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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
ATTENTION..

VNHE special attention Of buyers from the south
and west, and for the state trade, is respectful
ly invited TO the following assortment of GOODS,
which The subscriber will dispose Of at su,h prices
as will amply repay his friends for calling and cx.
amnng his stock. TO CASH purchasers at the
lre>en, time, extraordinary inducements will be Of
fered
200 pieces heavy variegatcd Spanish mating.
500 pieces Canton mating, assorted Al, 81 and
Ga white, checked and fnwercL.
1000 hearth rngS. a e,utilul assoltment Il Viii
ION, Brussels, Tuft,d, Turkey, aud Hemp rugs.
200 pieces wo1lrn wnsted, cotton, hemp, in-
grain, Venetian and block Carpe,inRs. An elegant
| variety of Wilton, Brussels, SEQ oh ald English
Venetian, Damlsk, &c. &c.
1000 dozen men AMI bows caps, comprising a
great ETY. of Fur, Seal. NuIra, Muskra,, aud
| Coney, Hair Seaeite and Cloth Caps.
100 dozen Alcani Mats, assorted sizes.
| 100 do ManillI do do do
so d, Shcep-skin do do do
80 bales French ske $, comprising every dc.
scrp'ion.
500 pair Venetian Blinds, assd figures and colors
5000 pat mt do do do
1000 nests Cahas or Satohel; ass'd, embossed
leather, straw and oil 81 IT..
5000 dozen Combs, assorted tortoise shell Bra
zillan DO h lrn ivory, brass and wood. cmprisng A
large assor'm, nj ofcvcry variety.
5000 dozen Whps-a,soried wagon, gig, car
rage snlky, planters, dro,ers or riding of gut lea
ther and thread, with German silver gut, ivory and
bone mountings.
1000 dozen painted pals, Wilson's hr md.
1000 nests cedn Tubs ard Buckets also
Churns, piggins, Water Cans, &c.
The above together with an extensive assortment
of fancy goods, Brt,ania and German silver ware.
feather and risle Brushes, Looking Glasses Ma
hogany and Gil. Frames. of every size and desyrip-
Iion, are manufactured, imported, and selected ex-
pressly fo the southern, western and state trade
J. SIDNEY JONES,
No Is North 81 street. Philaleiphia.
Philadelphia, November I, ls40.--ly.
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Works Of Nature.

IN Il ST .tc of health the intestinal canal NAV bs
compared 10 river whose waters flow over the ed.
joining land, through the channels nature or art
has made, and improves hciI qualities; and TO keep
up tie comparison of the river so long rs il run.
on smo thy the channels are kept pure and healthy;
but If by some cause the of the river is stor-
ped, then the water IN the canals is ma longer pure
hut soon becomes sagnant. There is hut one law
# citcu'ati n in .alu e. When there Is supeI-
abundance Of humoTal auid (scroci'y) in he la,es-
tna tubes, and costiveness takes plIce, II A ws
back into the bloc vessels, and infilral,s itself III.
TO the circulation. 10 establish the free course of
the river we must emove the distinctions which
stop iis fee and tho of its rhuiary stream
With the body, follow the same nuur, principal
move, by that valuable purralive medicn. B,on-
d'efh,s UmuerSm Vegetable Pills. which are an ,l-
& ctual assist nee Of nature, the super turdarco #
humors ~ the intestine arol I$y per ing iil
this p'octct, IT, ways OF tn clrcu! atom wii heu
be eIored to lie full exercise n their naturl enc.
tots, sni stito OF h"atl viii - fimy establish
ed Remember, never suti a drop OF bioo t. @
taken i'om y0u'- Evscuatc IT,. humors as often
and a7 long is tfcv de!euerllei, or as lJr! as
you aIe sCk.
Dr. Brindreth's Office ir PhiladCr rhi. 70 1t NJ.
8, NOR I'll EiGH II stree, - here his pil.a cAn 10
/ had at 25 cen s per toy, VIII fAiI d5ccI0us
Crpnly agentiY SunhuT, Is II. &. Masser Esq-
Sunbuy, Sept, 0, 1910.
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PRICE CURRENT.
IMPORTANT PROOFS.
OfMe efficacy Of DR.. Hrhch's Celebrated Ned

OfMe efficacy Of DR.. Hrrhch's Celebrated Ned
The following cert fcate was sent by Mr.. f b.
Human, agent at Cincinnati, Ohio. There can be
no mistake in il, as the paities well known.
Mr.. Ezekiel Rgdon. of Anderson township,
Hamilton county, Ohio was several DAYS troubled
with bill us affections, acidity of the stomach, at
tended with the usual symptoms of dyspepsia, and
having made trial of various medicine without
fiadIng relief was c cued 10y the above medicines.
Attest, f. RIGDON.
Cir cinnati, June 30th, lS40.
YET LATER.-Mr. Vance, of Washington
county, writes as follows-Dear Sir-Dr. Harlich s
pill are performing some of the INST wonderful
cures in this vicinity heard OF. They were
introduc here about six months ago, by one of
my neglbors, who bought half dozen packages
from the Pntshung oiiice. | ON aware of fur cases
4 this place where complete cures h ave been per-
ormej, one of severe rheumatism, two of dyspepsia,
nd one OF most shocking and aggravated ncr-
5ous complai, I, of ten ur TIVE We years standing
end you enclosed five dollars; p'care t. forward
piIls for that amour: by the bearer William Ward,
Attest JOHN VANCE.
July 81, 1910.
y. B. The above certiiic ties, compared with the
very many already received certainly must con-
vince those similarly a cted, that they can yet be
relieved Ivy the use of these invaluable medicines
Principal ofiice, No. 10, North Eighth street
Philadelphia. For sale by
HENRY OXrHEtMER
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THE CAUSE OF DISEASE.

Nearly all classes Of disease are caused by ST. -,
obstruction IN the syst m, which prevent the re,n,
lar and wholes me operation Of the anlU> =, f,r -
tions This state Of The system, is ds asa ,h;.,
Is manifested in variety of forms rooro ., 10
nal gndn in their characte.. Tor. .tore tho sv.,oo
TO state OF health, then, il is ,Iy nece.sa,v
move the cause of di>cd c, p .d ths end il a,.or
= ished. The cause is OTIS iuction somewhere m -,
can be rrmo. cd 10y p1. CATION, which is the onl
means tina, sh u br. res3red to, because. succcs
hy reason, aud iy nature. DR.. HulicL's StIenpth
'h''S ahu ues,sifn Aperieni Pills, are allowed h,
'h' thi usan'' who have used them, 10 be the be-
Pulsii's me'.icine in existence. because, The
not oiy re.nove all DISTINCTIONS aud purge the sy,
"h' MS impurities, hut because, and which is "a
e'msy important, strenethen and give proper ton
TO the stomach and produce a healthy action of
the parts Besides, they are so mild and gentle
their operation, to rend, them at all times De
fectly safe and desirable remedy The affl cte
would do well then, to purchase a box or Two
this invaluable medicine, and give it fair trial. r.
stead of destroying their sy.tems with oftrepeat
doses Of calomel, und other drugs, SO iniuri,us
human life and happiness.
Tee above mt decline for sale al tho Drpr .to,e
HENRY YOXrHEIMER,
oc'' oil, iei"' .iseat.
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Thc Lnfchsfring drawn In.

Soon alter il was known that General Harrison
was elected President, swatms of hungry Office
hunters bent their way to North Bend. A paper
from that quarter states, that he had to entertain as
many as Sixty one morning TO breakfast. This the
General found rather inconvenient, and their friend
with them, he pulls in the "latch string" of his log
cabin, aud clears out. We next hear Of him some
where in Kentucky. The Maysville Eagle says. he
will spend the month Of January in the Old DO.
minion. And February, he will no doubt accf pt
of Mr.. Van Buren's invia,i.n, and spend il in the
White House, and prepare himself TO become the
Government by the 4th ofMarch.--Lehigh Bulletin.
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@EHE ~ e.

HANE TO the premises Of The subscriber, about
" len days since, five gee-e, viz: Three white
mates, commonly called eauders, and two grey fe-
males. known simply by the name Of" geese" The
owner is hereby notified TO forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take them away.
JOHN RANDELS.
Sunhury, Dec 90, ls40.
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IL. Waters Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of admin
istrilibn d. bOnis non upon the estate Of jos
nathan X. Waters, late of Shanokin township, Nor.
ihumherand cou 'ty. decd, have this day been
granted by the Register of said county to the sub
scrbers. All persons having claims or demands a
gainst the id decedent, requested TO make
known the same TO them. without delay.
VALENTINE KLASE,
ELEANOR WATERS,
Shalnokn, Nov, 7,-6t. Adm's, dc.
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hereby given to all whom it may concern that
| have purchased at Consralle's Sale, in Au-
gusta township, Northum erl,nd county. One
Mantle Clock, Which sold as the pr,pery OF
James FarnswoIlh. AID that have oaned the same
to the said James during my pleasure.
FURMAN FARNSWORrH,
Augusta, Dc, %, 1870
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-MHlDHA@.

NUM ELASTIC shoes, large assolt-
!" ment.
Sperm Oil, best quality
Books, Of oil description.
Silks, black and cJlourcJ
Stair Carpeing
Cotton Carpet.
Carpet Chain, Of all colnrs.
SadJlery, general assortment.
Elliptic Springs.
Coach Lamps.
Carrihge Bands, Brass Joints, Brass Dashers.
Patent Leather.
Just received and for sale a, the store Of
II. B. MASSER,
November Ia, ls4O.-tf
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=. w. e. =. :. TAYLOR.

nFFER FOR SALE, at the South East Cor
. nor of F.tth and Market Streets, Phihidct-
phia-
Mems Calf-skin Boots, ,sliichel-waTanred.
d. do 10 peegcd dl
d. do do water prof, double soles
and double uppers.
do CalEskn do do do nailed
and upIels.
do Heavy Water Leather Boots.
do do Meats do do.
do High quarter Shoes. Ca'f-skin.
do do do Crockcrs do
do Fine M"nroes-warran,cJ.
do KIP do do
do C.lf do do
do Coa'se do do
do do Shoes do
do Fine do dn
do Kip do do
do Calf and Seal Skin Pumps.
do LIST Socks with aud without soles
do Garnet d. do dn
do Patent Warranted Waterproof Moccasins.
Ladies' do do do do
Ladi,s' tanned India Rubber Shoes.
tentemens' do uvtT shoes
With every other description Of boots and shoe.
Fur Caps Of every description.
Travelling Trunks OF every description,
Venetian Travelling Bags,
Patent Gum Elastic shoe Blacking
Bnnnels Of all kinds, Palm Leaf Hat.
fhllIdelphis, No cmber 7, lsiO.-ly
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THEOPILUS CULP.

TIEOPILUS CUIP.
Manufacturer and Importer of Sad
dlcry, Hardware, &c.
No. South Third street, four doors 6eloto Market
PhiladeipAia'
H[ EEP constantly on hand a large and general
IN assortment Coach Lamps, Carriage Bands,
AXE Arms, Elliptic Springs, Patent Leather. &c.
I"un'fy Merchants and sSddlers will be supplied at
.'' times on the most reasonable terms. They will
""u to ihc'I advantage to call and examine bis
SSSn 'n'n, hiore purchasing elsewhere.
fhllldelpha, November Z, lstO.-Iy.
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Notice..
LIST OF CAUSES,

LNOR uial in the Coun Of Common Pleas Of
Northumberland County, /, be held a, sun
bury. on the first NJ nday OF January next, icing
tie ith:
JoscIh Trcsn vs. Martin A. = ock,
Ch'isi 81 y shit W. jackson Neshit,
George Lawrence vs. x. II. Hammond,
llamtr for Rush Snloncn Mengas
kirkpatrick n Son Vs q, dion LtiscnTnc,
DIR VIM. Henderson rs Henry Brown,
Sine vs. Shpm IN & Giecnouch
VIM. P. Brady vs. Thomas Grants at,n's
Christian HcckHt vs. Fn derrick Hcskeri,
Hugh Bella' vs. VIM MCary ct al,
Joseph loss vs. k"bert Philip,
James lillbourn vs. Dennis Walc,s,
John A Lloyd VS. James Lee,
Peter Filhcu's admir- W. John Fiber.
iteny rHck vs. III. l. Deilenh,ch.
Comm'lh Of Penn'a vs. Weaver LIoyd g. Robin.
John DuIkle VS. Ruberi Mack,
Milton Borough &c. VS. Jacob Whe. land,
Groves for Hart & 60. vs. J hn l.. scnrins,
Badger for Badgr Hugh BELLS,
Hugh Bellas Christian HoutI,
Same vs. Lewis Dewar,
Andrew rinbrok Dinhl FrymiIe ct L.,
John liasenturn ct al. - Alex'r EslCn ct al,
Sitter * Rehcr vs. John Nlnccrt, &c.
]. l.. Il NJ Ns.bit Va Abner Colines ct AL,
Henry Fick rs ID. Housei', ComnuI,ee
Thomas Perry vs. Fr derrick Bauchmsu,
Mary Weeks vs. Byerly & Hals,
David Faux Joseph Snyder,
Solomon DunkehrG W. Piicr & We zel.
l.. SAMUEL u JORDAN
Prolhonotary's Ol'iec, Pohy,
Sunbury, b,c =, Tsi0
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Good Intent Fire Company
A STATED MEETING ofthe Company vii!
IAbe hell on ThursL y evening lcxt, at the Court
House. Punclual attendance is requested.
T.. n. MMlCHAEL,
January /, lsiO. See. etTy.
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ESTATE OF ELIAS BREWER. DECD
INFORMATION WANTED.

A NY person having any information concerning
AABryan Sheehy, native of Ireland, aged from
10 to 90, of fine complexion, will confer favor ly
informing his brother, Rodger Sheehv, by letter
directed to Harrisburg. Pa.
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SHAMOKIN COAL.

SHAMOKIN COAL. !
Il II very superior quality, c,n be had at snv
. time. by application to the subscribers, in lots |
To ,ul' Purchases. They keep large, egg, broken.
anu fnc coal, fit for burning lime.
]. II. PURDY & Co.
Sunbury, Sept. 26.-tf.
GROcERIEs.-A flesh supply OF Grocelic.
just received and FIR sale Ivy
HENRY YoxrHlMER.
Sept IL, ls4O.--,f.
LXQUORS-A fresh supply of Brandy, Gin.
Port, Lisbon, Tel eriff Madeira and Sherry Wines,
just received and for sale by
HENRY YoxTHIMER.
Sept IL. lSiO--G
.TESLLN'S.-A new assortment Of Ia, 7-s |
ard 3-d yard wide Muslin, Just received aud for
sale by HENRY YOXTHINER
Sept. l2, ls40'--tf
t.fLTCOES.-A new assortment of Cacoes
just received and for sale by
HENRY YoXTHIMER.
S,pt. L., lS40--;f
IRO.r.--A good assortment of Bar Iron, lust
received aud for sale hv
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. IL, lsiO.-tf.
S.sLT-e5O barrels and sacks of Salt, Just
received uni for sale by
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept IL, lS40.-tf.
CLOIHS.---h general assortment of Cloths
and CassiincIes constant on hand OF the store Of
HENRY YOXTHlMER.
Sept. IL, lSi0.--tf.
WHEAT. RYE. CORN and all other
kinds of G,ain and Seeds will be taken at the high
est pric IA exchange for g1o''s at the store Of
HENRY YUX Thinner.
Sept. l2, 1910 ST
MACKEREL--A few barrels of NJ ckerel for
sac at a low pr'ce by III. Il, MASSER,
Sept. l2, lsi0.
IRISH SALMON.-Ot the hes, qualify. con.
stan,ly on hand and for sale by
ii Is. MAssER,
Sept. l2, 1870.
MADEIRA WINE.--FmH quality MADEIRA
Wine, for sale low Ivy
Sept, l2, 1870.
FOURTH PROOF BRANDY.-A g,nu.n.
article always on hand and for sale by
II. u. MASSER
Sept. IL, 1910
HOLLAND GIN,-Of the best quality always
on hand and for sale hy
/ Sept. lc, ls4o.
LOAF AND LUMP SUGAR.--Always on
hand aud for sale by
H.B MASSER.
Sept. IL, ls4O.
BOSTON SYRUP MoLAssEs.--Of a supe.
ror quality, for sale Ivy
H.B. MASSER,
Spy IL, 1910.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR HOUSE MO.
LASSES.-OI the best quality always on hand
aid for sale by
II. B. MAssER,
Sept IL, 1870
BROWN SUGAR.-Ofa good quality. for sale
! low hy II. D. MAS,ER.
Sept. IL, 1910.
LtQUORS.--Of all kin Is and OF the Lest quail
ties, always on hand and for sale by
lib. MASsER.
Sept. L. 1910.
GREEN AND BLACK TEAs.-Of the best
quality always Oh hand aud t,r sale by
II. u. MASSER.
Sept. II, 1910.
COFFt E.-Java, Rio and Laguira Coffee con
siantly on hand and for sale ly
HID. MASSER,
Sept. -, 1910.
SPERM OlL.-Wlutcr and Summer strp',n
Sperm OIL, Of the est quality, always or h.nL a.,
for sale by II. Is, NAS..ER
Sept II, 1910.
STEEL.-Cast and Blister Steel for sale by
T. B. MASSER.
Sept. lc, 1910.
SPRING STEEL. -Of various sizes l.r Elipii,
Springs, for sale by
H. b. MASSER.
Scr,. IL, 1910.
LARGE QUARrO B!BLES.-For sale al
very :oduced prices 10y
H.B. MASSER.
! Sept. II, 1870.
| BLANK BOOKS.-Of all kinls. for sale bv
II. b. MASSER.
Sept. l., 1910.
/ BLANK DEEDS.-Bonds, Mortgage, &c. for
sale by II. b. MASSER,
Sept. IL. 1910.
JUSTICES BLANKS.-for sale by
II. b, MASSER.
IN 10,
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County Meeting.

County Meeting.
A MEETING of the Democrats Of Northum-
"A berland county, will be held at the Court
House, in Sunbury, on Monday the lth day Of
January next, for The purpose of choosing one Sc
nAtoriai and Repr sentative delegate to the con-
vention TO be held in Hauishurgh, on The 4th Of
March next, to nnmin ate candidate for Governor,
10 be supported al the mex Cub aioTial Election
GIDEON LElS ENRING,
WM. FEAGLY,
A. JORDAN,
De-. 10, ls40. Standing Committee.
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

NEW ENGLAND OIL COMPANY.
No. % North Water Street, Phila.
MI MANUFACTURERS and dealers in Oils of
III every description both for burning and
manuiac; uring purposes, which will he sold much
lower than they he procured elsewhere, and
warranted in quality to equal any in the city. Any
oil sold by The company no, proving Ie, resented,
may he returned without any expense to the pur.
chaser. and the money will lie refunded
Their stock now in store consists Of the following
oils. viz
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L\OR trial in the Coun Of Common Pleas Of
Northumberland County, l., be held a, sun.
bury. on the first NJ nday OF January next. heue
tie ith:
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=g,- =g,-REmAnKABLs-~CoINcIDEKcE.--John
Tyler,.thesfa,her ,ofa.lhes President, and
Benjamin. Harrison, the father Of. the late
President, were bothleading revolutionary
characters III, Virginia. In, .17sl, the for
mer succeeded the latter as Speaker of the
House of Delegates. Subsequently Mr..
Harrison was chosen Governor of the
State,tan was succeeded, after an inter-
val, by John Tyler, senior. Consequently
both father and son have filled the Execu-
tive chair. Of Virginia. After being Gov
ernar,. Mr.. Tyler, senior, Judge of the Dis
iricl Court of, the United States for Vir-
ginia, and died at bis seat,in Charles coun-
ty, January 9th, 1913. He was simple
10 his manners, distinguished for the up
rightness and fidelity with which he dis
charged bis official duties, and enjoyed in
an uncommon degree the esteem and con-
idcncc Of his fellow citizens.
1t isa singular circumstance that Presi,
dent Tylers father should have succeeded
President Harrison's father in the office of
Speakerfo Of The House ofDelegales in Vir-
ginia,. and that his son, President Tyler,
should succeed the son Of Benjamin Harri-
sou in the Office Of Chief Magistrate of The
nation:
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Erorn HE Rnl,imnrc Earucr.


SOAKING Corn FOR IIoGs.-A gentleman who
resides in Baltimore county, and who is one OF
the most successful farmers in our vicinity, in.
formed us few days since, that he saved at
least one third of his corn by the manner in
which he fed it out to his horses: He has two
hogsheads placed in his cellar, where they are
secure from freezing. These he first fills with
corn in the ear, then pours in a sufficient guam
tity ofwater to cover the corn. After the ears
have been thoroughly soaked, he commences
feeding, gives to his horses t,oo thirds Of the
usual quantity allowed. As one ofthese hogs.
heads becomes empty, he reflls it; and by the
time the other is empty the one last filled is suf
ficienty soaked for use. In this way the cobs
become so softened that the horses consume the
whole ofthem, and they are thus made TO add
one third to his stock Of food He assures us
that the horses eat the cobs with avidily, keep
in good order, and are Just as competent to per-
form plantation labor as when they consumed
the grain alone. The success of our informant
should stimulate his agricultural brethren to
follow his example, as the labor Of preparation
is nothing compared with the great saving ef:
fected:
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Proclamation;
Observation-Disclosures,

80
By His Ezcellcney JOHN p. RIcHAHpsoN. Esq,
Governor and mmandcr-in-Ch;ef, in and
oocrthc State Of South Carolina.
KM7 7HEREAS information has been re.
w ceived at this Department that JAMES
Rurus THURsroN was committed to:the Jail oi
Orangeburgh District on the 10Th Of February
last, on three separate charges of. Grand Lar
rceny, and made his escape therefrom on the
18th or 18th ofMarch. Now know-ye that to
the, end justice may be done, and the said James
Rufus Thurston. brought to olegaItrial, j do here
by offer reward oil One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars for his apprehension and delivery into
any Jail ofths State: ~ :. II
: Said Thurston'is described as about FIVE feet
nine or ten inches high. sont made and well
proportioned, fair skin, blnck oryery dark hair,
blue eyes, with portion of one ofhis ears off,
a scar on his forehead, and from 20 to 25 years
of age. ,..,,.f-,- {. s ..-sg, y
Given underm my hand and seal nfthe State,
al Columbia, this the 2lst day. of fs,April,
It.. S. lone thousand eight hundred and forty
one, and in the sixty-fflh yearof Ameri-
can Independence. ssz5...l,l;
JOHN p. RICHARDSON.
BY the Governor:
NJ. LARoRpE. Secretary Of State,
April 90, 1841. II l3
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M OF r T,S =.
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHG-
E NIX BITTERS..-Tbe high celebrity

VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHG-
9 NIX BITTERS.--The high celebrity
which these excellent Medicines have acquired,
in curing almost every disease 10 which The
human frame is liable, is'a matter familiar with
almost every intelligent person. They became
known by their fruits-their good works have,
testified for them-they did not thrive BY the
faith Of the credulous. = 4. 80. S.'s.':
In cases of Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Bilious
and Liver Affections Asthma, Piles, Settled
Pains. Rheumatism, Fevers and Agues, ObstI-
nate Headaches, Impure State s0f the. Fluids,
! Unhealthy Appearance Of The Skin, Nervous
Debility, the Sickness incident 10 Females IN
Delicate Health, every kind Of Weakness OF
the Digestive Organs, andoin oil general De
rangements of Health these Medicines hayei 10 :
variably proved certain and speedy remedy
They restore vigorous health to the most e1-
hausted constitutions = "A single trial Twill place
the Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters beyond the
reach of competition, in the estimation 81 every
patient -; 80 ,szs.,,..s:, =.
WIN. B. MOFFAT'S Medical Offices $40
Broadway, New York;. y.,....,o.l.. s.,5 ,sasIi
NIB. None are genuine unless they mre
the fac simiIe of John Moffafs SIGNATURE
NJ The Life Pills are sold in boxes-Pnee,
25 cents, so cents, and 81 each, ,eaceordingiao
the size; and the Phoenix Bitters, bottles, Mt
81 OF So each, with full directions -;
For Gra.uitous DistriJMianw5;An interesting
little pamphIet, entitled Mo6at's Mcdical, Ma
nual. designed as domestic Guide 10 Health
containing accurate information concerning the
the most prevalent disease, and the most up
proved renedies--by WM.;MOFFAIs:' :''i'i:e''
i For sale by a'.SS % i1,a na.,,n 49, :.
March III. "a. 80 AZ, .stf 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-20

The Harrisburg Gazette tells Of a soldier
who, ebou, $50 years ago, was frozen in
Siberia, The last expression he made
was, sit is cx-." lie then ,frozo stiff
as marble. In the summer Of 1910, some
French physician found him after having
lain frozen $50 years. They gradually
thawed him, and upon animation being re-
stored, he concluded his sentence with
''ceedinsly cold.". z- ..s