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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-20
READY.MADE CLOTHING,

made ot this establishment, and sold at prices
that defy competition.
ALSO,
A heavy and complete assortment OF Neck
Stocks; self-odjusting do; Scarfs, CraVats'
Hdkfs., Suspenders, Gloves, Hosiery,
rcady-made Linen, and cotton
Shirts, linen Bosoms, and
Collars, under Shirts,
Drawers, &c.
There is also connected with this establish
ment well selected stock of DRESS and
DOMESTIC GOODS, such as Alpuccas, Mus
lin de LANES, Cashmere prints, Shectngs, &c
~ But call and satisfy yourselves that this
is the place to purchase Dry Goods CHEAP
While at the same time Books, Stationery,
Fancy Articles, Fine Cutlery and perfumery
can be purchased in almost any quantity.
Umbrellas and Canes at the same rate.
f. S. WOOLSON & SON.
LittlctoI, n H. Oct. 81, 1S47. 536tf
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Notice

rs hereby given to sl legatees, creditors, and o.
L ther persons interested in the estates Of Deb,>
rah Giant dec, settled by her ad,nr kenderton
Smith; Of John II. Hart dec, settled by one Of his
exrs Jsmes Hutchison; Of John Peiff-r snr dec,
settled hv his exrs John and George PeiTer; bf
S S'mucl Barr dec settled by his admr Thom,s
Bar; Of John Hi,tle senr dec se'iled by his admrs
George Hite and John Hitile; of Joseph Folk
dec, settled by his adnr Daniel Hilbish; Of George
Neihart dec. settled by his sdmr Jacob Zartman;
of Alcm Mar dec. settled hy his sdmr VIM. p.
Mari; of John Gnnser, dec, settled iy his ad,nr
Henry d. H..ffman; Of WIN. Moritz dec. settled by
his adm Jonathan p. Shu'tz; Of John A. Schnei-
der dec, settled by his exr Joseph Bound; Of John
Mutchler snr dec. sei,led i,y his admr Michsel NJ.
Sober; the accoun, Of David Dunkelberge guar.
dian Of Esther and Mary Philps.-Late of Nor
thumber!and county that The executors and adj
mnstra,ors Of said estates have filed their accounts
with the Register Of this county. and that they will
he pres. MED TO the Orphans Cou,t Of said county
on Tuesday the I'd DAY Of November next, for cou.
tlrnp ton aud allowance t .lH. . 4
EDWARD OYSTER,
Register Office, Register
Sunbury, Oct. ., 1917. ..- .....
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DU2e nam UDNs@
Vegetable Universal Pills,

Tie only kno,Du Medicine that at the same time
purgss purtfos and strengthens the sysfen,.
at .-a1 ...,.-,'~ 1ospcy. July z, ls46.
nR lie ROY'S Pills are q. new medicine
IL which has Just spper,ed, and is FIST taking
the places Of sll others Of the same class. These
pills are Composed Of many ingredients. hut the
two principal ones are Sarsapsrilia and Wild Cher
ry, 70 united that they act together; the one.
through its alnix,ure with other sub.tsrces, ru.
rifyins aud pursnv while the other 10 s,rene,heu.
ing the system. Thus those pills are a, tho ssme
time tonic and opening a drsideratun long aud
eagerly sought for by medical men, bu, never Re.
fore discovered. In other words they do the work
Of Two medicines. and DO il much better than any
two We know Of, for they remove nothing ft,tn
the sem bu, the impurities so that while they
purge they s,rengi then; aud hcpce they cause no
drhta,ion, and are followed by no reaction. DR..
lie Rny's pills have a wonderful Influence on The
blood; they not only purify without weakening II,
but they rcmove all ,xiors PARTICLES from the cbyle
before it is converted into dud aud thus make i'm.
pure blood an utter impos .ibli'y. As there is no
dridliati'n, - the,e is no nauses or sickrc.s at
tending the operations Of this most excellent of
dirne-, which never trains or ,ortures the dises.
tive functions, hut eau es them TO work in per.
fectiy natural manner and hence PERSONS taking
them do no, become pale and emacia,rd. hut the
contrary; for while II is the property or the Sarsa.
pnriIla. united as /, is with other ingredients to
remove al, ,ha, 10 foreign md impure, il is equally
the property Of the Wild cherry to retain all tha,
u natural and sound; and hence robust state Of
health is the certain resul, Of their united opera
tions. or Price 2h cents per BOX.
Agents for lie Roy's Pills,
]. w. FRILING,
John YOUNG, 0'""'''
.sr NJ 4. McCAY, Nor,humberl'd
August 2ts', lS47-ly
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SH T. II NJ 4 MS
AII..UEALING BALSAM.

Mrs. ATcREE. the wife Of Vim. II. Atree,
Esq. was given mp by DR.. Sewali Of Washington,
DIS. Roe and Mcclellan ef Philsd -lnhia, DIR. Roe
and DR.. Mott Of New York. Her friends all
thought she must die. She had every appearance
Of being in consumption, and was 50 prono unceJ
by her phv sicians --Sherman's Dalsam WAS given
and il cured her.
Mrs. GARRABRANTZ, of Bulls Ferry, WAS
also cured of consumption hy this Balsam when
all oher remedies failed to give relef-she was re-.
duced To a skelet n. DR.. A. &. Castle, Dentist.
2sl Broadway, has witnessed its effects in several
cases where no other medicine afforded rciief-but
the Balsam operated like a charm. Dr.. C. also
wi,n-ssed Us wonderful eft cts in curing Asthma.
which il never fails Of doing. Splitting Rloo s'ar-
ming as il may he. is efIrctuay cured hy This Bal
sam. II heals the ruPturej or wounded blood
vessels. and makes the lungs sound again.
Rev. henry JONES, lOs Eighth avenue.
was cured o! cough and catarrhal afi' ctions oi 50
years sanding. The first dose gave him more re-
lief than all the olhe, medicine he had ever taken.
DR.. l.. ]. 9es,s, 10 Delaney street, gave it To a
sister .n-lsw who was ahorine under consumption,
aud to another sor.ly afflicted with the Asthma.
In both cases its effects immediate, soon 70.
storing ihsm to comfortable health.
Mrs LUCRETlA WELLS, 95 Christie street,
suffered from As,hms AZ years. Sberm, Bal
sam relieved her at once, and she is comparatively
well. being enabled to subdue every a,isck by a
timely use Of this medicine. This indeed is the
eres, remedy Er Coughs. Colds, Splitting Blood,
Liver Complaints, and sl the aft ctions Of the
throat. and even Asth ma and Consumption.
Price 25 cents and 5 per bottle.
DR.. Shermsn's Cough and Worm Lorenges, aud
Poor Mans Plaster sold as above.
Dr. Shermsn's ofIic- j. at LOG Nassau st. n. Y.
Agents, JOHN YOUNG, sunhur.
VI AN, CAY, Northumberland
Sentemher | LII. -lS17-lX --l--
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- ~ N~
NORTHUMBERLAND.

N Election for Directors. n serve for the ensu-
ing year, will he held at the Banking House,
Mondsy The 18th day Of November, between the
urs of 10 o'clock, A. N. and 8 O'Clock. =. N.
In accordance with the 10th section Of the sct Of
afporstiou, there will be general meeting ofthe
eksslssp on the FRS, TussJsy in Novembsr, at
O'clock, A. ". JR. pRIESrLEy.i
Ds:ober 0, l8a7.-4t Ce.aiv.
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".secure the shadorc ere the Substance

hfA r. Fade." ~ y1sfr
COLLINS CELEnUATED
60 S ToG0 A 9R ZIP
DAGUERREOTXPES!
TWO SILVER MEDALS d,orded at the Fairs
offhe Franklin and American Instifufesfor The
hest and most arsticsi specimens Of Dognerreo-
fybe Portraits. - r't 1 - ''-
Y>HE recent Improvements made hy the subscr
Il bers. and which IL peculiar 70 their es'sblish-
men' alone. viz. an Upper Light, has received the
highest Recommendations from the Press, and also
written testimonials from the first artists In the
country. as to its great superiority over the usual
Side Light. The peculiar advantage Of this Light
is that The NAruaAL ExPREssIoS OF THE ErE
can he ob'aned more perfectly than heretofore.
Ur Cit zens and strangers are respectfully inv
ted, whether desiring Por rats not. TO visit our
spacious galleries, probably The largest aud most
extensive in the United STATES, and examine for
themselves the astonishing Improvements made by
the Subscribers in this wonderful art. : - III.
T. p. & D. e. COLLINS.
Proprietors of the City Dagu, rrrisn Establish
ment, No. 100 Chesnut street, two doors above
Third. south side. .,
Phi adrlphia, Oct. 2, lS47 -4m COW
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Is NOW RECEIVED

FRoN ALL QuARTEns OF THE GLoBE.
VVNHE following letters are presented with view
i of more fully showing the opinions Of pt vsi-
clans in relation to the medical value of Da.
SwArxE's CoMrouSD Srnur OF Win CHERnr.
DR. SwAYSE-D Dear Sir: Having used your
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry. extensively in
my practice, ] was requested by your agent. DR..
Cruicher, to express my opinion in writing, Of its
properties rs a remeIi i agent. most cheerfully
comply. as I feel by so doing will discharge
debt owe tho community at large, and physicians
in par ocular. As much as de'cst quack reme-
dies and patent nos,rums. I WAS induced from,
failure Of the most pNent expcctornns. rec"mmen-
ded in our msteria medicas in s"rr csSes Of Dis
eased lungs, to try your preparation Of Prunus
Virginia OF Wild Cherry. II is sufficient TO say
that was much pleased with the resuIt Of
that and Subsequent trials that now prescribe it in
preference to aii other remedies where expecio-
rant is indicated. In the much dreaded Pncumo>
mia or Disease of the Lungs, in the alarming form
in which il appears in Kentucky, regard II as an
invaluable remedy in the treatment Of that disease
TO all who know me have said enough, hut a.
this my ne seen by persons out Of the vicinity Of
Frankfort, will briefly add, that have been IN.
gagged in active practice Of my profession for IL
wears, and am regular graduate OF TWnsylvania,
and this is the 6rst patent medicine Iever thought
enough Of 10 express opinion in writing.
.. J. H. ELLISON. NJ. d.
Jan 7, 1877. Ffankiin CO. NY.
..a# .Ht FaINxrour, KY.. Jan z. ls47.
The above certificate is from of phvsi.
clans living a few. miles from here, he is doing
vevy good prac,ire and is chnsider~d good physi.
clan, AID stands tar; he is as he s,ys, regular
graduate. pR W. l.. CnvrcuER,
Druggist and Apothecary.
OF Since the introduction ,f my article 70 the
public, there have a number Of uuprncipled indi
viduals got up nos,rums. which they asser, contain
Wild Cherry, some are called Balsams,' .Bi,ters.'
and evea Syrup Of Wild Cherry, hut mine is the
original and only genuine preparation ever intro
dnc,d 10 the public, which can I've proved by the
public Rrcosds Of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
vani.. The only safeguard acans, imposition il
to zee that my siensture Is on each bottle.
.a DR. H. SWAYNE,
Corner Of eighth and Race sts.. Philsdelphis
Prepsred only nv DR.. SWAYNE. N w. cor.
ner Of Eighth and r .ce street-, Phisdelphia. and
for .ale nv respectable Druggists in neatly oil the
principal towns in the United States.
Oniy Agents in Sudbury. are
HENRY MASSER.
st- GEORGE BRIGHT.
DR.. ]. A. Moore, Danviiis r. S. Mack v Il
Son, Milton; NJ. ID. e. J. Wells, Muncv; G. A..
Wyatt, Ie~ishurs; Davis & Schnnre. Selinsgtove;
Iohn &. Rem, Line Moun,sin r. o.
rh'lsdrlphis. oc9-c2m. f6.ly
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FOR THE OURH or
Headache, GidJins.., y Ms.slrs. Salt Rheuu.. :.
Rbsurra,issu. .'Pilss. - He-u Butn. Worms,
Dyspcpia, tscu,vv, rim Chctera Mottus,
srusN Pcx, Jsundiee, - aCo,,sbe, Quincy, '
Pains IN the Bsch. - Wbocrins Oouch. /.
Inward Weakness, r~ f1onsumpion. Fits.
paiptation Of the Heart, liver Complaint,
Rising in the Thros', Edsip.las. Deafness,
Drop&y, As,hms. feelings Of the skin.
Fevers Of al kinds Coids, Gout. Grsvel.
Female Complaints, Nervous Compsiht-,
AND vARiK1Y ~ oTHER pIssAsBs AntstN0
YRoM imruRirtKs or rHs HLoon. AsD on.
srRucrIoNs IN THE oneAss OF NJ
ia sxsrror.
Experience has proved that nearly every Die.
esse origina,e' from Impurities Of the Blow" or de-
raneemcn,. OF the Digestive Organs; snd to secure
Heai,h, we must remove those distractions or re.
store the Blood TO its natural state.
The aversion 70 taking medicine IL most 'Her-
tuslly removed hy CLrcxSxW's VxoxrAsLs PuR.
o.rivs.PiLts. being completely enretped Nth a
rodtng of pure ukife Sugar. (Which is as dsiinc,
from the internal ingredients as nut shell from
The kefnei) ann H,vE IN r,srE OF MtpicfsE.
- but ara ss eSs7fy swalIoweh as bits Of candy
Moreover they neitbe,' namsenfe or gripe in the
slightest degree, but operate equally on all the dis
eosed parts Of the sys'em, instead of confning
tn m-elves In. and racking sny par'iculr region.
mus, " Tie Liver ne aHecteu, one fngfeu'ent WIN
operate on III particular organ. and, by cleansing
il Of an Excess Of Bile restore il 10 its naur,l
state. Another will operate on the D'ood and
remove all impurities in its crcnl ,tion; while a
third will cffcctuaiIy evpel whatever Impurities
may have teen discharged into tho stomach. and
hence hev STRIKE rHs ROOT OF ptsE,-E. re-
move all Impure Hnmors from the body; OPP n
the pores externally and internally sep,rat" all
foreign and OBJ oxious particles from the ehyie, so
that the blood may he thoroughly pnre-'hus seeu-
ring fee and hrslthv action I" the Heart, Lungs
and Liver; and Thereby they REsroaI REsLrH =.
vES WHEN ALL orHTu MEANS HAVE VAILED
The entire truth Of the above can he ascertaincd
Ivy the trial Of single boz and their virtues are
s, positive and cer',in in rss'orn ng Health. that
The proprietor binds himself to return the money
paid for them in all cases where they do not gr .
universal salts action.
Retail Price, 2J eta. per BOX.
- Principal Office No &c vrsey st., N. Yo,k
Sold by John YOUNG. Sunhury,
NJ A. McCAY Ncr,humne land
0r Rrmemhcr Dr.C. V Clickener is the ia.
vcn'or ofthe Sugar Coated Pills, and that moth ipp
of the sri was ever nea'd uf unit he introduced
them in June. 1913. Purchasers shcud therefore
always ask for Clirkener's Sugar Coated Pills, and
take no others, or they will he made the victims %
q fraud Sept. 18th, ts47 --ly COW
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IF A R M s
From SO to 400 Acres,
AArfrnm N IN IN s0 ner Acre.


Atfrom ~ - 10 81 per Acre.
VKyE Offer E,r sale and for settlement. about
" SEVENTEEN N THOUSAND ACRES
Of uuimpsoved land in FAnMs. as above stated, to
the first twelve purchasers For two dollars per
acre, h,f cash, aud the rest in three yearly pay
ments. the purchaser may choose his fam out Of
she whole 10000 acres -(excrping water power
and the Pine timber and
The premises ate situated in the counties Of Ly-
coming and Sullivan, Penn'a., about 55 miles
North from Northumberland. and 10 miles west
ward from the North d anch Of the Susqueh ,nna
River, on the heads Of Mahoopeny and 10y yaso ock
creek. About 5000 scres have been already sold
20 20 families. aud settled by them. and they have
cleared about 800 acres. They certify that the
SOIL is RICH AND DEEP,
and the ground iea -onablv level ,im,'ered with
Sugar Maple. Beech, Hemlock, Wil'cheny, &c.
well watered Ivy fine springs. Streams and lakes,
and the SIrUArios UNcoNMoSLr HARM
Their full testimony and description may bc seen
AT the office Of the "Union star" signed hy John
Huntzinger, Henry Ranch and IA other settlers.
Those who wish to zee thr land, OF to mike pur.
chases. may call on II. BELLAS. or a, once GO
through Dsnville. Bloomsl,urg and OrangeviIle
&c. to the Berwick Turnpike, which passes with.
in Eve miles Of the premises. Only sober aud in
dusirious settlers are invited. The clearing, fen.
cling &c. st sb nut the same a, In other counties
! A family ,houll have 500, or more, to begin
there with satisfaction. t............
Apply to d. W. Uood Esq Agent, Ne,o Ber.
lin, for further information. or 10 tie proprietors,
HUGH BEILAS, Smp6ry.
JOSEPH B. ANTHONY, WiKiamspori,
GEORGE A. FRICK Danr,he.
October 10Th, lS47 -2m
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@HHH ~"
Watches s. Jewellery.
Full Je,ceiled Gold Levers f~ $40, Warranted.
JACOB LADoMUS,

JACOB iADoMUS.
No 246, Market street. PHILADELPHIA,
HAS constantly on hand . large assortment Of
Gold snd Silver Ws'chss, at the following
Full Jewelled Gold Levers, $40 90
Silver d., 20 90
Gold Lepines, full Jeweled, 30 90
Silver Lerines, l3 90
Silver Quar,icis, 90 and 10 90
With q large assortment of Fuss JEwELLgRv.
such as ear rings, finger rings hresst pins, brace,
lets gold and silver pencils. gold chains. &c. Has
also or hand complete assortment Luue,te. patent
and plain Watch glasses, Main Springs, verses
Duls and II ,nds Of every description and in fact,
a complete assortment .of Wsichmske 8 tools and
Watch Materials, to which he would esii the At.
ieniion Of the country trade in genetsl.
QT Those wishing anything in the above line.
would find h 10 their advantage TO call and exI.
mine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
.. JACOB I.ADOMUS.
No. 246 Market street, below sth,
PhiIabel2ha, b. pt. 25, ls47.-6m ftFr
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SILENCE
TaAT
DREADFUL
COUGH THE
LUNGs ARR IN DAN-
oER, rus woRK OF TuE
DESTROYER HAs BIEN HteuS,

~ ~ souNp or DEATH.
4 RE YOU A MOrHERi Your darling child,
"A your idol and earthly joy, is now perhaps
confined to her chamber by dangerous cold--hr
pale cheeks, her thin shrunken fingers. tell the
hold disssse has already gained upon he'--the
sound Of her sepnehrai cough pie'ccs your soul.
YOUNG MAN. when just about to enter life.
disease sheds heart crushing blight over the fair
prospects Of the future-your hectic cough and fee
ble limbs tell "f your loss ond hope, hu, yon need
not despair There is balm which will heal the
uoun,l.l i,,pos IN Ia
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SIX YEARS AGO

VUyhC children hcgau to cry for Shermsn's Ln-
u zeDess The noise was not e., loud at th't
time bot IL has kept increasing since and n ~
hss hecome 90 great that the moutbs Of the hrse
ones can scarce he stopped. DR.. Sbermsn sTmps-
thi.es with the little scfrers. and v,ry much te-
ere's that any Of them should be disappointed.
Knowing the vas, benefit which has heen confe,-
red upon the community hy the introduction OF
his infallihle
woRM M LoznN ems,
he has entered into arrangements for enls'gng HE
Msnufsc,ory, hy means Of which he thinks he will
he able 10 supply the demand. And the same rsins
ard care win I've taken. that these celebrated L"@
,-ness I've made as they have always heen. in or
der that those who depend upon them, may mt he
disappointed in their hopcs. He knew when he
commenced the manufacture Of the Worm Lozen-
ges that ,h,y would supersede The use Of every
other vermifupr as the Iozcnee is very pleasant
to the taste, speedy in its effects es well as certain.
and the qusn,itv required 10 effect perfect cure.
is vety small. These properties IN conhexion with
the Ct ,ha, they sold for 2b cents per box hus
placing them in the reach Of the poorest snsn IN
the land, has not only caused them 10 take the
place Of every ther vermifuge offered, but al
80 rendered them popular to the community.
coU q II ( o z 2 N G Es, .
continue to cure Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Asthma, shorness and difficulty Of Breathing. and
other disea es Of the Lungs, with the same facii'y
tbey did on their first introduction, aud the people
have now become persuaded by actual experience.
that on the accession ct Sigh, cold, they have
only to step to either the DTs office, or one OF the
Agents, and obtain a box Of his Cough lozeners.
which very convenient to carry in the pocket,
and to take few through the day. BY pursuing
this course a cure is often effected in 81 hours and
the pntien, about his business. so great is the ce
ebri,y Of the IoZpnges. that thousands Of persons
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A@VmATs

E<AME to the PRE- mises II the subse'lber, in
" Upper Augusts township, Northumberland
county, in June ls1'. two Hsifier CALVES. s'out
months old, Of dark brown cclor. with white
fac's. The owner 10 requested to come forward
pay charges, and take them swsy or they viii b
disposed Of according TO law.
-. JOSEPH ARNOLD. s
p uIp- hor,,r, Co. 9, is47.-3t
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PHILADELPHIA
Watches, JewelIry and Sill
Yer Ware,

Guaranteed better far The price than at any other
Store in Philadelphia. may be had,
Wholesale and Retail, at
Late NICHOLAS LeHURAY'S)
No. 70 North I'd street, above Arch,
PHIL Al q L p H IA.
WATCHES, all kinds. fair, low and medium
" qualities, among which are,
Gold Lsv.rs, full jswelld. $40 to 500
L"pInos, 10 :5 ID 40
Silver Levers. do 20to 30
Lepines. do 'ato ls
Quarters, 6ne. .... 9to 10
QuaItiers, imitation, 8
JEwxLLRr.-Dismonds, Gold Chains, Gold
Pens " ih Goli aud Silver holders, Pencils Breast
Pins, Finger end Ear Rings, Bracelets, Canoes
Of SHE'LL coral aud lava. with every other article Of
Jrwelry Of the richest and most fashionable pat.
terms.
SILVER WARE-Pla,es, Forks, Spoons, CuP-,
&C., of S,andu nd Silver.
PLATED WAnE-Castors, Cske Baskets Fans,
Vases. Gard Gases, and other Rich Fancy Goods
~ great variety. ....., .
Wholesale Buyers will save money Ivy calling
hore before purchasing. ... ......
Gr Keep This advertisement, and call at No ~
You will be satisfied the Goods are really cheaper
aud better than ere offered the city. For sale,
low, . handsome pair Of Show Cases, suitable for
JewelIry or Fancy store. Apply as above.
Sept 25th. lsi7 -ly f....-..... .
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Petit Jurors.

Turbm.-Jacoh Hcffy, Charles Riddle.
Letois Samuel Russet, Jacob Giitner, James
Armstrong. .|
DelaDare-John II. Wilson, Cornelius Ky.
neerson.
Mihon-I.eonarJ Stoughton, Matthias Sirne,
Abraham Sttaub.
ChiMsguaque.-Sohn Snyder, Solomon Dent
lcr John Pa k. ......
Poinf-Anthony Watson, James Nesbit, Wa
shington Newherry. fa.
NorthumbTland.-M Kissnger, David Hi.
kert. .-.@
iSu,bury John A. Shisslsr, Jacob Kahcl.
Ubpcr Aug,sfd.--John Wooverton, Barnard
Mitchell.
Lower Augusta.--George Hsupt jr.
Shdniokin.-John Ripley.
CoaL-Jo,eph Dimmick.
Upper NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G.ist, Jacob kauf-
man,
Lo,cer Mohonoy.--Thomas Zerhe, Mirhael GAR
man. John Binae'nsr. jr., Jno. Burrsl. Ino Smith
Little !Mahonoy--6sorse He,rsei, Rob't. Beach
tel t'..-t
Jackson.-David Schwartz, Benjamin s'rick.
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Traverse Jurors.


Tnrbuf.-Philp Follmer H. J. Boyer.
Deia,care. re.-Anthony Folm-r.
ChiHisguaque Jacob Barnhsrt, James Turk
Samuel McMshon. Jacob Kline. George Haas,
Thomas Brice. John Beck, Joseph Kremer.
Point --Thorn,s johnson.
Neutrality-suspicious. Feiter. Robert besh.
or. George johnson. John Dunham. j hn Geisf.
Snnbury-Samuei Msn,z, Geo. Zimm'rman,
Joseph Nail, George Rohrbach, VIM. Martz, Chss.
Beck. .r. ...I .. ..-..... d. .
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CoaL-John Kers,rtter. Elias Eisrnhort.
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J1ckson -Abraham +. Troutmsp. Jacob Wei.
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