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ENOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c,.-Avsr,s a.,
IL Pecoral, WIsiars Balsam Wild Cherry Tyler 81!
up Gum ArObe, Browns Troches Brvan's Prime; W.
fers, Mrs Hollis Cough Syrup Wistars Lozengers "S
PEscUDs Drug Store
DURE COD LIVER OIL.-smns, Rrsh.o.,
u and Hazard Caswels Medicated Cod Liver OH
At PGSCUDS.
EHOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS-TrvF .tor,,1
fantile Cordial Dalbys Carminalive Yaipeanx' R
edy, Jaynas Carmnative, Mrs Winslow SU6,bin% S s
Pescuds Diarrhea Cordial ANY OF which kinds @ Gp'
serveoly popular, and for sale
At PEsCUDS.
GHEROKEE REMEDY.-Thorn's Extract cD
~ bebs and COpiaba, Tarrants Extract Cubebs and a.
p aba, and Capsules of all kinds,
At lEsCUDs Drug Store.
TOILET ARTICLES.-For all who love q fill
II and dxuriant growth of hair they must try Inc I'll
lowing Resforatives :-EzekiaPs Wopd's Mrs AIsn's
Pha'ons. Barrys TrcOphOrus Katharon Cocaine C,cin
Ess Bay Leaves, Jaynes' Hair Tunic-and an ndsints
variety of Pomades Balsams and Oils of Foreign and
American manufacture. at
PEsCUDS Drug Store.
assortment of Cosmetics, Perfumery Soaps Brushes
Toilet Extracts Congnes and Toilet Articles of all kinds
At PESCUDS.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW & WORTH
- trying. viz:-Phaon's Snow White Oriental Cream
for identifying the complexion
For sale at
PESCUDS Drug Store
LIVERY LADY WHO DESIRES A PRO.
fusion OF Curls at trifing Of time money!
and no injury 10 her hair should send PESCUDS for
Box of Arnod's Patent Hair Curriers' Price 80 cents
Raleigh, N. C., Oct. 9, 1850, 7y-tf
~ Register copy.
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GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.

A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.
SOME FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR EXCELLENT
- tOwnsman, NAPHTALI EZEKIEL, informed us that he
had prepared hair reSorer with which he was exper-
menting upon his head whose top entirely bald
We saw him two days since, and the place bald
months since fine crop of hair has sprung up with Wig
growth So convinced Mr. EZEKIEL of the etca-
cy of his discovery, that he has named it
"The InfalIibIe Virginia Hair Restorer.n
Mr. E. is about going into extensive manufacture of an
article which is destined to prove of anxious
bald pated friends.-Frona Richmond Enquirer Decn67
l2H 1859.
This famous article now be had of the priucipal
Druggists. Those persons who desire fine head of hair
have only to the restorer according printed drec
tOns the bottle Those who have any of its eff
cacy have them removed in a short time by using the
INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER proving
that il is all that it is claimed TO be.
Wholesale depot for ORDERS SO Main Street.
n. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND, November IA, 1859.
l. N. EZEKIEL take oath the Holy Bible that have
been bald for the past ~ years. and have restored hair
by using EZEKlELS VIRGINIA HAIR REST0RER.
NAPHrALI EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Naphtal Ezekiel.
JOSEPH MAYO.
Mayor of Richmond.
P. F PESCUD,
Raleigh, N. C..
January &c. 1860. 3-w&swly.
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The UNBURIED DEAD OF SYRIA.-Our Syrian cor
respondent writes that more than ten thousand hu-
man bodies still lie upon the side of Mount Hermon,
in full view from the Sea of Galilee ard the Mediter
ranean, upon the plains of Sdon, the ancient Phoe-
nica, blackening in the sun; and their blood still
cries out to heaven for vengeance 1t is Oriental
custom to leave the murdered dead unburied until
justice has been satisfied, and although in Syria the
effect of the climate upon dead body requires its
burial within twenty four hours of the departure of
the spirit from its earthly tenement these bodies
have remained unburied and in a complete state of
preservation In the court yards of the palaces in
the barracks and wherever the Christian has fallen,
there lies the body now, still awaiting the vengeance
of Heaven upon the oppressors and the slayers of
the Christians of Mount Lebanon.-Boston TTau
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TO THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS OF
VIRGINIA & NORTH CAROLINA,
FOWLE Il CO.'S
SOLUBLE PHOSPIIATED PERUVIAN GUANO,
BEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST PERMANENT

SOLUBLE PHOSPHATED PERUVIAN GUANO,
TIE BEST, CHEAPEST PERMANENT
FERTILIZER
YET OFFERED TO THE AGRICULrURISTS.
ENDORSED by DIR. r. H. Staber, of Alexandria Va
Ia and Prof Campbell Morit, of New York. of the
most eminent Chemists of the United States the only
combination of Phosphate and Annotated GUANOS yet
offered in really soluble form. 1t is CONFUSED of No
Peruvian and Sombrero GUANOS, of our own importa-
ton from the Chnchs and SOmbrerO Islands, and warrant
ed free from all impurities has been severely tested BY
many of the most successful and intelligent farmers both
in Virginia and Maryland side by side with Peruvian Qua
and its superiority alone fully proved being per
cent cheaper The Sombrero Guano before being added
to the Peruvian is rendered Immediately soluble, BY
process but recently discovered and peculiarly own
The value OF Peruvian Guano combined with this Super
Phosphate, hardly be overestimated important
constituent supplied by the SombrerO which the Peru
Wan does not in high degree when used alone
Price $50 per ton of 1000 pounds.
To those who prefer it, will be prepared furnish
No Peruvian and Sombrero GuanO direct from the Is
land. Also, Columbian, Mexican. and African Guanos
FOWLE IL CO.,
Alexadria, Va.
HILL NORFLEET
Sole Agents at Richmond, Va.
August ], 1861 3l-w&sw4m.
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A SITUATION WANTED.

A SITUATION WANTED,
YVNHE UNDERSIGNED, WHO is A GRADUATE OF
Il Randolph Macon College desires situation as
teacher Address,
T. ]. OVERBEY
Youug's Roads, Granville N. c.
September 4, 1860. 7l-6tpd.
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SOLICITORS, BLANKS.

VNHE FOLLOWING BLANK FORMS OF INDICT-
ments just printed and for sale at the Standard Office
to wit: 80,
Retailing without License,
Assault and Battery,
ARRAY,
Selling Liquor to u Slave,
Trading with Slaves,
Cohabiting with Slave,
Fornication and Adultery,
Carrying Firearms, &C.
Price 81 per quire. ~. All blanks not hand, printed
20 order g.
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BAILEY TROUPE.
TUNHIS POPULAR COMPANY ARE NOW
u giving SERIES OF ENTERTAINMENTS in their

PAVILION TENT IN THIS CITY,
Consisting of
New Songs, Fancy Dances, Comedies. Dramas,
Farces, Negro Melodies, and Disolving
Views.
% Cents.
Doors open at o'clock to commence 4 before 3.
Raleigh N. c., Oct. ., 1860. 79-2t.
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The newspaper organ of the Sandman govern
ment, speaking for Victor Emanuel, says:
"The intelligence from Naples has produced the
most agreeable sensation in Turin. The nominal
ton Of the Ministers Piancli Scialoga and Cozens,
all well known here, have been applauded. The
handing over the fleet and the arsenal TO Admiral
Persano, of the Sandman navy, is also a most i'm
portant fact 1t is The most significant of ALL being
a most eloquent reply to the insinuations of those
who talked of misunderstanding between Garibaldi
and our government Agreed on the end, they
could not but be so as to the means Besides, Gen
eral Garibaldi was acquainted with the views of our
government, and with the policy that prudence
counSeed him to follow.
Count dc Cavour is said in a confidential letter,
to have testified to him the confidence he felt in
him, and his desire that they should cooperate to-
gether for the triumph of the national cause. The
first acts of General Garibald at Naples prove that
he has rightly judged the situation and wants of the
country. Twenty-Five millions of Italians adopt the
same programme, accept the same principle hail
the same sovereign. 1t now depends on the wisdom,
the foresight and the energy of the government to
constitute the nation to organize its forces and to
direct its movements. The fate of Italy is wholly
in the hands of Italians"
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1860.
NoRTH.CARoLINA STATE FAIR.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
who desire exhibit articles at the Fair of the State
Agricultural Society, TO in this City TUES
DAY the 18th of October that they will direct all Articles
for exhibition TO the of JOHN R. HARRISON, ESQ.,,
who has been duly appointed by the Executive Committee
to receive Articles intended for exhibition the Depot
and convey them to the Fair Grounds All Articles for
exhibition should be at the Depot in this City by MON
DAY, the 18th instant.
Mr. p. F. PESCUD and Dr. L. s. PERRY have been
appointed Committee of Reception TO provide accOmmo-
dations for visitors.
WILSON W. WHITAKER, Secty.
October 2, 1860. 7s-td.
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"ORDS AND MUSIC OF ONE HUNDRED
w Comic Songs, 80 One Hundred Songs of
Scotland, so cents One Hundred Songs of ireland,
Published by OLIVER DiTsON CO,
277 Washington Street, Boston
Sept. %, 1860. 7s-lt
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NOTICE..

a PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE NEXT
N Legislature Of Orth-Caroliua for law prohibiting
the sale of intoxicating liquors the town of Haywood
Chatham county, N. c. and within miles and half of
the corporate limits of the same
September 25, 1860. film
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STEAMER LINE BEwEEN New York AND MoREHEAD
CrTY.-The attention of the public is invited to the
advertisement of "Murrays Line" by which it will
be that the screw steamer Victoria, will leave
New York on the LIST October for Morehcad City,
and will clear from Morehead City on the 9th Octo-
Der for New York and will continue to make three
trips month. We believe that this is entirely a
New York enterprise but we wish it success never
theless. If our own people will not invest in enter
prises which would tend to build up the country
and at the same time pay large profits we shall
always Se ready to welcome those who will ~
Geo. w. Dill, Esq, young gentleman of fine
business talents is agent for the steamer at More
head City, and will attend promptly to all business
connected with the same at that place.-ProgreSs
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IENHE MOST SPLENDID AND DEsIR.BL

4hoSA AMI DESIRABLE
u assortment Of Cosmetics Perfumery Soaps Brushes
Toilet Extracts COngnes and Toilet Articles of all kinds
is now on exhibition, and will be sold very cheap
At pESCIDS
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young Charlestonian on his way to Baltimore,
between Wilmington and Weldon, N C., states that
a vote was taken on the cars Thursday, goth inst,
for President which resulted as follows: Breckin-
ridge SO, Bell II, Douglas 8.
On the down train Of the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road on the 10Th inst, the vote was taken of the
passengers, with respect to the candidates for the
Presidency and Vcie Presidency, with the following
ing result:
Breckenridge and Lane 81
Bell and Everett IL
Douglas and johnson Q
Non.voter
The following is the Presidential vote taken on
the steamer Huntsville, on her voyage to Savannah ::
Breckenridge and Lane %
Douglas and johnson 10
Bell and Everett 8
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-10

DEATH OF "GRIzzbY" ADAMs.--A brief
despatch informs US that John U. Adams, OF
California, of grizzly bear notoriety, died at
Neponset, Rhode Island, Friday morning.
he was remarkable man, this Grizzly
Adams" as hs was familisrly called, though
he shared that sOubrieguft with those Of "Old
Adams" and "The Wild Yankee" lie was
bo.n on the confines of Maine, 80 far east
that it used to be popularity said that the 10.
haoitan;s had solemn duty TO perform for the
rest oil the American world, in winding the
sun up every morning with q windlaSs.-
foung Adams was born in May 1905. under
D pine tree, while his father was telling toe
timber and bulldog log hut for toe recep.
lion oil his mother, who predicted that, from
tue very circumstances Of his birth, the child
~oula be 10 love with wild life, aud find
happiness ouly away from the haunts of ciyi.
liZation. " WV
10 lS4S Adams Joined the great srmv o,
goia,hunters who left the Atlantic states for
the Pacific coast. aud for the ten yasr. fol.
lowing passed bis time as a hunter amono
the forests and mountains of California =
Here be had numerous startling adysntur..
With the wild beasts who Inhabited the conn
try, and, tanning a number Of bears, brough,
them to San Francisco, and was subssonsn,
ly engaged to exhibit them In this civ h,
Nixon aud Barnum =
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-10

TIE EApgRoR NAPOLEON AND TIE AaERI-
CAN MIsIsTER.-Tne Paris correspondent of
the New York Times writes that the meri.
can Minister to Paris Mr. Faulkner) was
recently summoned to the palace Of st.
Cloud TO deliver into the hands OF bis majesty
the letter OF recall OF the Count de Sartiges
as Minister at Washington. This ceremony
where ministers only are concerned, is usually
performed With the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs but the Emperor desired no doubt
10 show special attention on this occasion
to the agent OF the United States. Iu this
interview Mr.. Faulkner was retained long
time in friendly conversation with his NJ ajesty
in which tho latter displayed that wonderful
general knowledge of affairs all over the
world, for which be is remarkable and re-
called, in its details, with many expressions of
delight, his visit TO the Uaited States he
spoke OF his astopshment at the wonderful
activity of New York, utter arriving from
sluggish Europe. lie referred at length to
the wur-iears Of England, and denounced
those fears as the greatest absurdity. He
had not now and never bad thought Of pro.
yoking war with England. His pride and
ambition was 10 elevate France to u high
position of commercial and agricultural pros
perty, and he could best accomplish this by
remaining the friend and ally Of EDgland.-
To suppose that be would 60 to war with
England for revenge was small compliment
to his craftsmanship. The Emperor was
warm in his expressions Of friendship to the
people Of the Cuited States, and promised
his good will in the conclusion O. new com.
merclal treaty.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-10

DIMENSIONS OF TIE PRINCIPAL EUROPEAN
CnuRoHEs.--Tbe Roman Advertiser, 10 an
article complied to show the imposslbillty OF
ST. Peters at Rome being ever crowded.
gives some curious statistics Of the eompara-
tive capacity Of the most celebrated churches
in Europe, We add o column, exhibiting
the number Of square yards "Those who
attended at ST. Peters during the august
ceremonies Of Christmas day might have
imagined that temple, 10 all parts open to
the public during the function. as much
crowded as possible. To chow the impossi-
bilty Of ST. Peters being over crowded, we
annex the following statistics OF its capabili.
ties, as compared with other great churches,
allowing four persons to everv quadrate meter
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-10
No. ~ NOyEMBER TrRM ,sc

Uui;.,, ,..- ''
onto, oe an. ,..,, ,u;,i - am . Ssfvis' Exc
Sh;nna, Jaca...i - en. OF hdrman
man uidow =, Ia J. susan ohiP
d,usb,e, os s,id ,aaa..I asS "sry oai'"
bau sa,v;s -. ~. a', no, husband Aoro
We;ser Jocesssd r,o 80 auu Is"u :" hyo,s
aece,sod snd Jal, ~: Th " sa'u
Weiser son. q, s,;a 1T wa;soa s .n'',
and William sh;nms, sor 81 Ia d.ss.sS >,
heirs and legsl renr...n,a,;.as aS .s;s II. =.
Shippan. decease1 ,e,re-,.ro,,,s
Nohi NJ VI kbAND COUNTY, SS.
The Commonwealth of Pennsy lyania to the
sheriff Of Northumberland county, GREyr,sG
Whereas. William Sh;nn., ,la;r,;fr i.,.,,
r.. 81 in opr Com, of t,n1r,nor pI,.. e., II,
county ofore said. before ,he Jrd-s. of ,I. -
Cnurt At sr,burv IN mi, ooJ T. os al :.
the wear Of our Lord one ,hous,nd s;ab, b,,,'i,aa
and 6I,y.nine, be tho iudgmcn, % Tho s.,oa
Court. iid recove, ogoinSt Sh,ab.r, ST., ar
ecuto, of the last will ond ,ss,amnn, AZ H.,
Shipman. deceased. as we'll onJ rs,to;n JaL, ~
one hundred and o,,,s; \, - -
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To Persons Out of Employment.
AGENTS WANTED,

IN every county of the United States to engage
in the sale of some of the hest and most ele
gantly illustrated Works published.
Our publications. of the most interesting
character, adapted TO the wants of the Farmer,
Mechanic and Merchant; they are published in
the best style and hornd in the most substantial
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To men OF enterprise and industrious habits
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Persons desiring TO act as agents will receive
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addressing
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No. 224 North Second Street, Philadelphis.
October 81, 1860.
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Registers Notice.


NOTICE is hereby given to all legatces. credi-
= v tors and other persons interested III the fol-
lowing named estates, that the Executors, Ad.
minislrators and Guardians of the same have
filed their accounts with the Register of Nor
cumberland county, and that the same will be
presented 10 the Orphans Court of said county
on Tuesday, the 9Th day of November next in
the forenoon of that day, for confirmation, to wit
Brosious George, deceased, settled by his
Administrative Catharine Brosous.
, Campbell Jacob, deceased, settled by his ex
ecutor jeremiah Deeter
3 Gest Christiana, deceased, settled BY her
administrator, Peter Geist.
Hover Isaac Harvey, settled by the EIecu'
ors of John +. Dentler, deceased, late his Guar.
dian.
S iiilgert Philip, deceased, settled by his ad.
minisirator Philip w. Hilger.
HolShue Bonneville, deceased, minor chill.
dren of, by their Guardian George NJ. Hepler.
Kline Charles D., settled by James Cameron
late his guardian.
Kramer Gideon, deceased, by his Executor
Jacob Wagnor.
David Miller, settled by his administrators
Solomon and Hiram Miller.
10 Rebock Catharne, settled by her Execu.
tor jacob Wagner.
IL Tschopp John, settled by I. II. Ressler,
Trustee, &c.
IL Wetzel Solomon, settled bv his admins
tIator Michael Lenker.
l3 Zimmerman George, settled by his sur
yivng administrator Solomon Stroh.
J.B. MASSER, Register.
Registers Office,
Sunhury, Oct. l3, 1860.
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CuRE ToR BURss.-The Gazette Medi.
cate" Of France says that. by an accident,
charcoal hos been discovered to DO cure for
burns. BY laying piece OF cold charcoal
upon burn, the pain subsidies immediately.
BY leaving the charcoal oa ooe hoer, the
wound ia healed, as has been demonstrated on
several occasions. The remedy is cheap end
slmplv, and certai1ly desa yes d trial.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-10

The mans name who WAS killed AZ Wa.
sontosn on Tuesday night of last week. was
Kistner. brother OF Peter Kistner, living ne,,
Muney Hills. He left Watsoutown uuds,
the iuaueuce OF liquor. and getting fast iu !
cattle guard ou the railroad a night train rsr
over him. completely severing QUE Of his 10 q,
from bis body. ~ 49, e,. l,'..os oatil NOR
ing. when be ", ,,i 49, - 80, nedi.,si
expired npou tr,es it",",'. i! foau,
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Office cfhe Clerk Of the Orphans Court Of
Northumberland County;


Northumberland County;
N Office is hereby given that appraisements
~ of real and personal property have been
made to the widows, respectively, Of the follow
ing named decedents, agreeably to the Acts of
Assembly in such case made and provided
Bingaman Jacob late of Lower Mahonoy
township, deceased.
Dunkleherger Hiram, deceased.
Kreilich Jacob, late Of Upper Augusta twp,
deceased,
Keyser Samuel, late Of Chillisquaque town
ship. deceased.
Ooaks james, late of Delaware township.
deceased.
Riddle Charles W.. late Of the borough Of
MeEwensyille.
z Ritter Thomas ", late Of the borough Of
Turbutville, deceased
8 shankweiler Andrew, deceased.
And that the same will be presented to the
Orphans Court for approval on Tuesday, the
l3ih day of November next, unless exceptions
thereto be filed before that day.
j.. b. MASSER, Clk, 0. G.
Sunbury, Oct. l7tb 1860.
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forsiga Wslps,
Arrival Of the Steamers Adriatic and
Prince Albert.

The austrian Charter Great Concessions to
Hungcry-7Re Emperor to be Crowned
King Of Hungary--7he Warsaw Confe.
rence-1rou6ie 6stpeen Sardinia and Rus.
sia.
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FREEBURG ACADEMY.

FREEBURG ACADEMY.
vTNHE FALL TERM Of the present year was
u opened on Tuesday, the 10th of October
ult.
Board of Instructors
Rev. J. X. Millet. Principal. and Instructor IN
Ancient Languages and English.
Literature.
n. s. Boyer. Associate and Instructor in Maih-
mstcs, Natural Sciences, Book Keeping, &C.
A Assisted by able and experienced teachers.
The course of Instruction embraces all the
branches usually taught in Primary, Academical
and Classical Departments.
The government of this Institution is mild,
but firm, and all students are required TO be
digent and obedient.
Expenses.
Boarding, room with furniture, per
week, 81, 30 to i .75
Tuition per Quarter, S2,o0 $T)0
Drawing, Painting, Music, French, Practical
Surveying, &c, extra.
Students admitted at any time during the
Quarter.
For further particulars, address,
]. X MIl.LET,
Freeburg, Snyder county, Pa.
Freeburg, November 3. 1860.
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TWO USES AND LOT
Private Sale.

T>HE undersigned offers at private sale, Lot
4 Of Ground, situate in Fawn street, nearly
opposite the Baptist Church, Sunbury, Pa,
whereon are erected large Log House weather.
boarded, and large new Frame House, good
stable and othSr outbuildings, extra choice fruit
on the lot.
The property will be sold on very reasonable
terms. Apply to
MICHAEL FELTZINGER
Sunbury, November 3, ls6O.-3t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
z S hereby given to the different Tax Collectors
Of Northumberland county, that unless the
duplicates previous to the year lsG0 are settled
by the November Court next, their bonds will be
placed in the hands OF the Attorney of the Coun-
ty for immediate collection. The funds of the
county are in such condition, that no longer in-
dugence can be granted.
JOSEPH EVERITT,
PHILIP CLARK,
Commissioner Office, Commissioners.