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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-17
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JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SILK sc
CiETY, AND RURAL ECONOMIST.

EDITED Br GIDEON n. SMITH.


THIS Journal was established by the America
Silk Society, for the purpose of dltluslng pracc,
information on the CULTURE OF SILK in the Unite
States. 1t has now been published one year, nm
may he considered a work of standard character.
The first years publication, comprising the fir
volume, containes mass of valuable nioImsiiol
and ii will be the object of the editor to max
the second equal in all respects, il not superior,
the first. The important fac, is now esta' lished
yond any question, that the people OF the Unite
States can make silk CHEAPER and BETTER tha
any other nation upon earth, Ii has been prove
by unlmpeachahle testimony, that the entire CO.
oi producing silk ready for market, does not excee
TWO DOLLARS AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PE
FOUND, and its lowest value is FoUR DOLLARS An
FIFTY CENTS; also, that ONE ACRE of ground plan
ed in morus mulllcaulis, will produce the FIRST yes
the trees aIe planted, ToURTr-EIGHT rounds O
SILK, leaving clear profit 10 the producer Of on
HUNDRED AND EIGHT DOLLARS! II has also bee
proved that the children and females of any flrmer
family can, with the create possible ease, produg
from fifty to hundred pounds of silk every yea
without any cost whatever TO the expenses OF Il
farm after the trees planted; snd lher, fore, TIL
the whole amount OF silk will I've so much clear gan
say from S225 to $3.50. With these facts we sui
mt TO an intelligent people weher il is not a grca
and important object for them TO Introduce the Gu
ture silk in'every farmers family in the Unior
! 10 enable all our farmers to make silk, the 'Jour
NAL OF ruE ANEnIcAS SILK SocIErr' was estl
lished it contains Iain practical directions for ouI
TIyATING THE TRIES, TEEnING and REARING sIL
WORMS, REELING THE SILK, and preparing il f
market, sc. besides all other information that ca
be required to enable any person 10 enter upon Il
business, either on large OF small scale. Eve
friend of his county, into VIII. Sc hands this pap
may fall, will be doing patriot aud phanlhropist
work hy inducing his friends and neighbours to eI
ter their names upon the list of subscribers,
! he Journal Of the American Society is publish,
monthly. in pamphlet formi each number contail
thhtyi octave pages, printed on new type al
handsome paper, with printed colored cover.
Terms Two dollars year, or .,,io-
ten dollars, always to be paid ,,ee,re ,bs r'eS @ !
sent. All Subscription, 10 begin Win ,ha "o'A
Der oi me year ond in 10 case will the work be
10 any Subscriber longer than it shall have be,
paid ior. Aa'' 'e'
! GJ NEW srbseRIBERs, who take the iirst n,
second 'olumes, will be charged only TuuII Do
LARS for the two years,
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

THIS disease Is discovered hy a fixed obuse
pain in the right side under The short ribs attended
with heat, uueas'neas about the pl: of the stomach;
there in the right side also distenlion the pa,
lcnt loses his appetite and lecomes sick ardtroubl-
ed with vomiting. The tongue hccames rough
and black, tho coun,enance Changes 10 a pale OF
ci,ron color OF yellow like those afflicted with iaun-
dic" difficulty of breathing disturbed rest, ,lttndce
with dry cough, difficulty of laying on the lief,
aide, hc body tecomes weak, anu finally the dIsea,e
terminates into another of more serious nature,
which in oil probability is far ley ond the power of
human skill. Dr. HQrich { olpound STRENGTH
en'ng Tonic and 'Guman hperieni PIs, II Ia
ken at the commencement OF this disease, will
check IT, and ty continuing the OF the medicine
lew weeks, perfect cure will be performed
Thousands can testify 10 ih,s fact.
Certificates of many persons nay daily he seen
OF the elicacy of This Invaluable medicine hy Apply.
ing a, the Medical Office. No. 10, NORTI.
EIGHTH street, Philadelphia.
HENRY lOATHEIAfER.
October "a. ls40. AgeDL
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MORE CONCLUSWE PROOFS,

Of tie cQ'eaey II DR.. HyGeh's celebrated Medi-
ciRes.
DEAR SrR:-l was afflicted with a bilious and
nervous disease 10 'e'y alarming degree, with
aii the Symphonic which sn frequently fleets a re-
axed condrion, viz: eitdncss in the head, yiol.n,
rcmors, chilliness, with fixed pain in the lipht
side, complexion had, and coslivencss; indeed |
was In a most miserable condition. had tried
many remedies, but found no permanent Iel ef un-
III had purchased DR.. HarEchs compound
strengthening and German apeyient PiiLs, which
lr m their superior virtues, wac completely cured.
and am able TO pursue my employ ment, free from
PAIN and disease. (signed) JOHN BOLES.
! Dated Kenia. Ohio June 7, 1910.
Pnuoiple Office for the Uniled States, No, 10.
North EIGHTH sTREET, Philadrlphi,.
HENRY YUXThEIMER
! ~ ls4O. t.. Agent
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THE Cullivotor was established 10 improve and
l. elevate the Agriculture Of the country 10 give
proper tone 10 the morals and mind Of the Far
mer; 10 show him the dignity and importance of
his Profession; TO store his mind with useful kn ow-
ledge, and convince him that while all classes are
and must be more or less dependant reach other,
he alone Of the whole can make any near approach
10 independence. lf there is thing mole than
another, which in this country gives man superb
oriiy his fellow men, il is knowledge; and this
knowledge, which is essential TO the
success Of the farmer 10 other nen,-it is the
design OF the Cul'tvntor 10 aid in importing.
or The volume for ls4O, is filled entirely with
Original Communications. embracing articles from
about 300 Correspondents, from almost every state
in the Union. ... "a. ...... ... ..
II On increase of subscription beyond any prcce-
dent IN the history of agricultural Journals,--ifthe
almost unsnimnus voice Of the public press in our
iavor,-ii the multitude of private yet fo,,ering le'-
tmonials We have received, added 10 a circulation
amounting the first year 10 TWENTY-FIVE Tmou
SAND, 'moy be admitted as evidence, then we have
certainly most abundant reason To I've praiifird with
tie success which has attended the Union of the
Culiivator and the Gebcsse Farmer. No expense
has teen lr will be spared 10 render the Culvalor
worthy of the patronage it has received, In the
number variety and excellence Of its Illustrations,
it is without rival al home or abroad, the last VOL
ume being embellished with nesrly One Hundred
Engrduings illustrating the improved breeds OF Hur-
scs, Cattle, SHEEP, SWINE Buildings, Implements,
&c, Masking the Cultivation, all things considered,
ii is believed, the Cheapest Agricultural Paper ever
published in this or any other county.
TERMS One Dollar per annnm-SN copies for
s5-the money TO lie icmted in advance, free Of
postage. commission OF 20 per cent. " i'll be al
lowed 10 Agents who obtain % more subscr-
bers, and 25 per cent. to those who obtain 90 or
mnF iiSrri fI1ns n xx,itn vrt
umc. ....f.
Postn,as ters and gentlemen disposed to lend their
influence 10 aid the cause of Agriculture, are re-
specifully quested 10 act agents. Address
JESSE BUEI. g. co.
Publishers Of Tie CuAiratOr, AEann, N Y
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ALCkNESS.

I" THERE are many persons that we daily behold,
whose count, ,nances at d frall limbs Geno,e file.
ion which fnd has principally originated from
neglect OF proper iemadies at the commencement of
sickness AT first the patient complains of bile on
the stomach attended with sickness, coSireHess, de-
he neglccts to procure proper medicine at cnlh be
complains OF pain in the side and s'omach with
sour eruclailons; his appetite becomes impaired,
his rest troubles ONE, h!s mind harasscd, uad all
things around him appear not in their proper station.
He still neglco;S himself when in all probability
the disease may al enth be SO fast seated that no
medical aid viii replace him again. At the lilsl
attack Of sickness thcre should &c " 10 time lost
an procuring DR. Hari.chs COMPOUND STRENGTH
kNiNG APERiEST PILLS, which Immediately rc-
moves BILE from the stomach, ohyiate cosiiyeness ss
remove disorders in the head invigoraie the mild
strengthen the body, improve tie IN, emory, and en-.
h'eh ue Imagination thus Restoring the body
again to lis proper functions.
rnncipie Office, No. 10, NORTH EIGHTH
street. Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXTHElMER.
"'ei ~'' ioiV aren't
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MORE POSITIVE PROOF

Of the cGe0cY II DR., Hd,Ach's Conpound
Strengthening and German Aperiem P,Ks.
ALLEGHENY, Jan. 8, ls40.
To Dr Harch's Agent-Sir: wish to state for
the benefit Of thoe who may be aGlcicd, that Dr.
HAnLIcns Pills have entirely curd me of Dys-
pepsia, of which | have been afil c,ed for many
years. used 10th kinds, the Apeiiert and Strength
ening, and an constrained 10 say, that thy are a
valuable discovery, and act upon the sysemlniidIy
hut very diec'unIly. found the Tonic pills TO
quicken the circulation and cause a determination
to the surface, aed 10 strengthen the weak stomach
and increase lis powers. The Aperieu pills are the
best caharic ever used. ! am confident all Dys-
teptlcs would do vel 10 make immediate trial and
he relieved. Any one can call al my house and be
satisfied Of the above at pleasure.
DAVID II. POPE.
y. Il. The original certificate may hc seen ar the
Ciiice oi the " Spirit OF the limcs." For sale al
No. 10, North Eighth street.
HENRY lONTHEiMER,
October "a, lslO. .4a-fDt
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CHANT,

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TO TIE .lEELICrEn

THOSE who are suffering from various diseases
'neident 10 the human family, would do wen To
procure DR.. HGrich's CsnpOund SirtngtAenjna
and Cerman Aperiem Pih. which ure SO pre-
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NERVOUS Affections, Head-Ache and all The dis
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from ,ha original. For sale at No. 10, NORTH
Ll1hIH street, Phiiadclphia.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
October "a, le4O, Aseat
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III a ~ "A R Id , y

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STATISTICAL REGlSTER.-Containin Il
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TRUTH WILL PKEVAII

DIR. HsTich's medicines are da,, i,o,o,; :;
Puolie favor, and wan, from any but fir ,r,as ~
establish their worth. We have a conmnn;ca,,ou
IN our columns to-day from person lonr awc,sd cred.
which Is but one of many vouchers for ihis nas',i
sine.-Spira Of tie Tis,ss, "'e'
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References:
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Harrisburg. Sept. 8, 1910.
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ASTONISHING INCREASE.

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THE cULTrvAroR.
A Consolidation of BueTs CuAipdfor and The Ce-
nesee Fdrmtr.
Prospectus Of Vol. y. for 1871.

Willis oArLonp Asp LvruBR TUCKER, KDrrons
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30

NXTHEREAS, n certain banking corporation,
wv known by The name Of the President, Di
rectors and Company of the Essex Bank, chartered
by the General Assembly Of this State, at their Oc
tober session 1892 aud located at Guildhall, in
the county of Essex, hath been by This court en-
joined from all further proceedings IN business OF
its interpretations IN the ground OF lis having, IN
many respects violated the acquisitions OF its ehhr
ter and become insolv vent; and, on that occasion,
Zeblna Newell, Of Newbury, in the county oi Of.
unge was appointed receiver OF all the property ol
SAID Bank aud to proceed under the acquisitions OF
The general statutes Of tins State 10 reduce all
also to receive all bills Of said Bank and outsand>
ing liabilities of the sniae And whereas, is ne>
cessary IN order enable the said receiver 10 close
the concerns Of said Bank and make his final re.
port 10 this count OF the exact state Of the same that
some time should be limited for the holders of the
bills Of said Bank and creditors thereof to present
their claims 10 said receiver.
IS therefore ordered by the court, that all
claims against said Bank shalt be presented 10 said
receiver on before the first dry Of Sepiem6tr
neat and in default thereof the holders of such
claims will he forever barred of all right To pay
ment of any part thereof unless there should be
found unavailable funds sufficient to meet all the
outstanding liabilities Of said Bank; and IT is fur
tn err ordered that notice Of the above order be Civ
en- 10 such claimants, by publishing this order three
weeks successivcly, ia The Caledonan aud North
Star newspapers, published in the county Of Gales
donia, and in the Vermont Patriot and Vermont
Waite hinan aud State Junrnai, newspapers pubsh~
ed in the county Of Washington, within sixty days
from this date.
Dated at Montpelier, in the county Of Washing
ton, this 25th day of October, A. ID. 1SIl
22iw3 ISAAC r. REDFIELD, Chancellor.
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D. .yEyV NT 4 81 60.
(at Sterens' Viiiage, BarneD

(at StepenS' YiHdge, BarneD
FFAVE now received their Goods and are offer
H. u ing for sale rich and splendid assortment
adapted 10 the season, among which they will
name the following:
Shavls, bonnet Silks, fancy Handkerchefs;
Tag Iona, nous de Lane and Challv do;
White, red and figured pocket, aud Pongee do.
Heavy baudanua, large Spitteheld 90;
Linen, and Imitation do, aud Cotton do;
Blue black MerIno; green, blue, blsck. biown and
scarlet Merino; printed Saxony, AIapuca, Silk
work. Aapaca Lustre, Melrose Plaid;
Calicoes, many new and very desirable styles;
Super and common kid Gloves, light kid do; ma
hair, white silk aud silk lace do; gents. buck,
KID and Berlin do;
Plain aud birds eye Cambria, muslin, cotton and
linen Edging insertion; whaebone, splt rattans;
Silk velvet, cotton do, Robes, birds eye Diaper,
Russia do, crash table Covers;
Plain add figured Bobinet Lace, super black silk
ildkts Stocks;
.BROADCLOTiiS, black, blue black; blue and
mixed and London black, do;
Bishop aud linen Lawn; Selicia, Padding, Can
vass, DC.
\ good assortment of Vestngs; Verona, surge,
beaver Cloth for over coats black worsted Hose;
| r Braces, II good assortment of Buttons, silk ,
twist, thread, pins, hooks aud eyes; spool cotton,
needless silver thmbles Nc. &c.
Black and blue Alapine, red and Merlno Shaws,
black Satin, double faced silk, gro de Swiss, In
dia Lussting. blue black gro de Sw ISIS for dress
es. bonnet and cap Ribbons, cotton yarn, Sheet
ings, Indian head, Portsmouth aud Dover;
HARD WARE. Shoves, Forks, Nails Iron, &c
". L. GOODS IND GROCERIES,,
PAINTS, OIL, &c. &c.
All who are in want of Goods are respectful y
invited to call and examine qualities and prices a
he new Goods Store 2l7lf
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SY M se So q SCR e

FNNHlS certifes that at lrasburgh, in the County
H. of Orleans and State of Vermont, on the hrst
day of November, A. ID. 1871, the subsci ibers--
Ira II. Allen, George Nye, and Geo. &. West, OF
suid Irasburgh as special pnrtners and Piney OAR
row Jr of said irasburgh as general partner, nave
formed limited partnership under the statute Of
Ibis State for the transaction Of mercantile business
in said IrasbWgh, under the name OF PLiNEf
BARROW, JR. to commence on the hrst day OF
November, A. ID. IS4l, and terminate on the first
day Of November, A. ID. 1874. and that each OF
said special partners Inns furnished and PAID INTO
sa I'd partnership the sum OF one thousand COLLINS
in cash, US capital stock -
IRA H. ALLEN,
GEO G.. WEST, l
PLiNEY BARROW, JR.
Attest-JEssE COOPER.
STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS COUNTY, IS.
Irasburgh, Sd Nov. 1871.
Personally appeared The above named Pllney
DArrow ir. Ira ii Allen, George Nye, and Geo
G. West, and acknowledged the foregoing lnstin.
inent by them subscribed TO be their Tree act anc
deed. Before me,
JESSE COOPER, Justice Peace.
T0aon ClerkS Office, Iasbwgh, Sd Mon. lS4l-
Four O'Clock p. Al. received the above certificate
for record, aud recorded tho same at length In
book kept for such purposes.
TowN Clerks OFFICE,
Irasburgh, Nov. Sd, lSdl.
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy
233w6 HENRY NJ. BATES, Town Clerk.