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Public Sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
Of Norhumbt rland County, will lie expo ed to sale
by public vendue or outcry. on
Monday, The 18Th day Of October neri,
al the Court House in the Borough of sunhury, a
certain Island in Tie River Slsguchannl, in Angus
ia Township, Northumberland county. c'niaiuiig
ten acres N re or less, late The estate Of Jacob
SeashnI'z, deed.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock of said DAY,
when the conditions viii te made known by Fre-
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said d,crdent. JOHN G. YOUNGMAN,
Sunbury, Aug. 30. CIR. o. C..
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JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SILK SO.
ClErY, AND RURAL ECONOM ST.


JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SILK So
CIErY, AND RURAL ECONOMIST.
EDIrEB NY GIDEON n. SMITH.
THIS Journal was established by the American
Silk Socie,y, for the purpose of aiu'ing practical
information on the cuLrUnE OF SILK in he United
States. IT has now been published one year, and
may be 'nsid,red a work Of standard ch iracer.
The first years publ caion comprising the frs
vo,umr, contaies n mass Of valuable inioi mstioi,
and it will be the o CT of the editor to make
The second equal in all respects, if not superior, TO
the first. The important fact is now esta lshrd be-
yond any question, that the people OF the United
States can make silk cuEArEH and BErrEH than
any other nation upon earih. Ii has been proved
by unimpeachalle testimony, that the entire cost
Of producing silk ready f,r ma ke does no, exceed
TWO DOLLARS AND TWENTY FIVE CENTS
rovsp. and its lowest value is PouR DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS; alsn, that ONE ACRE Of ground plant
ed in morus mullicaus, will produce the first year
the trees ale planted, PoURrr-nsur rounds OF
sILK leaving clear profit 10 the producer of ONE
nusDREp ASD EIGHT DOLLARS Il has also been
proved that the chilI and 6males # any firmtr's
firmly can with the create posstl; ease, produce
from fifty TO a hundred p'unds Of silk every yeu
without any cost whatever TO the expenses OF the
farm af er The planted; md Iher FORE that
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sy from S225 10 s4SO. WIN these tacts we sub
m to INTEL gent people weiher it is moi great
and important object for Them TO introduce the tul
ture OF silk in every farmers family in the Uniol
To enable all our farmers Ia make 81 k. the 'JouR
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LIST OF CAUSES

EYOR rial in the Court Of Common Pleas Of
n Northumberland County, to I've held at SUI.
InTy, on the first Monday OF November next, being
the I'd.
Joseph Trego VS. Marn 4. Stock,
2 George Welshsnse Vi Thomas Allen,
3 Christ Il Nesbit vs. Jackson NesliL
4 George Lawrence v. K. H. Hammond,
S Henry w. Snyder VS. Wili.m MCary,
Adam Shi-ler VS. Solomon Dun kleberger
Hamer for Roush vs. Solomon Menss,,
Kirkpalick & Son vs. G. Leisenrng,
Q DIR. VIM. Henderson vs. Henry Br WI,
10 Same Shipnan az Greenough
IL WIN. L. Brady Thomas Giants adn's.
IL Christian Hecker VS. Frederick li,cker,
I3E. Y. Bright vs. j. &. b. Nourse.
Ia Hugh BE las vs. Wm. M'CaHy ct a.,
rs Joseph Goss VS. DIR. Robert Phillips,
10 James Hilbourne vs. Dennis Wafer,
II Peter K,ffer VS. h,nTy BardsheT,
ls Michael M'Cabs VS. J.J. Caul ct ST.,
10 WIN. A. Lloyd VS. VIM. Forsy,he,
20 John A. Lloyd vs JIm Lte,
2l Filbed's admir-. VS. John Fi,bert
2a Wm. A. Lloyd for
John A. Lloyd vs. VIM WiIson, jr.
% Henry Flick vs. II. l.. Diciienhauci,
"a Com'th Of Pcnn'a vs Weaver, Lloyd and Ro-
bins,
25 John Dunkle VS. Robert Mack
26 Milton Borough VS. jacob WheelaGd,
27Groyes for Hart x Go vs. John Leisenriug,
2s Joseph Marp,e's ex'r VS. john X fer e, al,
20 Porter for Yoxtheimer vi Thomas Cowan,
80 Peter Wary VS. John II. Purly & Co.
SAMUEL d. JORDAN, Profy
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LAST NOTICE.

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"a er and Thompson, are her.by notified TO cal
aud settle their accounts, they will be iei In the
hands of Justice for collection, without reeci 10
persons. SAMUEL THATCHER,
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
or The books will remain in my hands until
the 3lst OF October next.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
sunbuy, Sept l9.-5w
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HNOR Trial in the Court of Common Pleas Of
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23
SHERMAN'S INDICATED
I,O/ENGFS.

COUGH LOZENGEs for Coughs, Colds. As,hns, wheo
" ping Cough ghness Of the Chcs ard Consumption
snted superior all other remedies they quicker aud
Worm LoZENGEs f.r destroying worms that never
fail Overt eco boxes have been cold and no instance has
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
We srmans Nedeated Loxenges to read
aud best medicine hav. tried
His g Of distressing cough IN ese day
and his Worm have used children with
uniform success Evening Star.
The Imau Of Musea have By this time the
Of medcated sent h by Dr. Sherman OF
Ne~ York II his hghnes. should be 2. speedily cured by
them have beer, he Will undoubtedly make the Doctor
prInc.y reward whle only essad for the bens 1T
have received, hearty CONNIE ndstioa-t sshingon
Globe.
We know Of better cough medicine than Dr. sherman
Cough Loxenge they and pleasant that IL
almost spleure to be sick, to be thus ~reesbiy dossd
-ISun.
Brooklyn MO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23
(Copy right securely

Copy right securely go,
"A link Of unE other re nedis rhen ass9iis his
frasn., than those Vhich Gle aud piuUy. q.
The BRANDRETH PILLS cleanse and purify and cannot
njure. The weak become strene while hey arc W.
may bark any "tonies" what th.is effect They
bind the disease the humor IN the sody which uit,
stately become quantity that apoplexy or I~rysn
the result the then finds tso ale his How
the VII
Tviny ne body with Drsndreths ri,vts sdopted -,
that toucasf0nt of all human know dye, las
doubt that this celebrated medicine and the hui
body naturally pted Que for the ~ h. ara
the solids made and renewed from the nuids be sareiy
evacuated altered and completely fegenrstd and Ia manner
simple AS to give every day ease aud pleasure ,
that hundreds thousands have
diseases b. the OF these Pills alone IL
the diseases by Let the shct
with pain whether OF internal external origin give
sy for any further persuasion a.rw ards he sure to
tuus IL until eecd which will be
much ,onrr than could be expected. . -
BranJreths Pills less cure tha, prevention OF ds
When feel dull pain in the head back sideweay
the least exeron-it then ought TO take dose OF these
Pills This will always have good eject, because ~ 10 I'm.
possible be the body without the presence OF
hunors which produce only by their being fOrc.d
out with purging that health can be restored.
Let recommend two Iii gsnerer be t and never
20 10 Druggist for Brandrshs Pills. The first w.sksns
the body Aud the last purchase Pm called BsA,oRETHs
ola Druggist 10 insure the purchaser base eounsr.
freip incapable producing TIE results Q the ger
Medicine insure that must be purchased Of enc OF the
the agents duly appointed by and who hold regular crit
6cst of agency which IL renewed yearly There M fgsm
With Of these cefDcds ~ ererv fowH fht Uned States
Those purchasing Wholesale must remember that all
travellers have power ofAitornsy regularly proved TO be
act s s SR Is sis IS i@SYP I OFFICE
Bowsrv and Hudson, and I75 Second st. sss
nil b ii. M. ID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23


(Corner Of ChGpbers oaaeav orposifsfh the Hpperion
HE proprietor ef the establishment returns his sincere
thanks the eitlzsns OF New York. fer their liberal pa
tronage support whilst he has had the eradication being
their caterer support highly ntteg TO encourage
him renewed Isa aud sssduty commensurate with
tie daily increase OF cutomers In accordance with these
views, he lin addition to the brilliant fJrmsr
the piano Orte and the exquisite French nageolee player
the services of fair and beauu vocalist Of acknowledged
ability to the e.d that the votaes OF Apeius the lovers Of
good cheer, whilst discussing delicious and elegant ftaL
may have the and the appetite melted to the utmost de-
gsce OF pieasurlbe sensations ia lstsning 10 The delicious
agreeable being without cost Additional sup
per e,rain The Harder will always be stocked
With the choses game. fish, poultry and every decaey and
dainty the echchee palate that French American
pant f- the culinary p-eparatisn Of which is
under the Hence and direction Of one Of the best
sinners the city contains. g., =,
and popreff Beef steaks ender loins veal outlets and
mutton chops, served up ooupae az fault
Amongst other bonnie boulhes be mentioned welsh
Rarebfs with that and coaguun,
RuYERE CHEESE accompanied II required, by some OF the
finest speaking Ale London Stout the city can boast Of
The Wines qrsrs syrups, sodias &c OF the very best
quality selected with taste and and amagamated and
phosed to order into kind fancy drausht
right roy Whskey Punches snd Eli leran Cobhles down
style Chess, aekgammon ans domnoes
In word effort shall be spared only to sustain, but
to the reputation of this faore resort and where
sneeessary TO add Every thing furnished at the most
bic charges and vsers waited by respectful and
attentive servants
Soups Of every kind. MA I'm
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LED EYE w hIf X.
Asioni ching Cnre2 akx.formSd bH

Astounding Cures p0JOTmsd on
DIR. J. FRANCIS. 0CCLIsT, 10 Barelay-st New York
lie feel lf beu make the following satemen-ly
had diseased state for twelve ears latended
Ocust for without good eject ana aer
wards Ely Inrmary for moaths with no better result
Ny eyes become much and although
locations had been resord TO- one eye became To-
tay blind consequence Of nebula hav the
sight Hearing much OF DR. franess Celebrated Ey wa
Iicd 10 hl asd 80 weeks aiier he application, ne
bua removed and sight peree ty restored
happy that TO read without easses
Xhci crlI not DO for het twelve previous years hope
would prove of he greatest blessings whose
eyes may he IN affected u any person will cali
upon will be most hapy 10 the
10th October. 1870 MARTHA BRo"N'"' F0r'''h'''
certify the being true statement every partcu
lar. GEORGE BENEICT y
- Pastor ofthe Stanton ST. Church.
Mrs Colt, SO Orchard st. member Of my Church, has
years large ulcer covered the sight, after utess aps
lions fy dfeent psy an when ihs total loss Of sight
was unprecedented the Eye by Dr. tranes has
effected perfect cure. s. II. CONE
Pastor ofthe Oliver Street Church
We, the undersigned having used DR.. Francis Eye Wster
IN our families with good effect aud know it's astonishing sf
eaey recommend TO the notice of tie public
a valuable remedy.
Duncan Dunbar, pastor Of the McDougaI ST. Church.
CO Sommers, pastor of the South bapst Church.
J Harrison, castor Of the Thompson ST Church.
yaeos Drummer, pastor OF the North Baptist Church.
Joshua Lane. member Of the Presby Bufao and
- now residing at II 81 ayenu
Numerous Ger heates be the Office Seven have
just been received from The Hamilton Literary and
Institution, OF its astonishing efficacy Of the Students
This Eye Water not prepared sold by in America
but by Dr. Francis No 10 Barclay street, New York,
G Artificial Eyes inserted which cannot be distinguished
from the NATURAL without giving the slgh,Rea pam
IA Sun dy &wy within two doors Of the Astor House.
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who have the misfortune to lose their HAIR, to
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The public Is informed that the only genuine Medicinal
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