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ARCTIC VS.. n1USTANG.

iavdieuS AID upSdsnt sard, recently pell,shsd hy
n the propFssors % tie Mustang, 10 call for some
notice At hands, and although dislike neusPsTsf
ms dprt f-n, ~ ,S,sSi eastor Ihs ear, silu-
aimed BRAGG's ARCTIC LiNINLNT, ADD very
evidently has 1ecaEidlg cTgir hrss enteFssted sea-
usmen disIkus their aTtss ssPPanisd e rapidly
tory for Is 70 follow ss-atis tut Dr. FsEE had
PGbsasd card announcing that be had No farther con-
sPonsisls for IL. dstsriorsi5 quality; or toT tss Sss
The marktt vas siuiIed Dr. Btars's only per
Of that Interest in the Arctic Lent
been Owned BY Oliver T. HTsgE ard y BsrroSss, soinE
Ony Dr. Braeg had with it in TIE AI-
pie TACT hat he Invented IL
Since inyentns the Mustang, Dr. BrasE has bad many
years Of experience, and Il Is but rasonable TO PrsHune
remedy than IN his Comparatively ins!psTisrSsd yo9ih
The instantaneous success Of BraEEs Arctic Eminent
S IStrol,d ~ o,. H lad s,S-S.d m oirI
IninentS iriBding tl- Nn.tsnr n ~ r.antir. rpI
rous article Mustang made is appearance In the
been BY DR. Bragg but unlike u atty posflr.
person. Eho had I'D this astslotatse sne LufioSs aE-
Gle Of the Mustang, complaining OF IT. bad enees EndsT
Dr. Braes considered his duty b.
Iors the public 40 ssId snnSunenE BAG 10 iuhsr
nothing The Of The Mustang propistors thst
they are vel known TO the busness soumnny u no1s
amusing to those Who kno5 ,syI satus ms tsa1Ie g.
to Is transparent they dislike 20 see fhelr ehspiy made
preparation superseded " RraEEis Arctic Lninent
slider failure NotsthstanSifE ths acesiaiion ts
the vain attempt TO pebble thar III Arctic Lin
iment Is failure The public not easily Euid
these gentlemen sspPOsr, ard readily comprehend tst
u It suh failure interruptions peFseus
tend, they would the Lass disturb its ebVi1n.
The ias Is readily PeroePt that they are alarmed fer the
prosperity Of their article and we'll the be- for
they that for article attain the substantial
rbrty 81 BRACES ARCTIC LISIAiENT. possrrs
Intrinsic value capable Of positive DEMONSTRATION and
hence their only hope Is in abusing ~ that people
be deferred from trying H. well assured that n hey
tested rs merits, they could he Induced
the Mustanr. In conclusion claim that the Arctic Lin
imen the article offered the Pute and
IL viii bear triumphanty that sy Be aTTlIed
BRAGG 4 BURROWES,
Sole ProprietoTs, 81. Leufs, Missouri
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lied by the election Of Mr.. Littlejohn, Rep, as
as Speaker.
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d. NICOLL & BRO.
MOULD say those indebted to them that their bills
w ready and hope they Will promptly eoe for
ward and settle. Those whose bills have been
standing longer than earnestly requested to at
tend TO this call. deeSO
@ HAKER FLANNEL-A few more pieces of that genuine
y Shaker PiSnnel for Skirts, just received by
dec2I MARSH 4 TAYLOR.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Q, 1886.
PROF WooDDenr Sir: Your Hair Rest5ratiVe proving
itself beneficial The 'front.' and also the part
Of my head almost lost Its eOye,ug-in TACT have
half pint bottles of your Restorative
the top OF my head is we'll studded with promising crop
young hair, and the front Is also receiving btnet.
tried other without ANY benefit
think from my own personal RECOMMENDATION in
duce many others try it.
Yours respectfully, d. r. THOMAS, NJ. D.
No. 464 Vine street.
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ALTooSA, Pa, Jan 3-Trains ON the Penna.
Central have not been at MI delayed The snow
in the mountains is not very heavy.
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JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
y FINE HEAD or
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

TTNALI OF beauty, It cannot exist without fine head Of
hair, the following, and IL you ask more,
circular around each bottle, and no doubt:
PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
We call the attention OF al old and young, this
derul preparation which Turns back 10 Its original color
hlr-eoYers tie head OF the bald with luxuriant
growth-remoYes the dandruG, Itching, all cutaneoUs
erIptions-cauSes continual low of the fluids
and hence II used q guar dressing the hair will
its color, and keep 1t from falling TO extreme old
age ALI natural beauty. We call then upon the bald
the gray in scalp to and surely the young
will not they value the flowing locks, the witching
curl be without It, Its praise is upon the tongue
thousands.
The Agent for Prof Woods Hair Restorative In New Ia
received The following letter In regard to tie Resora
tive, Few weeks since:
DEF RIyRn, CONS., July %, 1856.
Mr.. Leavenworth-sIr: have been troubled with dan
drun scurf my head for than year, my hair
began TO come out, scurf and hair together. in
New Haven pap,r about "wood's Hair ResoTatiye''
called your the LIST April last,
purchased bottle try II, found my satisfac-
ton the thing; the and
gan to grow 1t Is now two or three ehes in length lheTe
u all or have great faith in Il. wish you send
bottles by MIR Post the bearer OF this Iuon
know OF the kind Is used in this place. you may have
market Tor many bottles after It is known here
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. 4.-Oyerlaud mail dates to
the 10th Of December, four days later. Three
through passengers.
A rich quartz vein was discovered in the su-
burbs of San francisco. News from Frazer
river more favorable. The last steamer brought
down 100000.
The Marshal had been prevented from serving
process on Brigham Young by the guards OF
that worthy. 1t is expected that Judge Sinclair
will call upon the military to enforce the orders
of his court. Four hundred troops left camp
Scott to guard the govt animals wintering in
the Valleys.
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ALBANY, Jan. An the trains on the New
York Central X. X, arrived here on time
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GB- The express from the east was detained
several hours yesterday by the breaking down
of freight train at Klngwood Tunnel.
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AMBRoTYPRs
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

&GSo LIS
Prepared from prescription Of cir 81 Clarke, n. d.
Physician Extraordinary to tie Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfalng in the Of oil
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution subject. 1t mOderates all
moves all DISTINCTIONS, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
st especially suited L, will, a short bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeils.
CAUTION.
These PRs should not be taken 6ysnaIes during tAt
FIRST THREE JfOYTHS Of pregnancy, "a they are
bring Miscarriage, 6utat any oer time they
saye.
In all Of Nervous spinpI Affections, Pain In
the Back Limbs, Fatigue slight exertiOn, PaPtA-
tion OF the Heart, Mysteries Whites Pills will
effect when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy do contain irOn calOm,i,
anthony, anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
tLateI. &c. Baldwin Co.. Rochester, ny.
N.B-a1.Oo and postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thorlsed Agent. viii insure bottle, containing 90 Pills,
by return mall
For sale by T. II. LOGAN & co. in Wheeling,
b. l.. Fahuestock Co., Wholesale Agents, PittsburE;
Purcell, Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents for VA Rich
mond. Ap2s-1y
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CNcISNATI, Jan. IA special dispatch to the
Commercial, from Cairo, says that the steamer
Martha Jewett, lying at that WHAT, took iire
from the stove yesterday morning, aad to-
tally destroyed. No was iajurcd- Loss
i've thousand.
Special dispatch to the Commercial s1ys the
Legislature OF Illinois convened al Springfield
yesterday. Democrats unite ia regard to Sena-
t3rial election. y caucus was held Saturday
which determined election to take place We'd
nesday, 2 p. III. Attempts were made yesterday
10 organize; the Republicans refused 10 attend
Only temporary organization was elected
This movement Indicates intention To post
pone the election by balloting.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IA special dispatch TO
Forney's Press says the Illinois Legislature met
yesterday. The Republicans OF each house alb
scented themselves, breaking up quorum in or
der to give the Administration time to bride
Democratic members to so against Douglas
Morrison was elected Speaker II the House
PnILADELPHIA, Jan. IA special dispatch
from Springfield, H., announces that Douglas
was nominated by the Democratic caucus.
No election OF Speaker has taken place in
either House, the absence Of the Republican
members leaving both branches without quo
runs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-05

~ YOU HAVE Any PAIN,
RHEUNATIsN, NEURALGIA, BRONCHITIS, PARA
LYsIs, OLD SORES, sCALD HEAD. BURNS AND
scALDs, sTIPF JOINTS, soRE THROAT, sTRAINa
AND BRUISES, SORE BREAST, sWoLLkH GLANDS
PILLS., on CVTANEOUs DISEASES,
BUY A BOTTLE OF
HRAGGss ARCTIC l.lNIBIEHT-
AID Gvs ths CaIIed states JOurnuI Frss-
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Suicide of a Aurdercr.-Through the courte-
sy of Mr.. Dent, of the Virginia Star, we are ad-
Yised of the fact, that on Thursday night last,
Jos. B. Sapp, confnedin the Morgantown Jail for
the murder of his wife, committed suicide by
hanging himself with his hobbies. He took the
hobbies off his legs, and put them around his
neck. This is the third attempt which the I'M
fortunate man has made to destroy himself, and
has at last succeeded in relieving the Sheriff of
disagreeable duty
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The Fire on tho Is1and-The loss sustained
by Messrs. !. II. Williams & Co., yesterday
morning. by the destruction of their Foundry
Building, it is thought, will not exceed eight
thousand dollars. Besides the building most of
the patterns and other appurtenanccs were de-
strOyed., 1t is supposed to have been the work
of an incendiary, as the establishment had not
been in operation for two or three days, and
when first discovered the fire was issuing from
two different places, rather remote, at the same
time. The building and contents were insured
for twenty-five hundred dollars in the Citizens
Company and the same amount IN the Fire and
Marine. Besides thdeimmediate loss the pro-
prietors will be put to some Inconvenience by
necessary delay and consequent damage.
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Luzs lie w devote phTtieusr attention % the treafuEat
OF al skin serefzla
ard ehronle) Ec1ralsa, Pa alyss psy, DyspePGias
deraneenaent % the Stomach, LIVER ard Bow
els and also AL chronic finale digsaseS. Special ste.
vii bel iseu 70 the treatment % n
BYE AND EAR.
Knife Nercie. hnd Ne has con-
ttznty hand sxeeent assortment nf heautfa ATh
ciai Eyes e1d Ty@Panuus or Ear Drums s1i-ahe for
either aad ali ares-inse~ted In hve Iaiuutea.
BAAkKE has maize discovery q = El1j thatA
VIII produce perfet Absorption % the CaTAEAcT, and
perfect vision 70 the Eye. without the Of tie knife
Bake prodHce thpulaud Certificates Of his
perfect Ia curing Cancers, Old eores Ulcers,
falss SuelH Tuaors Of Description sad ghout
the OF the knife Special arrangements r.t be made
with DE- EaaEce the q the last named d
Vii require Ea constant advice and atsuon
OF the aiifEi ard Celebrated Ear
Physicians living Ills = En0sn per-
fou1ily NEARLY priei-i city "a ths World AEa
lIiers directed Dr. Bake ( taninE ten eert1 from
distance, correctly stating the teir
shabe pTomEty susWerei, AID palieatstrs I'D ~
roiisrcs FEEE OF CHARGE. OGce Bs5Ss from A. n.
- 5P. u. DR.. RAAKEE
No, - LExTS6ToS STEEET.
evtsesa ClsTisu and Liberty,
dssSIy5.SN4v hrSzsTss ~,
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.

worth Their Weight in GoldW
CAPT. BuRNs, Of New Orleans, says that DIR. Todd's
Anti-BIIIiOuu or Liver PiiIs have been, In his
WEIGHT IN GoLD!p lie says that othtr Steamboat Cap
tAIns In the Mississippi The same opinion
consider DR.. Todds Pills Ire Iest pts fOr
ll0ua diseases OF the soutbI
We have ls;teiS from
Wisconsin, Iowa,
santaFs, Minnesota,
Texas, Louisiana,
California, Kentucky
Missouri, Indiana
IA cell as from potato near and at home,
contaning orders pills. and speaking In the high
est terms ofthelr virtues.
~ SEE CIRCULARS for these letters and other inter-
esting Partieularsl
Todds Pls for sale by generally throughout
the country. T. II. LOGAN CO.,
noS2o general Agents. WI. cling, Va.
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We the undersigned, committee appointed examine
the books OF The Savings Bank Wheeling, do certify
We have examined the and find the above statement
TO be correct. GEO. ADAMS,
OHIAS. BR0CKUNIER,
L. c. GOOD.
The regular annual meeting OF the Stockholders the
above Bank for the election Of Seven directors The
ensuing year, will be held the Dank, THURSDAY,
Jan. 9th, 1889, between the hours OF O'clock p NJ
SAMLP. HILDRETI,
jan4-td. Treasurer
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BY THE UNION LINE.
70 THE DAILY GNTELLtGs. NCER.
CONGRESSIONAL-

OEYIcE. ooRNEa WATER AM MONROE sTaEETs.
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Atxroup PIor 70 AssAssIyArR NIPoLroS'

ALKpopD PLor TO AssAssINArE NAPOLEON
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Star asserts that two priests have been arress
ted at Alessandria and shot, having been de-
tscted in q conspiracy on the life of the EN-
peror. The news, says the correspondent,
cannot be deubted, although the accident in
itself proves nothing, save the dread which
has seized upon all true Catholics concerning
the intention of Louis Napoleon to destroy
the temporal power of the pope, which has
evidently been turned to account to work up.
on fanatic ignorance, und has been made use
Of to serve political influence.
The STATE MEDICAL SocIErY at Philadel-
pha adopted q resolution instructing the
members of the Society to hold no consulta.
tion with nny of the faculties aud alumni of
Female Medical Colleges. BY this proceed
ing we have no doubt the society will prove
to have immortalized itself as effsctualy as
did the prosecutors OF Calico and the authors
of the New England blue laws. The society
is evidently in need OF physician to cure it
Of the bigotry and intolerance with which it
is nearly eaten up.
REDUCTION OF FARE-The Pttsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad have reduced
the fare from Chicago to New York to Sl2
Boston Sl4, and Baltimore aud Philadelphia
$40. The other roads leading from Chicago
to the East have done the same
Immense swarms Of grasshoppers have
made their appearance in different parts Of
Bucks county.
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Interesting TO Druggists.

Interesting TO Druggists.
AND ALI. OTHERS WHO SELL
8 Q d a. w a II z r..
7HE AMERICAN TRADES CONP1NT,
No. % and "a Frankfort Street, Ncu York.
MANUFACTURES eF
VA NJ ALLEN7S PATENT
PORTABLE SODA FOUNTAIN,
ENAKE great pleasure in calling the attention
n of Druggists, Confcctioners and others to
this invention as its simplicity and economy can
not fail to commend it to all who prepare the
delightful and refreshing beverage for he Sum-
mer season.
The yan-A lien Soda Fountain may truly he
regarded as invaluable. II enables any one to
manufacture, with great facility an indefinite
supply of the most delicious Soda Water. at a
cost of only about
THREE OR FOUR GENTS PER GALLON!
The risk and expense of Copper Fountains are
not incurred, and few moments only are re-
quired to prepare the water. But little ice is
needed to keep the fountain SO cool US to render
it unnecessary to use any in glasses. The two
ingredients used are dissolved in seperate stone
jars and are forced by action of simple pump,
in equal quantities into lined castiron gasome-
ter, where they become instantly united and the
i,Soda is formed. No copper or brass comes in
contact with any fthe ingredients. No Mineral
Water can be more delightful than that mana
featured 10y this process and whilst it is, perhaps
purer than any other, it has oil the requisite
pungency.
No manufacturer Of Soda Water who once
uses the Van-Alen Fountain, can be induced to
resort to any other process of manufacture: as
evidence OF this see accompanying testimonials
The above cut represents this whole apparatus
in its simplest form but they will be manuiactur-
ed IN many ornamental sty les to suit the taste Of
purchasers. It's not at all likely to get out of
order. because pf its great simplicity apd dura-
bility besides being So portable as to be handled
with case, rendering il peculiarly valuable for
pIC.NlCS and other RURAL FESTIVALS.
This itrle contrivancs can be made attractive
! 60 the eye, no less thaS profitable TO the pocket.
No VILLAGE or CITY DRUG STORE or
CONFECTI9NER should he without one of
these
HEALTH.GIVINGF FOUNTAINS,
! Nor can owners of large FACTORIES do q
better thing than to have one, to refresh their
operatives during the hot summer months
They can be introduced into private families to
great advantage, as the expense is trilling-
| i he ingredients used are to be had i'll uny Drug
Store, and recipe for preparing syrupS tv flavor
the Soda Water, will accompany each Fountain
The whole apparatus occhpies but small space
not more Than an ordinary sized wash stand
and can be used on the corner of street a.
we'll as indoors. A full sized one can be seen
at "The American Trades Company's Office.
! PRICE-From $50 to $50, acco ding 10 sz,
and finish. They can be shipped to any par
of the United States or Canadas at an expense
Of j. or So for boxing, and orders will be iiet
promptly by Express or otherwise.
ADDRESS, GALLAHER'S
Purchasing Bureau,
81 LIBERTY STREET n. Y
orH. b. MASSER, Sunbury; Pa.
New York May, 81. lS59.-u
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NEEy
8 . OF A NJ ID S K O &C
SToRE-
EAMES BEARD having returned from Phil
~ adel phia with the latest and most fashionable
styles of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
would invite his numerous friends and the public
generally, to call at his store in MARKET
SQUARE, one door east of the Post Office,
where he will be happy to exhibit his general
assortment of goods.
His goods consists of 6enileman's Boots
Shoes, CALI Skin, Morocco, Patent Leather,
and Slippers, Patent Leather, Morocco,
Calf Caters Of all description
Ladies Shoes Of every description and style,
such as Caters, Low Boots, Slippers, Bus
kins, &c.
Misses Shoes, Boots, Caters and slippers OF
every description and style and material.
Boys Shoes, Boots Caters, &c, Of every de-
scription of style and material.
Youths and Chldren's Shoes, Boots, Gaitcrs
slippers, &c, Of every description and
stylej &c.
ALSO A general assortment Of HATS and
CAPS.
II of which he will sell low for CASH o.
Country Produce. His motto is "beller quiel
si&pence than slow shilling"
JAMES BEARD.
Sunbury, May n, is5e.-n
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EMPIRE SPRING.
The water of the Empire Spring i. bottled
with the utmost care, and packed in strong
boxes, suitable for expectation, by the subscri.
beTs.
The Corks Of all genuine Empire Water are
branded, "EMPlKE SPRING"
g. w. WESTON & co.
Orders may be addressed to the P5oprietors,
G. w. Weston i Co., Saratoga Springs, \. Y,
or at their
DEPOT. 40 BROApWAY,
Near Canal Street, New York
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If you want
If you want
If you want
II you want
Ready Made Clothing
Ready Made Clothing
Ready Made Clothing
Ready Made Clothing
Very Cheap and Good,
Very Cheap and Good,
Very Cheap and Good.
Very Cheap and Good.
Go 10 Bright & Son,
Go to Bright & Son,
Go to Bright Il Son.
Go to Bright & Son,
sunbury, June ! /, ls5s.-tf
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Empire Spring, BY r. ,. Alien, b. d., a
Resiient Physicfan, Saratoga Springs.
This fountain has more than answered the
expectations of its friends; as sewerage, our
inhabitants who have drank II daily fer ssverst
years past, Cannot be .ndaced 10 make a sa5ais
tute Of any other sring.
As cathariie and Alternative, nay past expert
ence coinpels me 10 say, that in my opinion II
has no superior here or elsewhere. Its eAemP-
ton from clay. and the small relative quantities
Of iron which enter lis composition render II oRs
of the hestI not the very best mineral water for
commercial purposes; while its ability to with
stand the trying ibflucnres Of warm climates and
voyages, make Is very desirable water ior
bot,ling purposes,
These properties, together with the gentle
manly care Of lis present Poprietors, have given
IL circulation and use abroad which has hereto
fore been unprecedented in the history Of sele-
| brated mineral waters.
May, 1857. Il. L. ALLEN, NJ ID:
For sale by Il. B. MAssER.
! April sa, 1889. Sunbury, Pa.
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SARATOGA WATER.

Analysis Of Empire Spring.
The Analysis Of the Empire Water, by Prof
Emlaons, is as follows;
Chlorade OF Sodium, $50 69s
BioaIbonate of Lime, l,s24
Bicarbonate of Magnesia, A. ,9a4
Ricsrbcnaie of Ssda, S0S4S
Hydriodate of Soda or Iodine, 10000
Bca, Donate Of Iron, a trace, 900
Solid contents in { gallon, 496,352
Specific gravity, l,oS9
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Hats and Caps,
Hats and Gaps,
Hats and Caps.
Hats and Cape.
Handsome and Durable,
Handsome and Durable,
Handsome and Durable,
Handsome and Durable,
The very latest style,
The very latest styles,
The very latest styles.
The very lItest styles.
At low prices,
At low prices,
At low prices,
At low prices,
blight 81 Son,
Bright & Son,
Bright & Sen,
Bright & Son.
Sunbury, June II l659.-n
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FLOUR AND FEED.

I LOU4S I'M u 7 ELU'
a. o. HAVEN has constantly on hand a
" large and full supply of FLOUR and
FEED, which be will sell at as low, or lower
profits, than any place in this Market. Those
wanting flour will find it an object to call at the
Wholesale and Retail Flour Store before purcha-
sing elsewhere. Being thankful for past favors,
asks q continuance Of the same.
G. o. HAVEN.
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CAUTION! CAUTION ! !

A LII Railroad Companies, or any person or
N persons, are hereby notified and cautioned
that |, the undersigned, claim to be the owner
of an equal, undivided, third part of all that
certain invention lately patented to Jacob Young
man, Of Sunbury, Pennsy ylvania; being an i'm
proved RAILROAD SWITCH, and that all
Railroad Companies and every person or persons
buying, vending, or using said Switch, SO as
aforesaid patented, will be held accountable to
me for all such acts, use, damage, or other mat
tiers, which shall he entitled to, according to
law LEONARD J. WRIGHT.
Sunbury, June 4th, ls59.-3t
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Notice to the Tax-Payers.

~ Office is hereby given to the taxpayers Of
~ Northumberland county that all those paw
ing their State Tax on or before the Goth day o.
July next, will be allowed an abatement of Eve
per cent.
And also to the delinquent collectors Of said
county. that we, the undersigned. want them to
settle of the duplicates in their hands on or be-
fore the next August Court, without fail. We
intend this to be the last Roties given In the
newspapers
FREDERICK HAAS
SAMUEL ENT. Csmrs
JOSEPH EvERITr.
sunbary. June II, 1885,.