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A Unparalleled remedy for common Coils,
"A Coughs Asthma, Influenza Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis and all diseases Of the Breast nnd Lungs,
leading 10 consumption; composed OF the concen-
iratcd virtues of Horehound, Bonset, Blood Root,
biverwort and several other vegetable substances.
Prepared only Ivy ]. NJ. WIssLow, Rochester, New
York.
The innocence and universally admitted pecioral
virtues of the He,bs from which the Bdisdm "
Horehound is made. are too generally known To re-
qute recommendation it is therefore only neccsss-
~ TO observe that this Medicine contains the whole
Of their Medicinal properties, highly concentrated.
and so happily combined with several other vege.
table substances. as to render il the most speedy
mild and certain remedy, now in use, for the com.
plants above mentioned
The Bssam removes all imfla mmation and sore
ness Of the Lungs, loosens tough visid phicgm. en-
abng the patient to expec,orate with ease and free.
dom, assuages cough, relieves athmatic and dltii-
cult respiration, heals the injured parts, opens the
pores, and composes the disturbed nerves. and give.
strength TO the tender lungs, and thus produces q
speedy and lasting cure.
INGpATITUpB IL THE BAsEsT cnlMEIS MAN.
We are not among that class of Editors who for
few donrs will, (ni the expense OF truth and no
nes,y) "crack up" article and bring ii into rapit
sale neither ale we willing to remain silent. aite
having tested the utility of an iml roSement or die
covety IN science or att.-Our readers VIII recollec
we told them we Were unw' u with n sore throat ant
violent cold some few weeks ago. Well, we pur
chased Two bottles of NINSLOW'S BALSAN
OF HOREHOUND. and SO sudden was the cure
that we forgot we ever had q cold. Tho,e who
are afflicted, may try it upon our recommendation
- Lewiston TtiegTuph. For sale 10y
HENRY IONTHEIMER, SuuLUry.
JACOB BRIGHT, Northumberland
Also, by Druggists generally throughout th
country. or Price, 80 cents per bottle.
August Iath, lS4l.-ly.
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LIST OF BOOKS,

N. G3. AEEAA6&63SnI2,
A NTHON'S Classical Dictionary; Lemprier's
IA DO; Ainsworth's do; Cobb's do; English and
German do; An,bon's Cesar; Anthon's Gromrner;
Anthems Cicero; Mat's Latin Reader; Ogily's do;
Andrews Latin Lessons; Donncgan's ieIcon:
Fisk's Creek Exercises; Daviess Lependcr; Graeca
Moora; Adomss Roman Antiquities; Pinnock's
Guldsmith's England; do Greece; L., ellis Elements
Of Geology; Mrs. Linculn's Botany; Elements of
Botany; Bridges Algebra; Porter's Rhetorical Rea-
ders; Emerson's Geography and History; Olney's
do; Parley's do; Smiths Granmer; Kirkham's do;
Koy's Readers; Cobl's do; Cobb's Arithmetick;
Pixies do; Emrrson's do Cobb's Spelling Books;
Towns do; Cobb's Table Books; Evangelical Fa-
miy Library; Cottage Bibles; Family do; Collater-
al do; Small Bibles and Testaments; Parker's Ex.
erciscs on Composition; Frui, Of the Spirit; Bakers
Saints Rest; American Revolutions; Manyatt's No
veIs; Mrs. Phelps on Chemistry; Had; Catechism
Of American Lows; Letters on Natural Magic; Che
msiry for Beginners; English Exercises adapted TO
Murrsy's Grammer; Sequel TO Comey's Spelling
Book; Am, rican Class Book; DahoIls Schoolmas-
tes Assis,an,; great variety Of Blank Books, &c.
August %. l44l.
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GlOOEE Sail2SA 3
THIS MACHINE AGAINST THE
WORLD.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERs.

EHANENPORT'S Improved PHten, Thrcshng
H y Machine and Horse Power, which lhreshes
aud cleans al the same tImo-sn iuycntlun for
which Farmers have long looked in vain. and which
TENDERS the above machine perfect and past further
improvement. Those who have teen waiting for
.omsthin inc better than hereuioe oli red for sale,
will find this to he ,Lo article. Come see i, and
fudge for yourselves.
The subscribers have purchased The right of the
above Machine and Horse Power. for the coun>
ties of NoRrRuMBERLAnn, LrcoMiNo, CLiSroN,
and UNIos-snd siso, tho privileges oi vending
them in sny other places for which tho right has
not been previously sold.
The advantages which ,his Machine has over
sll others invented ore mSny aud obvious. One
hoy and three men can do MI the thrshing and
cleaning OF $50 bushels of wheat in one day-and
this usually takes seven hands one day aud three
The next For field thIeshing i, takes the lead Of
any thing in this aorlL-no grain Is scattered or
lost.
Such ls 'he superiority Of tho House Poker,
ihut three horses can lbrosh ss much with II as
four csn with any other.
The Machines and Iiorre Power will lie sold
together oI septrs'e, 10 suit lurchiscrT Made and
sold IN Million, by the su scrhers
WI WEIGH,
WIN. II. POMP.
HENRY FkICK.
Milton, April II, lS4l.
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HEALTH.

=
EH ANY of our aderS, no doubt, are possessed
VIZ With this all important blessing, which they
NAV long retain, il rarlieular regard and care be
paid tn ibrms Ives, that, whenever they feel the
least IudIsPosed, To Procure proper medicine in
due season" But, Oh the contrary, we find thou
sands who are labor ng under disease, aud many,
we fear will pruve 81 ii us, il not a tended TO early.
Would those prsons resort to the medicine that
has established IS II in III usspds of cases, which is
Dr, HARLlCH'S CuaPouSD STngssrHESISs
AND GERMAN APERiENr PILIs, ST. pre- eminenly
recommended for disea ,es incident to the human
race, they would be replaced back again to "ife's
sweet blessing" which $ N, slIh."
We sIeak from occulSr proof knowledge IN ma
ny instances, where cures have been Performed by
the use Of this medicine, with marked success IN
various complaints. such rs Dyspepsia, Livei Com
plairts, Rheumaiism, Pain in the Breast Side and
B Sex CnstiVeness, Nervous Weakness, Emaciation,
General Debility, &c. &c. This medicine con-
sis,s of two distinct kinds w: THE GERMAN APE-
RIEsr and the COMPoUSD SrRESGTBESINs Tos-
Ic pIIts, the former To remove bile and all eIcre-
mrnlitous matter from the body, thus cleansing and
purify ing the system after which the latter used
TO give strength and viger To the weak and debili-
lated organs, re tore the lost appetite. and produce
tranquil rest and sweet repose. We highly approve
of the doctors Theory" Of treating diseases which
certainly is safe aud eectusl, and advise the afflicted
to give bis medicine a fair tral.-Daily ChrOnicIe.
Principal Office, No. 10 Moth Eighth street,
Philadelphia. HENRY YONTHElMER,
November goth, lSil. Agent.
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DR.. DUNCAN'S
EXpcCtOrant Remedy.

| = performing .ome of the most wonderful cures
L on record Mr.. WM. PEARSON, Of Delaware
county, Pennsylvania, taken in the fall ofls40
with distress ng Cough, which daily increased
until he iecame So much reduced IN flesh that he
was ch'iG"d to be helped in and out of bed. His
Ply siciaus ut length gave up all ho e.. and pro
nouuc Al his lungs faulty If. e!ed and incurabe.
In this hopeless situauun he was for len weeks
when a irieud of his cal ed to him, and disco
vcing his awful condition. He Immediately pro-
Ell three hutlle, of DR.. DUNCAN'S EXPEC-
iORANT REMLDI, (havng witnessed the ef-
fet.s il a .lmllr Case. ilduced him TO procure the
mediciLe,) ard gave it according to DIR, ctons and
to the ssoni,hmemt of al friends, the patient be-
gan to feel better b, fore using the medicine
week. After using il strictly six weeks the pa
tent nd,red ,ble 10 resume his daily occu-
patton. How many thousands Of valuable fiends
have been taken away from for the want Of
proper treatment. The very many who yet
among us. aud lsboring under alarming symptoms,
10 such l t~g to say, procure Immediately DR..
DUNCAN'S ENPECTORANT REMEDY,
and if ii be not too late, you may be restored TO
perfect health. In the last stages there is a conso-
laton found in this medicine, by its ,oothing and
palliative effects,
For sale at hs PRINCIPAL OFFICE. 10 North
Eighth stIe,t, Philad lphia. Also at the store Of
HENRY YOXTHElMER, Sunbury,
November 81, Is4l Agent.
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Works of Nature.

IN q state OF health the intestinal canal may he
compared 10 n river whose waters flow the ad
joining land, through the channels nature or art
has made, and improves their qualities; and to keep
up the comparison Of the river 80 long as II runs
on smoothly the channels are kept pure and heathy;
but if Ivy the Of the river IL stop
ped, then the water the canasis ne longer pure,
hut room becomes stagnant. There Is hut one law
Of circulation in nature. When there Is d super
abundance cf humorial fluid (srrocty) in the iRies-
tnaI tubes, and costiveness takes place, il fl wa
back into the blooI vessels and nfra,cs itself in.
To the circulation. To establish the free course OF
The river. we must remove the distractions which
stop it's free and tho of its tributary sheam
With the body follow the same natural principal !;
= move. ty that valuable pureatve medicine Bran
heh-s Unirersdi Vegetable Pills, which an ef-
Il hciua assistance Of nature, the superabundance Of
humors in the intestine canal. BY perse,ering in
this practice, the ways Of the circulation will then
be ies,ored TO the full exercise their natural func
tions, and state OF health will te firmly establish
ed Remember, never suffer n drop OF blood 10 be
taken from you.-Evacuote the humors as often
and as long US they degcncrated. or as iorg as
you sick.
DIR. Brandreih's Office in Phalolphia, is at No.
6, NORTH EIGHTH street, where his pills can be
had at 25 cents per box, with full directions.
UJOniy agent in Sunhury, is H. B. Masscr Esqr.
Sunbuiy, Sept, 4, lS4l.
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RE(G.H.TE.N.D.4 TI<S.N.

THRESHlNG Il WlNNOWlNG MAJ HlNE.
Having had in use, one Of Davrnpou's Patent
Threshing ond Winnowing Machines, snd heing
repeatedly called upon for our opinion IN regard to
their value. durability and advantages, We make,
Tree to state that they exceed in opinion, any
ThIeshng Machine we ever before Witnessed in
use. They will thresh and clean, fiji for market
200 bushels of Wheat per day. snd this with the
aid Of three hands besides the driver. Tie Straw
is passed off from the grain incline plane, ex-
tending about IL feet from the Machine. Scarce
ly a grain is lost. Nha, is of some importance
and greatly So, is the fac, that dust passes from
the Mschine to the man who feeds il. The Horse
power seems TO he perfection Itself three horses
may work it With esse and then fastest gait need
only he the ordinary Tough gait. We must
cheerfuIy recommend the Machine 10 Farmers
they are manufactured III Milton 10y Messrs, " ech
Pomp aid Flick. PHILIP HllGERT.
JOHN B HELLER
Chilisquaque ,shp,, Norhd co, March 20, ls4l
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Certificates Of Agency.

THE following are the duly aplolnteh agents in
their respective counties, for tile sale OF Brd1drcMS s
Vegetable UnirerSGI PiHs.
Northumberland county Mion-Mackey N
Chamhcin. Sunbury-H b. Mnsser. M'E~ers-
viIle-Geddcs, Green Il w alls. Geoigetown-F.
Midling,r g. Co.
Union county Lewishurg-Wulls * Gcddes
!. Neutrality-suspicious. & Becky. New Berlin
John NJ. Bcnfer. Selinsgrove-Eyre & Co. Mid.
debufg--Isaac Smith.
Lycoming county: Willnnspor,-John Smith
Newberty--M. & J. &. Funston. Muncy-W. A.
Pe,rican. Jersey Shore-Jumss n. Hepburn.
Columbia county: Dsn,iIle-T. Il T.. B. Rey.
nods. Ca,tawissa--C. A. Broias. Brrwck-Shu.
man * Rl,lenhouse. Bloonsburg- John X. McyeI
Sunburv, Sent. 4, 1871,
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HAYS, ELLIo:f, LYON & GOSH.
wholesale Dealers.

Ia Foreign, british and american Dry Goods.
No. l2 NoRru TBIup SrnRHr, PnILArrLPnIA
COUNTRY Merchants can be supplied at NIL
" times v i,t an extensive assortment of the above
Goods the most liable oLd satisfactory terms
May 80, lS4i.-ly.
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AXOS.
DALI Y STATE CAPITOL GAZETTE.

THE editors of the State Capitol Gaze At',ke
4 uyRent solicitation Of Numerous Democnuc
friends in slmost every country Of the Common
wealth. have come to the conclusion, 10 publish,
during the eings ofshe npprouching session Of The
LeSisls uIe, the
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ATTENTION.
L. SID Ely LON ELS.

DEQUESTS the attention Of his country fri, nds
IL who in want, 10 his large stock of
Carpeiings, Oil Cloths. Mauings, Rugs, Bindings,
Stair Rods &c, &c. that he has just opened. or
his warehouses. No. Is North 2d street, and No. 2
Church Alley, next door 90 Christ Church, PhIla-
,leiphla. july II, lsil.-ly.
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BRADY'S HOTEL.
DANVILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
Pennsyivania.

HNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
putlic, that he has removed from the town OF
Caifauissa to DanpiLe, and that lac has puIch.se
in that place, he Large and Comn'odiOt.s
BRICK HOUSE,
AT THE CORNER MILL AND MARKET srREErs,
(OppOsife The Court House.,
IA Which ne has fitted up hy the erection
of ADDITIONAL. BUILDINGS, and
n.H. extensive STABLING. for the Enter
Slkes fdnment Of Travellers and TiHfors.
He is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with a call, and he would slate that NO
thing in his power shalt he left rndone, TO render his
customers comfortable and hoppy while under his
care. His accommodations are ample, and his rooms
furnished in modern style. and the proprietor Is de-
lermned that his establishment shall sustain and
keep up with the growing reputation and Importance
OF the town in which il is locsted.
His TABLK will he supplied with every luxury o.
the season, and the bssi and chofced RARELY the
market ran afdrd. His BAn will be stored with
all the best articles that eG' be furnished by our
cities, and the whole will be such ss to give sslis
faction TO every one. -
Well knowing thst an enlightened public will
ALWAYS Judge for themselves he feels confident that
thew will favor him with lhei, patronage.
SAMUEL A. BRADY.
Dsn,lc, Jan. 80.
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B a 8 n TIE list.
PENNsYLvANlA.

The following lis, shows the currp, value Of ali
pesnsS'vania Boak Mus. The mo.t inplisis re-
hence may 10 placed upon II, ~ it !. .etSrg toss
eeItf1tly sosnpased With AZ corrected fou Ia h
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" AN notes puIpotuRs TO be on sny Pennsyl-
vsms Bank Gos gwen in the above list, may be sct
down as frauds.
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LlQUOES.-Ofa all kinds and OF the best quail
ties, always On hand and fos sale by
Sept. |, ls4l. II. B. MASSER.
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Spring STEEI.-Of various sizes for Elipti
Springs. for sale by
SEPT. !, lsil. II. Is. MASSER.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-27
MIR. EVER Eft

we were quite amused with the comic ex-
preston OF surprise, wonder and establishment.
manifested by some of the spectators, at the
numerous feats of "Leger de maine," or Slight
OF Hand, exhibited by Mr. Everett last even
ing-and we observed that some who gave
themselves up in utter abandonment to merri-
ment and laughter at first, became more Sc
nous as the performance progressed, until thew
seemed to be filled with admiration, not nm
mixed with awe. Indeed there was good and
ample cause for establishment in his perfor-
nance, to those who never witnessed such
specimens of dexterity before. We have seen
the celebrated Mons. Adrien and Signor Blitz,
Maglcians and rivals, who are supposed to
have carried the "black art'' or science of nat
ural magic, to its highest degree of perfection.
and host of others, who protested to be ca
pable OF successfully deceiving the senses
but with the exception of the two first named.
Mr.. Everett is decidedly the best and most
sklItul we have seen, and without any excep-
ton, the best master of his art in the South.
Mr.. Everett is exceedingly courteous, studi-
ously careful not to give offence, and mixes up
quite happily, good deal of dry humor in his
performance, that adds to the effect We be-
speak for Mr.. Everett, in our neighboring
towns, fair and liberal reception. In these
tunes OF dull monotony, good hearty laugh
Will be found quite an incident, and will op
crate bravely in dispelling the blue devils, or
keeping off the speen-so with judcous re-
gard for your healths, feelings and amuse-
,.aenss . we we hereby command, exhort and en-
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-27
TEE PIONEER.
M. NJ. NOAH.

We are really pleased to see by the Nat
chez Courier, that our old friend and contem-
porary Major M. M. Noah, so long and so
we'll known, as the editor of the n. Y. Star.
and over whose lucubrations we have so often
pored with pleasure, has recently been appoin-
ted one of the associate Judges of the Court of
Sessions of the Criminal Tribunal of n. York.
This is well. In the seat of Judge Noah, one
will see an Improvisation of justice tempered
with mercy. Major Noah, for we cannot for
the soul of US, obtain our consent to call him
Judge yeti sounds too strange and formal
it smacks of austerity and official insensbility,
so strong y inconsistent with the character of
a man whose warm and generous heart over
flows with the milk of human kindness. and
in It's universal and comprehensive philanthro-
Ply, sees all mankind, aye all of Gods Great
ures linked together in the scale of creation.
blessed with the affections, and hallowed by
the omniscient eye and care of the same Deity
Well then Maj. Noah is, and Justly so, in an
especial manner, a favorite with the South.
At time when the Abolitionists at the
North and IN Congress, were making the most
violent exertions to effect their purpose in the
District of Columbia, and when almost all the
presses at the North, shrunk before the storm
of excited feeling, or joined in their violent
vltuperation of the South, its institutions and
people, the n Y. Star under the able direction
of M. NJ. Noah, was the only paper in the
city that dared to encounter the tide of popu
lar feeling, by sustaining and advocating south
ern institutions and southern interests. AS
token OF their appreciation of his magnani-
nous and able efforts in their favor, a number of
citizens of Yazoo county, most of them Plan
tels, presented him together with an appro-
pirate letter, the first bale of cotton picked that
season from off their plantations. Warm and
kindly in his nature, if he has any local preiu-
dices, they are in favor of the South.
Major Noah is both a gentleman and
scholar-a linguist and historian, of more
than ordinary pretensions-he has recently
one of the obsolete books of the
Old Testament, the Book of Jashur. that fills
4 vacuum in the chain of Jewish history. and
. Ii Il. /
y,o.ss,,tas~ .,s.. :. S,,sv
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WoMEN.-Wo make their advances as
Time makes his. At twenty, when the swain
approaches TO pay his devoirs, they exclaim,
with an air of languid Indifference: who is
heP At thirty, with prudent look towards
the rags and means, the question is: what is
he? At forty, much anxiety manifests itself
to make the hymenial selection. and the query
changes into (Which is hel' But at the uhi-
ma thule of fifty, the anxious expectant pre-
pares to seize the prey, and exclaims: Where
as her
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-27

LOVE AND PoLITICs--A NOVEL BET.-The
Wheeling Gazette gives an amusing account
of the commencement and termination of a
recent courtship in that place. The manner
of popping the question was as novel as the
result was agreeable:-Pic.
'I bet that Harrison will be elected" said
lilly.
"Oh! but would bet that way myself re-
pried Frank.
"You wished me TO help you out of your
quandary, cousin Frank. You must therefore,
take the bet"
"What do you want to bet!" inquired
Frank.
"Mvsef"
against what!"
"Yourself''
"But let me see," said Frank, who was
somewhat puzzled to underst and the opera
ton OF the wager, "if | should lose, as surely
shall, how will it then be?'
"lf you lose," said she, 81 will win YOU
and if lose, you will win ME. Eeither way
will suit you, suppose"
81 see through it," exclaimed Frank, in an
ecstacy of Joy. "Done, done, DONE Give me
your hand-Hurrah for Tip, Ty and TIL
Cousin, you have done the business gIoriousIy.
am happy"
The election came and Harrison carried the
day. Ofcourse cousin lilly won the bet, and
cheerful y was it paid, and gratefully was it
accepted.
They celebrated old Tips election, few
evenings ago, by merry wedding. Joy be
with them.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-27

country and Europa poet and dramatlst,
his illusions and bantlings, among which are
"Ali Pacha,'' and the "Athenian Captive"
have given US many an hour of intellectual
enjoyment-a humorist and philosopher, his
fine wit, graphic delineations, cheerful DISPOSE
ton and sunny smile, make him to be sought
and cultivated, wherever he is known-a con-
noisseur, whose critiques on the fine arts have
been received and adverted to as authority
statesman whose comprehensive views and
enlightened judgment, have acquired him an
envable distinction throughout the Union
a politician whose prophetic penetration was
such, that in his long career, he is said never
to have made false prediction-and one of
the oldest editors in the Union, he has now
retired from the chair, with the confidence
and kind wishes, of his contemporaries of all
parties. Heaven bless thee, Maior
"Peace be with thee wherever thou rovest,
May life be to thee one Summer day,
And all that thou wishest and all that thou
lowest,
Come smiling around thy happy way
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-27

The African Squadron.--We learn, says:
the New York Herald, that the u. S. armed
brig Dolphin, of 10 guns, Commander Charles
H. Bell, sails to-day for Liberia and the Coast
of Africa, to take her station with the u. s.
schooner Grampus, L. Com. Panic, who is now
there. The recent impudent seizures ofAmer-
lean merchant vessel by British cruisers are
not to be borne any longer, and, accordingly
the government has hurried off the Dolphin
with fresh instructions to protect our Com
merce from further insult and aggression in
that quarter.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-27

of Mcleod, whose party shot two of the blacks,
wounded some others of them, and delivered
their prisoners to the American authorities
If he were among the party who burned the
Caroline, he was not the most inactive, we
venture Ia Say.--Pic.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-27

INFORMATION FOR THIEvEs.-A farmer, some
years ago, who had been good deal plagued
by persons stealing his turnipS, sowed head
ridge for the use Of the public, and put up a
label with this inscription:-"You are request.
ed to steal out of this spot"-Pic.