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WEN, vIDi. vICI.-Dr. ALIENS VEGE-
TABLE COMPOUND for tte cure Of
DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COMPLAINT. NER-
VOUS DEBILITY. BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.
&c. This Medicine is offered 10 The public under
the a,surswe ,hs, there Is article in existence
having stronger claims 10 their consideration Be-
ing compounded by regular Graduate OF JrHcr.
son College, Phiisdsiph q, and practising phys.
clan of twenty yeats s,sndi'g in Phladel lph,s his
long experience has confirmed him in the opinion
that q compound medicine was required to prevent
and remedy the drbilitation pr duced by residing
in low, miasmstic climates, and TO counterfeit the
pro uating influences Of msny nervous disorders
with which the human family are afflicted.
DIR. ALLEN is . we'll know phy sician, and
hss usel the above medicine in his practice for g
years with the INST Astonishing effect, having ,es-
ted its QUALITIES in above
FIVE THOUSAND CASES.
No msdi'ine ever 'erriSed more A,uering re-
commend, At, ms from phy.icians Of eminen, ,t.nd.
ing than has bt EN- bsst,~ed on this,
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION AND
IrS rONsEQUENCES.-A emi"en, Pr..f,s-
sor sys:-"l, chiefly sIises IN persons VIA lead
either very sedentary or irregular life. Although
no, rgsri'.d % fats, disease; w, if ncgecid or
improperly teared, may bring on incursbe Ne.
| ianchnIy, Jaundice. Maduess, or Ve,tg,. Palsy
and Apoplexy. A graf singulari'y attendant on
it is, that IL may aud ofien dors continue a eIea,
length Of time without any remission Of the .ymp-
| toms.
CAUSEs.-Grief and unes,iness Of mind, in,
tense study, Pt"fue evacua,ions. exces. in vehery
excessive Of sp,i,aous liquors, trs, tobacco o.
plum. and other narcotics, immoderate repietion,
over jis,en,on Of the stom ,ch, deficiency Of the
secretion of the lille or g.srie juice. exposure TO
cold and damp sir, The chief causes Of this dis.
ease.
SYMPTOMS.-I.oss Of appetite, nause,. heart.
bum. aciiiiy. and fntid eructaiions, goa wing OF
the siomsch when empty, unessiness in the throat
pain in tbs side, cos,ivensss, chiilnsss. ianguor
iowoess d spirits, P,Ptations, and disturbed
Sleep" ..... .....-... ... ..
TREaTMENT.-DR. ALIENS vEGE
TABLE COMPOUND has never failed in sfIor
ding immediate relief snd radical cure for ,hi.
| disease.
or This Medicine can h~ had Of II. B Mssser
sunbury; ]. G.. Martin, Pat.vilc, Msdss 4
BickeL OrwisshurR and ef Druggists gsnes.ily.
.ae ALLEN WARD, Prcrrietors.
} FbilsdelPhis, Nov. a, ts+7.-sq
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D12. IaU nDIsG
Vegetable Universal Pills.
The oniy knotrn Medicine that at the same tine
p",y" p"r;fes and strengthens ne sy.tem
Lospoy Ju,y T. 1916

The oniy knotrn Medicine that at the same f',ns
ptvg" p"r.fes and strensfhsns the sy.tem
LosnoN. July 2, 1916
nR lie ROY'S Pills are q new medici,-
IL which has just appeared, ond is fast iakir,,
the laces "f all Others If the sane class. Th. ct,
pills are composed Of many ingredients, but tho
,w' princiral ones are Ssrsaparls and Wild Chc,-
ry, united that they act together; the or.
through It's sdmixture with other substspces. y -
rifying aud purging. while the other s strenathe =.
ing the system. Thus those pills are at the san -
iin,e tonic and opening; drsderatum long ar
eagerly sought for by medical men, but never b =
fore discovered. In other words they do the wor !;
Of two medicines. and DO il much better than an (,
two We know Of; for they remove nothing fr'i
the system hut the impurities; 20 that while tho
purge they strengthen and hence they cause n
d''hta'on. and are followed by no reaction. ID
lie Rny's pills have a wonderful influence on III
hlood they not only purify without weakening il
hui they remove all i,'xous particles from the chyl
before 1t is converted into fluid. and thus make i'm
pure blood an utter impos ibiy. As there is n
dch''itat'n, 50 thete 10 no nausea or sickness at
tend,ng the operations Of this most exce nj of me
dcines, which never strains or torturcs the diges
tive functi"ns. hut causes them 10 work in a per
fectly natural manner and hence persons tax n
them do not become pale and emscaied but tn
contrary; for while ii is the properly Of the Sar,s
psra, united as il is with other ingredients
remove all that is freign and impure, il is eqnar
the properly Of the Wild Cherry TO retain Mi ,hs
is natural and sound; and hence a robust stare
health is the certain result of their united operi
lions. q ! Price 25 cents per BOX.
Agents for LIE Rows Pills,
J. w. FRIl.ING,
John YOUNG, 'uhou'y'
NJ. A. McCAY. Norhumberp !
Auvuat 2Is, lSd7-lv
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PHIL ADELPH1A
MEDICAL, HOUSE,

MEDICAL HOUSE,
Esf.6dshed Is yeus ago BY Dr.. KfNKELfN.
The Oldest, surss, end hest hand to cure all forms
Of seer diseases, diseases Of the skin and
.. ts solitary habits Of youth, ~
DIR. KINK LIN,
~ w. eornet of Sd and Union sfs, bereen Spruce
nnd Pine, - squares from, the Exchange.
VOUN0 MEN if yon value your life or your
health. remc,nhev, the delay Of mouth nay,
even . week, may prove your ruin, both Of b'dy
and mind. Hence lei no false modes,y de,er you
from making your case known 10 one who, from
education and respectsbhy n alone h"friend Won.
He who places himself under Dr. KfNKELtN'S
treatment, may ,eliciousiy e'n6d- in his honor as
gen lem,n and in who.e bosom will be forever
locked the secre, Of the patient.
Too many ,hiuk they will hug the secret To their
own hearts, and cure ,hem-elv =, Alas! how OF.
ten 10 this q fatal delu.icB. md how MANY pro.
missing young man, ~hn might have been al orns-
ment TO society. has failed from the earth.
COUNTRY INvALIDS,
finding Il inconvenien, 10 make pers,nsl appiira.
ii n, can. hy stating their explicitly, tope her
with oil their symptoms. (per ter pos, paid have
forwarded TO them q chest cont aiming DR.. Ks me-
dicines appropriated accordingly.
Packages of N. dlcines forwarded to any part OF
the United States at moments noicc.
C Pnsr Pup LsrrERs, add essed to D.. XIV.
KILN. Phhadelphia. will be promptly a tended to.
DC. 30,h. ls47.-Iy
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DICK SON & CO.,
No. so Market Street, five doors below
Third. South side,
p H L A d e L p II a,
Importers & Wholesale Dealers In
VKIATCHES, Watch Glasses snd Materials


" Jewery of all descriptions, qualities and
styles, comprising all the articles connected
with the Trade.
Clerks.
Dixson & Sons Bd,annis, German Silver and Sii-
ver-P Plated Wares.
Sheffield aud Birmingham Plated Fancy Articles
Rodgers & Sons and Wnstenholm's Cutlery, IA
Eors, Scissors, Era.ers, Desk Knives, &c.
Ivory Handled Table Cutlery, of the fines NAHUM
and common qualities.
A large assortment Of Gold Pens.
Penfocai Spec,scrs.
Pspier Mache and Jspanned Trays, various Shapes
and qualities, at re.iueed rates.
Gold Watch Cases, Dias and Silver W ave, Of all
descriptions. manufac,used to order.
DICKSON Il Co, having recently removed
into the large and commodious warehouse fa.merly
occupied hy Messrs. r. AsHHUasr & SoSs, ant
more recently by AsnHURsr & RkNiSerox, b,g
leave 10 Inform Watch Dealers, County NJ .rchants
aud others, that they design having at all times a
large a-surtment of Goods, of their Sn import.-
,on, which they determined to 81 at the lowest
rites.
CT Every attention will he rsd TO the Packing
Of Goods, and in the execution, Of Old rs the au.i.
ties and prices will be fully guaranteed against al,
competition.
Phisdeiphis. June 10Th, ls47.-ly
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ITS WORKS PRAISE IT!


Sorcs Cvred.
T>OUSEY'S UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, /.
Il The mUst conplee Burn Anti,ote ever known
Instantly, (and by Magic) stops pains Of the
most desperate Burn, and Scad.. For old SIre.
B'u ses, Cut, Sprains &c. on man or beast. it i.
The hest application that can I've made. Thous ,nds
have tried and thousands praise IL. II is the most
pe'irct master of pain ever discovered. An who
use recommend il. Every family should he proyi.
! del with il. Nome can tell how soon some If the
family msy need il.
Y Observe each box of the genuire Ointment
ha. the name OF 8. TousEv writ % on the outside
label.-To imitste this is forgery.
Boatmrn. Livery Men, F.r,ne s. and oil who use
Horses, will find this Ointment the very hest ihins
the can use for Collar G ,.ls. Scratches Kicks &c.
&c, on their animals. Surely everv mercifui man
would keep hi ani'nas Is free from pain poss>
be- Tnusrys Universal Ointment is all that is re-
quised Try il.
BITES OF INSECTS. Fo, the sting or bite
Of po-on"ns Insects. rousey's Oa,nscnt is unri.
vsled.- Hundreds have tried il anl found il good
PILES CURED! For tie Piles, Tousey e..
nivcsal OIn'ment is { the hest Remedies that
can be applied. All who have tried 1t foI the Pies
recommend it.
OLD SORES CURED. For olJ obstinate
Sors 5, there is nothing ssud 10 Tousey'. 8int.
msnt 4 person in Maniius had, Tor a number Of
years, leg that laf.lei the skill uf the doctors
fouseys Ointment Was recommended by one uf
The visiting physcians, who knew it, great virtues
and two boxes produced more benefit ihsn he pa.
,ieni had received froc any and o previous u me.
dies. Let al irv it.
BURNS AND sCALDS CURED. Thous,n's
of Of Burns and Scslds. in all parts of the
country, have leen cur.d by Tousey's Universal
Ointment. Certificates enough could he had to Gil
the whole Of this sh'e'.
VIOLENT BRUISES Cured. Test, moni.
Is on testimonials. in favor If Tousey's Ointment
for curing Bruises. have leen "Gr.d the prap,ie.
toe. Hundreds in Sy rncu-e will certify TO its great
merits se wing the pain fthe most severe Bruise
All persens should Try Il.
SCALD HEAD CURED. Sores Of cases of
Scald Head have been cured by Tousey's Oint-
meut. TRY tit seldom fails.
SALT RHECM CURED. OF al the remedies
ever discovered fr this disagreeahle complaint
Tuusey's Tn versal Ointment is the most cumpleie.
II never wa. KIN 'wnt 4 fail.
CHAPPED HANDS CAN BE CURED
Touscy's Uoiv"rssi ondmem will slways cue the
worst cases oi ChsI ped Hands, Scores Of persons
Will st ne this.
SORE LIFS CURED. Fm the cure Of So e
Lips ,hsse never any thing made equsl - To J..
sey' Ointm.pt II Is 10 cure them. T,y IL
Il is a scientific c"mpound, warranted no 60 con
:ain any PrsPsr.,ion of Mercury. Ur P,ice e5
cents Ger box. For further particulars cnncerninr e
this realty vau, ,ble Ointment, the .,uhic refer.
I'D to Pamphlets. To be had erais. n respcc'ssle
ugssis and Merchants throughout The Unt d
States -.-"
Prepared by ELLIOT 4 TOUsEy, Druggists,
Syrssus'. For sale ay
JOAN YOUNG, sunhurv.
Nj. A. McCAY. Northumberland
Sept liih, lS42.-iy .sw
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For Sale.

THE BRICK HOUSE in sunbury. Of The sub
= scnber, nov occupied hy Miss Morris. For
terms sPPly 10 w. l.. Dswsr,, Il q. or 10 my.elI
w. n. SMITH.
Nor'hsmbe'lsnd, October ., lsa7,-d
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cEEAP NEW GOODS.

MUST received. q handsome lot Of Cloths, as
81 sinners, Calieoes, Caps Il oil kinds, Cum
Sioss. for men. women aud children, Crooer'e''
Queens,oore and variety of other articles. ches-
psr then ever, BY HENRY MASSER.
SunbuIy, Nov. 27th, le47.
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SILENCE
THAT
DREADFCL
CoUsH TRE
Lungs ARE IN BAN.
sER, tn. woRK 0F THS
aEsTROIgH HAS BEEN MtsUS,

THr CnUsa OF CoNsUNrTION HATH
WIT sOUNn or DrATH.
A RE YOU A MOTHER! Your darling child.
"A your idol sud earthly joy, is now perhaps
confined TO her chamber by dangerous cold-h' =
pale checks. her thin shrunken fingers, ieil the
huil disesse has already gained upon he'-the
sound Of her sepu'ehra cough pie,css your soul.
YOUNG MAN, when just about 10 enter life,
disease sheds heart crushing blight over the f,ir
prospects Of the fu,ure-your hectic cough and fe
ble limbs tell Of your loss and hope, but you need
not despair. There is balm which will heal the
NO .l..l IL Il
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LIST OF JURORS
or Northumberland County, for January Tetm
~ A. ID. 1919.
Grand Jurors.

Grand Jurors.
Tur5m - Abraham D.not J,hn A. Eshhach,
Samuel Blair.
Dracare. stephen Nicely, William Wilson.
Le,cis.-R"ben GaskIn.
Mihon.-Jacob Bastian.
Chiiisguague.-Ssmuei McMsckin, j., Lud-
wig PAeger.
Sudbury y-J,cob Young
Upper Augusfa.-I-aac Erkman.
Lower augusta Emanuel Kauffinan.
Shamokin-lIugh II. Teats. David McWh.
liams.
Rush.-Alrahan Gulick, John Oberd If.
Coak--Jseph Bird.
Inner Mahonoy. John He;tich, Lronard
Kaufman Daniel Fehr.
Loaer Aakenoy.-Jvhn Shroyer, Jacob l.onk.
Jackson.-Ch. .rles Ro,a~net Solomon Dressc'.
Traverse Jurors.
Trbut.-Jacob Samm, H,nry 7. Frilner.
Deia,oare. Christian Gosh, jr., Daniel Wag
ncr. William Scott.
Le,pis.-Samuei Shade. Peer Mengas, Mont.
g,mery Russell. David b. Montgomery.
.Hinon.-J. B. Hueiher, John s. Mark.
ChiiEsquasxe David II Miller. George ",
Fries, William NJ. Auten, lanes Shear, r lI,h
jackson.
Point.-Dsniel Lscock, Adam yan,lting, les q
Smith.
Ncrihumber,and-Joh Porter, William Gel.
ger.
Sun5ury.-Chares Miller, George Cas-, Ed
ward c. Eisely
Upper Augwsta-Joseph Sny der. John Bowen
Loner .iugusta william bartholomew. vii
ham Fufm.n, cob Dewitt. Peter Malich, ID 'nie
Ling.
!Shanokim.-W Wul,sm Ellsworth. Henry Keller
Joan Morg n.
usk.-John Gesthsrt Henry johnson.
Coai-G deon Cramrr. d niel Derk.
Upper Mahonoy. Peter Starr, Peter Brosias
snr Nathsn Haas.
Lo,cer Nahonoy.-Jhn 6itg,man. j'. Solo
mon HeckeIi, Peter Rei,I.
J4ckson.- Daniel B,Iiman. G'o'gs Trou,man
Georgs Reed, E-q. Adam Daniel
Petit Jurors.
Ti.rbuk-Gharles Hotten.tein .
Deiascare Holmes, Jacob Crawf,rd
samuel Caldwell. George Wolf. Daniel Stsrner.
I<wis-Thomss Barr, Samuel i.erch, ToMs
Pfer.
MIhom.-Henry Doughty, A. r. Goodman. Ed
ward Chspio.
Chiliscuaque. Fleming Ne,bii, Dennis Buoy
S,.nbsry -George Wia''.
Jbpev Hussssfa.-isssc Kline,
Lo,oer AuguNa.- John Jones, j.. Daniel Hiie
man, Peter Conrad. jr Dennis Woolve'ton. d.
John Rsker.
Shan,okin.-Geo,ge Kocher, Nicholas Campbell
Samuel Moore, John Reichsrd. Ephrsim Z'mmer
man
Lo,,er Mahonoy. Paul Iahr, Michael TschoPP
Nicholas Brosius Jacob Biasser, John Blass T.
Jackson.-Jacob Bush, JJhn Oao, G,ors
Smith.
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SIX YEARS AGO

VuNHE cbljrrn hegnn 10 cry Eor Shermsn'a Los
Il zenee. The noise was not ~ loud 1t thst
.'me hut has kept increasing Il zee. and now
mas h come so grent thai The mouths of the h,tle
ones can SC mce bs stopped. DR.. Sherman symps-
th'ses with the little suf rer.. and wry much re-
gre that any Of them should he disappointed
hno"ins III" vns' BEN fl which has beer confer
req upon the community hy the introduction Of
bis infalihle
wo 4 M Loz n N a Es,
ne mas entered into arrangements for aig De bis
Mannt hy means of which tc think he will
be sble TO supply the drmard. Aud the same pains
ard care will he taken. that these c.Iehr tied J,,.
zsnees he male ~ they have always tren, in or.
der that those who depend upon them. may No, be-
disappointed IN their hopes. He knew when H..
commenced the manufacture of the Worm L0sen.
ges, that IN y would supersede lhe use of every
other vcimifuer. as the Iozenge is rery piensa,f
:" The TASTE. sbeedy in its fleets. well As certain
and the ~ ,n,v 'equreJ TO fleet e perfect cure,
10 verv I'll. These prnpsres in connc ton with
the e, that they sold fu rs cents per box. thu.
P''cins ,h"m in the reach Of the poorest MN il,
the land, has not only causcd ,hem to take the
place ct every ether vermifuar ever offered but al
81 rendered them oiuar to the community.
coU q II I nNoEs
continue TO cure Coue 3. Cuiis, Coiisunpt on,
Asthma. shor,uess ard difficulty cf Breathing and
''e"e' VI WIN tne sSTUe
they did their first Introduction. snd the ., ole
have now become persuaded by sctu,i es spriience,
that on the accession Of gh' cold, they have
only To step to ci,her the Df's fire. of the
Agents. and Obtain n box oi his Cough ]. zrngrs
which sie very convenient to carry in tie pocket
snd to take a few through th,' day. By pursuing
this course cure IL often effected in "a hours, and
the patient abnut his basin ss 81 great il the ce-
iebrity of the log ngrs that thousands of PERSONS
who have used ticm, and become srqulin ed with
their rf, CT, will never I've without them.
SIIERMAH'S
room N "A ms p L a + En-
has GU I'd murc csses Ut kheunatisui, Psiu ~ the
Back. SIDE and Chest. Lumlaso and Weakness,
than any application that has ever heep made. As
the celebrity OF the Plaster has increased hundreds
OF unPrinclplcd ra-caIs have attempted to counter.
felt it. and palm IL or upon the community q. the
genuine. ~ Beware Of Deception. ID Remrm.
her ,hat,he true aud genuine Plaster is spread up.
on reddish paper made expressly for the purpose,
aud IN every case the signature Of DR.. Sherman i.
D. int upon the hack of the Pl.s'e,, and the whole
secured 10y Copy Right. Nome Others are genuine
Therefore when you want real good Sherman's
Poor Mans Plaster, call a, the office, LOG Nassau
street ard you wi nnt I've Disappointed.
Remember the numb.r. LOG Ma sau ST., whe e
| oil d.. Sherman's Loz-nges ave sold. HIS A gents
are Ms Hays, i39 Fult N street, Brooklyn
Hinrsou, Williamsburg; ard Redding & Co.
Boston. and JOHN YOUNG, Sunbury.
NJ. A McCAY, northumberland
September liih. is47.-lv.
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G@vS8aAs@
First Premi.sIsh Writing < Ink.
| NO. 81 Worth Third Street,
| ...... PHILADELPHIA.

Nos % tNOrtD nlFu StTeet,
PHILADELPHIA.
ENROM DR.. Hare. the eele'ra'd Professor Of
Chemistry in the University of Penn'a.
"Phisdelphia, Oct. II. ls43.
aDear Sr-Havine tisd your Ink. will thsuk
you to send me another bottle, SIS fnd il TO 10
'Ic.llen,. l am yours, truly,
s..E Rour HAnE"
Fssr Dr.. Locke. Of Cincinnati, distinguished
fr his numerous scientific researches.
"Medcal College Of Ohio, Cincinnati,
January II, ls44.
Having used Mr. Hover's Writing lux, ! On,
satisfied that it is the best which has ever come to
my knswiedea, and esi ecisiy it is sreeilea for tho
use q Steel Pens. and ssl NOT eorrode them, even
in tsng use.
loss Locxx. Prof Of Chs;nistry.
HnVERS ADAMANTINE CEMENT.
From well known scientific gentleman.
"PhiladelpLis, Feh. 81, Is46.
MI. Jcseph Z. Hover-Sir; A use Of your Ce-
m,n., and some practical tests Of its superiority,
Las induced me to recommend it TO others an
invaluable article for mending China, Glass, OF
Cabinet Ware. CAnrsILL MoRTrr,
Analytic Chemist"
For sale al the Msnufsctory, Wholesale end Re-
tail No. 81 NosrK THIRD SrsIEr, opposite
Cherry street, Philadelphis. by
JOSEPH T.. HOVER,
Nav 80, is47-j30 ty Manufacturer.
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PHILADELPHIA
Watches, Jcwellry and ST. =
YPP Ware.


Guaranteed better fir the price than at ony 9th .r
Store in PhiLadeiphio. may be had,
Whoiesaie and Retail, at
(Late NICHOLAS LeIURAY'S)
No. ~ North I'd street, above Arc b,
PHIL A d e L p HIA.
WATCHES, all kinds fair, low ard medit
w qualities, among which are,
Gold Levers, full jewelld, $40 TO 81 90
LePnes, do 25n 40
Silver Levers, do ~ to 30
d" Lepines, do l2to ls
Quarters. fine, 9to 10
Quarters imitation,
JkwELLRr.-Diamonjs Gold Chains. Go a
Pens with Gold and Silver holders, Pencils Bres It
Pins Finger end Ear Rings, Bracelets, Cane ~
nf shell, coral aud lava, with every other article "f
Jrwellry Of the richest and most fashionable ps t
terms.
SILVER WARE-Ps,es, Forks, Spoons, CuI =.
&C., Of standard Silver.
PLArEa WAaE.-Castors, Cake Baskets Fa ,s.
Vases Gard Cases, and othe, Rich Fancy Coo is
in great variety.
Wholesale Buyers will save money by cali g
here b.fIe purchasing.
or Keep this advertisement, and call at No. '72.
You will be satisfied the Goods really chen ,er
and better than are offered in the city. For 5, le.
low, a handsome pair of Show Gases, suitable for
Jew-llry or Fancy store. Apply As above.
Sept 25ih Isi7-ly
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GHHE "a L.
Watches s. Jewellery.
Full Je,ceiied Gold Lepers for $40, Warranted

JACOB LkDoNUS,
No. 246, Market street. LADELPHlA,
m AS cons,soily IN hand large nssor'men, OF
Gold and Silver Watches, Ut the following
low prices
Full Jewelled G old Levers. $40 90
Silver d. 20 90
Gold I.epines. full Jewel!ed, 80 90
Silver LeIines, i3 90
Silver Quarters, 90 and 10 90
With q large assortment Of Fuss JEwELLxRr
such ear rings, finger rings m,ast pins, brace,
lets gold and silver pencils, gold chains &c. Has
aiso hand a complete ssso' tment i.uue,te. psien
and plain Watch glasses, Main Springs, verecs,
Dsis and II ,nds of every description and in (,ct
a complete assortment of Wstchmske 3 toois and
". .,ch Materials, to which he uld call the at
eniion of the country trade in ge"sral.
Uj' Those wishing anything in the above iine
would Gnd it to their advantage to caA sni exl.
mine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
jacob LhDOMUS.
No. 24S Market str, ct, below sth,
Ph Ia lelahia, :. ~. 25, lsI7.-6m
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AGAS9o GaGAy@
TO POTfSvlLLE AND PHILADELPHIA.
nERSONS travelling this route are hereby
infoTmed that they can procure "throssh
noks,s," by making application at the Ho,el Of
Charles Weaver, Sunhury. A.. Knapp,
Northumberland, July sis,, ls47,--H
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-25
LIST OF CAUSES.

k'pR trial in the Court OF Common Pleas OF Nor
\ thum'er County, a, Janu"y Tenn. isis,
commencing the first Monday, beins the 3d.
Bsnjamin w Richards vs. Franklin w Plat ct al
w Sei'xinger, s,ienee ofisrver vs. Garvefs heirs
William Sirnenton vs. Shpman & r Greenoush
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-01-08
CONGRESS-.

On Monday last, the President sent to Con-
gress message, pressing upon that body, the
necessity OF the immediate increase of the re-
gular army, in order to prosecute the war with
vigor The President also recommends an
increase OF officers to fill the vacancies occa-
stoned by death, age and infrmities. Mr.
Polk also recommends the appointment of a
general officer, to take supreme charge OF all
our troops during the continuance of the Mex
lean war; his functions to cease so soon as
the war is ended The principal matters be-
fore Congress at present, of course. are the
Mexican war question, and the best method
OF carrying ton.