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"whcre does Billet get from By the by,
taking of that, did You ever hear Of the
picked Salmon OF Scotland 2 We all
replied in the affirmative. ooh, you
don't take. Dbl it, don't mean dead
picked salmon | mean live picked
salmon, swimming about in TANKS, as
merry as grigs and as hungry as rats" -
We all expressed our establishment at this,
and declared we never heard of it before.
81 thought not" said kn, "for it has only
lately been introduced into this country
by particular friend Of mine, DIR. Mac
-, | cannot lust now remember his
ID jaw breaking Scotch name; he was
a great chemist and geolist, and all that
sort Of thing-a clever fellow, | can tell
you, though you may laugh. Well, this
fellow, sir, took nature by the heels and
capsiscd her, as wcsay. [ have a strong
idea that he had sold himself to the ID.
Well, but what does he do but he catches
salmon and puts them into tanks, and
every day added more and more salt, ill
the water was as thick as cruel, and the
fish could hardly wag their tails in it, and
then he began to dilute with vinegar till
his pickle was complete. The fish did
not half like it at first, hut habit is
every thing, and when he showed me
his tank they were swimming about
as merry as a shoal of dacc; he fed them
with lcnnel chopped small, and black
pepper corns. Come, Doctor says ],
Il trust no man upon tick; if | don't taste
won't believe my own eyes, though [
can believe my toagac.' We looked at
each oher 'That you shall do in a
minute, says he : so he Wiped one of
them ont wilia landing net, and when
struck knife into him, the pickle run out
Of icc!arat bottle, and | ate at least two
pounds Of the rascal while he Capped his
tail n my face. | never tasted such a
salm>n as that Worth your while to go
to Scotland, if its only for the sake of
eating live picked salmon. I'll Give you
letter, any Of you, to my friend. llo'Il
be dovilish clad to sec You, and then You
may convince yourselves. Take my
word for it, if once you eat salmon in that
way, you'll never eat it any other.
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SUBSTITUTE FOR CHIMNEY SWEEP.

SUBSTITUTE FOR CHIMNEY SWEEP
ING.-A writer in the National Intcli-
gcnccr says: "Ifwhcn chimney is built
the mortar with which it is to be plastercd
be mixed with salt, there will be no ne
ccssity for sweeping it, as in every damp
spell of weather, the salt dcliquesces, and
the SCOT will of course fall down. l do
not write altogether from theory, on this
subject, but know an instance of CHM
neywhch was treated in the above man
ner, twenty nine years ago, which has
been in constant use every winter since.
Part of the time fire. place was used with
crate and bituminous coal, but lately,
with stove and wood. The stove pipe
frequently catches fire, which is suffered
to burn into the chimney without any APP
prchcnsion of danger Imerely mention
these facts as hints to induce further in-
curry"
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READING.-Go into the house of some
of oul farmers and you will lind no news
paper no periodical Of any kind, and
hardly book. Ask such men to sub
scribe for a paper and they will you that
they have no time TO read one. But
who Is SO constantly employed as to find
no leisure for the Improvement Of his
mind Not the mechanic, for instances
are frequent where industrious artisans
have attained an cmincnce in the sciences
merely by giving their leisure to study.
One Of the most eminent Oriental schol-
ars olthe aye is Professor Lee, OF one of
the English Universities, and vet all his
education was acquired during the mo-
mcnts OF leisure which found while en-
ploycd as a ourneyman carpenter. The
fact is, every man has leisure to read a
newspaper, and those who plcadthe want
of time as an excuse for not taking one,
are almost always the least Industrious.
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TIE AsiATIc SuIP OF WAR At NEW
YoRK.-Among the novel events OF the
day, is the late arrival at New York, OF
a vessel and cargo from Muscat, on the
Persia gull. This vessel called the
"Sultanoc," or "Royal," is sloop Of
ofwar under the command of Refs Ach-
med ben lIamcd, and belong % tho navy
of the imam Of Muscat, the send Said
ben Sultan. Captain Achmcd is the
bearer of letter and complimentary OK
pressions, according to Asiatic usage,
from the Sultan said to the President OF
the United States.
The cXtention of our commerce with
Asiatic nations, and its security by treaty
stipulations, has been the subject OF anX-
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Nclghbrl A. do you know whether
MIR. Van Bncn has to pay any rent for
the "Whitc House 2" Isuppose he does,
as the peope, | understand, intend to
send in their"BiW next spring,
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GIVING AND TAKING.

FROM TIE SPANISH.
Since for kissing You, my mother
Bamcs and scolds me all the day,
Yet me have it quicNly--quickly
Give me lack my kiss, | pray.
Do-she keeps so great a tumuli,
Chidcs so sharply-looks so grave
Do my love to please my mother
Give me bacl; the kiss, gave.
Ont upon you-- ont upon you--
One you gave, but two you take,
Give me back the two my darling,
Give them for my mothers sake
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*8esah(t felt ten Ifcn Sanusr lsao.
I'm Ole abtb. Riebter Der Court BON
Common pleas BON Serfs Gaunty.
Die Iuoitcren beribten abtunss
OaB fer rie Tsttuuns Don Seinrib Slasel,
esa. SebaenciFcr pom Berfs'g auntp, Dor,
1tebtiS enrebishen, scorbuet nno berihtot>
baten, pom | iteH 9aae Sannar, 1889, bis
gum lten Gag December, ocnelten Sabrs,
bsiee 2aae init einSelbleHen, unb finhen, ea6
bic eriaste eanntr oem @batmeifr "a.
Snmme Don brei baBoert mlc aebt III prei
Sig 2b",u unO eiu unr fiaI3is uno etu Dier
rel eeRr iebuIbi9 itt.
8essaae es ilnlere Senbfbrift bisfen e4s
fen Sag Sanuars, II. 8, Gin tanlenp aebt
bunpsrtt unp picr5ia.
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5isiter 5.WliblsnbcraS : 4uetore
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Cur unterbaItuu9 uno 8eIebruna.

Gfit Dem Sdbrbo0t bel ct. Gbarles
true fieb am Sreitas osreaneene &obe
elm eisener unfaa au. SO waren unse'
febr ftinfSebn pafaeiere an Borb, Die fib
mach oieier Seite tiberiesen tafen NOT
ten, als bas 8oot mitten in Dem oibte-
ften 3reibeis einseibloffen muroe uno
troe Der Qnffreneuns peoer porparts
fommen nod aurdcffebren fonnte. Seft
eineeibloffea trieb oas Soot eini9e Wei:
len fubabtpdrs. Die yta6t brad elm,
uno feline @oelibteit 3eiete iib, zines
Der 1fer su erreiben. ysidt elm 8iiien
Sroo mar an Bore, uno Die pahasiere
muBtsn cine falte uno bunsriee Nabts
spabe ausbalten. Der Sag bracb an,
aber feine 5Ilfe srfbien /; Sag N. Wabt
rpuroe abcrmals bunsrie sueebrabt. Gno.
lib eeeen 4beno oes oritten Sases, als
man iib bereits entiblohen bate Elm
pfero sur Sabruno iu tooten, eri6ien
elm flcines Boot nit esbeasmitteln, unb
furs oarauf tpuroe Die Sdbre oureb Elm
anoeres Dampfboot aus Der lanBen tals
ten @efaneeniDaft befreit.- -lna. {. .Bef.
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1m l3ten D. SO. fanf oas Oampfboot
Summerpipe unweit Mempbis. Dahels
be bate apeelest. um pol5 ein5unebmen,
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| als es on einen 8aumifomm anffieb uno
foeleib unterfanf. Das Bopt par gang
| neu, penn es puroe erif lesten CONNER bon
brn. Guans in oiefer Gtaot eebaut.
DaIIelbe mar fir &c, 600 Sbaler periibs
ert, Cincinnati 8elfs Blatt.
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ldusnune, lieb iicb in Die 8rube biaab.
sic par 70 elddtib bas &iao lebeno
fpieber berauf su bolen, tpel6es oaraaf
Dem Irmenbaufe ibereeben wurse. Dem
SerGbte nab, foa Der Sater elm reiber
unb ,,febr refpeftcbler Waan" fein.
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Stbaefan,nler Nehnutt9
BON 95erfs Ganutp.

Don Oert5 S0nuf0.
Dir Hce6uuns Don 6eiari6 Nassl, ESQ.
9ebasmeiItsr pom Serfs Gauatn, fur pas
Sabr ,pslebss lles am slfen osssmosr. nss sss,
1859 enoisst, bon ecu AnsitorsH eriaatsr
gauutp unteriuebt.
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Ser Sefretar Der Ssemabt bat einen
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re SestIite su oertbeIoi0en unb Der 8au
oerlelben miro l3 uno cine balbe Wiaion
1baler foitan-um bic eeborioe 4nsabl
Don Ginfabr ten uno Sbifbauboten 5u
eolteaoen, fiao "a Milionen Gbaler er=
foroerlib, uno Tia, enolicb Die Seemaht
auf einen &rieesfub su fieuem iino l9
Miglonen mebr nDtbie, pa6 i'm @aaSen
Sc uno cine balbe Miltionen auema1t.
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74,873 80

Hn Bilans lsbtes Sahr ben Dem
GauAtp febuloia s,181 90
Ser NcbnunssfIhrer 1T NIT sem
Dclanf Uon Gnmeilunsen fres
hitirt, wdebe Die Irmen Sirsfs
tors bon Scrts Gauntp pabs
reno Dem Sabr auf ihn ansas.
felt bahen -314 Nn,peifunstn 1895 81
gbsnfaas init rem Selauf Dcu
2amsifunsen, rpslebe bic ecms
4 nalIfioners erIaater eauntp aaf
tbn ausfellten, neinli0:
SIR arne Sinoer su nnterriehteu,
In Difrifeen welebe pas nsue
Sehul9eIes niht auseacmmsn
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a5llah5 bonn gauntr fhuleis an 8.
NaseL ESQ. SbssmeIflsr s7S 5l4
ss=-sz@sssssazs
Husftebenee Caren,
roeltbe atn S1itea December u. 9. 1889, an
Die Gauatp falls iparsn:
1883, Sfaaf O1attcn, gca. Strefore es5 70
Wtlbael Rreuer, Sleaoins 622 80
Benjamin 5ain, 6eicelbers 8l2 rs
,p1lllp Soptr, Bern 36S "a
Sobn Sbnn,pfen, Nctefon 113 81
1889, BON untsrftbleolleben Coll. l 5, ,448 90
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sSasea u. pferpelobn o.gsH,ifftonsr 81 81
SIR snfagllebc Stimmfafem, inter
.. nenen Gcnfttutien aethweneis SO 75b
8ufbieeenes 27s so
anlasen am nsuen Geurtbaus:
Saubelj-9 Inpei}unssu 1866 16
& ebreiuerarbelt-27 2ns
ipeifHm9en 1899 81
Sracbt II, fabrsn-sS ans
'peiinnsem 9ss 81
Saflelnleseru, Gtenbausr
i5l Anpeifunsea 5619 22 -.
Sa6ifelnmacbsr-l3 I'm.
ipeiinnsen 1899 95
eli fen 1t. Gesmiebearbeit
2l An,peillnsens 1885 50
Salt, a GnpeiluRssn ego 2a
@ebiefer, 4 Qnwsfuusea 140 co
SasIobnsr, % Anwelluns. s62 O6
Anitreltber une Glafer, ;.
Nnweifunseu Sc IS
Sol5 sraplreM aul 9burm
NnweiIuns $50 IS
Serfhiebenes, AZ Hnpeis
iunsen 15221e
---l6,1l5 so
Staemeifssrs Gsbalt 400 90
$s74,s75 80
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Silan5 bonn gauntp febulris an 8.
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sc II Yorf.-Sm Stdotben 6omer
iu1ten2 2 G6btercben pon 6errn 9. 81.
Sloeemb, BON benen oas cine sp0lf. ea5
anoere Sebn Sabre alt par,ibre Stuhe s1
ermdrmen baourcb, eab ite einen 8eiiet
oou eliibenoer Sol5eoblen in baielbe
tru9en; em Mor9en wurSe Die dlteite
eritidt 9efuRben, uno Die anoere murbe
nur nit WIbe Dicoer sum eeben sebrabt.
Sino prieateerItbte eearanoet, 70 bat
ft9 Die obnldnsff BON bier nab GeraS
elnsefbiffte oeutibe Qnfieblunes= @efeas
fbaft balo nab ibrer Infunft unter 5ebr
befla9en5pertben llmtanbea aufeel6F,
uno piele ibrer @lieeer ieben in Salpes
fton ooer 9ouiton mittels uno freunolos
elmer ouifern 3ufuaft enteesen. @iner
ooer einiee Der eeiter oes 4niieblun9s-
pereins baben itb bereits tpieber na1 Den
8er. Staaten einaeitbifft, uno oemnab,
ipie semobnlieb, Die Spfer ibrer iiter.
fpanntea Narrbeiten eleib9iltis i'm Sts
dye eelahen. 9Sie lanse weroen iib nob
uniere eanesleuts ourb iolben uufus
ins unslad ifiirsen laHen Sc. .W,St.3.
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Oie Seiratb oes ruftidDen Geianbten,
Delbe felt einieen Gaeen Die pornebme
8elt in 8aiblnaton in Bewesane ieet,
if cine Seltenbeit. Die Sraut it elm
onsenebmes febssebnidbriees Masben,
bic Sobter zines Sbreibers in Der Qu<
oitors: :Amtitube. Sooiseo ielbft 1T f.
ben3ie Sabre alt, bat fen 9aar auf
Dem &opfe. absr ieia &Srper 1T nit stpei
3oQ lansen Oaaren bepeeft. gr bat Elm
Dug bon @ias, uub our9 cine ebemalioe
&ranfbeit i'm t6alfe 1T ct senotbiet, ,our6
elm iilbernes Nobr gu otbmen -Oies 1T
wobrbaftis Elm ionoerbares Srautpaar.
9. ys. 3ta.
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Storio a.-Die sSnoianer ma1ten
am 5. ;. sc. cine Demonffratioa auf
oieier Seite Coon Garrp's Scrip oes bes
fannten 6oria 6ole, inoem fe einen
Bug, aus II Boeen beltebeno, aneriFen,
elnen Wann t6otetea, bic aSaeen pliins
eerteW uno alles Dor iidb bet nit Beuer
uno Sbtperot perWafeten. 8eneral
Sopler bat einen Sasesbefebl erlai1en,
na0 peltben bic 8lutbunoe sur 8erfols
eune Der @iloen persanot peroen ioIeu.
@rfabrene Sffisiere fino oer Meinune,
baB oieie 8sitien gum Iufipiiren bes bars
barlfben Seinoes pom 8roiien &usen
iein weroen. Geaeral 2splor bS!t ID
isst su pilatfa aaf, fpo AUDI BET Sbriit
2mi9ss iib eineefuneen bat, xm ben
euaftieen Speration6plan su eerabreben.
@inem uielfeiti9 auseeiprobenen @ertiebs
te 3u Sol9e, iea man seionnen iein, pis
latfa gum eauptoepot auf oieler Seite
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Selapen.S .Sabe. Gin iunger Sdbwars
ser, Namens G!ias pbillips, peleber bon
oem @onfabler 8prner leetea Montao
arretirt wuroe uno Don NlSermonn Carr
auf Inflaee eines Qeenten bon Sobn
0auaee Der Court abereeben ipuroe, Fam
9efern Moreen Dor Den Ribter Sones.
Nab 4nb6rune Der Sa3e wuroe Ybils
lips ais peeselaufeaer Gflape anerfannt
uno feinem Derren Der i'm Staate De.
la,pare tpobnt, iiberaeben. .3te.
Der 6arristurs "se!serapb" eiebt Die
siite Der Mitslieoer bes ,Dauies ber See.
prelentanten tpie felst an 20 Wanrer,
g Gauleuts, a Baaern, 20 1epofatea,
. Drudep 8 'asrSte. 8 9utmader, 2 Ren-
tiers, Sattler, 3 Sbreinsr. 2 Gaifsuir-
|tbe, S1mot, @erber, &atibeama.
der, uuo 2 3immerleute 3uiammen,
100.
-~As O e.@.--
Im Dienifae Worsen um l1br n,abs
te elm unperbsirotbetes Brauen5immer in
9emoa ct. einen Qnfhlo9 ee9en oas
eebeu ibreS &inoes, inoem bic nnnatfirli
be Wutter oafTelbe in oas beimlidbe 6ee
mad parf. Durb oas @sitbrei ees 9ins
oeS wurbe cine in Der Nabberfbaft mob
nenoe Srau. Wrs. Bifbop, bsrbel seao'
gen uno Die sefdbr!ibe cage oefelbsn
entoeft. Sin Nabtpdbter tpuroe lebnea
berbeieerufen. Der Sis oee 4btritts nit
elmer 4rt peseebroebsa uno Wrs. Sis
fbop, nit elmer bsiipieQofen Selbifpers
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6tllebeu Subtbans-l unrpsli. 200 80
@bsriffs Spcrfslu uno l!nterbal:
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aib-s Iumtifnnos" 9SS 55b
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,uuasu auo Nntlaaen 455 43
3sussnIpbn aui Geiten Der Ncpnt
lis-74 anspsiIunan $50 s2b
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@b's nuo Nhrabam Sns 200 90
Ssjablt al gbarles unb Atrabam
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plar S1ee uuo $sfeeevs s,5o4 SO
lin esafob Abrens auf Nednnnse.
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| 4O8 SO
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Sriefe Don Der ,,GrforfbunsssGrpesi
tion," oetirt ben stem Sftober, 1885, ,fino
in Neu 5aDen erbolten worSen. Oa6
Sef0Epaper par i'm Se0riff auf cine
a'peip6bentlibe 9reusfabrt ob5uisseln,
ano uob esfen Suradfunft foute cine
anoere Sabrt ee9en Den Suepel nnters
nommen lperoen. 6onnop. Sag.
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3erf6renoe 8euersbrunff. - Sn Der
Staot Sprinefielo, Glorf @auntp, i'm
Staate Sbio, brad am l4ten Sebruar,
Qbeno um ubr. in einem Stau Seuer,
aus. Sier Stunoen lang ,pdtbeten ole
Slammen, ,erobtentbeils i'm offliben Sbeil
Der Staot, ebe oenielben Ginbalt eetban
peroen fonnte. Sim ertra bes Spring
fielo ,,Republifan," "pelcbe Draderei nebif
benz sansenSnbalt ebenfaus nieoerbrenns
te, aber BON einem benabbarten Druder
bic Wateria!ien aur 6erauseabe 6es Grs
fra eslieben wus ben, meloet foleenbe Ser
tiiite
peter Murrap, Eanfmann 9erluff
an @ebduee uao @aaren, @l5,5OO-
8erf6eruae in oer Sprinefiele Brano=
safIe, $4,000 ; S. aR. einn, Gebduoe,
$4,000 O0-9erliberuns in oerfelbenBrano=
fafe, $4,000 /; R. 2D. Sutler uno Go.
Giientpaarensbdnbler, Stpilben $ nns 6
taufeno Sbl. .-8erfiberunein Der 6arts
foro 9ranofaiIe, $4,000; S. 8. Nattin.
eer. &aufmann. 5000 1bl.-8eriiberuns
in Der nemtiben 8ranefoiie, 6OOo Sbl +;
Yrau &neefIo. @onfeetlaoen, 100 1SDi'
tuns unb Gslbourne, 8ubbdneler, 1000
3bl-8erfiberuna in Der Sprinsflelo'
BranofaiIe, $500 Gbl. Gallagher anb
,0alfep, Drader, $500, Herfiberuna in
berlelben 8ranoeai1e. $1,000; .. 4.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-05
Works Of Nature.

IN a st ,tc OF health the intestinal canal NAV hs
compared 10 river whose waters flow over the ad-
joining land, through the channels nature or art
has made, and improves their qualities; and to kr p
up the comparison of the river, so long as il runs
on smoothly the channels are kept pure and health
but if by some cause the of the river is stop
pei, then the water the canalsi ne longer pure.
Tut oon becomes stagnsnt. There is hut one law
of circulation in nature. When there is a sup,l-
abundance Of humoria fluid (scrocity) in the n,e--
tlna tubes, aud costiveress takes place, il fl ws
back into the bloc vessels and iniraies itself IN.
10 the circulation. TO establish the free Course Of
the river we must remove the ot slructions VII ca
stop It's free and tho of its t butary srp ~
| With the body, follow The same natural prime .!
rmo,a, hy that valuable purga,ive medicine 'u1-
dreh,s Universal Vegetable Pills, which are ar ct.
ciual assistance Of nature, the super abunancc #
humors in the intestine canal. BY per eyerng n
this practice, the ways Of the circulation will h,n
bc restored to the full exercise oftheir natural c-
tons and state OF health will be firmly esshit a.
ed Remember, never suffer drop OF bIool ss
taken from you-Evacuate the humors as ol"n
and as long as they dcgcneraed, or as lors -
you are sick
DR.. Brandreth's Office in Philadelphia, is st No.
8, NORTH EIGHTH street, where his pills can te
had at 25 cents per box with full directions.
UJOnly agentin in Sunhury, is II. b. MasseI Teqr.
Sunbuiy, Sept, 9, 1910.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-05
Iron Business.

The Messrs HucnEs, iron masters of Franklin
county, have purchased the Jenkins mill property,
in Union county, together with immense tract
of land, upon which they int, nd erecting Anthra-
cite Furnaces g., upon the most extensive scale
They will commence operations with as little delay
as possible, and with their experience in bu.iness
their enterpze and facilities as capitalists, and an
abundance Of iron and limestone, con yenience
to either the Lykens Valley or Shamokin Coal re-
gion, and he cheap and abundant market of Buff.
ioe valley, they must, wish they may do,
make the valley blossom as the rose" from which
they sip the sweets in profits and the grotua,ions
of a whole community. We must be at the christ
ening, and over the f,vor Of tie pipe we shall puff
Havana-Pottsr'Hs Emporium.
We understand that the MEssRs. HuGHEs, have
determined to locate their works. either in this place
or at Shamokin. They have in contemplation we
understand, the building Of four Furnaces and
Rolling Mill.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-05
TO THE COMMUNITY.

THE success which has attended the use OF Dr.
HarEch'S German AperieH and Compound
strengthening Tonic PHs, is truly astonishing, It
is no vain bnas TO say this medicine has proved ~
its happy 'iitcts in the of variety Of diseaSss
TO which the human frame is LIABLE TO be vastly
porior 10 the many preparations before the pulke-
Many of these preprations are compounded by n
iivduals who positively ignoran, Of the nystr-
ries Of The La nan system, and nero pretondefs n
medical hn0wledgc. DR.. Harlich, however, is ceir-
braeJ among the German faculty q OF ths
highest scientific attainment, and equally dlslg-
gushcd throughout Europe, as a successful medic II
prsctitoncr spent most OF the years OF useful lifs
in the aqulsiiion of such knowledge might Prove
beneficial 10 his fellow creatures. In the pills witch
he invented, aGd which bear hi, name, the pob &c
arc assund of an article that Possesses more ,ban
ordinary virtues. From the acknowledged ts'eHts
OF this mveutnr nothirsJ less than a good aItIcls
could he expected; ami the experience OF n,Hdv
years has afforded demonstration Of the virtues If
his medicine. In Germany and other parts Of Eu-
rope its reputation is established In this country
into which il has but been recently introduced, IL
rapidly gaining the most substantial reputation. Ms
numerous cerl iicates Of cures Of the most obstinss
dice iiccied by the of Harlichs Pills, which
the proprietor is constantly receiving, - proof oil th
fact. Day after day he receives new testimonials
OF their efficacy, and week after week increases the
demand for them This is not mere assertion, M
numeIahe ceTtfcuIes are open iof the Inspection OF
the public and the doubts of any who are skep,ie'L
can le removed BY examining Them at the ofhee OF
the proprietor.
We take tho liberty then. Of suggesting TO every
family that they make use Of Dr. HaTlichs fltls.
Let lhom keep supply constantly on hand. TO 10
used when occa lion demands and they will receive
the mos, uneq livocal proofs Of uaby'-Hed'eaf
Dcfner.
Principal Office for the United States, No. 10
North Eighth street. Philadelphia.
We,tefn Depo,, No. Al. St Clair street, Pits.
'urgh HENkf ioA ATHEimEk'
Oc,olct 81, Isle, ,4gsri.