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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-19

CHROAOMETERs.-1he he subscribe, re.,,ecmI :, V informs Captains aud Masters of Vessels, tla he is prepared 10 attend to repaiIng regulating an ascertuiIlIng the rate oI ChhUNOMEI LRS. As he full, of the importance to the Nav .aioi of know lng ie exact fste Of hIs Time keeper, the ObserVatio tor time will be made ih good lnstlii- ment and by calelul observer quahed ly constant practice all n competent knowledge OI lhi, ah. 10 ensure fully confluence ln their accuracy.
 A. l.. CUAA, Clock & Watch Maker,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-19

ono Coils Russia Hemp Rope; 120 kegs SUO Swede Iron Nails, landing from brig Lin den, and for sale by McGRAN & NOONAN,
 inne3O l3tf St. Michael st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-19

GOWLAND'S LOTION for ,npru, ing and beau M tifyiag the complexion, rendering the skin ia, soit and transparent--just received fresh suppI, for sale wholesale and retail, by e3
 lRiCHARD NORTH, Druggist & Chemist, mar21 No. B Government and l5 Conn ce-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-19

sEN FOR RBOSTON--'The brig ShERER, E. H&R Crocke, master. For deck freight or pas- sage apply on board, al Conti-st wharf, or To
 iy l2 F.. C. CENTER & Co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-19

THNIN PLATE.-l50 boxes Tin Plate l 3x; 30 \ boxes Leaded Plate; } boxes 100 Plaie rin 25 pigs Banca Tin; fl bundles Wire, Nos. to IT, landing from brig Linden, for sale by
 iune3O F. c. CENTER & co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-19

c UGAR HAMS.-lO bbls Sugar cured Hams, - ssrry them" For sale by
 iuy2 l4tf THOS. P. MILLER & CO.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-19

TENdE AUTHORS PRINTING x PUBLISH l ING AssIsTANT--for sale by
 maylS DOUBLEDAY S SEARS.
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-sSN FOR NJH' YOkK.-'lhe packet b,i. S3la& SrATIRJ, Babbige, master, now ioading. will have despalcl, For freight ol 100 bales cotton apply to IiI2l F.. C. CENTER & Se.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-19

LNKESn DkUuS < MEDICINES--E L. A' V Hotkins S- Co, Druggists, corner ol Wal,f x frahcIs ss., are nOm leering their spring sni id, of Fresh Drugs and Meuiclnes; among which ,f Castor Oil, klnbaIb, Jaar, alome, ,Clnnire, >ail. OIun, Hc. all ot winch Ill be disI Used oi low l cash, oF good paper on noaeiaIe time, county mei chants, plysIclans and planters, aie ln,Ited 10 q Us cai, helore purchasing elsew here
 K. l.. MAI hlAS X co, Druggists, mr26 2lS oor N aIcr & Francs ,t..
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-19

n LYNNE, BLUE MASS, &c.-- \nk 100 ozs Sulphate Quinine 5 20 lbs English Blue Mass
 25 lbs |" Calomel 10 ozs Pure Lunar Caustic -na ~ Morphine, pperine, Lurpuline, Elaterum, Creosote, Iodine, Dentists, Gold Foil, Ins runents, tc. land ing from brig Linden, for sale by i
 MOSELY q co, juy2 corner Dauphin Royal Is.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-19

INN PLATE.-s4 boxes Timed Plan, landing A and for sale by
 maylS D. c. CENTER x co.
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SWEET OIL-2O baskets Olive Oil, landing IJ from brig Linden from New York and for sale by
 DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS,
 i,ne30 corner Commerce and Conti-sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-19

HOUSEhOLD FURNITURE, DESkS, $c. Ageneralassortmen nj of the ateststylss by
 J. (. GWIN,
 32 Water aad 4S Daaphn strssts, ianl6 MoBiLl.
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NULOGY upon the public and private virtues of l1 WM. HENRY HARRISON, dejvered on the 27th of April, D lS4l, at the Presbyterian Church, by Joseph w. Lesesne--for sale by
 may20 DOUBLEDAY & SEARS.
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kSN FCR NEW fORK-rhe bng Lucna, SMzL Robinson, mister, will have despatch. Iei freight of deck loas, or passage, apply to
 iyl2 r.. C. CENTER < Cn.
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EyLOUR--50 barrels superfne, received pe- N steamboat Echo; 200 bbls superine, to arrive per schrs Melissa and Sarah, for sale by
 CIRODE & WHITE, maul1 cnrnnr Chm nerce anl DaiIphI ID -sta.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-11-17

county was presented anu read.
The following nominations were con-
frmed
Oren Brown I'd assistant Justice.
Geo. E. Holmes, Sheriff. (Ayes 81,
noes Az
John Hopkinson, High Bailiff.
VIM. Haywood, jr States Attorney
Azariah Webb, jr. Judge of Probate.
John Dodge, Isaac Cummins, and Jas
Hollansbee, Jail commissioners.
Mr.. Dewey nominated Mills de Forrest
of bennington, as a Justice of peace for lht
the county of Essex, and he was appointed
Directions of The State Prison.
| Francis Slason, of Rutland
Henry F. James, of Waterbury. ~.
Stephen Prentiss. Weathers6eld.
/ The joint assembly was dissolved, tn
Senate withdrew, and the House adjourn
ed. F#.@
Evening Session.
| SESATE.-The select committee to whoT
had been referred documents from Va
: were discharged from further consider
alton of said documents.
4 Grand List BiH.-The considerable
of this bill was again resumed, and ID
several amendments proposed in comm
8 tee OF the whole. having been disposed
Z other amendments were adopteai, and u
e bill, as amended, was read thItd Tim
II ayes l,nays 10, and passed, yeas | |, ma
NJ IL. the President giving the casting rot
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-11-17

+ DREADFUL SHIPwREcKs-The whale
ship Triton, Capt. Bowen, Of Wsrren. r.
l., from New Zealand, reports that on the
2sth of Oct lat 81 RI, long. 90 SO, fell ia
with two RATS, ID men on one. and two Oh
the other, the remaining part of the officers
and crew of brig VIM. & Joseph, of lis
bury. lMarlha's Vineyard) which vessel
| was capsized in hurricane morn of2ls,;
her mast broke BY the deck, after which
she righted. the crew remaining on the
wreck six days, when she sunk from under
them, aud they took to the rats.
The following are the names Of the per-
sons saved-Capt. Elisha Dexter, OF Mar
tha's Vineyard Benz. Merry, Peter J.
Dillingham;, VIM. 7. West, all of do;
James McGuyre, James Goodrich. John
Grattan, of Albany; James Walker,
Henry w. Armstrong. jeremiah Clark.
Of New York John Mullen, of New
Jersey; Abraham Hardester, of Balti-
more; George Silvia, of Fayal; VIM. Fl.
Graf. of Poughkeepsie; John Frances of
New Haven: Gersham Durham. Cd
officer, of Martha's Vineyard, and Hosea
Goodspeed, of New York, seaman, died
on the raft. Sylvester Daily, OF Worces-
ter, and Francis Cotle, of Martha's Vine
yard, were lost at the time the brig eapslz.
ed. Capt. Dexter and all the men were
nearly persisted when taken from the raft
many of them could not stand-their flesh
scsriied and bruised, and their limbs and
tongues swollen.
BAPTIST CONVENTION. The Annual
State Convention of the Baptist denomina-
| ton was held at Whhesboro' last week.
As usual on such occasions, there was
very large attendance of elergymen from
every portion of the State Among The
number were found many warm-hearled
| abolitionisls. Occasion was found during
the usual proceedings of the convention,
! to introd uce now and then a word for the
ensIaved. Very little time, however, was
occupied with the subject of slavery or
/ anti-slavery in direct form.
The most spirited and protracted dis
cussion into which the convention entered.
was in relation to the course which had
been pursued by the editor of the Utica
Baptist Register. Fault was found with
the general course which that paper had
pursued in relation to the anti-slavery top
ic; the exclusion Of communications Oh
this subject; the mutiIated state in which
even revival intelligence" had been ln-
serted, where only brief allusiou had been
made to the action Of a particular church
on the subject of slavery.
The discussion that was had on this SUBJ
ject came up on the afternoon and evening
of the last dav of the session. But the
deep interest felt, led to a continuance of
the discussion Till after midnight. A com-
miltee of five was finally appointed, (of
which, we understand, Elder Galusha
was one.) 10 whom the subject was finally
referred. The convention before their
adjournment. recommendedthe observance
of the monthly concert of prayer for the
| enslaved.-FTiend of Man.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-11-17
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Correspondent of the Concord IN.
H.) Patriot, edited by Ex-Governor Hill,
under date of the 10th ultimo, says
"Everetts nomination is at last con-
frrned, and so are Wilson's aud East
mans of your State. They were all in
the same category all were objected 10
on the score of abolitionism. The Wings
at last gave way, and they were confirmed,
because they produced ecidenee in the
shape Of certificates and letters, from ca
rious people in NeaO- Hampshire and else
Uhere, IN achich 1T aoas declared that they
soere not abotitionists, and that they, EU-
they had eUer aoritten letters. saying they
,oere abolitionists, or friendly TO abolition!
You see that Governor Ritner is rejected.
This was for the faint of abolitionism,
thou h ostensibly OH account of the nom
inee's weak eyes" -..
How much dependence is to be placed
! upon the above statement we are not able
to say. Iftrue, it must satisfy abolitionists
of the sheer folly Of attaching the slightest
| weight to the answers OF candidates on
the eve of election. We presented Gov
ernor Everet,'s case in our last number.
General Wilson was chosen one of the
Board of Managers of the American Anti
Slavery Society. at its formation in 1888
| In 1888, when candidate for Govern
or 10 New Hampshire, be gave full nc
entirely satisfactory letter 10 the State Anti
Slavery Society, and was adopted as thu
abolition candidate. Joel Eastman wa
; candidate for Congress at the same time
and avowed aboIitionism freely in his letter
and was placed on the :" lndependen
Ticket at the head of the editorial col
4 umns of the Herald of Freedom, in conse
!, quence.
j Have these men betrayed us-aposts
tized-GRANGERED-for the sake of lhei
n paltry ofices2 We congratulate Goverr
e or Ritner on his rejection. His is III
I post of honor. An aboli,ionist of the o.
+ Pennsylvania school, his German honesl
Ie and 6rmness would not allow him to
q, "Crook the plant hinges Of his knee,
r. Where thrift might follow iawnng
!, Emaseipotor.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-11-17
N @ TICE S.

The Assiguees of the late firm of E.
& B. A. Webster, report 10 whom it may
concern, that all the property in trees,
&c. assigned to them for the benefit of the
creditors of said Websters, amounts as
sold to SI4993
Paid to the first class of creditors Sl29,0 6
agreeable to articles of assignment.
Paid for advertising & auctions.
as per bills paid out, Sl8,4s
1905
SI47,5
N. B. Allowing nothing for all the
trouble and time to Assignees. ~
CALEB KNowLToN, s.
For Assigness@
Brandon, Oct. 20, l84I.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-11-17

T DANIEL TOLMAN, Of Brandon, in
- the County of Rutland and State of
Vermont, do hereby give notice that have
this day given TO my son Orson 1otmdn.
a minor, his time; and hereafter reliGqush
to him all control over his earnings, and
that he may do and transact all business for
himself the same as if he was of lawful
age; and further, that will not hereafter
be holden for any Of bis contracts or acts.
DANIEL TOLMAN.
Brandon, Aug. 5, Is41. 8:3w
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-11-17

VT Lit ana Sci INSTITUTION
The Semi,annuaI Exhibition OF this
Institution will occur at the Chapel, on
Friday of the present week commencing
! before o'clock p NJ.
All friends of Edaeotio" are respect
fully invited to attend
Also, the Winter Quarter of this Semi
nary will commence on the first Monday
of December next-all, if possible. should
be present at the cpeneng of the Term
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-11-17

Shire tors of Bennington County-I
The bill providing for committee to ex-
umne and report on fine question of alter
ing The shire-,own Of Bennington county.
was considered. the question being on the
amendment requiring The freemen OF the
several towns, atths next March meeting,
10 decide by ballot whether the committee
shall be called out The amendment was
adopted. and The bill subsequently, dis
missed. e.m a .g at
Saturday. Nov. 6.
SENArR.-Repori,- by Mr.. Biodgelt.
Onlhe condition OF the Stale Library; that
many volumes belonging to the Library
are missing, that number Of keys about
the house unlock the Library door. Mr..
B. slid no blame whatever was atiribut
able to the Ssrgeant-at-Arms. The d.
Gcul,y principally arose from the inatten
ton Of those taking books. The iepor
was accompanied by bill, providing 70
The supply OF deficiencies, and the bette
arran cement and bookkeeping OF the LII
brary. Bill twice read, and ordered to b,
eagrossed and read third time.
RssOiutiOns. from he House, for th'
collection of the school fund, &C., amend
Cd on motion Of Mr.. Crawford. an;
passed.
HousE.-Rtports.-B committee OF
agriculture, substitute for bill giving
bounty on wheat. The new bill aPpro
PIRATES $1,000 annually from the Ian
hid, 10 be distributed among-county ayr
cultural societies for premiums 10 encour
age agriculture aad the mechanic arts. an
'equires the several county societies
ns- a sun for premiums equal 10 on
@uah appropriated to each by this bti
The bill and substitute were made IN
'rler for Tuesday morning.
Grand Lisi.-On motion OF Mr.. Rc
VS.. the House considered the listing oil
Rhsn Mr.. r. Substantially renewed n
Nalon of amendment made yesterday
lg'eed H. Nc. Keith moved 10 comm
amendment-by striking out the asses
ssul Of manufactures for their faculty, 9
= a' ground that their capital stock az
\ Aaehlnery is assessed for taxation: neg
!" Wed The question required on the pas
!. Sesoti the bill. when.
\ !, ; Nj. Prentiss Of irasburgh addressed 4
! uu0uss against the passage OF the o.
!, 1' ohlected to the abstract doctrine OF u
Z SOiy tax and particularly objected
: y adoption Of the principle in This b
a which all the property one acquired
!. !" to De taxed Il was extremely =
a TIal IN its operation: while The huml
=. ~ poor mechanic by this bill was tas
- w Tor his faculty and the property
- HaIres. the merchant and the innkeep
~ r"eVer rich. was entirely exempt Y
y, y i,sully tax. The same species Of
"a ,S,al''y aud injustice existed as TO :
Z, ~ PERSONAL estate. The bill authors
80 1saucilon Of all debts from the ass
III .@ Of personal estate. but made no s.
~ s.s''on from the amendment on
"a ~ The consequence was that
-. p'fs Of large amounts Of perst
-, and they were generally sp'
~ ~ and wealthy men. were entities
IN. e'apciion Of their debts while
;.s: M st. with liule or no personal Is
I'd 49, iafm IN fact perhaps might
Tbs MI mortgage for four fifths Q
=. ~ was 10 be assessed and TAXED ioI
"a ~. 49, value Of his farm. Mr.. r. sai'
" me constituents were sgrieu
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-11-17
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
I = D,

IN Middlebury on the Sd inst. Of lingering con-
Sumption which she endured with truly christian
fortitude and resignation, Mrs. Emma III. Battell,
wife Of Of Philip Bate Esq. and daughter OF thu
l Hon. Horatio Seymour, aged 81 years. lCcm.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-11-17
Nov. II. ls4i,

Garfield claimed the right 10 be exempted
from voting, on the ground that this ques-
ian was not a propet One for legislation.
The question was submitted TO the chair,
tho expressed an opinion that men,
- was not bound to vote under these cir
.nmstances, but preferred 10 put the ques-
ron 10 the House. The House ordered
Ar Canfield's vote 70 be taken, and il
was taken. Ayes 9.nays $3.50 the resolu-
,;ou ives passed. The question then re-
cured on the second resolution, requiring
the resolutions OF the House 10 be com.
municated 10 the President and the VI.
delegation in Congress; ayes 77.nays "a !;
20 this resolution was rejected.
Eagrossed biils.-Making an appro-
priation for support of government; au-
thorizing treasurer to borrow a certain
sum assessing a tax for support Of gov
eminent; severally read the third tine
and passed.
The School Fand.-The resolutions Of
Mr.. Villas directing the collection Of the
schoo fund, and that tho treasurer shall
borrow from the school fluid TO pay the
debts Of the state, were considered and
sdopted.-Adj.
2 o'clock, p. NJ.
HOUSE, Repeatedly select commit
lee. the bill in addition to chap. SO. R. S.
providing free licenses TO temperance
6ouses,l and reporting that any other leg
station on the subject Of licenses is mex
pedient at this session; the bill was made
he order for Monday afternoon.
DirisiOn of Wisdsor Conaty.-The
report Of The committee adverse 10 the d.
vision of Windsor county was concurred
10, aud the petitioners had leave to with
draw their petition.
The Senate came in and the following
appointments were made:
A. A. Sweet, Sheriff Of Washington
county.
Superintendent Of State Prison-Ren-
Oui Buck, Milton Brown and Isaac w.
Hubbard were put in nomination, when
| Isaac w. Hubbard was elected
Isaac w. Hubbard. l25
Benonl Buck, %
Milton Brown, Ef. AZ
BENZ. Hapgood. sa IL
Scattering, aa Ia
Chaptaia of the State Prisoa.-Rev
Anasa Brown. Rev. Joab Seeley and Rev
Rufus l. Harvey were put in nomination
add on the third ballot, Rufus i. Harvey
vas elected:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-11-17
6I47.53
VT Lit. and Sci. Institution.

Brandon, Oct. 90, l84I.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-11-17

Chaptaia of the State Prisoa.-Rey.
Anasa Brown. Rev. Joab Seeley and Rev.
Rufus l. Harvey were put in nomination.
snd on the third ballot, Rufus i. Harvey
was elected
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30
CcrtiNSatNs os. 8 genes.

THE follow ing are the duly appointed agents 10
haj.r1p pr.tI,c counties, for the sa.c OF Brm3rcHs
itL.ilGie Uu'r.y>Gi PHs.
Northumberland county: MiNon-Mackcy &
Chrmlaln. Suunu7y--H. II. Ma-scr. MEoors
v'!e-Grjd s, Green Il Wells, Georgolown--F.
Muilngtr & Co.
Union county: Lcwjshurg--W lis & Gcdlc-.
VI nimhurg- -rcilmru & Becky. New Berlin
John NJ. Bcufrr. Sc,insgroye-Eyie Il Co Mid.
diyburg--l.aac Smith.
I.ycrniug county: Williamsp1r'-JohnS Smith
Nrwh,r,y-N. & j. G. Funston. Muucy-W. 4.
pe'rican. Jersey Shmc-jam,s h. II Iburn.
Columbia county Dln,il.e-F. Il L. b. Rcy-
nolls. Ca,tlwis=a-C. \. Bsohts. Brrw.ck-Shu-
man & Rueuhousc. Bo.msJurg- J yhn r. Mryer.
Suubuy, sept. 9, lsi0,
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TO THE COlLlLnNLrl.

TUE success which has attended the nse ,r 49,.
HOi chs Gera1G1 d1eriem and Compg,,, Z
strengthening Tonic P,HS, Is truly astori.hina. f.
Is TO VAN boast to say this medicine has IF ,yct bv
lis hap n cts IN the OF variety IF diseases
TO Which he human frame is liable 10 b, ,as fr.
pcrior to the many rreplraiions before tha pu 50 g.
Many Of these pIcpdations are compounded by u,-
dNlduais Who lr positively ignorant uf the IN, .',-
res d" he ia IAN system. and mere pJetcHG,,s I'D
.Hedca' hn'W!tdgc. d. Harich, however, is cclc-
o.'.ei 'Ia'n5 the German flcul'y as m. % Of the
hIgAeat &c gntic altiirman,. and cuuaily ,llsiin-
g"iShtd Throughout Lvr'pe. as a successful me icai
lf'cuiam'r spent m,st o! the Years Of a useful iif.
,n me a1u's'l"n ct such knowledge as might prove
beneficial tp his fellow creatures In thctil,s which
be invented, sad which bear hi, name. i.c p,,bljr
Hc assured a! an article that p5sses,o, more itan
ordinary ,inuys. Flom the Acknowledged talents
OF ms inventor, II ling less T. o. god ar,icr.
could h' cxp'clr irf The ,yuei,l.. f nanny
years la. al flcd demonstration Of tie sr'uca +
hi' incdci @. Ia Germany anl other r,.rs F. ~
i"lc, IT. iut1iUn Is established. In ih., cr.nt-v
lnto which /. has but seen recently irtralIrcJ Is
rapidly gaining u,c u'.: suh-tlniis!t,, utapon. T. %
rumTou. c.Il d. .tcs o, cures of tie .o.t ol.l a
dec $ s,"ac'ud ty tho as. Of Hadic,'s Ih.s =
TIE p'eIl Tor 's constantly receiving, E. ;aoi ...
ia',. j r a..'r day .t receives .cry t.alir ...
Of iA,r eli. ry, urI week after w.e .a,~ .-.. ..s
demand o.. u..n Tui. is not n.crra-v. ...l.-. ..-
luI..ta..a crg i.i Us ara open lor ia i..I .f Z
e." ,u.l'-, a.' "a. d .ua.s Jfnny Who ar. l.. ...
can @ Ic"..-l Pc eNnmiuiug them at .ha o.. ..
tar ur.gr...f
ro.cGeE.a,y, ta4n, Of .ug-cs.ins :. ,,..-
fanny, tDa. try uaia use Of Dr. tia lici's ~
lei ,h,m keep \ SUP, =" constantly on t.ni =. |-
ns,d "h,n OCCASION demlnds and the vii r,t. We
tHe most uu,l d'Jcu proofs # L-.ny.-A. -aa
DT,o.
InDcivl. oH.e tor the United S,a!rs. .n. -
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Removal.
h u u k hin u ER Y.

TIL, undersigned have the graufclt'n of ia
lurmil : the public, that notwiiAs,and.r g lcy WAC
50 uuioItuuate To have their hiudory tun' dawn,
in March last they have opened very extensive
one. in I,rui street, il tie new building directly
opp site Geiu,s Hotel md are pIop-rd' 20 oNccu.c
all work n their lne Win spaca, aud in su-
pc,iur style. Their RULING APPARATUS
and other Ma, a,hjnery new, aud TIE first order
aud latest iaFray,mrnI-; and they feel a conf.
p,nce ia th,r facilities tor giving perfect sari-iac-
tion to all who may favor them with their orders.
Banks, County offices Mcrchaut-, Mechanic
aud Others can he supplied with BLANK BOOKS
nf every description, which for ne ,tuos- anl durn
hIy, will be- c4sti lo ary npde by tho tuicl
..ial,s. HTgKGE & CANINE,
UAEEl- EU9G srPL9
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PRICE CURRENT.
MORE CONCLUNIJE PROOFS.

Of The cgcacy Of DR.. HUich's cc!s6rcicd Mcd.-
ciHcS
DEAR Sin:-I was afflicted with i,u; aud
n rvi US disease to a very alarming dcgrec, with
all The symp, me which s, frequently llcc 5 rr-
Xcd condition, w: g,dincss in Il e head. ,iol Mt
ucmors chilIintss, wi'h fixed pain in the light
side, complexion tad, and oc,'ivcncs.; indeed |
was IN a most nisp;ahle c,rdition, | had tried
many remedies, but found no penn iuent {, ct un-
I'll had pu;cha ed Dr.. Hrich's colyg04ad
strengthening n'id German 0prjcni P3ia vh'ch
II m their superior vi tnrs, wac completely cure l..
md am at lie to pursue my cmp'oyment, ft,c from
''in and disease. (>ignd) JOHN BOLES.
Dated Xenn, Ohio June Z ISiD
Pri, cpe Office for the United States No. 10,
rth EIGHTH STRGEr, plilad,lliil.
HENRY YtN rHEIMER
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George EE'. AaynS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER,
CHANT

CuesNUr SrnFEr WHlEF, HAuRIsRvnG,
Is prepare to re Give Goods ana Produce st the
ucw wuehausc, which bis arrangements will en-
Wr him To G,'var! with despatch to Philadelphia,
Pit'sIurg, Ni,hamspor', Wnkcsbiuc, CaiWAbia
hanra-'er, ,r any other point on the E,uu-y y.yui1
and Uni IN Canal, and the P,nn-y wanna aud Iaf-
rshurr and Lancaster nil roads.
Goods from Fhl.adelP Phia Tor lioriF urg, Carlisle,
Chamb r-burg, &c DC, forwarded with care aud
expedition
Coal, PLAsrEn, SALT and FIsu, constantly .or
sale. Srp. ..
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30
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Is h r,hy given, that ircrcst vi he charged by
/ tic subscriber on all 9ccOnn's for Irue, thl,
aayc been sraAding longer Tan xix months, aad
hat hercaitel THIS rue VII BE- .triciiy adhered in.
All Iersons indebted, arc requested 10 cali AID
settle thcr ecrouEtS.
sEASHOLlZ & rERGSrhE@SER
Suubury, Jan. %, l-4l.--,f
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30
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g USf RECEIVED n large and general assor.-
@D n'nt Of Groceries liquors &c For = llr at the
storc ct HENRY IOXIllEIMER.
Ucinucr 81 isf0.-ti.