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Orphans, Court SHE.

TN pursuance OF an otder Of ,he Orphans Court
Of Northumberland county. will lie sald a, rub.
iie senIue, on Saturday the iTth day OF July next,
on the premises, 10 wit; A Strian tract of land
situate in Shau,ok II township, in said county, con
tanning 200 seses ant prtches, srici ,s,easut,
adj lining land of the bcirs OF Martin WEAVER. John
Cnser, Solomon Fegely, and Isaac Treihley,
wheteon Is erected two story log house aud stone
hi.rhrn, a large lame bank barn. ssrns smoke
house and ah excellent ofch.td Of thoice ENii.
Also, one other tract, situate IN the ta~nship and
cnuntv aforessid. containing 20 acfe- and Is Per.
ehee, adjoining The above hesefibed tract Sf,iu-l
Hsles. Geo,ge Unger, and Isaac rre,hley, where N
are erected one and half story rame house. .
frame static, and log shar, with good we'll ot
water al the house, and thriving young orchard
II choice huit. Asd, cst'a:n other tract OF wood
land situate 10 THE ,dSnship Aforesaid. containing
al acres and 81 perehes, adjoining Cofrsd fesgsr,
Joseph Chsmberlin. and Augustus huey. Also,
Certain other tract Of land in said tosnshiP, con-
iainine 80 scres snd AZ perchos, st'ci MEASURE.
of which about one half ID olea,ed. adjoining Au.
sustu, Hu,y, Nathaniel Sstton, and othets Al
so, q retain other uacl sinste In ssid township,
containing sc,es And IA peIehes, strict measure,
adjoining Solomon feg,ly, and others. late the
estate Of Christian Fegely, deed.
Sale 10 commrnce ct 10 o'ciock. A. NJ. Of said
day, when ,hs ,eEms Of sale will be made known
by SOLOMON FEGELY,
REUBEN FEGELY,
Nv order or the court, AdmTs,
EpwAap Orsrta, Crk. O.C.
SohburV "A pril 24lh, ls4T--tsl3t q
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HANCE's COMPOUND sYRUpOF HORE.
L HOUND-FOR THE CURE or

uANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUpOF HORE
IL HOUND-FOR THE CURE or
Coughs. Calls, Consumpiion, Splitting of Blond,
Pain ia the SIDE and Breast, Bronchitis.
Group. asthma. and all diseases nri.
sung from diso,dered condition
ofthe hing, or neglected cold
TAME FINE BY THE FORELOCK,
IL piece Of advice which Is suitable to all seasons
and applicable to all purposes; though there is no
instance in which this piece Of advice is more vaIu
able. than to PERSONS who have cough or cold for il
they neglect what NAV appear TO them very irihing
Nv THE BEG INNING,
il may lead 60 inflammation of Luuss and finally
Consumption! TO all who have a cough, we would
say. procure q b tile Of
HANCES COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HOREHOtND.
The medicine is pleasan, to take, and il may save
you years Of suffering
Price so Gents per bottle or six hottie. E,r Sc So
Prepared and sold hy SETH 8. HANCE,
los Baltimore ST. and conner of Charles & Pratt sts
aud by GEORGE BRIGHT. Sudbury,
d. BRAUrIGAM, Northumberland
Nav -, ls47
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HANCE's SARsAPARLLA, on BLOOD
II PILLS. FIFTY PILLS IN A BOX,
The Cheapest a. I'd best Medicine in existence!
Every person who Is subject TO Bilious Fever,
should purify thsl blood and system BY
usin 2 d box of tho
.SARSAPARILL Ia OR BLOOD PILLS!
Persons afflicted with Cos,ivenrss should try the
HaScK's sARSAPAReLLA, OF BLOOD PILLS!
Young ladies and geHtcmen troubled with fim-
Piles on the Fsce. should try the
SARS.aPA RILLA. OR BLOOD PTL6Sy
Singing IN the Ears relieved by tho t.- i.
HASeEs SARSAPARlI.LA, 8 or BLOOD FILLS!
Headache spd tiidliuess cured bv using the
SdRSaFARfLLA, OR BLOOD PILbSf
Drcw,ine's and General Debility, cured by the
HAScw's sSARSAPARIlLA.o OF BLOOD PILLS.
Dyspepsia can I've cured by using the
S.qRSdPARFLLA OR BLOOD TILtSy
0J'Persons who have taken considerable PORTIONS
ofmercury, and ia consequence have pains in ,.,e
homes, should use fcc,v tho
HAScK's StRSAPARILLA. or BLOOD PILLS!
Gjr Persons In want Of . Pill that is Pne elv
Vegetable, and is watrsnrl not 10 contain parh.
tlc NJ Mercury should use the
SARSAPARllJA. OF BLOOD PILLS!
Cr THE GENUINE FOR SALE BYrn
SETH y. HANCE. ies Baltimore 81, aud corner
Of Chralcs and Pratt streets. Baltimore.
and by GEORGE BRltSA =, sunhu,y.
d. BRAUrIGAM, Northumberland.
Nav IcA7
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More New Goods

tuNhE las, s,risal is a, Puhy's Store, Market
L Square, where will bc found handsome
sorlment of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Of the lsse and n,oss approved styles, consisting Of
Cloths, CsssiYYhe's. Vrsirg,,
SumHer s,usf., Nous. d laires, i.,~os.
Ginshsms, Caicor, MusliDs,
Jeans, &c, &c, &cs als' = full assortment Of
Groceries all CT which will be sold bower than ever
offered in this market.
Cali and exanne fo@ yourselves.
Sunbury, May - h. ls47-n
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uy The correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger writing from Camp near Jalapu, rpeaks
thus of the Pennsylvania Regiments
In speaking OF CerIo Gordo, am reminded that
the first Pennsylvania Regiment, and, indeed, tn.
whole Of Pillows brigade, ha, been grossly mis-
represented in some of the unofficial reports Of
that battle. The American Star, a paper started
in Jaapa on Sunday last, states, in its accounts
of the hattie, that General Pillows brigade "sc.
treated" and in an editorial it says that the "bri
gade made gallant charge upon a fortifcation
of the enemy, but from its ieeRth-being sssi.t-
ed by fort on the left and risht--he was forced
to give way, after sustaining heavy loss, and
before he could renew the attack, the enemy
had surrendered" Now, me truth Of the matter
is, that the brigade neither retrea.ed nor way il
forced to give way The second Tennesseeans,
who were In the first line of attack with the FIRST
Pennsylvanians, were the only part of the bri
sade which was forced to give way. BY some
means or other they remained in a wrong path,
which we had all taken at first and had been
ordered to leave, and received an order to
charge from the General, who could not have
known their position, as the chspparal is dense
and the paths obscure. They did charge under
every disadvantage and in the worst place, and
aIter losing nearly fourth of their number in
killed and wounded. fell back on the main road.
The rest of the brigade. composed of the two
Pennsylvania and first Tennessee regiments,
moved to The second position to which they were
ordered and halted for the order to charge in
front of the batteries and exposed to their fire.
The conduct of the whole brigade was cocl
and soderly, and we'll deserves the title OF "pal.
liant" That Of the frat Pennsylvania, who were
nearest TO the forts, was as orderly as that OF a
battalion on drill The FIRE poured npon then,
was terrific, and yet scarcely man wavered
and all rushed up the hills with shout and q
beand, and took their stand upon the top, imra
iient to hear the word charge" Col wynkooI
was exceedingly anxious to move Upon the enc
my's works at once, and heard him exclaim
as he sent request TO General Pillow to- permit
him to advance, "IfI don't get an order of som.
sort in less than half an hour, will charge On
ny own responsibility, by Heaven"
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% Cot JfrrEIsoS DAVIS, Of Mississippi, has
been appointed B,ieaiier General in the place of
Brieadier General Gideon J. Pillow, promoted
Mr.. Davis is a son.in.ilw OF Gen. Taylor, and
Was the distinguished leader of the gallant Mis-.
sssippianrs in the battle of Buena Vista.
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Gv The tolls on the Canals and Rail Roads
of this state, have been doing large business.
The increase of tolls from the 3oih of November
last to the ist Of May, amounts to s.7l 1913 as.
The prospects of our public works are highly
q altering.
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G. The high prize Of grain viii operate sef.
ously npon the poorer classes. Many farmers
have sold out so clean as not 10 have any 10 SPARE,
and some not enough for themselves. The
crops, ii this section, have suffered severely for
want OF rain. If we are not sccn relieved by
copious showers, there will be but poor accounts
Of our next harvest, in both grain and hay.
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ed to the army, is one of the hsndsonest and
wea'thiest cities in Mexico II is NEATLY built with
many fine buildings. surrounded with rich and
fertile country, and contains about so, 600 inha
bit.,nts, The cathedral alone costs six millions
of dollars. Many Of the ornaments and chande.
liers beirg ,1ade OF massive gold.
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BALTIMORE MARKET:

cGee Of The BAtrfMoxs AMEa,cAs, May IL.
GRAIN-There were sales of several small
lots Of Md red Wheat on Saturday at Iss cts.
To-day there is an improvement, and sales were
made ct ,eo cts. and one cargo Of 1900 bushels
at 1873 cents. The sales Of PennA. Wheats on
Saturday and to-day comprise SOME 20, 500 bush.
els reds, which sold at lss cts. on Saturday, and
at isoal9o cts to-day.
Sales of Md. white Corn on Saturday and to.
day at 93a95 cents. and Of yellow at lO3alOl
cents. A sale OF Penn'a. yellow was made to-.
day at LOG cents, weight
Md. Rye is worth e2a93 cts, and Oats SO cts.
WHISKEY.-Sales Of bS,s. to-day at 80 cts.
Hhds are worth 3icts.
DsowsISrss, Swimming Of the Head. roaring
noise in The cAs AdaShc. palpia,icn Of the heart,
Wrigh,'s Indian Vegetable Pills are certain
cure for the above unpleasant COMPLAINTS occease
they purge from the body those sisgnant and cor
rup, humors which, when Eoa,ng in the general
mass of circulation, are the cause of ]e'ern. ins
ton OF rush 10 the blood to the head eiddness,
loss of memory, dimness Of sigh, drowsiness, pain
of the head, and many other symptoms If ioaded
and corrupt state Of the blood.
Wrieht>s Indian Vegetable Pills are also one OF
the very lest medicines in the world for the cure
of indigestion, and therefore will no, only remove
all the above unpleasant symptoms, and entirety
prevent any evil consequences resulting from q
rush Of blood to the hesd but will mos, sssurediy
restore the body 10 . state OK soend health.
Beware Of countetfe,,s of all kinds! Some are
coated with sugar; others are made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine. The
safest course s 10 puschsse from the reguas agents
only, one or more Of whom may be found in every
village and town in the State.
OrAgent for the s,e IF Wreh.'s Indian v-s-,a
BILE Pills in Sunbury, HKsRs MAssEa. For o,her
agearies see advertisement in another colemn.
THvsr TO BaAsbRhTR's Pitts take them So
a. to produce brisk effect, and your sickne., will
he the affair Of day or two, while those who are
too wise to follow this commons sdvice, will
be sick for mon,hs. Let the sick enquire If the
agents for Brsndseth's Pills whether these ,hincs
are so OF not. Let them enquire among iheiu
friends and ask the same question. Verify if evi.
dence is wanted il shall be procured. TO the sich
let me say, use the BaASpSkru Pitts is the bes
advice mortal man can give you.
or Purchase oil Mssser, eunbufy. or OF tbs
agents published in another part Of this paper.
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% Nxws FROM EusorK--By the arrival Of
the Bri,tania. intelligence has been received that
the price of grain has again slightly advanced
The propee,s of good crops wear promising ar
pearance. Large Quantities Of potatoes have
been planted, which are said to be doing well, al
though the potatoe blight 10 announced to have
appeared in some places. The immense amount
Of bread stufs imported into Great Britain has
drawn heavily on their specie. About 25 mil
lions Of dollars have been exported to this coun.
try. The Bank of Enelsnd, fearing that such
heavy drains might lead to suspension, has raj
sed the rate Of interest to nearly double its for
mer rate, causing much tightness and scarcity in
the money market, and consequently many
failures. -
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GS- HELwrcK's HOTEL, near the Broad Mountain,
about miles from Pottsvile was entirely de.
stroyed by eee. with all its fsraiture, co Thurs.
day week last.
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o. The battles OF Cerro GorJo and Waterloo,
were both fought on Sunday. Those engaged
in war have bat .t,s'c respect for the Sabbath.
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~ EN~
Spring Goods.

YNHE Subscriber has just received his New
Il Spring Goods, to which he invites his friends
and customers w call aud examine for themselves,
His stock consists in part Of the following:
superior Cloths pf all colo&s, Cassmers Of diir T.
ent pat,rrnss Satin and other Vcsings Ca.
licos. Lawns, 0,nsharns. Checks. Tick.
iDgs. and summit wear Of all kinds
ard price,; also, I.rehosn and
Palm leaf Hats, Gmbrrl'as
aud Parasois. fr I'M 2b
ccuts upws'd.
Iso. Grocer ies, Queens
w,tr, hardware. CeJaresre,
Oils, Paints, Fish, Salt. &c. &c. &c.
aud IN fact. article usually KEEP, in country
s,otr, which wih tc sold very low. for cash or any
kind of trade. JOHN EDGAR.
Sunbury, May 18th, ls47.-ntly
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r Col. RosERT NJ. LEE has been appoint
ed Recorder Of Philadelphia, by Gov. Skunk, il
place of Richard Tasx, resigned.
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Democratic Nominations
Democratic Nominations
soa GOVERNOR,
FIR A NCIS r.. SIIU N X,
Foa CANAL COMMISSIONER,
MORRIS LONGS GSTRETH,
or Montgomery County.
WHIG NOMINATIONS
For Governor,
GsN. gAMES IRWIN.
For Canal Commissioner,
s0SEpH ". PATTON.

GPRS1rNc ISk-A fresh supply Of superior
printing ink just received, and .or sale at Phila.
delphia prices.
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U We have received the first number OF the
Democratic Union Extra. to be published at
Harrisburg, during the Campaign. 1t is edited
with great spirit and ability.
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HAYDEN g. ccktE.
f1vNr, Produce, and General Commits
sioh ,MsrckHhts.

sion Merchants,
No. llS sMrH's WHAHs, BALTIMORE,
OFFER their services 10 ihe Merchants and
" FaIners OF the Snsqu-hsnna Valley, for the
sale Of Flour, 0san and Produce generally. in the
Baiiirn re ukei, and from then .Srensive sc.
quain,snce among purchasers and shippers, can
safely wzfrun, satisfactory ss,es.
Correspondents win he constantly kept advised
of The state Of tire markets, &c.
R,f,r To
M-sAs. VIM. Wilson h Sons.
Isaac Reynolds Il Son, n.,,,,,,,s
Davidson 4 Saunders. '"'''''''''
Reynolds 4 Smith.
and Mcssrs. Trclry, Caldwell Il English, Phila.
Nav lStb. !s47.-2m
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Estate Of John Philips. deed,

Estate Of John Philips. decd.
NOr.CE is hereby given, that letters Of sd-
IN minis'raton have been etan,ad 10 the sub
scrber- tho estate of John Phillips, late Of the
borough of Northumberland, North'd county, deed
All persons indebted 10 said estate. or having
claims against the same, requested 10 call and
settle. CHRISTIAN PHILLIPS,
PHILIP YOUNG,
Nor'h'd, May ~ ia47.-6t A,lnnrs.
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uie Cotnposep III all piauts WINCH grow Gpontane-
ously on our own soil. and are therefore better a.
dapted to our constitutions than medicines concoc-
ted from foreign drugs, however well they may he
compounded; and they founded upon the
principle thpt the human body H. in truth
SUBJECT TO But ONE DISEASE,
namely, corrupt humors, and that said Medicine
cures this disease on NArrnAL phiscIrLE.. Ly
cleansing and purifying the boiy, it will be man,
ifest that if the constitution he no. entirely ex-
hausted. perseverance, ii their use, according to
directions, u absolutely certain 70 drive disease OF
| every name from The body.
Wien we wish 10 restore a swamp or morass 10
fertility, drain il of the supcrnhundant water In
like manner. If we wish 10 restore the body to
health, we mus, cleanse 1t OF inquiry.
WRIGHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will I've found one of the best. # not the best
medicine in the world for cat,iaq ont this GaANn
PoRIfttss PnIScIPLE, because they expel from
the body all morhid aud corrupt hum'r, the csuse
of the disease, in all easy nnd Natural Manner,
and while they every DAY oIvs EAsK AND rLyAsUnE.
disease If every maine is rapidly driven from tho
hody.
The foil wing highly respectable s.orekeepers
hsve teen duly appointed agents FOR The sale OF
Wtght', Indian Vegetable PiR', in Nor,humhet'
l,na county
Henry Masser, Sun5ury.
L. x J. Kaufman, Augusta township.
Samuel Herb Little M,honoy.
William Deepen, Jackson.
Benevills HoIshue, Upper Mahonoy.
John e. Rem, Upper hshonoy.
Samuel John, Shamokintowh.
ForsSth., Wilson 4 Co.. Northumberland,
Z. L. Piper. Wa,sonburg.
Irlsnd & HAYS. McE~ensvie.
James Prcd, Potsrruve.
VIM g Scott, Rushville.
Hartman KhnShle Elysburg p. O.
Amos 1 Be,ssel, Turbu'sslle.
Gideon Shaded Upper Mahonoy.
Rhodes < Farow, Snyasrs,own.
John King Farmersvrlle.
Silss G.. Cook. Martins Creek
J. DE Young Hicks,ie.
Abraham Shetet Richmond.
Samuel yior, Slateiorl.
John II. Vincent, Chilisqtsque.
VIM. Heinsn & Brother, Milton
BEwARf ot CocSrEWFsIrs The pubic s's
cautioned aeainst the many spur'oos medicines,
which in order TO Deceive, are called ~ names ST.
mlat to Wneh,'s Indian Vegetable Pills.
The s,fest course Is to purchase OF 1he regular
agents only, &ho are gentlemen ,hst may DC 'e'
he'd On. ...,, "A. II
~. Office. Levo,eo exclusively 10 we ss's OF
WRfGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE piLi
Of the North t.nericsn College Of Hesih' NO. @es
Gteenw;.o a street. New York; No US Immons
s., :, Hos,on. ana PRINCIPAL OFFICE NO
:, l69 R.cs SrRstr, Philsdeiph's'
| Ian. aOth, ts47.-sisy. -
On,}FlI, BOOKs, Bibles, rrslsrneo''' Draw,
-. p.nsr. Wiling Paper, Steel rsns' sss
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DIR SMITHS (sucAR CoArEp) "IMPROvED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS"

A RE daily effeciing some Of the most ss,onish
"A ing and wonderful cures that have eset heen
known, In consequence Of which they have now
become shining mark against which al the ar.
rows OF disappoinhd hope. envy, and unch ari,a.
hieness are leveicd without aislint,ion, The town
and country src alike tled wi,h their praise. f'he
palace and the poor house alike echo with their vir
tues. IN all climates, under all temperatures, they
still retain their wonderful powets aud efert them
unsltered ny sge or situation They are simple in
their propositions, mild In their sriions. .hnfussh
in all their opessons, and unrisalej in their re-.
suits. They are ahiiibious, anti. .dy speptir, and
sn'kmerarih! and hey ore peculiarly beneficial
in the following complsin.ss fevct aud aeue. vel.
low and bilious feve's, dyspepsia, Group, liver rom.
plsint sick headsche. j.uhdtce. ss,hma. dropsy.
spleen, piles, cOle Instructions, hssfthufn, furei
tongue and foul f,osisch naases, dsrhtsa. costve.
ness, loss Of sPpe,i,e, ssow compIexion colds
and in all cases Of torpof Of the bowels where 4
csthsIeic o. an sporient is needed,
N. d. No eugsr Coated Pils can be genuine,
unless every bov has on il the signature of q.
BENIN SMITH. N. ID.
GT CAUTIoN.-As q rsisetabie imitation has
Been made. hy the maine cf .sesu Coated Pills. -
II 10 necessary to he sere that Oh. Bkht. SARA
signature is on every boX. Prics rs cents.
Principal OiRce. lfs 0ren&rh n. New Y oh
Sold by JOHN w. FRiLtNG. Sanbsry.
WIN. FORsYTHE. Nss4aun,'d.
May Is. ls47.
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SCOTS army has taken Jal,pa, famous fsr rs pro-
ducton OF yslsp, she sl has enousa Of the stiicls
to supply the wants Of her costomers hesles every
other variety Of drugs and mtiicinss utually toand
in an spothecsry shop Having purchased the
stock Of Mr.. Brsbtsah,. she hss opsred . new 9.
Establishment, almost opposite his old stand, and
trusts, by strict attention TO business. 10 merit the
Ps,Iohsse OF the vicinity and pubic.
she will constantly keep on hand eve'y variety
OF Drugs Psin,s, epces, Patent Medicines. DC,
that ,s usually found in q drug storc. which she
wilI dispose OF q reasonable pra~s. e.
Physicians and Others. hon ds,snec, srpphsd
at wholessIep'iees
Northumberland, May %, ls47-2m.
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HEDAR WARE, Queen.wsrt, Hs,dwsre,
Groceries. Liquor, &c, for sale very low, bS
Jan. l6, 1877, JOHN BOAR,
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c,Uf0bL BOoks, Bibles, Tesa'IeS's. n o'sa aaj
y log Paper. W'hins raPsI' ,s s,sss ahssn % =, The
Harrison e'" JOHN BoGAR'
Jan. ie, isAh
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Y: n. 7saE.Mh' 'HS. Esq, at hts Rsss 81.
eufe umd I,,ar SDGc,. a. amer OF,3d nwd Chss"Wt
Streets. F,Asfageiphfa, .o* hts Ofhc Nh. co
.Nassa1 S,retF, MO YSrA. 8. =. Corner Raf.
ffmsre and Caicr,t sfs, Roit. Hor', and'N0 l6
!Stofs Street, BOs'sr'. fs aafhS,J.'ed 70 act 0s
.sgenf, aud rccetfe Yss- all sOa.eS d"e t"''
Smce, for s"bscrtajts0n u adcersfsiA.s.
e. W. CARR. corner of Third an.f Dock
Sireets, Sun buildings. opposite Merch,' MS
Erchnnge, Philadelphia, Is u1so authorised 10
act as our Agent
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Physic for the Army.
JALAPA TAKEN!
Miss MARY A. McCAY, o.

the borough Of Northumberland, sue.
oessor to Daniel Brantigsm, respectfully
informa The u,,hllr shsk .l,h o,,oh Qen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-25

SMALL. POX.

Thi. awful disease nov in fayeio county. and IL
some extent is quite had. One iamily living a, the
f, of Laurel Hill consisting of the father, mother aud
evre children are al down lii IT. and her
Them We understand that two 81 the children have LOST
their eye sight We further heard that family living
ON the turnpike thai VI he Sheriff Of the conIy has tins
disease.
We think tina, the maelstraoy &" ihh county ought In
take some steps prevent Tersos coming into this
ty from the infected rgons Of a lie. In eonse
cuence Of the disease no Court held at Fayetteville
n, las, re ular term We nnd, rSand that all pruha
bi,y there i'll he Superior Count held Tor that Coun
,y this spring. the Judge has been Written 10, aPpli
SING him d te fact that the Small Pox in che place ur
neghbDrliood.