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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25

Eust received and for sale by ii. B. Mas
80 scr-Dost n Syrup, Sugar House and \ d,
Mola>ses; Loaf Lump, Crushed, Brown and ChrNs-
ta.iled Snaat; Ctanberries, Raslns, Crackets, &c;
French aud English Mcrinos; Melino and other
shawl Cloths Cessitrers and Cssslnetts; Day
Goods, Rardwate, Sadlety, &c of all kinds.
Nov. Goth, lsil,
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THE
AMERICAN TEEOICAL. LEBRAR
ENEEHIEe.EESEIE

4 CONCENTRATED Rtcord Of Medical Sci.
- ence aud Literature, ly Robert Dungson,
NJ. D., Professor Of the Ins,id'es of Medicine etc.,
in Jetltison Medical College of Pin ade phia, pub
lished monta, by Adm W tdic, No. i6 Carpon-
ter street, Phild, pha. Subscription price, S5
y ar. Subscriptions for the above work received ty
the snh'crtbcr II. B. MASSER,
Dec | lth 1871. Igcui
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Good viii Fire Company

THE members Of the "GJod win Fire Com
pany" ate requested 10 mret at the coun
House, on Monday Evening, Jan. 3d, al o.
clock precisely. Puncual attendance is required.
Dec. 25. DANIEL SHlNDEL, Sec.
IOEt SALE. Fresh Cianleiries, ri En-.
l. glsh Cheese, Keg Raisins, cts. per H.. by
Dec. 25, lSil. ii. B. MASSER.
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aJ0 -C3 LAs
TREDlrORS TAKE NOTICE. That VIC have
- applied TO the Court ot Common Pleas of Nor
thumhehand County, for the benefit of the laws
made for the relief Of the nsolvent debtols; and
that the Judges of the said Court have appointed
the first Mondy of Jany. next TO hear us and our
creditors at the Couu lIsuse in Sudbury, when
and where you may attend if you think proper.
John HACkNAN,
Dec. 4. 1871 GRIFFITH MURPHY.
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GEuE NC aass HC.

EVUUND, on Mr.. McCarty's Island, fifteen
"a Stray Gerse. The owner is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charges and take
them away. They will be found on the premises
of Peter Pursel. BOYD PURSEI,
THOMAS PURSEL,
Dec. lS, Is4i, GEORGE DEAL.
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AJlASyy Sea-rIG4l = : : - 2 =
NCOb's Patent CampIsine Obs
2 TE N z =. s.


The SUI sCrih'rs respectfully iiorn the cit zens
l. Oh Columbia, Northumberland and tsion couu>
lies rha, they have purchased the sole privilege of
u,inc manufic urlng ahd tending the above named
articles in the af,r, id counties. They have just
received large assortment .! lamps Of every de,
scriutiHu CONSISTING of
ASTRAL, TABLE SUSPENDING AND
SIDE LAMPS.
which they Offer s,r sale at reasonable terms,
This light Is a new invention, and is superior to
any thing yet discovered for illuminating large and
small rooms, and dipellng the darkness Of the night
II is inferior To nothing save the hight Of the sun {;
wherever il has heen introduced It has outshone
every thug Of luminous Lrturc, dnd 5, ems about
TO become the fShi of The w0rM
its prominent snps Ior qualities are 'ri'1qnoy.
richness, splcn,OuT, cleanliness, and las, tut not
least, cheapRsss. The wick keeIs entirey fee
from DIRT, aud The lamp, are easily kept in order
In the cties of Phalc'phia anl New York IL has
been Substituted t,ry rNt,ns vcy ior gas, on ac-
count Il chenpness, aud because 1t is not so i'll
iuf'hus to the etes.
Drcc ions for using " in he furnished To all who
buy, aud orders fom distance promptly attended
10. FRlCK, BtLLMENER & Russell!
DanvIile, Nov. 2T, lsll If
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"To he. on moi 10 be" sued.

Is question that We seriously submit to the
consideration of all who are indebted to the
subscribers, and who 90 not, in short time, come
forward and settle their accounts.
Dee Is, ls4l. H. y. MASSER q co.
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III II lS EE ID

On the 4th ms. by the Rev. John F Mcsic, Mr..
JOINS = LEE of NorthumherIand T. Miss SARAH
b. da Ghter of Mr.. Nagc Of Harrisburg.
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'g'AVHIlsN NlbVEaIkI.

To the Honorubie Ellis Lecjs. Esq, President,
and his Associates, Judges ofMe Court Of quar-.
ter Sessions, Of the county Of Northumberland: ::
THE petition Of Henry Buch,r, OF Sunbury, in
L said county, humbly re.re,ents that he con.
tlnu,s to keep public horse of entertainment in
his old stand, the Sunbury Ferry, and is well pre-
pared fr The accomT odution Of travellers, &c. He
,hcref,rr pays your Honors TO grant him license
To keep tavern, during the cn,urng year and he
will pray, &c HENRY BuCHER.
To THE lvrGEs ABovE MENTIONED ~ he sub
scrilors residents OF Suulury, hereby certify, thai
Henry Bu,hcr, the applicant FOR the lc'n,e, is a
man of good rrute f'r honesty and tcmprrancc,
and is veil provided with house.toom aud convent
cnccs for the dg,ng and accommodation If stran-
e'r and travellers, and hat public house there is
uecps.ary they theefure rec mnend him as q
p,oper pei,on tn be licensed to kec publ house.
Jahm Rnndlls, John p. PuTsel,
Josrlh ,ly, II. Bellss,
Hcury Landau, Francis Bucher
Benz min krohn, John Spec &c.
George Monlz, YIN. Ii. Miller,
Charles NJ lIer, Samuel Montz.
Dec. ! llh lsIl.-3t.
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EC Ca. EEg- .NaEa.
r o.. SEI,E Z.

- S'tsL ~ 81 L-s Als
WJVOR sale snn Farm, confirming about one
e. hu drel and t. n acres, more or les, situate
in Poiut township Northumberland couhtt, about
two mits nhoy" Mont umbcl nd, the IN in
roai i'aing from that pl,c to p,nvillr, adoii,ing
land, ot Inhn neghou, jcss' &. Horton aud uihrrs,
nov IN the occup ncy # SamuI p. we. 4 ont
forty acres ot saId tract are c arh and in good
stat of Gu tvaliun, on which irre = a small barn
erect d. The property vii I've sold un asnuabie
terms. For further particulars, pcsous are request
ed to apply 10 tae sulscnh r.
II b. MASS GR, igcm,
Nov. 9Th. lSil.--tf Sunhu,v Pa.
f~ar-Ta ~ C9 SAT- rsY'S - oA'r PC
~ sI-.ss =. ~ ~ ~; - - ~sI ~ 1- :. 49,
4 aiiic IN, ,qudilri Tor ceanid- and i,lis a
A highly Durable and mos hrlani p SD to ST.
yer, Gtrmnn silver Brass, Copper, Bttania ware,
I'm, st 81, Cutltry, aud for rf,tor the uslre Oh
vanished cartlagc-, Ne. TRY If.
Prepared an sid a wh"csae and RETAIL by the
Susqnehanha Ehrysoltc Polish Company, Owcgo,
TIoga cooniy, Ny.
WIN. FORSYTH, Agent ior Norhumd,
II. b. MA"&ER, Agent for Sunbuy.
November goth ISil.
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SL ST z 10 &, : = - q 70
u EISRESH Oysters in The shell, and the be Am
e boy Oysters 10y tbe can, will be served up in
chatting dishes, ro1s ed ftycd or Otherwise, 20 suit
the taste vi any GcHl!,mHn. Also all kinds If pas
ny, &c. VIII be KIP, constantly on hand. All those
ia favor OF good living will please call AT the old
OYSTER Iious' 70 merry Kept by &. ID. Wharton and
W ,llium Srarcs and I w endesvor Ia please all.
HENRY u. WHARTON.
Suphury Nov. 9Th lSli-:N
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LOWER & BARRON,
Importers and Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Han DWARF,
No. IA Mourn TnHB STuELT, PHILAOELPHIA.
NNTHERE their friends and customers i'll always
w find large and general assortment of Foreign
and Domestic Hardware, which they viii sci, AT the
lowest prices,
PhIrdrlIha, November l3, lS4l.-ly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-20

\ rERMs-TnE oA annum. or Mt 81 80 if paid IN
XIV nj $eOo pc, PEI. "a made within six months
$,yance 's"bscribing it will be, considered
\ AM tho time oil No paper will be discontinued
advance pay are paid, except at the opiio" o.
be publisher. .mcpts will be inserted for the Gus
ADVERTISE Persons are requested 10 state To-
sssst.. s'S hs y, vii '" BE- iii
Babllsnneu charged accordingly. .....,,,,,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-26
V o L. XIII. NO -

shall be copied into The Tc.r,r,..
properly attended to. "
az Is it not l tall feather in The -,
these Northern leading members -
Board that they have pursued -,
of conduct on the subject of sIar.,
the year one thousand ejght HUNDRED
forty one, that has brought the .S0rr.|
DEEPLY INDEBTED to tb-nI,'
BY the South here, must be mean,
slavehoIding interest. of Course, NJ
else can be meant2 Whatever h.f.p
in this life, let me nevel receive, n.I
less merit, such euIogy as this! NJ
rather, from such mouths as prop,,,,
such euIogies, let my name b. a,
anathema maranaha!
(5) After such DISCLOSURES Is 4
come to the light, what must be than
of the miserable farce played off nj
General Convention, by Southern ip,:.
ton, helped on, may Be, by nonhen
completes, TO make things appear a,sl
there was no plan in operation 10 n,l
compliance with southern reQuirep4l
by expelling, or leaving out IraSl
aboIitionist.' Here it is d:SjQcly sa.
lha: in this preliminary convention d
ed and held for the adjustment Of tLups
matter, the belief was expressed TIA
leading abolitionists would be LEFT nj
the various Boards Where, then !
the honesty of this party when the; I.
| into the General Convention and coz
farce, by having a Southern msa.
LFu.Ierl start a speech that should ra.t
touch the point, and bring out quta
to be evasiveIy ans Sered-and aIIbh
it believed that nothing was on foovE
they had oeen planning?
Further extracts and noes next WeeE
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-26
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, MAY &c, I84l.

u Subscribers are informed thai post
masters can Jorooard money, IN payment
for papers, free of expense, to them or the
publisher, according to the decision Of The
Postmaster General.
When subscribers aoish to send pay for
the Telegraph, whot they hare to do Is,
to place their money IN the hands Of their
postmasters and ask them to frank 1t TO
the publisher.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-26

ANTI SLAVERY CONTENTION OF
.CHRIsTIANs.-Ac call has been issued by
Zion Galusha, Beriah Green and other
ministers and lay members of churches,
for convention OF Christians in the state
of New York, to be held at Auburn, the
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-26

23d day of June pext for the purpose Of
expressing and interchanging their views
concerning the duties of Christians, minis
tiers and churches in respect othe subject
of slavery.-C Christian Reflector.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-26
Sl3,55O,0O
Total expenditures in the United States

Total expenditures in the United States
S41,242.55.
A few of these sums are estimated
merely. and presumed to be correct but
the most OF them are known to be accu.
rate. Here then we have at least Forty
Thousand Dollars, raised in the United
States during the past year for the bene-
TT Of the Seamen's cause, and all expend-
ca ior that cause, except the sum raised
Tor the Havre Chapel, which work is not
yet accomplished; nearly two-thirds of
the amount comes through the American
Seamen's Friend Society, and its direct
auxiliaries. With these facts before rs.
we would ask, Is not the seamen,s canse
worthy of some regard
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-26

The Religious Herald, the Baptist pa
per for Virginia, in an editorial article
giving an account of the proceedings at
Baltimore, makes the following important
disclosures. | annex a few brief notes, &
also place some words and phrases in the
extracts, to which l wish to call particu-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-26
RELIGIOUS INGELLIGENCE.
90 From the Christian Reflector.
NATIONAL BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES.

Elder Fletcher. Of N. Z said it was
manifest that the Convention needed more
especial wisdom from above to direct them.
He therefore moved that Brethren Fuller
and Galusha be requested to leadthe Con-
.yention in prayer.
Elder Healy, Md. said he would afec-
tiopately refer the Cenvention to The old
golden rule.
Dea. Lincoln. Of Mass, wished the
Convention 10 hear him for the sake 81
union. He had heard nothing Of !hese
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-26

The President, H Lincoln in the chair.
Committee on Elections reported the
officers elected for the ensuing year.-
ELoN GALusHA, was reelected as one of
the Directors Elder Finch, o! n. o.,
made some affecting statements respecting
the moral dvstitu'ions Of that State.
On motion, adjourned TO the next ami
VerS0rV.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-26

TotsI Sy <. The Am Sea; F.. s28,ee2.55.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-26
SOUTHERN CONVENTION.

r attention, in italics.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-07
"a drCICn

In this city July BuGord Jtn;ens, Mrs Mary Davies
Juyi by Row Dr. uckey, Cornelius Stevens, Miss LHcca
Taylor, bo;h Of this city.
A. Washington June 90 C F. Fa,o captain the
the United and commander oi TIE Nrwio
station America G F. Rurohc,
VI June ~ Col G. Dudley of city New
York Augusta daughter OF Hon. Akcns.
Erie Pa the 18th alt BY Rev. G. y Lyon. William Truss
dali Miss MARY Aun Seryei daughter of Hon. Joseph NJ Stevclt
all that place.
Al Staten sn, July B. Samuel Thompson of this city Miss ca
uerne A aughwout
Syracuse June 80 Col Daniel T. Jones' NJ D. Eliza daugh
Ter Of Gen James L. Lawrence
New-York tribune., 1841-07-07
him

10 this cii last evening, July E, James Joseph OF James j.
Aeheson. aged year months
The friends of the family respectfully invited 10 attend the ia
tssl O'clock this afternoon No ~ knc
In 'hi Tuesday julS CAxLss CVErIs printer
The Scis year OF his agc.
Hi friends acquantonces particularly requested to attend
BIS funeral afternoon, half past o'clock al 26 Broomest
July 5 rrerc Edey Esq Of Brooklyn aged -.
hwisOn VI June ~ DANIEL lshan soldier Of the revolution
4ged@
New-York tribune., 1841-07-07

CtAND Las.-2O, boxes Sperm Candles sale
\ iye GRINNETL. MINTURN * 20. - Souts-s
New-York tribune., 1841-07-07

n the matter of SAMUEL GOODWIN, asolveH' Debtor.
The cree itor. Goodwin Of the City Of NeWfo,
Worker the e day OF March l'4o discharged
debts bv the IIon Robert ;hu Recorder ofthe
attend General meeting OF SAID Cred
the Thomas Warner Attorney and Cosaeo Va ~
at O'Clock A. NJ Monday the 9TH day Of September ne y Tor the
purpose OF adjusting the OF the Estate OF .ad lsoen
Debtor. jelf lsstSspa
New-York tribune., 1841-07-07

Eef-Jhe larsc Room or the smaller BACK
the basement Of the Fourth mversast Chucs (ae
Church) Ezaheh-t door above Walker The front
Roo largo and central o'
meetings of will be rented outright for specified
For farther particulars apply 10 Geo A. iloyt
Co No "A Bowey James Bradley, No 20 City Hall Place, or L. II
Finch No 1870 Tulton-st e!6
New-York tribune., 1841-07-07

TO CONSUMERS OF OIL. Or GAS.
I,E Inventor MaRucturc Of the Safety rejecting Spirit
Lamp eys call the OF discerning public TO
ANN which all others buney and economy uita-
Die for Goods Jewellers Fancy Stores, Billiard ROOMS Groce-
RES Hotels and Rccorc which burns without creating the least
shadow saving oil each lamp
will not 10 week choice
patterns be old store No. cCathe
rinc>rcet, or i1s Greenwich, Of Cana-street
promptly aeadcd and his sent round as usual
nee n week observe the name &. MlCIIELI4
Lump painted u each side Of the
Merchants supplied liberal cilm
New-York tribune., 1841-07-07
JOSHUA UNDERH1LL.
ST7I7EEEs-OVE:N 1sANUFACTURER,
No. :,2S GRsNo-srRECr, OPPOSITE Essex MAESEr.
i.o5 " T. Ovens Repaired. I'm
ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS

EIUNUM1 IN JTIN LENiIlN : DRESS !
Garments Of a Efrgont end Fashionable Kind at
sGgtsg cf;,0 per cent. for Cash!
TINE Advertiser deems 1t unnecessary the hackneycd
system list of nominal prices pre.uming that the
he has been established together with the extensive
patronage will prove sufficient voucher for MS
pabics the advantage of being connected with an
cloth establishment; Europe he confidently he
furnish Clothes which, on comparison will be ound lower than
making up best description of GcnemenS dress
jea21m : PHILLIPS rs Broadway facing President Hotel
New-York tribune., 1841-07-07

II Ry the blessing of orr Heavenly Father who
eareh Children Dr. Alea Balsam OF orehoun' Liver
wort mud Plcuy healing ;he SiCkl consumption
pain the papHauon &c Thousands are well and arc
the endowment good health who short time ago were
consumption Oh reader If have conSum-
ion why do on doubt Put OF t II
New-York tribune., 1841-07-07
yaUxuaLL GARDENS.

I7NEXAMPIE ED combustion c Novelty and raent-The Nss
aver believing things en- be tonc ~e as others
b, determined 10 prove
the following aray islr for he The eeceniric
Mr. WlNCHELL celebrated Comic Drosst whose deinea;oHs
f So Irish Dutch French
10 be IrpaS>od aecas Mr. OAhtf
the Miss FANNY WRAl the vocalist and dn>ru>e
e;oiest Corps Young LADIES' The amssemen VIA De
the whole strength OF
the company making change of novelties night See
bills OF the day The Orchestra and Brass Band arc full and effective
and the wSole hsher order than have ever
before been produced establishment Stages and ears pass the
Garlcn-iarc >iXpeucc.
Tickets ic26
New-York tribune., 1841-07-07
GREAT ATTRACTION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


GAMBROONS all co>r< PLAN Linens and Linen Drills Otis
C,SSIMERES VESI INGS DRAB DE Etc SATTINETS Mol e
SKINS GRAPE CAMBLET, MEMS B0MBAZINE, complete
assortment OF Surmcr s,ur. NAV fouai very cheap
Tvs JOHN II. III GMAN'> 3el Grands. eforchard
LCOW.-ICOK-IOOK
ShaTl- of every description
Tacionis and Mousell- De LANES.
Bambazines French. English and American Prints.
Scufs-a splendid
Gloves Hosiery Linen Cambria silk Pocke Handkerchief
Damask Table Covers ard Worsted Damask.
Linen Linen Diaper, Blriseyc and Russia.
Domcc bleached and unbsachei. almost every
factory
Shsctin-s yards wide, Canton Flannels and Tcsings
All mas he found very cheap nj JOHN II. DINGMAN'S,
30l Grand-st. corner o Orchard.
n. B-veTy rich Long Sha~ls of every style. jy3
RICE! PRINTED LAWNS.
JOHN H. DING1lN offers great inducements kosc who wish
purchase Dry Goods Ladies call and examine
for themselves.
case. beautiful BRoCADE MUSLINS.
do cslored ground JACONET and LAWNS.
do rich white ground chintz issre-.
DO small figured printed Swiss, and large Of
plain plain figured ana striped JacoHet Mulls
Book Mu,ln. Bishop Camh large Of
Curtain Mu,iins. JOHN II. DINGAAN, 30i Crandst
ia3 Corner of Orchard
New-York tribune., 1841-07-07

WILLIAM SWITZERLAND, Jr.
CHA>. Il. REDF!ELD, Committee

II New Arrangemcnt.-ENENlNGL LINE at Z o'clock, for
Albany. Without landing al intermediate places
For accommodation OF the travelling public the Steam
boo,s SOUTH AMERICA RICHEST Err wl! and after
Tbursuy July leave the Pier between Coant and Lbcrtvs
every Sundays excepted ocok nstead of
bereiofDr q and arrive u Albany At o'clock
The and South America boats vol fitted
furnished with Rooms und unsurpassed elegance and
tent of accommodation Je2o II
New-York tribune., 1841-07-07

T. The Packet Ship PairicIs Henry val sail Tins Da!
"Wednesday at g o'clock = ALL, - -.
that hour. 49,, ., -. ,,r go.
:, ocIack N7
New-York tribune., 1841-07-07
TlNOI.I CaRRENa


Nd GRAND SALOON. Narick and Charltoueets
~ walk the
AZ ~ which ticket refresh
nent gwen excepting the first Tuesday each moEh
ardeas are csgsreo Ia hsGrG Balls and Porenaes On
these nights and Gardens will be
II Vanilla and Fruit Creams superior quality
tnes the day and Creams supplied
quant.,. applied f,r N reasonable prices.
Families the Gardens afternoons from till p
NJ Music every evening by bod" orths Band je9u
|AsTlE POINT AND THsE ELSslaN
- FIELDS.-Thc delightful Pleasure Grounds at Hoboke=
have order and having been mu
mr., now open The cool and shady wRlA winding M
distance banks Of tie Hudson offer pleasant
and refreshing the h and dusty the
The heights Point (Which still open 10 the public
maud an extensive beautiful prospect embracing glance III,
noble bay dotted islands, ard enyced with vessels gliding lie
every direction :hc with IL spires snd
the distant OF busy inhabitants while the river ~henee
With sails beyond the towering palisades
,enng altogether lovely beyond description aud OF IT'S ud
~ newly opened shaded walk protected from the
Of the sun noble oaks isers descend te1
minutes Colorado where moderate terms are furnished re-
the best kind and suitable 10 the Seaun The ferry
boats have with &c and leave bar
mlhuethe ierage as heretofore
Ct cents part the world perhaps rich trea
easily obtained and tang expense lc2-smis.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-07

u Neglect yoWr Gou@hs.-Our greatest suffering and
grow neelcc man has cough he
shortly he has pain his side chest; he negicc-
b aa b blood he sends for physician the Doctor es
be consumption DE- Aliens Ia would
have all evils Let those lahorns under coughs get
t medicine viii delay. Sold T. NJ GUlONS, Of the
General Depot and WholeSae Office s.
Barclay street where wholesale dealers be supplied by VIM A.
Triax
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-31
REFERENCES.

Solomon johnson, Durham l.. G. for
the cure Of an ULcER and ScRoFULoUs
AFfEcTIoN Of The stomach and bowels.
Zebulpn Cornell and Ebenrzer Phelps
Esq, Sianbridge L. G., for the cufe OF
RHEUMATIsM.
Martin Rice, S,anb,idge l.. c., for an
Eruption of the Skin. sieoiea leg &c.
caused by the unskiilul use ol Calomei.
Erastus Stanton, S;anbridge l.. G. Tor
the cure OF lie Piles in most sgrcrf ed
form.
VIM. Fl. Gordon ESQ.,, Of Stans'eai l..
C. for The cure Of seaid head or tinea ca
pills on child.
Mr. Vincent, Of Sianbrider, l.. G. foT
the cure cf sore head and ears, on a child.
Charles Phelps Esq, Of Slanbrids Il.
c. for the cure OF an errPfire disc as 81
the skin.
Letters post paid from any part, describ-
ing the case, with Tor the above mixture.
will be promptly answered and the medi
cine ,warded-shoud the case require
the use Of Tie mixture, providing always
that the money be first received.
Price 81 Is for oz. bottle.
A reasonable deduction made where
qsantity is taken.
Prepared and Sold by
DR. JOHN e. BANGS,
Sianbridge J.. G.
For sale also al this Office.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-31

This is TO certify, that since November 1888, ]
have been afflicted with a disease IN my hands,
which a swelling and roughness, breaking out
in sores, aud fevcrish affection, together with a
scroiulous swelling under my ears, which was
caused by heating my blood al The burning Of the
taich Factory in this place last year. have
consulted great number of physicians and used
their different remedies, which gave me relief.
was advised to try Dr. Bangs Renoratiag
Mature. l went to the Doctor and procured .
number ofboiies Of his medicine, and have been
using il Tor about four weeks, my health is greatly
improved, my hands are about well, The swelling
under my cars has nearly all disappeared, and J
am confident in short time shall enjoy perfect
health. believe this medicine to be powerful
ard valuable remedy in all diseases Of the blood,
from the wonderful effect Il las had onne.
wish TO state that commenced taking two
tea-spoonlu' and increased the dose TO a table
spoonful, without any bad effect, while others who
have been using il, understand, cannot take sver
wo a-spoonsns.
FRANCIS CHRISTIAN.
Tiighgate, March 2iih. 1910