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ESTATE of fCbristils, Saessnev

Estate Of Christian SaessneJ',
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
IN tration having been granted to the un
on tho estate of Christian Messner las
Mahonoy township, Northumberland cou
deceased. All persons indebted TO sail
requested to make immediate payment,
having claims to present them for sctiicm,
JOSEPH SPOTS.
Lower Mahonoy twp. Aug 3. 1857.
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J. .. JAMES,
AT LAW, SCNBUI

ATTORNEY AT LAW, SUNBURY, PA.
Oilicc-Market street, doors west of the railroad
lately used as Post Office.
VIII attend promptly 10 tho collection of claims
and other professional business intrusted TO his care
in northumberland and adjoining counties.
August 10. 1867
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pIseoLuTIoN or pARTNnnsHIp

THE partnership heretofore existing between I.
W Frilng and III. Y. Frillng, under the firm name
OF j. W. Friing Son, has this day been dissolved
Tho business will be continued by H. Y. FriliDg
at tho old stand, the Mammoth Store where he will
be pleased to see all who may favor him with call
J. w. FRILING,
Ii. Y. FRILING
Sunbury, Augustl. 1887
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SARSAPARILLA, MINERAL WATER,
- PORTER AND ALE.

fTlHE subscribers having located bottling estab
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Sunbury respectfully inform the citizens of this and
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The citizens of Sunbury and vicinity will find it to
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Orders are respectfully solicited which will receive
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Address, DROBST ROTE,
august IL, lS67.-6m Sunbury Pa.
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OF the HedilerT3n
Indeed, the famt
ZINGAUI BIZ
soon spread over
and was adopted
principal Physic
charge Of the hos
the old world, in
Is still nrcil with
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THE GREAT
ZINGARI BIF'TE

The component parts Of this remarkable pre-
were fret discovered, compounded and dis
some twenty years ago, by DIR. CuRoPsus, :
brated Egyptian Physician. Thousands Of
ing countrymcn were restored TO health, as vel
numbers OF the Inhabitants Of Nuba and A
and Of the countries bordering upon the South
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm Of J w
"A Friling Bon will please call and settle without
delay.
j W. FRILING SON.
August LIST, 1867.
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The t.csliGis suiyrs.~iss
S....A nn.LNAhn-.. ".

The t-chiais EUiyrs.riss
SOath bethlehem, Pa,
FOUNDED and endowed by Hon. Asa 7
The second year opens Sertenber ist, 70
in the lst and I'd classes, and in the special
ENGINEERING Owl, MoehRnicni M,
and of ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY.
examined from The 10Th to the G9th Of Al,
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August J, 1867 i'm
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TORRINGTON & H0DGK1Ns
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UNION REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CON
VENTION

vENTION.
The Union Republican Voters Of Northumberland
County, and all others opposed to Southern rebels
which they attempted to destroy during the resent
Rebellion, are respectfully requested to assemble In
their respective election districts throughout the
county on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER fth, 1857
between the hours of and 8 o'clock P. M, and
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triot 10 represent them in the County Convention te
be held In the Court House, in the Borough Of Sun
bury, on MONDAY, September 9th, 1867, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating ticke
TO be presented to the voters of Northumberland
county at tho ensuing election.
EMIL. WII.VERT,
chairman County Committee.
n G. HANNA, Secretary.
Sunbury, August Is, 1857
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ny O U r z
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q III r | N E r. S NDIA N
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no U Us MIX T U r E.
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Satedifat.
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~
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