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Washington telegraph., 1847-08-04

We copy the following from the sun Of
Anahuao oi the 18Th inst. Il IS not 80 late
as The ndyiccs subsequently received but
contains some of the rlmors alnat:.
4 private express arrived here night be
fore las' from puebla, bringing very inter.
esling intelligence from that place, from
Mexico. and from Gems. Cadwalader and
Pillows talns.
The cKpies, lrll pucb'a on the 81 iEsi.,
aui brought private letters dated tho same
day.
News had been received the day previ.
Gus from Mexico, that commissioners had
been appointed by The Mexican Govern.
meni to confer with Mr.. Tdsi. at san Mar.
lin Tcsmrlucan, eight leagues from Pueb.a'
and it was supposed they would meet him
on the i,h of July.
The express rider met with Gems. Cad.
waladrr and Pillow and their respective
commands at pcrolc. They had been at.
tackled al La lloya and had completely roul
cd the enemy, having sustained but little
loss. oprepcHy was lost. aud both trains
had arrived in Pcrote; which place a cor.
respondent says, they were TO leave on the
OH inst.
We have seen a letter dated Mexico, Ju.
ly %. Tho writer says that he does not
doubt that treaty Of peace would be con.
cluded a once by the commissioners. lie
also says that the peace parry has become
so considerable in the capital, that he thinks
that Santa Anna, (who is always on the
side oil the sironges,,) will soon pronounce
himself in favor ol peace.
4 letter from punbll, which was written
several days before the express lcll that
place, states that there had been some
sickness among our troops. We do not
give our readers the whole contents Of this
letter because il is lull of rumors which had
not been realised at the latest dates.
The Meticans were still iorlIiying the
city of Mexico, But the means Of the Gov.
ernment were SO limited, that we do not
doubt that it will not be more than days
work for General Scott TO dem0ish all the
MeIican's have done in three months, in
Cdsc lNcl huoulu sHbN ItalSNhH'N'
On the Spanish side Of the Sun, the names
of the commissioners are given as follows ;
ID. Manuel Eduardo de Gorosi2a, ID. Man.
'el Barandt and d. Jose Maria rornel.-
il further says that letters have been re.
ceived by commercial house, from Mexico,
which declare that Santa Anna is positive.
ly in favor ofpcace, but that he was waiting
until the peace party should acquire the I'M
disputed ascendency before declaring him
self
The same paper says further on It's Span
ish side that ii was reported in Vera Cruz,
that Alvarez had returned to the South
having had some difficulty with General
CanaIizo.
The Sun oflhe 18th inst, has some spec.
ulations upon the subject oi the negotia.
tons for peace, but they are only specula'
llons. 1t was unknown in Vera Cruz
whether the three commissioners had been
selected by Santa Anna, or Congress, OF
whether Congress had been assembled al
all. twas understood that Congress would
assemble, or had been summoned 10 assem-.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-04

BILE, on the 7th inst, but the Sun thinks II
would be impossible 10 obtain quorum
OF the commissioners tho Sun says GoIos
liza, represents the party oil the moderadoS'
while Baranda isa mere creature oil santa
Anna. Of Tornel il says although he was
A partisan of the administration oI Paredes
aud a monarehisi, yet he would not have
obtained place in the commission unless
he had previously become reeonelled 10
SANTA Anna. The Sun therefore regards
the commission as representing Santa Auna
and is decidedly OF opinion thai Santa An
ma real views are favorable 10 peace
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-04
Correspondence Of The Pieayuae.l

lAAFoo, July 10, ls1h
Dear Pic.-The expedition under Col.
DeRussy returned here on the 10 inst, al
0p.M. John, the express, arrived hore on
the morning of the 18th Col, Gates i'm.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-04

To Mesr $. I.l.le Snth, 1asla nailffdsld, /
Il nlEeh. and oIl-fk
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Notice

rs hereby given 10 all lesatees, creditors, AMI o.
L ,her persons interested In the estates of Debh>
rah Gran, dec, settled hy her sd,nr kenjerton
Smith, Of John II. Hart dec. settled nv one OF his
exrs James Hutchsoni of John Peilrr snr dec,
ssttej hv his exTs John and George Peiiter; Of
mul Bar dec. settled hy his admr Thomas
Bar; Of John Hi,te senr dec. sercd hy his admrs
George Hi,ile and John Hiule; of Joseph Folk
dec, settled by his admr Daniel HlIbishi OF George
Neihau dec, settled by his admr jacob Hsumsni
of Aem Mari dee, settled ty his admr VIM, p
Mar; of John Gonsert dec, settled hy his odmr
Henry ID. Hoffman; OF WIN. Morit dec, settled Nv
his adm Jonathan r. Shu'tz; Of John A. Schr.r.
der dec, setlled by his exr Joseph Bound; O: John
Nu.chlsf snr dec. settled ty his sdmr diehael NJ.
Sober; the account of David Dunke bc, ger, guar.
dian Of Esther and Mary Phiiips--Lais OF Nor
thumberland county that the executors aud adj,
minisrators ri said estates have fled their accounts
with the Register Of this county and ihs, they will
be presented TO the Orphans Court Of said county
on Tuesday the I'd day of November next, for con-
fiInation and allowance.
EDWARD OYSTER,
REGISTER once Register
Sunbury, Oc,. 9, lsi7.
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Poison.

"1E think man who will rnake and palm
wv upon an unsuspecting person, Sugar
Coated Pill" no, having on the box DR.. G. Benin
Smiths signatures would not hesitate 10 sell poison,
regardless Of all consequences No "sueAn Goa
TN P,LLs' can be relied upon. unless DR.. Smith 8
signature is ION the hor. and all others either
imitation or counterfeit, and of dangerous to
use.i t. .... tr. s.f r .... .tl.F f~s
OF CAUTION.--As q miserable imitation has
been made, by the name OF "Sugar Coated Pills"
IT is necessary 10 he that DR. G BxNJ. SMirHs
signature is on every boz. Price 25 cents.
Principal Office. ITO Green ~ich st. New York.
Sold by JOHN w. FRlLfNG, Stinbury.
WIN. FORSYTHE. Norfhum'G
Oct. z, Is4T. .h.'s ..tff .rs
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Petit Jurors.

Turbut.--Jscoh Hoily, Charles Riddle.
Le'cis Samuel Russell, Jacob Giiner, James
Armstrong
Dekioare.--John H. Wilson, Cornelius Ry-
nearson.
Mlon--Leonard S,oushlon, Matthias suine,
Ahrshsm St'sub.
ChiH,sqaa2ue, Snyder, Solomon Dent
ier John PAX.
Point.-Anthony Watson, James Ne.bit, Wa
shine,on Newheriy.
NorshumterLand- Marin Kissinger, David Hi.
ker,.
SttnbtIry John A. Shis-ier, Jacob Kahel
Ubper AugustG.-John Woolvarion, Barnard
Mitchell.
Lo,cer Augusta.-Georsc Raupt, j..
SiGmosn-John Ripley.
Codk-Joseph Diumick.
Upper Mahonoy Abraham Geis', Jacob Ksuf.
man.
Lo,oer Mahoroy.--Thomss Zerte, Michael Gar
man. John Bingemsn. jr.. Jno. BuHel, Jno. Smith.
Little Matonoy-George Hense Rob't Beach
tel.
Jackson.-David Schwartz, Benjamin Snek'
ier.
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SlI T. R NJ 4 MS
AII.lIEAUlNG RAISAM.

Mrs. ATTREE. the wife of Wm. II. Aurce,
Esq. WAS given Up by DIR. Srwali Of Washington.
DIS. Eoc and Mcclellan of Philad.lpbis, Dr. Roe
and Dr. Mott of New York. Her friends all
thought she must die. She had evrty appearance
Of l~,ns in consumption, and was 80 promo unced
by her physirians--Shcrman's Baisan was given
and cured her. ....H r.... ...
Mrs. GARRABRANTz, Of Bulls Ferry. was
also cured OF consumption by this Dslssm when
sl, other remedies failed TO give rcl,sf-she was
duced TO a .keIel n. Hr. 4. G. Castle. Dentist.
2si Broadway, has witnessed lis effects in several
ca,es where no other medicine afforded relief but
the Bassm operated like a charm. Dr. c, also
witnessed i,s wonderful sf cts IN curing Asthma.
which i, never fails OF DOING. Splitting Bloc STAR
ming as It may be- is efec,daliy cured hy this BAL
sam Il heals the rupturcJ or wounded blood
vessels, and makes the lungs sound again.
Rev. HENRY JONES. l0s Eighth avenue.
was cured o! cough and cu,arthsl all ctons oi SO
Yeats s'andinr, Thu iirs, dose gave him more re-
lief than nll the o,hr, Medicine he had ever taken.
Dr.. l.. /. 9eals, 10 Delaney street, gave il TO a
sl.trr.in.iaw who was 'ah,rng under consu mp,ion,
and to another sprey afflicted with the Asthma
In ho,h ca.rs hs effects were immedia'e, soon re-.
storing ,hcrn to ronFrinbe health. ..
Mrs. LuCRETtA WELLS. e5 Chri.,ir -rrct,
suffered from Ashma ~ ysars. shrrmln's BsL
sam relieved her n, onrr, md .hr is crmps-a,v-ly
well, being enabled To satdue every attack iS a
iineIy use or this fnplicine. This indeed IL the
gree, remedy Tor G"nghs Colds, sp,,,ing Blp@A.
Liver Complains, and all thr an r.ions Of the
throat, and even Asthma and Consumption.
Price 25 c-u,s and 81 per bottle.
Dr. Sherman's Cough and Worm io.enses, and
Poor Mans Plaster sold as shove i
Dr. Sherman. office T. .: iO6 Nassau 81. N. Y.
Agents, JOHN YOUNG. Sunburv.
NJ A.MtCAY, Northumberland
September lith. tsAT.-iy |.
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DSls GcalAl RAOSS Sa3
Vegetable Universal Pills,

The cniy innpn Mcditine tint al the same time
pa'ges pur.fes and strengthens The system.
LoSpos, July 7, ls46.
nR LIE ROY'S Pills are a new medicine
~ which has just crprstrd, and is Fact taking
the places of all Others OF the ane clans These
fii's are composed Of many ingredients bu, the
Two principal ones are SatsapariiIa and Wild Cher.
ty, - unile' 'hat they &C, together; the ope,
through its H''inlx'ute with other sub>ispcss M.
'hyine Ard purgine. While The Other is strengthen.
ing the system, Thus those pills are n, the ,ar,c
time tonic and cJpn!ng, icBtdefa,um Iona and
eagerly sought fos Ivy medical men, bu, never We.
fore discov.ted. IN ether wotis ,hcy do the work
OF wo medicines and do II much better than anv
Two wD know Of; Tor thev remove nothing ft,m
the sysiem but the impurities that while they
rr,se' they strengthen; AMI hencc they cause no
dehilitaon and ARE f,'owrh nv no Reaction Dr..
lie Rny's pills have q wonderful influence on ,be
blood; they moi only pu'if, without weakening il,
bu' they remove all inxhuc particles from the chy'e
before il is c,nveried into hu'd and mus make i'm.
pu'e blnod an utter impes -ib'y As there Is no
dehi,a,inn. 80 thr,e is no nausea or sick,ess st.
tending the operations Of this most excellent # me-
dicines, which never strsns or tu:turcs the digps.
tive funrtiuns, but eau them 10 work in per.
fectly natural manner; and hence persons taking
them do not become pale and emacisied, hut the
contrary for while il is Tbs property Of the Sarss.
psr'lla, united rs il is with other ingredients 10
remove all that 's foreign and impure, i, is equs,ly
the property Of the Wild Cherry 10 retain ali that
is natural aud sound: and hence = robust state Of
heath is the certain result Of their united opera.
,ions. GjJ Price 25 rcnts per box. ..
Agents FOR lie Roy's pills, .
.t'. J, W. FRil.iN6, ts,rn,,s
JOHN YOU >G. 'un'''y'
N. A. MuCAY, Northamterfd
August c,s,, ls4T-iy
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TESTIMONY Is NOW RECEIVED
FRoN ALL QuAnrERs OF THE GLoBE.
NlNHE following letters are presented with view


WINE following letters are presented with view
i at more fully showing the opinions of pt ysi.
sians in relation to the medical value Of DR.
SwASss's CumroUSp SIwuP OF Win CHERHy.
sDs SwaYxE-Dear Sir: Having used your
iCumpound Syrup of Wild Cherry. extensively in
any lrrae4ioe, | vas requested by your agent DR..
Cru'che<, 10 eIIsess INV opinion in writing, Of its
propesties a rcmeJi'l agent. most cheerfully
comply. ssI fert ty 40 doing, ! will discharge a
debt owe CkecamMunty at large, and ply sici ,Bs
iu particular. As a,uch as de'est quack RENE
dies and pate,it inaxninrs. ! was induced from
failure al the nost =, tent expeciOrons :. Tecommen-
Died in cue nsssesis utdcas in some cases OF Dis
eAsed lungs, Tn tS yous preparation OF Pfunus
Vmsua or VIII Chctry. I, is sufficient to say
ahat vas SO mSch ,dcased with the result Of
that aud suh-csNst trials tina, now prescrbe il in
y~efereace to s& oihev reted es where expccio-
rant 10 iadic.sed. la the much dreaded Pneumo-
mia Disease Of the Lungs, in the alarming form
in which il appears in Kentucky; regard II rs mn
invaluaAe remctly 10 the ,reatseat ~ dat disease
70 sll who know NC have said ennHeh, hut a.
vhis may he seen by pereoas CUT M the vicinity of
Frankfort, I will briefly add, that have hecn
gagged in active practice Of my profes sion fT
years. and am q teguisr graduate Of Tran.vlvania,
and this is the Gra patent m.dicine ever thought
enough Of to express an opn"n in writing
J. II. ELLISON. M. n.
vau 7, 'offs ttWkhH ny.
FuASxroRr. XIV. Ian Z. ls47.
The stoue erificste is from me Of oar phvsi-
clans living q few miles from here, he is doing
very good praciice, aud is considered good physi
clan, and stands fair; he is a. he sws, regular
graduate. Ia. w. l.. CaUrcUER,
Druggist and Apothecary.
q Sirce the INTRODUCTION of my article 10 the
public, there have a nGmhes "f uoprincip'ed indi
Viduais got Up nrs,rums, which they assert contain
Wild Chevry, souve are caNed 'Basams,' 'Bi,ters,'
and even Syrup OF Wild Cherry, but mine is the
original and "nly gcnuiWe prep,rat,on ever intro
dncsd 10 The public, which can he proved by the
y,utlic Records Of the Commonwealth Of Pcnnsyi,
Sards. Tire eaiy safeguard against imposition il
to zee tiA my sigus,uve is on each hottie.
- .-......- DR. II. SWAYNE,
Cmusv Of Eiehh and R.ce sts,. Phil..'elphs
rcrs~ed cwly by ". sWAYNE. N w. cor.
ner VI Eighth and R.cc street, Philadclphia. and
for ,an Nv respectable Druggists in nearly al thc
principal Towns in the United States,
Oaiy Agents ia Ssnbury. are
'r' HENRY MASSER
GEORGE BRIGHT.
Or. J. A, Moore, DanviNe; r. 5. Mack y &
Son, Miton; NJ. d. & ). Wells. Muncv : e. A.
Wyatt, t.ewtshurg, Davis & Schnure. SelinsgroveS
John &. Rem, Line Mountain 20.
Philadelphia, ocscom. 6.ly
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Notice to school TeaCher..

~ Office is hereby given, that the Board Of
~ School Directors ef Lower Augusta town.
ship will NEE, at the public house of George Com
rad, on Saturday the 18th day Of November. at 0
o'clock. A. NJ, for the examination and selection
Of Teachers for the Pubic Schools of said district
Trustees required 10 select their Teachers for
examination. according 10 law. the $ ,mc day.
... JOHN SNYDER, jr, PIesh
WALTER SPgrrg. Secretary.
Lower AuRusta, Sept. rs, Is47-7t
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Northumberland county, SIS.
THE Commonwealth of Pennsylyania, to Lo.
L renIo ketchum. husband Of Catharine K-ich-
um. Greeting; Whereas the said Catharine
Kc,ctum did, on The Oh day Of January. A.. d
ls46. present her petition to the Hon. Judges of
the cou't Of common pleas Of said county, prsying
that tov the causes therein Sc, fn,th she might I've
divorced from the bonds Of m 'rimony entered in.
10 Nth you the said Lorenzo Keichum.-You nrc
hereby COMMANDED that, setting aside all other bu.
.inoss and excuses whatsoever. you he and appear
in your proper psrscn before our judges in Sunhu-
~. a, a county couh Of common pleas. there {" he
holden the 6's, Monday of November next. to an.
swer the charge cun,ain'd in the said petition or
libel Of the said Calbarine Ke,chum, or shew
cause il any you have, why TIE said Calharine,
your wife, ,hould mol he divorced from, the bond
# matimony entered into with you. the said Lo.
rcnzo ketcbum, sgreeably to the act Of assembly
in such case made and provided.
THOMAS A. BlLLINGTON,
Sheriff Office, sunhury. Sle,if.
t" Oct, 9th, A ID. ls47. S-4t r.'-|
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PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected peekiv by Henry Mosscr.
For. Sale,

THE BRICK HOUSE IN sunburv, Of ihe SUBJ
L scrihrr, now occupied hy Miss Morris. For
terms apply to w. L. Dewsrt, E q or 10 my.cf
w. r. SMITH.
Northumberland, October 9 1917 1T
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coU GH EozeNees,
SnERNIANsS
PO0A M a ms r Z A 9 En-

has cured more of rheumatism, Pain IN the
Back Side aud Chest, Ium',aso and Weakness.
than any application tina, has been made. A
the celebrity Of the Plaster has Increased, hundreds
of unp'incrled rascals have attempted to counters
felt il, and palm it Off upon the community tho
gcn.iine. a Beware OF Deception, ID Renem-
Der that the true aud genuine Plaster is spread up.
on rrAdish paper made expressly for the purpose,
and III every case the signature of DR.. Shcrman il
printed upon the hack of the Plaster. and the whole
secured by Copy Right, None others genuine.
Therefore WHEN you want a real good Sherman's
Poor Mans Plaster call a, tho Office, ,o6 Nassau
street. ard you viii not he disappointed.
RENE mber the number. 100 Na'sau ST.. where
all Dr. Shcrn.an's Iosepges are sold. His Agents
arc MIS-. Hays, i30 Fulton street, Drooalyn
Hmeron, Williamsburg; and Reddiug & Co.,
Boston. and JOHN YOUNG, snntury
.a H NJ A McCAY, Northumberland,
September llth, lSiT.--iy. s...
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Fade"
COLLINS CELEBRA ATED
S I * 1o p CT Up
DAGUERREO
TWO SILVER MEDALS a,carded at the Fairs
Of the Franklin and American Institutes for the
t~st and most ari.ticsl specimens cf Dag erreo-
ivic Portraits.
TIME recent Improvements msde by the sub.cri.
Il hers. and which is peculiar 10 their establish.
men, slone. viz, upper Light. has fecri, ed the
highest recommendations from the Press. and a'so
written testimonials from the first artists in the
country, as 10 its great superiority the usual
Side Light. The peculiar advantage Of this I.ish
is that he NArvnAL EsrasssroN nr TRE Ere
can he oh aimed more perfectly than heretofore.
az CT s-us a,ui strangers are respectfully inv
ted, whether dss''ns Por rats or not 10 Wi, OUT
sp.rious galleries, probably the i,rge., and most
extensive in the United S,a'er, and examine for
themselves the sstonishing improvement. made by
tie subscribers in this wonderful, art.
+. p. 4 D. G.. COLLINS, +
Proprie,ors Of the City DAGUERREAN Estahii,h.
msnt, No. 100 Chesnut street, two doars above
Third. south siie.
Phi ndelphia, Oct. o, lsi7.-4m cow
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Rctau Price, ~ eta. pet Iiox.

. Principal offre No. &C Vetey ST., N. Yok
Sold by JOHN YOUNG. sunbury,
NJ. A. mcCAY, Northumberland
az hemcmber DR.. G. v, Cliekener is the in
ssntor OF The Sugar Coated ri Is, and that no,hns
OF the sort was ewes aes'd of unil he introduced
them in June. is43. fatchasers should. ihsrefors
Away ask for clickensr's Sugar Costel Pills, and
lake M others, or they will be made the victims OF
Q fraud. Sep, 18th iS47-ly COW
p.Ak sEED.-Ths highest market price paid
i for flaisee.l. at the store at
Aug -, lSiT, JOHN pOGAR.
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PHILADELPHIA
Watches, Jcwellry and Sill.
ycr Ware.

- ~ = .
Guaranteed better far The price than nj any Other
Store in Philadelphia may be had,
Wholesale and Reiai, at -.e..
(Late NICHOLAS LeItURkYsS),
No. 10 North Cd street. above Arch,
PHIL A D n / p HrA.
WATCHES, all kinds. fair, low and medium
qualities, among which are,
Gold Lewis. full jswell'd, $40 to SIon
!" Lepincs, do rs 5to 40
Silver Levers, do ... so TO 30
Lcpines. do ,2to Ia
Quarters. fine, @ 9to 10
QUARTERS, imitation. ...
JswELL~Y.-Diamords, Gold Chains. Gold
Pens with Goli aud Silver holde,s. Pencils Breast
Pins Finger and Ear Rings, Bracelets, Canoes
VI shell. coral aud lava, with every other article NJ
wellry Of the richest and mos, f.shisnsble pat.
terms. .,..
SiLvsa aE--Pla'cs, Folks, Spoons, Cups,
&c. of S,sndud Silver. ,l.....,.
PLATED WAaE.--Css,ofs, Cake b ,ske,s Fans,
Vases. Gard Cases. and other Rich Fancy Gouds
in gtest variety. ... ...... rt.,. .,.
Wholesale Buyers will save money by railing
here bef re purchasing ....... .-...
OF Keep this adverti :cnsn', and call at No. -
You will be satisfied The Goods are really cheaper
and better than are offered in the city. For sale,
low, a handsome pair Of Show Cases, suitable for
Q Jewelty OF Fancy store. Apply as above.
p Sept 26th lsi7 -ly
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Great Bargain S,
AT AUOTION!.

THE under ,isnrl will dispose e q, auction. on
Saturday the :sih o! August. a, his store room
in Sunhury. All III, CANT assortment, Of
NJ e r 9 z A N = 7 g z,
Consisting, IN payf, ?T
CLOTHS, PRINTS, DELAlNS,
CASSiMERS, SHiRrtN8S. SILKS,
SAIrINET1's. sHEETINGS, SATiNS. &c.
also large nieDt of Grocerifs, Queensrdre,
Tnudre. DC.
Great Darcains viii I've Offered, as | am deter
mined 10 dispose Of my whole sock, without re
serve. .. .-...... 4..H .....p ....
sale To commence At Q O'Clock, 4. NJ, on The
day and a, the place stated, and 10 I've cop'ir'. .cl
every Saturday until the whole is disposed &C
The conditions 1f sale to te made .,ow, q,
the day of sale A ressanabls crs,,a r;ll ts given.
,.,.l.r 49, J. RI. PURDN.
snnhu'y, August "lst lsi...-
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vyAyypGnD.

ELEVEN TEACHERS, to teach the schools of
~ the Shamokin district. The Directors will
meet at the house Of Fel I.erch. IN SHUTDOWN,
on Saturday the 9th day of October next. at %.
clock, A. N, to examine and employ applicants.
Strangers to the Board making application, will
bring certificates Of good moral character.
FELIX LERCH, Pres't.
g. JouS, Secretary. .. .- a
Shamokin Sent. rs. lS47--3t,
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Axp A VARIETY ~ orAsu ntsxi.Ks AN,sSu
THoN ,MruH, H,riss NJ ruk Moon. Ann on.
srRpcTIoNs ~ raE oRoANs or pt-
arsrioS.
Experience has proved that nearly every Dis
ease originates from Impurities Of the Blood or de-
rnncemen,. II the Digestive Orcanst and 10 secure
Health. we must remove those distractions or re-
store the Blood 10 iis natural state.
The aversion 70 taking medicine IL most ef,rc.
tually removed hy CLicxsrn's FrusrApLx PrR-
o,r,vk Plus. being completely ,n,'oiop,d w1h a
cpa',rc of pure nhife sugor. (Which is di-tinc,
from the internal inerssiients ns a nut shell rom
the kernrl) AND HAVE so TASTE or srn,rrNs,
Bu, are as EASILY swallowed ss bits oT candy
Moreover they neither nauseGie or crips IN the
slightest degree, hut operate 'puay all The dis
esscd parts Of the .vs'em, INSTEAD OF ronfning
themselves To, and rscking sny particular region.
Thus IL tic Liver lie affected. one ingredient will
op, rate on tn particular oTg,n. aud. by cleansing
il pf an Excess Of Bile restofc it to It's narursl
state. Another will operate on the Blood. and
rrmnve all impurities in It's circui,tioni while a
third viii ef.c,ua'y cIpI whstever impurities
NAV have hpen discharged in,n the stomach. and
hence they srnixE Ar rHs ROOT oF pisr,sr, re-
move all Impure Humors from the hndy op'n
the pores externally and internally separate az
fore en and on oxious particles fom the chvie. q
that the hlood may I've thoroughly pnre-,hu., secu-
ring ee aud healthy action Ia tho Hart. I,ups.
and Liver; and thereby they pssr.,Rr ur,,rR =.
rEN WIEN ALL nrnFn NEA-s.IyKr,IIrp
The e''re 'rn'h ot ihe '.cove can he asCeI, ,ne,i
ny Inc 'r'a' oi s'aslc nov and their virtues AZ
- Pos".e ani csriain in ret orng Health, that
'ne pt'P'eioI binds himself to nturn he money
p'" 'ot mem in all cases where they do not &, 9
universal sniis' action.