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CoLo FEEv ace an evidence that the blood is
encumbered with morbid hum0rs, which not only
render the sluggish and unequal. but prevent a
proper supply of the vital du,d 10 the extremi.
ties. Hence coldaess Of the hands and feet, sc
companied with headsch, giddiness, aad many
other unpleasant complaints.
Wighfs Indian Vegetable Pills are one Of the
pest preventives in the world against Cold Feet,
because they not only cleanse the blood from
those impurities which are the cause, bnt they
impart an energy to the circulation which carries
il with vigor to every part Of the system.
Cautioa.--To avoid counierf.its, purchase from
those only who cen show q certificate Of agency,
representing the landing Of William Penn; and
compare the labels the box with the fac similss
on tho certificate. To be genuine, they mus, be
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Merchant Tailoring.
GEORGE G. wELKER,

-. SSSSSSS y
Id ESPECTFUILY Informs his friends aud
IL the pu' lie that he has just TUNED from
fhil"'ie'Phis. with general assortment of goods.
suitshle for men and chdren's We A. which will le
made up 10 order, nr sold on the most reasonable
terms. consisting, in par', of
English. French, and American Cloths,
10 do d0 cassin,evs
Beaver Cloth. Do.skin Cassimer..
Fancy Cas.'mets Sainrtts,
Cashmere. Silk yelv, T. Satin & Valencia Ves,incs.
Aea'., Ladies and Chiiiten's Cioskins.
i.smiswool and Merno Shirts auJ Drawers,
Clio K Tsssels, .f. ff = = q. 4
Fringe for Lsdies' Clocks, t-1 81
A general assortment of Trimmings, &c, &c.
Cutting will be done free Of charge, for persons
purchasing goods Of him which they wish to make
up themselves, and persons finding their own goods
will be- accommodated heretofore. He tenders
HE Acknowledgements 10 his friends fn FORMER pa.
tonnage. and respectfully solicits continuance Of
the same. .r1
Hs siso informs the public, that he has taken
Mr.. JOHN q. BRIGHT into cc-psrnership, and
that the business will heuesfer he conducted under
the firm at WgIKER & BnIsar. 4
or All kinds Of Country Prodnce taken, at the
highest market prices
Sunbury, November 18Th, lsi7--4m
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the second Pennsytvsnis Rsgimeht.
General Qui,man deieuds, the honor Of the
'ccond Pennsylvania Regiment against the
barge, which originated in western newepa.
er, and current in many quarters, a short time
ince, that the officers Of the Pennsylvania Re.
,imeut were not to be .vund when sent for BY
he general officer who commanded them, and
Who desired them TO take part 10 the battle Of
Contreras. He says there is not the least foun.
lation for such an imputation--
"On the contrary, when at noon on the 18th
# August last, it was known that one or two of
he regiments Of my division had been called to
AXE the field. Lieut. Col Geary, then in com.
nand o! the regiment, in consequence Of the
iIlness Of Col. Roberto, came to me and earnest.
ly solicited that his regiment might be designs.
ted for the movement in advance. Having beef,
charged with the command of the reserve at
st. Augustine, was ordered by the General.
in.Chief In send one or two Of the regiments Of
my division to the support of the troops then be.
fore the enemys lines at Cont:eras. DESTROYS
for the common credit of the volunteer divisin.
that the two regiments to be- sent forward should
have general officer to command them, de-
tailed Brig. Gen. Shields upon that duty, di.
rccting him to select two regiments from his
brigade for that purpose.
The Second Pennsylvania Regiment, which
had been permitted to command in pcreou. I
would have selected. was not of Shields bri.
gade, and consequently was excluded from the
selection by the orders. Bssides being the
strongest regiment Of my division. its services
were required in the reserve. already too weak,
and threatened by The enemy. knew il was
the ardent wish of both oficers and men. as It
was my own, to take part in the expected bat.
tle, but our duty compelled US to remain in re.
sprve.
The next morning. when the issue Of the bat.
tie was not known and supposed to be doubtful.
received an order 10 move the remainder Of
my division TO the field of action, and never did
] witness moro prompiness aud nlacrity than
was exhibited by both officers and men in for
ming the line of march, and cheer after cheer
greeted me, when gave the order to "forward,
march,
know not from what source these rumors,
pr'judicial to gallant officers. have arisen, but
feel il my grateful duty as the officer in com.
maud OF the volunteer division, promptly and
tlatly 10 contradict them."
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M n aIED. .

On the ath inst. by the Rev H Torrance. Mr
PsrsR HuGHss, Of Danville, to Miss MARY b,
daughter Of Mr Joht Gearhart, Of Rush township
AT the same time, by the Rev DR. Yeomans,
Mr. THOMAS JAmisos, of Danville, to Miss SA.
MAsrHA, daughter Of Mr. Charles Gearhart, Of
Rush t9fvnship. . ~ .-,
BEckY to Mrs ANN SrIcxER, both Of Chilisqua.
que township. .t,.- .l.
On the 2ist ult, by the Rev J f Bradley. Mr.
HssRr Wars to Miss LYDIA ANN DESrLsR,
both Of Point township.
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UENI, VIDI, ViCI-Dr. .LI.EN'S VEGE.
v FABLE COMPOUND. for the cure If

NENI, VIDI, VICI-Dr. ALIENS VEGE.
v FABLE COMPOUND. for the cure ii
DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COMPLAINT. NER-
VOUS DEBILITY. BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.
&c. This Medicine is offered 10 ,he public under
the assurance that there is no article in existence
havi"g stronger claims TO their consideration. Be.
! ing compounded ny regular Graduate of !, iiar.
son College, Philat lph'a, and pactising phys
clan Of twenty years standing in Ph,I,leIph,a his
long experience has confirmed him ia the opinion
that compound medicine was required O. prevent
and remedy the d.biIitation pr duced hy Trsid,ng
M low, miasmaiic climates, and TO counter ,ct the
pro trating intnsncfs Of many nervous disorders
with which the humsn family are afflicted.
DIR. ALLEN is . well known ply scian. and
has used the above medicine in his practice G,r 8
years with the most astonishing effect, having
ted its qualities in above - =.
... FIVE THOUSAND CASES. ..-.
No medicine ever received more fiaiIerng re
commenda,ins from phy.icians of eminent .tlnd-
ing than has been best tawed on this,
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION AND
ITS C0NSEQuENCES.-An eminent ProE.s.
sW s.ys;-'li chiefly arises in persons VIII lead
either very seden,sry or irregular life. Although
not regarded fatal disease; yet If neglected ar
Improperly treared, may bring on incur .b!e Me-
ianchniy, Janndice, Madness, or Vertig,, Palsy
and Apoplexy. A gr Al singulariiy attendant an
it is, that it may aud efieu do continue great
length Of time without auy remission Of the symp.
toms. f.r .. .--
CAUSES.-Grief and unra,iness of mind, in>
tense study, pr"iu-e evaeuaons. excess in venery,
excessive USE Of spIi'uous liquors tss, tobacco
plum. and other narcotics, impnlsrste Iepletion,
ov,T disiention of the tom ch, deficiency nf the
secretion of the h,le p.s'rc juice, exposure 10
cold and damp air, the chief causes Of this dis
ease. .... .t....
SfMPrOMS.-I.osso of appetite, nausei heart
hum, aci'i'y. and loeid eructaiions, snaw,ng Of
the slU'nach ~heO empty unsasircss in he thro Il.
pan in the sde, cost;venrss, chillnsss. l,nguor,
lo~ness d spirits, p,lptatons. and dis urbeJ
slcep."
TREArNENr.-DR ALIENS VEGE.
TABLE COMPOUND has never failed in ailor.
ding immediate relief, ind isdicsl cu,e Tor this
Jisrsse. ... .. . . f
GJr This Medicine can he had of II. d Mas.er,
Sunbory; J. q. Martin, Pott,ville, Medlar d
Bicke, Orwieshurg; and of Druggists generally.
ALLEN e. WARD, Proprie,o,s
Philadelphia, Nov. 81. is47--cq iy
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SH r II NJ a N'S
ALI. HEALING RAI.SAM.


Mrs. ATrREE. the wit. Of VIM. n. Auree,
Esq. was given up by DIR. Sewsll of Washington,
DIS. Roe and Mcclellan of PHILADELPHIA, DIR. Roe
and DR., Mott Of New York. Her friends all
thought she mus, die. She had every appear ance
of heing in consumption. AMI was so promo unceJ
by her ply ysi,ians -Shermau's Bslsam was given
and il cured her.
Mrs. GARRABRANTZ, of Bulls Ferry, was
ais, cured of consumption by this Bslssm when
all other remedies failed to give rrlsf-she was re-
Juced 10 skelet n. DR.. a. C. Castle, Dentist,
gal BroadSsy. has witnessed hs effects in several
ca.es where no other m dicine afforded relief-but
the BaSam operated like a charm. DR.. G. also
witnessed its wonderful IF cts in curing ,sthma.
which il never fails of doing. Spttine Bloc J. aIar-
ming it NAV be, is eif'c,uay cured by this Ral.
sam. II heals the TuptureI or wounded blood
vsssrls and makes the lungs sound again.
Rev. HENRY JONES, los Eighth avenue,
was cured of cough and catarrhal an, ctions Il 50
years aning. The first dose gave him mare re-
lief than all the Other medicine be had ever taken
Dr.. l.. J. g. ais, 10 DE ancy street. gave it 10
s,tr.in-aw who was lahoring under consumption,
aud 10 another sorriv all ct'd with the Asthma
In both cases It's effects were immediate, soon re-
storing tn m Ia comfortable health.
Mrs. LUCRETIA WELLS, s5 Christie street.
suffered from, Asthma ~ ysars. Sherm ms Bal
sam relieved her at once, and she is comparatively
well, hene enabled to subdue every attack by a
timely Use Of this medicine. This indeed is the
eres, remedy Er Coughs. Colds. Splitting Blood.
Liver Complains, and all TIE oil ctions # the
throat. and even Asthma and Consump ion.
Price 25 cents and 81 per bottle.
DR.. Sherman's Cough and Worm Lczenges. and
Poor Mans Plaster sold as above.
Dr. shermsn's office is a, Too Nassau st. N. Y.
Agents, JOHN YOUNG, sunburv.
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SoMErHtSe NEw.-We were sstoa;shed, save
She Howard District Advocate. 10 eee q speci.
men Of new Posa,oes. Of sesatifal quality. raj.
sed by Mr.. Francis Earlosgler cf this neigh.
6Hhood. Mr.. E. put sway tbs crop Of p'tatoes
last fell ina fodder house aud opened then
lew days ago. when he found quantity Of new
ones sticking to the oIc oocs, wi:icu, roo, OF
top. some measuring live asd six inches ia cir.
oumfereuce.
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Peace qCith MericO !!

DANIEL EENINGER.
@ v ~ S SGG EH@ @s
INFORMS the public that in order to bring a.
h,ut peace with Mexico. he manufactures sll
kinds Of Riffs Double and Single BarrelIed Sho,
Guns, and Double Barrelied Revolving Rifles, at
his manufactn,y at Hollowng Run. Lower Au.
su.,a township Northumberland county. all ef
which he will warrant for SIX months. Those
who want first rate article in his line, can be ac-
commo,aied at the shortest notice and on the most
reasonable terms. Lovers Of sport, give him call
Lower Augusta. Jan. 2. le48 -6m
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PUMPS! PUMPS!
Improved Hydraulic PUMPS.

I"spuVSCu "yuiAubAC AuHuHSs
For Wells, Rolling Mills, Furnaces, or otle,
Purpo>cs.
VTNHE subscriber respectfully announces to the
Il puhic that he is now prepared TO supply or.
lers TO any extent for his Patent Double action
Suction and Force Pumps THESE pumps are
m "lr of cat iron, and the water is sucked or Cor.
ced through lead pipe. For simplicity of construc-
iion and durability Of action, they ave rasiiv supe.
! rior 10 any now in use. They have mary advan.
tapes over the common pump, among which are
the following:
They are 8, constructed that mi.chicvou. pcr
sons cannot spoil their action by introducing nails
az spikes sny other substances srnp the valves
as is often done with Other pumps thereby ven,ler.
ing them useless ill overhaulsd. They are war
ran'ed 10 lie perfectly secure from frost. They are
So arranged as to ah,rd ample protection against
Fire about the premises IN which they are erected,
ny simply sttschins piece of hose, ,hro' which
they will force water 10 any part of, or over,
three story house. They are particularly .d.,aeJ
ir vsry deep wrlls, ss the leverage can be 80 re.
sulated tina, child of siI years old enn with the
greatest ease draw water with Them from the dee.
pest welr. The objection SO justly urged by ma.
ny. that w-ter 10 spoil,d by standing in pump logs
is entirely obvi,sc1 10 this pump. and frs.h wafer
can always he as surely obtsined a. when drawn
with bucket. In situations where il is necesss.
" 70 false fore large qusntiies Of water 10 great
distances &" supply ing boilers in mills, furnaces.
&C., these pumps are invaluable, ss thcy can he
made ( any s'ze, shl capable Of throwing from
Is TO 1000 gallons PER minute.
And TO crown all, they csa be sold rs chesp A.
the cheapest.
The subscriber has spent The last year in axp.
rim'nt ns upon and periec,ing his pumps. and now
hrnss them hefore the pubic with III. fullest con.
fdence that they will he found to answer his de-
scrp'in. He takes ples~u.e in referring 10 the
iollnw ng companies and individuals, upon whose
premises bis pumps have heen erected, and who
have expns ed their satisfaction in the highest
terms: '.
The Montour Iron Company. Danviiie, VI. Bre.
wort. agent; the Bloomshsrg Railroad Iron Com.
Pany, BloaN'shura. Col. Paxton. agent; the r ugh
and Ready Iron Works. Danvire. Hancock. Foley
Il Co., Provrietors; The town Cuncil of Berwick;
Simon p. K'se, Esq, and John l., Watson, Esq
DaDville.
He could refer to many others, who have tested
their qualities. but the above respectable firms and
individuals are deemed sufficient.
or An assortment Of LEAD PIPES constant
iy on hand, which will he sold on the most reason
able terms. All orders addressed TO tho subscriber
H Moore & Biddle's Foundry buildings, or Mon
tour House, Danville, will meet with prompt at.
tention. HOMER PARNEIEE
crT AH @RmS SYr ~>>~~
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PRICE CURRENT.
Executors Notice.

A1OTICE is hereby given that letters testament
IN ,sry have been granted to the subscribers.
on tho estate Of Eaenczer Greenoueh. decd. late
of Northumberland county, ty the Register uf said
county. All persons h,vine claims against said
estate are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with
their vouchers. TO the subscribers and all ndeht>
ell I" said estate are notified TO pay such debts.
The business Of said estate will be attended 10
at the Office formerly Of said f.. Greenough, dec d.
A. I. .GREENOUGH. Executrix,
WI GREENOUGH, Executor.
Sun NV Ian 18th lS4S ct
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A STRAY CALF.

TAME to the premises Of the subscriber. in
~ Point township, Northumberland county. a.
bout two months since, BULL CALF, red, with
white spots and white spot on its forehead a.
bout ls or 20 months old. The over j. request.
ed 10 come forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take it away. or it will he sold acc riding TO
law. JOHN MASrELLER.
Point, Dec. 25, ls47-3t
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A@G@AyV&
FOR
Wr1ght's Indian Vegetable Pills.

Henry Masser. Sunhury.
E. & J. Kaufman. Augusta township.
John II. Vino nj, Chiilisqusque.
kase & Berg.t'esser. Ely >burg.
S,mucl Herb, Little Mahonay.
William Deppen. Jacks,n.
Ireland aud Haynes, McEwensviic.
William Heinen & Brother, Milton.
Po'sythe, Wilson & Co, Northumberland
James Reed. Pot,sgrove.
G. w. Scott. Rd-hviie.
w. & Frgfiy, Shsmokiniown.
Rhodes 4 Farrow Snyderstown.
Amos J.. Beisell, Turhutsviile
Bonneville Holshue. Upper Mahonoy.
J,hn G.. Rem, do do.
f. l.. PIe', Watson,owr.
Whoesnte, ., the "ffioc ard general depot, GO
Race ST., Philadelphia. Dec. is, lS47.-iy
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MOT TOO LATE.

NREAT BARGAINS may yet be had at PUR-
" pr's SroRr. He still his a large a.snr men,
OF Goods which he will sell at f,si cost. Briug de-
termined 10 disc ntinue the business, he will sell
very low. A saving Of 25 or so per cent. can be
made by Iu chasing at his store. Cali and exam.
Inc for yourselves. or All kinds Of Country ls,.
duce taken. at the highest ma'ket price.
Sunbury, December 4th, ISl7-n
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For Sale.

THE BRICK HOUSE in Sunhurv, of The sub.
scr'h*r, now occupied by Miss Morris. For
terms apply to w. j.. pcwart, Z q, OF 10 myself
w. r. SMITH
Northumberland, oetolet ., Isi7.--u
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exactly alike, signature and all. Beware Of coon-
fei,s and imposition. s
U The genuine for sale ny HEsar MAssxn
sole agent for Sunbury, and other agents, publish.
ed in another part Of this paper. -.
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In Northumberland. on Saturday last, Mr.
WILLIAM T. BOYD. aged about 43 years
In Danville. on the 3lst ult, ANN, wife oi
Mr. William Roberts, in the 3ith year OF he'
age. 49,. =
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SIX YEARS AGO

VINHE cbildrcn began to CIV for Sberra,n'. 10,
n z'nees. The noise was not al toud a, irri
''ine. hut It has kept increasing ever .ce AMI nav
mas b cnme ." great that the mouths Of the hhs
ones can scarce be Stopped Dr. Sherman sympa.
t'ises with the little suii' rers and v,ry much ~.
gre that any of them should We 6,sapuoin,od.
Knowing The vast benefit which has hctn confe..
rcd upon the community by the Introduction of
his infaIihle
won III LoznN Es,
ne has entered into arrangements for eniafging hl4
Mapufactory. hy means Of which lie thinks he vv,!l
be- able TO supply the JemaoJ. And the same PAINS
aid care viii I've taken. that these c,ietrated bo.
ztngcs hc male as they have always been. in or-
der iha, tho-e who depend upon them, may not be
disappointed in their hopes. He knew when hn
cnmm'nceJ the msnufacure Of the Worm Lozen-
ges, that III would supersede the use Of every
other vermifuae. as the Lozenge is ceyy pleasant
to the taste, specify in its fleets as veil as cerfuip
and the quanutv required 10 eilcc. perfect cure,
is very sm',l, These properties in connection with
the c, that they are sold f,r 25 cents per box, thus
placing then, in the reach Of the poorest man in
the land, has not only caused them to take The
place Of every other vermifuge ever offered. but al
50 rendered them popular 10 the community.
,,,, coU .ozrMaEs
continue TO cure Coughs, Odds, Consumptior
Asthma, shor,ness and difficulty OF Breathing aD,.
other disca Of the Lungs, with the ssne facility
they did thfr first introduction, ard the p. oil'
have now hecome persuaded by actual exporiercc.
that on the accession of a slight cold, they have
only TO step TO either tho Drs office on, oi thu
Agents, and Obtain box of his Cough I.uzerc.s
which are very convenient 60 carry in tac pocse',
and to take few through the d,y. Bv prrsnirr
this course cure is ofen effected in "a hours and
the pa,en, about his busurss. So great j, the c,.-
lebry OF the i.ozeuges, that thousands of p rsans
Who have used them, AMI become acquainted with
their eff cts, will never he without th m.
IDS. SHERMAN,S
PooR n NJ "A MS LA ASTER
has cured more cases of rheumatism, Fain ~ tho
Back, Side md Chest Luml ago and Weakness,
than any application that has ever been made As
the celebrity Of the Plaster has inc, essed huudrcds
of unp'inciped rascaIs have attempted to counter.
felt il. and p,m it Off upon the commun,t, a, til
genuine. Beware of Deception. 10 Rem r,
her that the true and genuine Plaster is spread 10
on reddish paper made expressly for the purpose
and in every case the signature Of DR.. Sherman l..
init upon the back Of the Plaster, and the who!.
secured by Copy Right. None others are genuine
The,efore when you want real good Shcrnar's
Poor Mans Plaster, call at the Office, los Nassau
street, ard you viii not be disappointed.
Remember the number, i06 Ma sau st., nhc.o
all Dr.. Shermans Lnzengcs are soid. His Agents
are Mrs. Hays, i39 Fulton street, BrnokIvr {;
Hlneson, Williamsburg; and Rrd.liug & Co.,
Boston, and JOHN YOUNG, Sunbury,
NJ. A McCAY, Northumberland
n
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~ TT 4 -nUNn Of NINTH.
A RE YOU A MO rHERt Your darling child
IA your doi and earthly j,v, is now perhaps
confined to her chamter by dangerous cod--h,r
pale CHEEKS, her thin shrunkcn fingers, tell The
hold di.ease has already gained upon her-the
sound of her sepuichral cough Iieiccs your soul.
YOUNG NAN, when jus, about TO enter life,
disease sheds heart cru hing Hight over the fair
prospects of the fu,u'e-your hectic cough and fee
hte hmhs tell ~ your loss and hope, bui you need
not despair. There is balm which will heal the
wounded lungs il is
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~. w. corner ef Sd nnd Union as. be,nrpe, Spruce
nnd Pin", q s7ryes from Hie Ercbonge.
VOUNG MEN If yon vain. your t,ie or ,our
IL health, remember. the delay Of Ino,,h. my,
eve" week, may prove your ruin. 10th Of hml,
and mind. Hence LEI no false i,olcsy ,e,e, yoo
from making vour case known TO one who. from
education and responsibility, alone b friend ynn
lie who places himself nudcr d. KtNKEIIN,S
treatment. may reIieiousIy cnnfde in his honor as
gen lrmsn, and in uho bosom will be forevcr
locked the secret Of the patient. M ......s..sa
To' many ihnk they will bug the secret I. their
own hearts. ard cure themselves, Alas how Of
ten IL thisa fatal delusinn and how MANY o pro.
m''ing young man, vh" nigh, have been an orna-
ment to society has fa''el fom the earth. t-H
COUNTRY lNVALIDS,
hnh'np II inconv'nen' To make pers nal anplica.
u n, can. nv stating their chse explicitly, tree her
with all u ersymp'oins (per tor pos, paid base
ibr~ ,r''rt :" them chest oniain,r.s Dr. Ks me-
d'cines arpr"pris'ei acrordinglv.
Packages "f M'dIrincs forwarded tn ony part of
the United states a., moments nolice
OF P"sr Pam LErrkas, add esse,l To Dr. KIs.
xHL'S. Philadelphia. will be promptly attended 10.
Oc 30'h, ls47.-Iy .'
"!Secnre the Shddo1c ere the Substance
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cGEAP NEW GOODS.

Us received, handsame lot Of Ct,ihs, (as
q sinners, Cadieoes. Caps ,f MI kinds, Cum
Shoes. fG men. women and children. Groceries,
Q"eensware, and variety Il other ar,cles ches-
per than ever, by HENRY MASSER.
Sunbury, Nov. 27ih, ls47.
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ToAsr FAT the Pilgrim Dinner in New IN.
sesns, the following was given by a. "epicure:" :"
The North ard South.--Like ice and wine,
always best when united.