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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-18
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Il uf Batdi nhsga attie DID siajti lately aa-
eltlrietl by4Eesxs' Fits Piitidt, ,Phard All fi,itts u
Watches, Clocks, utgsts, sttl Music boxes viii
BE- f~niaitsH % tlis %slirftsrt iplite antin tts bsst
STYLE lIv tis % liitl sItfeE4t l. glasses Of ~
~enlouFa antl ssitabls ar hltf eass SHEET b. will ~
~ NJ Il %tetiftati itire. ~Alffllt17 Q~fiawe'ry meh-
HAi I'll Il zeal iia itnFt. lIsiits aisb al kilis bf
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Ref fa8ida nav HI diatis II tfaIts sasfis. 81
usati a,hl P4 IA Waller.
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fFtF4Dld g1ld aHi silFef taken Ia payment fuf
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Il N AS feh,ueea ttis office 10 his residences Ii.
"a I'titd street dus dior .tb,vs s~,jttafets stftel
and Third louE south bfglIr n r. Uafttey If,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-18
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Il IN. WtttfaaN Wiitax las fameFstf Ii ~ fire
ID. the sailiid4 ~toftntfiy occupied ~ Md ~ltHiett;
aid The stetfiid fIarf ff8ift ~ ltaifsg's lie will
te f,antl liiefa Fl al itusiis sfttlaA3 profession ais an4
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-18

n.EIGE

NOTICE.
A LII persnns indebted to The sutselJber, are re
IN. qsested to eptae Forward apdha yor other wise
their Notes aud Aeuouats will bc placed il the
hands of an officer fox e"liretiof.
Jan 2s~ 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-18

TN E6s i,,tprrr1f ssftE physical, and eiifeaa't -ats
.aife n,, Il hBr equity If Parts layins,
Vti'Hvst ~ apn,, si,I8Ai ttbttEe ID f1fa,s the
irsjtf,es !Isf Il .VNts YitHiitF5 ~t4ftsiiDm
u gIars fl ssHfvifys ~ 80 tl4 established his,
afirs title dtiig.slsts af a~Juisfte q ftayf8t.Ias
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-18
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We HafreEs old Mn. Wl,iskep, & dfatlal
'n'h' fener'(f Wine, 10 pieces baliitg rope, $40
rueh"la cation seed,
-, IT A. MA'rrA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-18

have seen a f'rner build a house 50 infs'
and fine, tina. The shsfiG tarnelThin ont OF
!oof4.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-18

nv NOTICE.
ae undersigned haying been Informed That u
e'r,ent hes purchased gends IN his ,a,aa, Hereby
gr,"s nntiee, that he viii pay in aesenits unless
'h", are accompanied ny N, ORDER,
aR 10 SfReass ttHsDgnse~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-18
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nv NbtlGE.
us sul,srriber INs a large lot Vt lumber er,itf.
irrent qualities, superiof article white pine. Lo"
tNtnhsh. HoaHar i,B.b,
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-18

Doat III 1ah your Ero"d"7iber~1rnos
fyrtagy rt.i o".orr-h rot aoconmon c'n'9
u the loss ~ .-.ii p saf., - he young s!ef ping
with the az. The ~ o@eesre x pjaIord ,h's
long zen rc 4ed asaINs well known to e7'
cry Gn2rsja oharfocfs Eut it ba' hcrn mot
unaccounta.r, "qcriookel in medicine, | h'r",
on several o., ions, met the counterpart of The
f,iIsEing ca>r iva. a few years .f1re, CONSUL
ted about . "a sickly. and 'hin boy, Of sh"ut ,
or S years. lie appeared 70 haye 10 'prrlfc all
msut. ha. there was a slow and remarkable I"'F
Of flesh and strength, and lac energy Of ~ III"
f1ucfipHs, which hism'ia.f very ardy tcto,td \
bfigbs. After io~qu3Eing ito faa ht-tory Of tie
Gaze. it cans osf hat he had hsen i r,hId a''
p~IetIer.e eh:aI UP r. ns t.in! yssr, @@en ~"
grandmother, q .s1. aged pef-rD. '"tk b." -
,Ieep ulta her Via, - soou s!gereaH'" best 49,
good looks: aud he haj eontpuuej 10 " ej"@ r'~
or ,iacr, neta !psr1n4ioz @eIical 'feo'"'"'' !
directed hin to s'csp agast fsom The ag1i p"''''
aud p~rpsculsi ,hang- Of ar, IL. I"c iHto'sfJ
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-18

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"a leoisjstp Eanks h,tb n
FT7S NCItttF,4
Il iit paitae ship tsffiotgre ~exis'lps IL this
place u'dbt The ifpt Of H. Ilaas y y. sgugtf,
L 90, this Jay Dissolved ~ n,atpai ehhiiatnt
M y. Etupvahasing ~ltrtnt'a sdfinn fsierest I, titt4
establishment it VII he cnntitiustl Hidettltp nnftts
u y. Sanger Nd. St,awe..
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ala dl u SANGER. Il
4A
COTTON GINS.
r. Fiaaers celebrated Cotton Gin Stands 90 saws
y eaet,, received ei / bnsigt nieit aud FOL. sale on
attpm n,o.lsting tef,nss
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-18

fn1 Per H'ifufii j Yahi4
Whqf,lhf ~ pxsfa eiist
i. Hse Bf INSTRUMENT AZ
y tef duartft. b d4daB
SEES Of seftHtts ST hnpss
dies embraces every de-
duHatidnf Tie aftiatrt IT,
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work, also The 43,'eek ahd
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stana day ~ Jannarv IL
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aeflt itapfipss tie minds IF
and svsh d daf, ntAT
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An
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

The value Of the Sicea Rupee varies, is lowest
rate being about forty six cents Taking II at this
valuation the opium sold by the company in 1887
would amount TO eleven millions six hundred and
eighty one thousand eight hundred and thirty eight
dollars.
The actual costs 70 the con pany of producing and
selling in Calcutta IL three millions eight hundred
and hinety-three thousand nine hundred and forty
six dollars. leaving them profit ot seven millions
seven hundred AID ii hty seven thousand eight hun
bred and ninet, 4 90 dollars
The table of sales which we have gives, rs taken
from MIR Mon geometry Martins useful aud elaborate
work. entitled - Statistics Of hs Colonies OF me
British Empire and nav he reliedupon as perfect
" accurate while our information IN respect TO the
profit derived from tie drugis obtained from the ON
clal scooun' q the company. o
Britain The East Indis Company are the tfus ses o'
the crown, and such, are sccounfab lar W. lu,t
and proper management BY an act Oi the BRUSH
Parliament al the real and personal property belong
ing 20 them was on the twenty second day II April,
1894 vested the Gro IN, sDbjeeito all claims deets,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04
and the treaehery, bribery, and cunning, by which

and the treaehery, bribery, and cunning, BY which
II was evaded.
4 IL rumours of this grand scheme Of smuggling
Glanced TO reach the Of the erer at Pekng,
ne and severe edcts were Numbered forth against
it. which upon reaching Canton, were calculated 10
effect nothing except perhaps, to the vessels
engaged in il TO farther from the city until the
excitement caused by their first appearance had sub
sided; or to produce few hostile encounters be-
tween the mandarin beats and smusglers.
In this manner were the laws ransgressed by the
natives, while foreigners looked upon them with con-
tempt, or treated them with open ridicule Some
instances occurred, in which the execution Of their
provisions were enforced; but the punishment had
ever fallen upon the ignorant, degraded Chinese,
instead of reaching the foreign merchants who were
enriched by the nearous traffic at the expense OF
fortune, friends, happiness, and life
The. following statement, taken from work en-
titled "China its state and prospects with especial
reference 10 the spread Of the Gospel exhibits tAe
consumption of opium in that country from 1923 to-
1887 although frem the extreme difficulty attendant
upon ascertaining all that has been smuggled IN at
various avenues imagiH that it does not embrace
the entire an,ount ed during that period.
, 1840-05-23

A BoTroMLEss LAKE IN SUSSEX COUNTY,
n. IA writer in the Troy Morning Mail,
gives the following notice OF i remarkable
pond in Sussex county, in New Jersey.
White Lake is situated about one mile
west of the Paulis Kill, in The town of Still
water. Ii is nearly circular, and about one
third of a mile in diameter. IL has no visible
inlet, but its outlet is 4 never-iallIng stream
of considerable magnitude. The name is de-
rived from its appearance. Viewed from 4
Il little distance it seems Ola milky whiteness,
except n few rods in the centre, which, by
the contrast, appears perfectly black. The
appearance itself is singular enough, but the
cause is still more remarkable.
From the centre or dark portion Of the
lake. at stated seasons, innumeraJle quanti-
ties of shells are thrown up, of variou sizes
and forms. hi all perfectly white. These
float TO the shore, and are thrown out upon
the beach. or sink ito shallow water. Ilun-
dredS OF bus! els mica. ''e gathered from the
shore after one of lhvSe periodical uprisings;
and tue whole sol, E"r ~Sever.l rods on every
side of the Ike, is cumposc3 entirely of
these sh",i.. broken or dccomtosed by the
action of the weather. In the centre Of
the lake, bottom has never bern found, al
though 1t has been sounded TO the depth Of
several hundred feet.
Where. then. is the grand Geposite from
which has been swelling up, since the memo
ry of man. these countless myriads OF unten-
anted shells! Is it possible, that though far
remote. and at an elevation of several hun.
dred feet above them, this bottomless well
may, by some sub,erranean communication.
be connecier with the grand shel!-mail depo-
in the eastern part OF the state!
, 1840-05-23

MARRAcE.-Nature and natures God
smile npon the union that is sweetencd by
love and sanctioned by law. The sphere of
our affection is enlarged, and our pleasures
take a wider range. We become more i'm
portant and respected among men; and ex-
istence itself is doubly enjoyed with this
our softer self. Misfortune loses half IFS an
guish beneath the soothing influences Of her
smiles, and the triumph becomes more tri-
umphant when shared with her. Without
her what is man? A rowing and restless
being; driven at pleasure by romantic specu.
lation, and cheated into misery by futile
woes; the mad victim of passions, and the
disappointed pursuer eff pleasure. But with
her. he awakens to new life. He follows n
path wider and nobler than the narrow
road to self ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, that is scatter
ed with more fragrant flowers, and illumina-
ted by a clearer light.
, 1840-05-23
Notice,

rs hereby given TO all persons interested,
i that | have surrendered my property TO
the use Of my creditors, and taken the oath
prescribed by law relative to insolvent debt
ors, and have been exempted by the Clerk
Of the Rails County court from arrest and
Imprisonment for debt, until the end of the
next July term Of the Rails Circuit Court,
and that it is my intention to apply for a final
hearing and discharge on the first day of the
2ext July term of said circuit court-this
lOlii Of April, 1910. =
Nav 8. JOHN e. p. LEDFORD.
, 1840-05-23
Notice.

THIS is to warn all persons from trading
Il for Q notes given to T. ID. Reed-one
for 500, the other $50; as the considera-
ton of said notes has failed, and we do not
intend paying them. unless compelled by law.
n. b. Notes dated the 9th of February
1910. JOEL HUGHES.
ROBERT II. PACKWOOD.
Ashley. Mdy, 12M. ct
, 1840-05-23

FLooD DOWN SoUTH.-The New Orleans
papers OF the 10Th, continue to speak in the
confident expectation that the city and sur.
rounding country would be overiowed.-
The gentleman who arrived here yesterday,
thought, that cause Tor apprehension was
passed. Allrge potion of the country was
under water and the river spread out SO much
that he thought il could not rise sufficiently
to overflow The City.
, 1840-05-23

A clergyman iii Scotland desired his hear
ers never to call one another liars, but when
one saws what is not true, they ought TO
whistle. One Sunday he preached a sermon
on the parable Of the loaves and fishes, and
being at a loss how to explain it, he said the
Ioaves were as big as some OF the hills oil
Scotland! He had scarcely pronounced the
words when he heard a loud whistle. 'Wha'
is that said he; cas- me a liarg' st is |,
Willy Mcdonald, the baker," 'Well, VIII.
what objection ha' We to what ha' told your
None your goodness, only want to know
what sort Of ovens they had to bake those
loves in
, 1840-05-23

MAERIEn.-In New York, on the 24:h inst
PRESERVED FISH, TO Miss MARY SHEPHERD.
Folks wonder now, when men DO change
Each one to suit his wish;
But here, lovely SHEPPARD lass,
Has been transformed TO FISH.
Although twas strange, yet every one
Declares-the lass-deserved
Not only to be changed 10 FISH,
But also-be PRESERVED.
And for their future happiness,
They have our kindest wishes;
Hoping that they may have their share
OF ~loaves, and little Fishes. A. NJ.
, 1840-05-23
BOWLING GREEN JOCKEY GLIB

rTHHE Subscrit c' to the Bowling Green Jockey
Il Club, aud all Others who feel an Interest in
improving the breed Of horses, are requested to
meet at the Court House in Bowling Green on Satur-
day the 9Th Of June next, for the purpose Of orrsni-
zation, and taking such steps ms may be deemed pru-
dent for establishing a Race Course, near this place.
May 90 tje27 MANY SUBSCRIBERS.
, 1840-05-23

o. We are authorized to announce JAS.
E. GLENN, as a candidate for reelection
TO the office of Constable, for Buffalo Town
ship.
, 1840-05-23

OF We are authorized to announce WILL
LIAM PENIX, as a candidate for the office
of Sheriff of Pike county, at the next August
election.
, 1840-05-23

GWe are authorized to announce WIN.
l.. YAGER. as a candidate for the office Of
Assessor Of Rails County, at the c x Au-
gust Election.
, 1840-05-23

o. We are authorized to announce ]. L.
as a candidate for the office of
Constable, in Buffalo Township, Pike county,
at the next August election.
, 1840-05-23

o. We are authorized to announce JESSE
G. RODGERS, as a candidate for reelection
to the Office of constable Of Cuivre Town
ship, at the ensuing August election.
, 1840-05-23

OF We are authorized to announce THO
MAS CASH, Jr., of Frankfort, as a candi.
date for constable for Penno Township, at
the next August election.
, 1840-05-23

GIVE are authorized to announce JAMES
A. ROBBINS, as a candidate for Constable
of Cuivre Township, at the next August
Election.
, 1840-05-23

@We are authorized to announce FOUN-
TAIN EDWARDS, as n candidate for the
office Of constable, at Buffalo Township at
the ensuing August election.
, 1840-05-23

o. We are authorized to announce ROB
ERT STEEL, as a candidate for the Office
Of Constable, of Caumet Township, Pike Co.
No., at the next August election.
, 1840-05-23
NOTICE.


STATE OF MLSSOURL) o.,
County of Pike. 90
In The Circuit Court Of said County, of the
July Term, l84O.
George Settle, who claims in right
of his wife,
Julian Settle. NOW deco.s.d0 I,s
Julian Fall,
Jesse Blue, and Elizabeth his wife,
late Elizabeth Fall,
c. Bird Pate, and Catharine, his
wife, late Catherine Fall,
John Blue. and Rebecca Blue, late
Rebecca Fall,
Malan Finley. and Margaret, hi.
wife. late Margaret Fall,
John w. Spencer, and
Fidelia Spencer. his wife, late
Fidelia Fall.
Harmon Utterback, and Lsyipa.
his wife, late Lavina FAN,
Michael Fall,
Josiah Jackson, and Mary his wife,
late Mary Fall, heirs and repre-
~sentetives of
Tctrarch Fall, deceased, 4
defendants.
ITO the above named defendants.-You arc hereby
notified. that ] shall on the first day Of tho next
July term Of tho circuit court of Pike county in The state
of Missouri, to be begun aud held At tho ceust houss In
the town Of Bowling Green. on the second Monday Of
July. A. ID. 1910, during the sitting Of the court, or on
some day as soon thereafter as q heating can Be- bad
present to said court, 4 petition, pnyins Tor . Judgment
OF partition, and the appointment Of commissioner to
make division Of tho real estate belonging to estate OF
the said Tetrarch Fall. deceased. consisting Of 4 hoaas
and lot in the town Of Bowling Green, county ef Pike.
IN sad estate, among the legal representatives Of the
said deceased, according to the respective righs efths
parties interested therein, and in case . division .hansoc
cannot 30 made, . sale thereof will b required, and
distribution ofthe money srfsing from the ssls sfthe
SAID real estate, among the hein and legal rsprsssnta-
tises OF the said Tetra-ch Fall, deceased, according 10
their respective rights.
May s3-sw GEO. SETTLE
, 1840-05-23

OccUPArroN OF OREGoN.-Mr. Linn, OF
the United States Senate from the select
committee on the Oregon Territory. has re-
ported a joint resolution to authorize the
adoption of measure s for the occupation and
settlement ofthe Territory ofOregon. Ii is
declared in the resolution that the title OF the
United States TO this Territory is certain,
and will not be abandoned. In accordance
with this declaration the President is author
lied to take immediate measures 10 have the
boundaries of the United States on the Pa
cific frontier ascertained and fXed;-alSo 10
provide Tor the establishment of military
posts from Fort I.~eavenworth 10 the Rocky
Mountains.
The announcements offered TO emI-ra-
ton are unusually liberal. The resolution
provides: That as soon as the boundaries
of the Oregon Territory are indisputably de-
termined, one thousand acres of land shall
be granted TO every white male inhabitant
of said Territory, of the age of eighteen
years and upwards, who shall cultivate and
use the same for five consecutive years, or TO
his heir or heirs-atlaw, if such there be-
10. Rep. .
, 1840-05-23

A man in New York says that the times are so hard
that he cant find a soft place to sleep on.
, 1840-05-23
of the boundary question with this county
and America.

A%NEcDoTEo OF THE DUCHESS OF Sr. ALBANs.-
A chirdlric sailor scene, told By herself
"When was a poor girl, working very
hard for my thirty shillings a week, | went
down to Liverpool during the holidays.
where was always kindly received. was
to perform in a new piece, something like
those pretty little affecting dramas they get
up now at the minor theatres, and in my
character | represented a poor, friendless or
phan girl, reduced to the most wrecked
poverty. A hear,less tradesman persecutes
the sad heroine for a heavy debt, and insists
on putting her in prison, unless some one
will be bail for her. The girl replies, "Then
| have no hope; ! have not a friend in the
world" "Nhat! will no one be bail for you
to save you from ~prisonf' asks the stern
creditor. 81 have told you | have not a
friend on EARTH" was my reply. But Just
as | was uttering the words | saw a sailor
in the upper gallery springing over the rail-
other, until he bounded clear over the or
chestra and footlights, and placed himself
beside me in q moment.
yes, you shall have one friend, at least,
my poor young woman said he, with the
greatest compassion IN hIs honest, sunburnt
coun;enance. q will 60 bail for you to any
amount. And as for you turning to the
frightened actor,) if you don't bear a hand
and shift your moorings, you lubber, it will
be worse for you when ! come a,hwart your
bows
Every creature in the house rose; the up
roar was perfectly indescribable; peals of
laughter, screams of terror, cheers from his
tawny messmates in the gallery, preparatory
scraping of violins from the orchestra; and
amidst the universal din there stood the
unconscious cause oft, sheltering me-, 'the
poor. distressed, young woGnan., and breath
ing defiance and destruction against my MINI
ic prosecutor. lie was only persuaded TO
relinquish his care of me by the managers
pretending 10 arrive and rescue me, with a
profusion of theatrical bank notes.
, 1840-05-23

MAGISTRATES blanks of every de.
WI scription fol sale at this Office.
, 1840-05-23
STATE OF Mo. COUNTY OF WARREN.
In the Warren Circuit Court,
.4pni Term, "A. ID. 1910.

CYNTHIA STEPHENSON,
Complainant,
Hannah Pendleton, Widow OF
Nathaniel Peadleton, deceased.
Benjamin Pendleton,
James C. Pendleton,
Ed ward ii. PendIeton,
John W. Pendleton,
Jesse c.. Pendletos,
Philip P~endleton,
Phebe Ann Alles, late
Phebe Ann Pendletoa, and
Robert Allen, her husband,
heirs and distributes Of said
Nathapiei P~endleton, decd. and
Alexander Mckinney, Admir-. of
Nathaniel Pendletou, JI. deed.
and as public administrator Of
said county Of Warren, by
virtue of which, he has charge
of the estate of the said
Nathaniel PendIeton deceased,
defendants. =
, 1840-05-23

% doue Dg Of H Pix. SIS.
In The Circuit Court Of said County, Of the
July Term, 1910.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-12
TO THE COMMUNITY
Oct, 81, 1910

THE success which has attended the use Of D.
trkch'S German ApericHt and Compound
strengthening Tonic P'HS, Is truly astonishing. Il
TO VAIN boast To say this medicine has proved bv
lis happy ELECTS III the OF variety of diseases
to Which the human frame is liable, TO be vastly
perior 10 the many preparations before the public
Many of these prepirl,ions are compounded by in
diyiduals who positively ignorant of the mystic
res of the human system and mere pretenders 20
medical knowl, dge. Dr.. Harlich however, is celc-
hgaied among the German faculty a man Of the
highest scientific attainmtnts, and equally dislin
guIshed throushou Europe, a successful medical
practitioner, spent most OF the years OF useful life
IN The aqusitIln of such knowledge might prove
beneficial TO hrs fellow creatures In the pills which
he Invented, aud which bear his name, the public
are assured of an article that possesses more than
ordinary virtues. From the acknowledged talents
of This inventor, nothing less than good artlcl"
could be expected and the experience OF many
wears has afforded demon of the virtues of
his medicine. In Germany and other parts of Eu-
Tope it, putstion is establ she'd in this Country
into which il has but been recently introduced It is
rapidly gaining the mos, substantial reputation. The
humorous cert iicatcs of cures of The most obstinate
dee Effected by the use of HaTleh's Pills, which
the popr tor is constantly receiving is proof Of the
fact. Day after DAY be receives new TESTIMONIALS
Of Their efficacy and week after week increases the
demand for them. This is not assertion; in
Vulnerable certificates are open Tor the inspection OF
the public, aud the doubts of any who skeptcal.
can lie removed by examining Them at The Office OF
the proprietor.
We take the liberty, then, Of suggesting to every
family, that they make OF DIR. Hanch's PillF.
Let them keep = supply constantly on hand, to ba
us,d when occasion demands and they will receives
the mos, uneqnivocal proofs of o'ih'y hed'e''f
D.insr.
Principal Office fo' the United States, No. 10
North Eighth sueet Philadelphia
Westen Depot. No, Al, 81, Clair street, Pts.
burgh. HENhi hph lHEiMEk'
October 81, 1910. .Issrw.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-12
PUBLIC SALE.

IN pursuance OF an order Of the Orphans Cou't
OF Northumberland County, will be exposed Ia
sale by public vendue or outcry, on Saturday the
26h day of Decent next, at the public house OF
William Farrow, in Snyders,own, a cer,hain tract
of HILL LAND, situate in Rush township Nor
thumberland co., adjoining land Of Godfrey Rock
efeller and others, and containing ,hlrty-fve acres,
more less. Also, q certain lot or piece of CLEA-
RED LAND, near Snyderstown, in Shamokln
township. adjoining land of John BoughneI, VIM.
Waters and others, containing seven acres and one
hundred and twelve peehes late the estate of iona
than Waters, decd. The last mentioned lot will
be sold either in lots together, as may suit purcha
sers. A draft of the lots will be exhibited, and The
conditions of the sale will be made known ON tn,
day Of sale. Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock.
VALENTINE KLASE,
ELEANOR WATERS,
Shamokin, Nov. 2I.-6t idnt'S, 40.