sees he beives,
and qnGles an article from the Courier Fran
cais, giving a s,ili mote remarkable account of
the effects produced by DR.. Bocchier's invcn.
,ion, from the pen OF Mr.. Banqui, sn eminent
French physician. That gentlemen more min
utely describes The appearance Of the haid,
which he says is perfectly limpid. with slgh,
acid taste and a strong smell Of tar, and is the
essence Of varioas herbs procured by distllaiion.
lie adds that it might be drunk without any in
larious effects, as the inventor proved by drink
ings glass Of it in Mr Blanqnis presence" +.
This discovery, il what il is represented, is
one of immense Importance. i remains secret
yet with the inventor.
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II e r RS II OF = L,
HARRISBURG, PA.

T REG ave 10 irf .rm the public ihst have ,-ft
l. Phi.sleiphia and am now loc tied in Harris.
burg, the seat Of the Executive and Slate Govern.
mrut If Pennsyivani,, where I now occupy the
sp"cions Hotel. recently kept Ivy Mr. Matthew
Wilson.
Thus spacious building, having hccn purpo-e'y
~ ,nned and ERECTED fw Hotel of The first class.
is no, surpassed II cqua led hy any similar cstsb-
iishmc,d in Prnnsv ivania; and having undergone
ihm,ugh rnov' tim. tie rsrlors, rooms and
chant" rs are now fitted up in a style tha, COM
hines lie ,a,ce with romfnr' ard convenience.
Nv TABLE is pledged to Re supplied with the
hes, fare The Markets prolucr: the charges at
the me time heirg moderate as any Of the best
regulated nsla lishtnrnr elsewhere. In short. no
ex,,tions sh"li be p'r'd IN my pr'. or on 'he part
Of every memer of my h'uschoid, to make il Whist
il sl ould I've. in tie Capital f me Of the most pop.
ulou. and in'rrcstins S'ste- Of The Union.
With these pr mis-. $. accommodations and fac
,i .. and the Tact that the Hotel is most elig'bIy
situated, | wi h confidence. most respectfully so-
cit the patronage Of ihu Public.
DANIEL. HERR.
lite Of Hrrr's Ho,cl, ChesI,ut ST., Philad.
Harr; burg Nov. % lS4a.-3m
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DECEMBER,

Ba,>nsrHs PaIu This medicine Is ac-
knawledgel 10 he one of the INST valuahis ever
j >covered asa purifier of the blood and fluids.
II is superior t. Snssparil 1, whether a. q sudor6c
or al,erstive, and stand. isa tcly before all the
pvcparation and combinations Of Mercury. 1s
purea.ive properties ALONE Of inc. .cu'sbe value.
for these pills may 10 ,sksn daily for sny period,
an' instead of weakening. ny the csshartic effect.
'hey add strength hy tdking away Ihe cause Of
weak ess. They have r,oDc Of the miserable ef.
f'c's Of ,hnt dndly specific, Mercury. The teeth
arc moi injurcj--the homes and limbs are parslyz
ed-no; but, instead Of these Distressing symptoms.
new life ana nsequcnt animstion 10 evi,IeM in
every movement of The body.
These Iils.fr colds coughs. righ,ress Of the
chest. rheumatism in the head ~ limits will be
fumi superior 10 any thing imagined Of the pow
of medicine and in bilious eff.ctions Dyspepsia
md in al III enses peculiar to women. .bey should
hc &c o.tedso at once. The-e rss,arelh + N. will
he foa"d deserving Of all praise.
Ur Purchase Of u. Is. Mss.sr. Sunlury or Of
the agent, published in another par, Of his paper.
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Notice

is tcsely given to the s o, kh Lhs. Of the Da.-
vile and Po t,,le Ra | R,ni Company. that in
ru' uanre Of the provisions Contain d in the act of
mn cleci m will te hII iwe.n the
hours of / o'clock 4. NJ. and "'r'ock p. NJ, On
the 7'h dav of January. 1876 s' the rooms of The
Board "f r'a'e in the J.rerant. Exchange in the
city II Phimieiphia; for .re Ercsi, n', ten Mana
gers, Tnosnr.r and Secretary. and such ,her #
ficers may I've deemed c'ssnv. to s.,vr un il
the Gar,h 3 Of Nay, ensuing. nd un'h TX OH.
GERS are chosen. SAMUEL r. WOOD,
Decemler 2o,h, lSi5 ST President,
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"Nature 0nd Experience our
(Sulodle.O F


VNHE extraordinary and veil authenticated cures
Il wrought by ihe celebrated SuoAR CoArsp
Fills, o. d.. Smiths Improved Indian Vegetable
Fills. have naturally drawn public attention to
them. Perhaps In the history Of Medicine, from
the time Of Hppcca'es Ia the prescn, day, there i.
M evidence Of medical compound obtaining equal
celebrity in SO short time There was never a
madeleine recommended nv such high authority ss
Dr. Smrh's Pills. Besides their great curative
Properties, (pcss 'ssing they do, such sstnnis-
ing powers 10 oprn all thc MUTUAL drains If the b.
dy. viz ; the lungs. Kidney. skin anI Bowels, J
they arc unlike all o,hsr pills extremely pleas,ni.
being coa'cJ With sugar. aud Ne they do no, grippe,
nor prOduc" rau'c,. ~ anv ether unp'es .ant con,
scqurDres. ih''y have bec"mc vcrv popular En Dys.
pepsin II ajnche, C'stivencss, bilious com,Isip,s
Foul Stomach. Fcveis Worms Want uf 4 ,pr,;,e,
Impuri sI the BIood. distractions and Fem ,le
Complains generally, Colds. &r. One VI tho n,o.,
nuen'isl AID benevolent la,'ics in New Y,ok.
Mrs. 8. A GouIi. M,ron of the U = Naval Hos.
p''sl sy.. THERE'S no medicine in her kno~l-,lsr
SO we'll adapted t. the numerous ailments of man.
kind, ~ DR.. s uith's Sugar C,st.d Pills. She
rslaci .llv rec 'mr,ends then, to IaIirs.
OT CAUrI0N.--As . misctsh,e imitation h,.
been made, l,y the name Of "Soe " Coaei Pill ~
it is ucc,ss ry to he sure that DR. q BENs SNiru.
sigua'uic IL IN every box. P,icr 25 rent.
Principal Office. I79 Greenwich st N W York
Sold by JOHN w. FRIIING Snnbrrv.
WM. FORSYTIE. Nrihum'd.
January 10th. lS46.
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To Purchasers Of
ID 2 Y G. 90 . S.

FVlHE subscriber. M. lei Pearl street, Nrw
Il Yrk, having established Branch a, No. 23i
Souih ) cond ST.. Philadelphia, il now opening
a',d viii be constantly rcsivins from the New
York Aaciion-. an extensive assortment 81
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which will hc sold at the lowest New York p'crs
at Wholesale aud r. tail. Among his stick will ie
E,und a good assotment of the following articles:
Iacconri., Plaid. Hair Co,d, Lace, Sripe. Book
Swiss and Tarla,an Muslins Bishep and Linen
Lawns. Fancy Cap Ne,ts, Fancy and Bail Dresses.
Thread i.sces. Applies,ion Do, rich Black Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens. Linen Camhrcs
Linen Camhric Hdkfs., Curtain Frnges, Cashmere
d'Ecos,e, Mouseline de Laine. silk and Cotton
Warp A'psccss, Queens Cloth, Gsia Piaids,
Frenrh Meiuos, Black Silks, Gloves. Sill Hosc,
Shawls, Crava,s, Ribbons, Embsoileries. &C., &c.
Country Mesehsnts and others visiting Phhadel
phia OF New York to purchase, are respectfully ia
vi,ed TO call aud examine the stocks.
Nov. I, ls45.-ly q. n. MOORE.
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THK MoRMoxs The Sangame (9liiaois) Jour
nal repeats the statement of the New York Tri-
bune's correspondent respecting the Normons.
The coin counterfeited By them consisted princi-
pa lily OF limitations Of Mexican dollars and Amer
can half dollars and dimes, shilfully executed.
The quantity issued is said 10 be immense, $500
having been paid out at mill owned by Nor
mon in one week for wheat. Three qualities of
the spurious money were manufactured, which
was sold for IS, so and 25 cents for the dollar.
That for which the highest price was asked, is
said to be perfect as to escape the most rigid
scrutiny OF the eye--the outer coat being Of pure
silver, and the alloy so completely covered as to
prevent detection in any other way than by cut.
ting.
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Orphans Court Sale

OF vALUA ABLE LAND.
IN Iar.u,nce of an ORDER Of the Orphans Court
uf Northumberland county. will I've s,l a, pub.
fic sa'e. Mo' day the IL d'y Of nu .ry. 1916.
at thc hous' of Vim r. J"nes. in Augusta town
ship. in said county. 30 wit:
A crrs,in tfscs ef land shuste in the town hip
Aforesaid. adjoining 'srds of Vim. n. ! mrs. j"hu
Hart. ard the river Susqurhanna. containing eigh.
,y.st~~s scSes m~- - About forty ace, Il
sl,d uac, ere ear,d and under good state Of cul
iivsti,n; the II sdue Is we'll imered. The said
tract s rlgh'ly situated fm milling manufacturing
purposes, as m excellent water pnw0 is IF Il
by Biles Run, running through tie land. The
said mac, is located on the Susquehanna. shout 9
miles below Sunhury, on the 70 leading firm III
place to H~srishu,s. The land Is comprised of
Louo "1snd and upland. viii h viii BE- sold tore.
ihcr or seprAely, as Mav I've deemed most n,lrisa
bic. Late the es'sts Of Cot. John Zones. deed.
Sale 10 commence At 20 o'cl mk, \. NJ. f sad
day. when the conditions of sie viii he nsde
known ty tre h.irs aud ~dminis,r, ,tors. a
WIN. II MUENCH.2 A.,
ELISHA KI INE, ''' =
WM. r. JONES, for ti,e heirs
December zOth, iS45 At
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TERMS REDUCED.
SpOoUNrESn

D.IGUERRffN GALLERY IF Patent Premi,
Gm Cuiored ikenesses, and Photographic
Depot;
No. 1876 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
No. 25l Broadwsy. New York; No. rs Court
Street, Boston No. 1856 Chesnut Street, Pha-
drIphs Baltimore Street. Baltimore +; Broad
way, Saratoga Springs No Sc Canal Street.
New.Orleans; Main Street Newport, r. I. And
Main Street, Du Buque, Iowa.
CONSTITUTING the oldest and most EIt'i-
~ sive Estahiishmen, Of the kind in the World.
and containing more than THOUSAND POR-
TRAITS. embracing those Of some of the most
distinguished individuals in the United Stste..
Admitance isee.
This Establishment having been swsrdsd tho
Medal, -Four First Premiums, md f,co "Hghsss
Hsnurs" at the Exhibitions at Boston, New.Yo'k
and phsdephis respectively for best Pictures and
Apparatus, is thus officially sustained in the pc-i-
ton of superiority heretofore universally assigned
by the pubic, as "Firsi in the World"
June 26th, lS45.-ly
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A III. persons indeb'ed 10 the firm of George
Rohrhach & Brothers are hereby no ii'd I"
make payment, Wi,hou, kurhr drl,y, 10 'i,e sub
scrit-r; and ,hse having claims ag ins id firm,
will present them fm settlement. All ntes ard
accounts Of long Standing will tc placed IN the
hands of Justice for coil ion if MT attended TO
som. JACOB ROtlRbACH IT,
Su,,hrry D,c 10th lS45-2t
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Watches, Jcwelry, &C. sc.

v{HHE subscriber clisrs fI sale. at the lowest pr'.
i ces, q large AID general assortment Of Gold
and 5 liver Lever, l.epinc and other kinds ef
Ws'ches; Jewrlry, Silver Wme, Ebony and Gilt
Manl.l Clncks. aud Musical Boxes playing from
two To ten tunes; Benedict & Ba'ney's Diamond
Pointed God Zen; W.,chm,kcrs' Tools. File.
and Ma ot.ls.
O.Jrrs from the country are solicited, and will
he carefully stended 10. JOHN L. FARR,
he Ch. snut 81, PhiiadelphIs
NV lS1S-fn
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~m0DPG9 E1Dn
TExICO & MEAS!

THE 01Y ys--NT1Lx THEY COME
HSOME WHERE! Why where do you SUI.
~ pore hut to the Cheap Store Of Henry Mssser,
in Market street, Sunburv. And for what purpose
do you think they come, Why 10 buy chcar, To
e sure snd al least 20 per cent. THEY ,oon'f
do nofhin' else" because il 10 Q well known fact
that at
HENRY MASSER'S STORE
the very hest articles are sold Of the vcry lowest,
prices. Now come. and an 10, nj ~ me
ct once. md JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES!
Where YOU will find Splendid Assoltmalt Of
Fnll and Winter Dry Goods,
Just received, among which are tho following Su.
prr6.r French Broodcio,h: Yves, If England d.,
Heavy ileaser 10 Il q, tc article f1 Oyercos,s
and grra, variety m Vol Dyed. Black aud Fan.
cy C,ssinescs Ssttiacits Mousselin.i .lainc- Rem
.c.laines, Ca .hmrres. Apa; c ~. &c.. &c. Af.o,
beautiful ss otmrnt of ,iices Of the latest svIcs
and patterns which ri h. sold cheaper than ever
riso, Wo dcn snl other Shaw's iu great vs,ie.y.
from 40 cts. 10 $40; general assortment of Ho.
.iery. CT vcs. Susprndsrs Nuts. &C., &C.; isrre
assor,,nen, # W"men's. Mems and Misses Gum
Shos which wiz he soid cheaper than ever before
of -cd
He his lkewis", in .J,itiou T., the above stock.
y" Intensive assotme :, cf Q.rs,,s,oare, Hardoars,
Saddieyy and Groceries -Sugs, from 8 w o. l21
and 10 CT. pe, III; G"od Coffee n, 10. ve.y Best
Nial. Also, N,ils; SPIKES; Iron; Sanderso'. t,es,
Gus, S,er Ensiish, American and Swerd Blister
do.in short. every thing taat /. usually kept in a
Country Store, all Of which will be sold u very
reduced prices.
or Country Psoluce Of all kinds taken in ex
change for Goals.
Sudbury, NV. 22j, 1915
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Shan,okin. Dee. Is, Isi5.-3t A
JOh,l llOIslIncr,s Estate.

NIOTICE is hereby given. that lett. rs "f al.
II minisimtion have i'een grant i to the su'scn
Ter, on the state Of John Iommcf, late Of Pein,
iown.hip. Nn,ihumheiland county, deed. An per-
sons indebted to ssii estate. or having ci inns a.
gains the same, arr requested 10 prcsr,l III. sa,ne
fr 81 lemeni 10 the subsciib'r, res ding =, Dan
VILE. WM. KITCHEN.
Danyit,, Dec, 10, lsi5.-6t Admh.
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PRICE CURRENT.
David Nusc,nan,s Estate.
Cor1y,sed weekIr bv fknrv Ms. /.

OuVIu tkuSCtnunN EStHtes
NOrlCE is hereby given that wers Of admin
~ isiraton have been granted I, the su' scriher.
nn The estate Of David ka.eman. loie Of Rrsh town
ship, deed. All persons ineh'ed so said e.,str CT
having ciains aeains, the same. are requested l."
call and s,ulc wiihout delay. The subs rihcr " i'll
attend fn that purpose, At the house of VIM. Far
row, in Snydeislown, on Friday and Saturday. the
s0lh and .'sl Of February next.
FREDERICK KAsEMAN,
Jan. 10 h, 1876, AIlnr.
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Estate Of Jacob Drchcr.

A1OTICE is hereby givcn, that lr,ie's RI admin
~ is,rsiion have been or niedt q ,hc subscriber.
on t,,e estate of Jacob Drrhcr, isie Of Shamekn a
township. Northumberland county, deed. All
persms indebted 10 laid estate or having dcman,'s
asaiIst tie same. req'rstsd I" pres nj the same
To the subscIiber for seiil. meni. without .h'av.
JACOB PERSlNG,
Sbso,oL;c Oe, IA Ist5-3t Alm'r
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On the LIST inst. by the Rev. J. p. Shindel,
Mr.. VIZ. HARrzEL, TO Miss MARTHA CLARK, both
Of Augusta township.
On the 3lst alt. by the Rev. J, w. Worrel,
Mr.. WM GuLIcx, to Miss -- VAsriSE, both
of Rush township.
On the list inst, by the Rev. n. A. Fisher, Mr..
Ws. SNiIH, Of Augusta tp., to Miss ELizABETn
ADAMS, OF Shamokin tp.
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LAST NOVICE.

TvNHE Store Books, Accounts aud Noes of II
i u. Mas.er, hnve hecn placed in the hands ,f n
magistrate for coI'ec ion. Pcis"u, whose accounts
have been of long s,sDdi &, my cos,, by set.
Ting tie same wi'huu, further delay.
Sunhufy. Jam s. 1876 H. H. NASSER
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We recommend all Of our friends visiting The
city, TO caN at the Pekin Companp's StUre.
oad iayin supply oftheir delicious Teas.
THE PEKlN TEA COMPANY,
No 80, SaurH SECOND STREET, Between Msrkcs
and Chesnut,
PHI L "A D Il L p HIA,
AVE constantly on hand, and for sic,
Wholesale and Retail,
A VARIETY OF CHOICE FRESH TEAS.
At Lower Prices,
according 10 the quality than they can lie bougit
for at any other establishment in the city
I TEAS, exclusively. are sold at this house.
and several varieties which cannot be obtained else.
where. Any Teas which do not give entiro sats-
fsc'ion can be returned and exchanged, OF the mo-
pey will be refunded.
The citizens Of Northumberland county are 10.
spcc,fuliy invited TO give us a call.
&. B. ZTEBER,
Agent for the Pekin Tea Company.
PhiluIclphia, Sept 9Th, ls45.-ly