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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-12
TAVERN NOTICE,

To The HoHOrabie Els Letois. Esq, President,
Gadhis dsSociaies, Judges efthe Corut Of Quar-
Ter Sessions II tie county If Northumberland J.:
FENHE petition of Isaac Thompson OF Shamokin,
4 in said county, humbly nprescnts that he has
Ien'ed that well known tavern stand ia Shamok in
town, lately occupied hy Jacob kram, and lis well
prepared for the accommodation of travellers, &c.
lie therefore prays vout houors to grant him IL
crnse to keep tavern during the ensuing year,
and he will pray, &c.
ISAAC THOMPSON.
To THE JCpGEs ABcyE MENTIONED The sub
scritcrs, residents of Shamukin hereby certify that
Isaac Thompson, the applicant for license, is a
man OF good repuie fer honesty and temperance,
and is well provided With house room and convc.
nicnces for the lodging and accommodation of
strangers and travellers, Nnd that public house
there is necessary. They therefore recommend him
ss proper person TO be licensed TO keep peblc
house
William kuthlrr, Iii Trego,
Elijah J.. Runyan Jacob Dyer,
Henry kiser. VIM. Faeey,
Solomon Eckert, Stephen Bttenbender,
Daniel Evcr, Jos II. SNYDER,
Solomon Martz, Benjamin Katierman,
Jacob Krsm, Charles Shartell.
Feb. Goth, lsi2.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-12

Liabilities, City Banks. Country Banks
Circuatioa I.O7s,s5s Is 5,2s2, $50 6s
Post notes on nme I ,0e9 ,450 90 6l,3l5 co
Due depositors 6,i60, sos 81 l97l,l46 81
Due other Banks 2,G25 ,36l Os 724,O36, 60
Dividends unpaid 53,47l 81 l44.lO3 IL
bue the Com. l,4742S ll6,60l 81
RESOURCES.
Bills Discounted iO,O3O,7O2 G7 1888, s,77s O3
Specie l,o92,6 90 1921 ,I77 81
Notes g. Checks Of
the Banks e.lO3,4iO IS 729.576 81
Due Ivy other banks 4,OsO, ,9Oi 2s 2,263 467 81
Treasury Notes 2sO,5s5 90 1877 SEQ 90
Bills Receivable S40,5lS so
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-12
TAVERN NOTICE.

To The Honorable Ellis Leiois, Esq, President,
and his Associates, Judges ofMe Court of Quar-.
ter Sessions. Of The county Of Northumberland :
Y>HE petition of Paul Roth, Of Coal township in
l. said county, humbIy represents that he in
tends TO keep public house Of Entertainment in the
house now occupied by Solomon Fagciy, in Coal
township, and is well prepared for the accommoda-
ton Of travellers, &c. He therefore prays your
Honors TO grant him a license to keep a tavern.
during the ensuing year, and he will pray. &c
PAUL ROTH.
To Tns JUnGrs ABovE MENrIoNED:- The SUI
scrbcrs residents Of Coal township hereby certify,
that Paul Roth, the applicant for the license, is
man of good reputc for honesty and temperance
and is well provided with house-room and convcni.
cnces for the lodging and accommodation of stran-
gers and travellers, and that public house there is
necessary they therefore recommend him as a
proper person to be licensed to keep public house.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-12

The n. V Tribune thus notices a lecture re-.
Gently delivered by Mr.. Maftt in tha, city, on the
SJ,ife of Genius"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-12

the Banks OF the city and county of Philadeiphis,
except the Bank Of Pennsylvania and the Girard
Bank, compared with the Banks ia interioe Of
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-12
THEOPlIIS (JLP.

Manufacturer and Importer of Sad
dlcry, Hardware, &c.
No. s South Third street, fur doors beou MARKET
Philadelphia.
N EEP constantly on hand large and general
RA assortment Coach Lamps, CarriOge Bands.
Axle Arms, Elliptic Springs, Patent Leather &C.
Country Merchants and saddlers will he supplied at
all times on the most reasonable terms. They will
find it to thcfr advantage to call and examine his
assortment before purchasing elsewhere.
Philadelphia, November -, ISL
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-12

Secretary Of the Treasury.
To the Coilsctm ofthe Custom House at
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26
From tie .New York Express.
THE UNION or THE JgUJGS.

Nothing IN p litics or patriotism could
be so desirable as union among the
W hIgS III Congress. Union there, or the
sign $ OF ME union, would be IA healing
balm to the whole country.
he condition OF the people, and the
condition Of the business and currency of
Ihe country never more loudly called for
CONCESSION and compromise, and it is IA
matter OF the deepest regret, that the
Wings III Washington. who have hereto
lore acted so cordially together. stand A.
loot, the one from the other, or in all appa-
renl attitude of hostility
HAT something will and must be done
Tor the currency all admit. Things can
not long continue as they are. Upon
WHAT that something shall be, arises the
great difirrenc" of opinion, and the con
srluent enlargement, if not hostility
Now is ltJu>t. is itproper, is it wise that
The Wing party should be sacrificed upon
meIe difference Of opinion as to the or
ganlzalon of a fiscal agency to restore
the currency? Arc all other principles to
be sacrificed to this single one of mere
organization we put it to the Whigs of
the country?
A Naional Bank being out OF the ques-
tloh, as 1t Is III every sense, morally; po-
lItIcally, and so to speak physically,
practical men must naturally demand that
the next best scheme suggested be taken
up. Some plan must be hit upon, which,
II II does moi give us all the good we de-
mand OF the Government yet fixes moth.
ing permanently. or for long series of
years upon MS, that We cannot better or
amend. An eXchequer scheme, it has
struck us from the first, is the next best
shceme. Such a scheme is soon to come
TO the country. bolh from the Senate, and
the House, and in the Senate, under the
auspices of Mr. Senator Talmadge of
New York.
Now when this scheme appears, we
urge that ii be NOT viewed with prejudice
and predetermined contempt, but with fair
ness and with literally. and with de-
termination to turn it TO the best account
TO restore the currency. II should not be
assailed because it is hot an old fashioned
Bank All the good that in alore'imes
has been experienced lrcm such Bank,
must not be expected from new and I'M
tried plan. II il has any good in it, wha
it has should be cherished and adopted.
with The intention hereafter to improve
upon it
To say nothing Of the duty the Wings
owe to the country TO hit upon the best
practicable scheme TO improve the cur
rency. it is matter of the highest polili-
cal policy that they settle the questions
connected with it. When that is settled,
hey again can appear before the people
n all their strength. Victory will again
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26

follow tn 'lr footsteps, but hot uIl the, -
The settlement of the currency question
vii be the very bond of the Union. After
hal IS done, we not only can but from
he force Of circumstances must act to-
gether.
From all we hear from Washington,
we are tempted TO come to the conclusion.
mat the Wings will be wise; and from
ms desirable union Of which we speak.
There are lmpraclicable Wings there,
we are aware; there may be too many
ana II So they can defeat the onll practi-
cable measure of relief, but in doing this
.ney must hold themselves responsible
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26

sONGfek .sS dsEAs1.
tCorresponoer ce OF The Baltimore
Clipper.
WAS HINGToN, Feb. 90, 1912.


Mr.. Williams, of N. C. died this morn
ing al his lodgings while The House was in
session. His disease was the bilious
pleurisy. believe he was in the House
on Monday.
In the House Of Representatives sever
al resolutions of inquiry from the de-
parlmenls were adopted. Among them
was one calling tor all the information in
the possession of government relative to
the culture of tobacco.
After the disposal Of several other mat
tiers OF a private character, the con sidera-
ton IF the resolution providing for re-
ductlon of the number of clerks in the
House, was resumed.
Mr., Salt install argued that the present
number was not too great for the amount
Of labor to be performed.
Mr.. Briggs took different view.
Mr.. Pickens argued that in'addtion to
this matter, there were many other grea-
ter objects of reform, which he enumer-
aed. Among them were Il removal Of
the desks of members, the connection of
the abolition of the present system Of
rules, Get.
MIR. Brown, of Pennsy lvania, took the
floor in reply; but the hour having expir
cd he did not conclude.
The consideration of the civil and d.
plomalic appropriation bill was then resu-
med in committee of the whole, At 3 o.
clock the committee rose and the House
adjourned
In the Senate bill authorising the bull
di g of war steamer for harbor defence,
was read third time.
After The disposal Of a number Of reso-
lniions of inquiry, the resolution of Mr..
Clay. proposing a restriction of the veto
power, was aiken up and debated by
Mr. Woodbury. until the adjournment
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26
IRISH CUNNING

We learn from The Detroit Post, that
volunteer in Victoria's service, finding IA
canoe upon the beach, near Maiden, got
into it, and started on avoyage Of disco
very. When he had got some distance
from shore, he was discovered by the of
ficer of the day, who ordered six men in
ii boat and gave chase He pursued the
voyage to tn" American shore, and in his
ardor he forgot that he was out of the
British territory, and seized the deserler
A cilizea told the man he was free, and
need no, go back unless he wished; one
o the officers men, an lrishman, hearing
this, rxclaimed-"if this spalp een be free,
50 is every mothers son of us! So You
may jist go home. my jewel; addressing
his otiicer.} and tell the kurnel tiat YOU
left us to take care of the prisenerm-
The officer had to hire men to row him
back, and report seven men deserted"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26

An affecting scene was Witnessed lately
at Truro, Mass, on The Sabbath appointed
Tor Offering prayers for HE mourning
friends OF those belonging to that town.
who found wateiy grave ln'!he q lober
gale. The mourliers assembled III one Of
The churches, anu unliedly invoked the
''G"d Of pray ers," 10 sanclIiy aud bless
these Late afflicted beleaveneuts. The
house was nearly hlied with those "h"oe
hab'iImenls ndlcated lhey mourneL some
lost one.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26
REGULATION FLOORED,

An "antl-lax epudialion-meeling
having been call Ell al CIrarsprng, WASH
lngton county, Md, on Saturday last, a
large number of persons assembled, and
after the doctrine of repmIjotion had been
discussed at length, pro. and con-, resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted approx
ing the TAX law as just, equitable and ne
cessary-and that the people of the State
are legally, honolably and palrotcaIly
bound TO pay the state debt, condemning in
strong terms the doctrine of reputation,
and pedging that district to suppot the
honor of the state in her present financial
struggle. That's what we call 'sfooring'
pudlalion.-CiIpper.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26

Great diving in Weh Pond.-Mr.
Trrinan kllburn, o, MmdleloUn, while
cutting mole IN HE ice on Wells Pond,
dropped his axe IL ou h t.e hole where
The water was log Iecs. lie threw OIL
his clothes, dove lhsough the hole where
he lost In, axe, Went 10 the bottom, gul
his axe and threw it upon The lce.-
TINS was done last week.-RulanI W.
Herald
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26
GREAT LAW CASE

TIL great case Of Mrs. Games against
the Executors of the will of Daniel
CLARK ol New O'lrans, and those hul-
ding portions of the property By purchase
from THEM, has occupied the attention of
the L. ). Supeme Court for several DAY 5
OF last week. The amount involved in
Ihe decision is between S3O,OOO,O0O and
P4O.OOO,OOO. The correspondent of the
N. \. American remarks thai ''Ihe case is
without parallel, tot only for the "a
mount OF property involved, but for the
wonderful character Of the incidents, even
as admitted by the vastly wealthy posses
sors OF the estate; ana for The very mpor-
laut questions raised against The jurisdc-
non OF the Supreme Court of The United
Siales,as well as for the history position
OF the parties ,oncerned.n -BaN ,AlRcr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26

"'lhc Walking FcUer.' "A cores pom
dem al lien'on wIueo us .llat during the
past week, Alr. Samuel Ry nea,, Il cllzen
u that pace, ;pefIornIrd The eXtraurdIna-
~ lcatt! standing aud Walking the space
ol I"fLy-etsht h"urs, without rest; and
was, a. the close Ut HE undertaking, m
i'll perfect health, anxious /" Wager The
sum oi SlUU tIlat he c"nld increase The
period 10 tIty-eIght hours! The affair
was Witnessed by hun"rcds, III caused
no iIule Excitement IN Tenlon'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26

The WASH rgton correspondent If the
JoArnai Commerce says:
.'ll Is ,ated that The Hon. Elisha Whit
tlesey, nnw Auditor oi The 1854 u bee, Is
to be noaAuatrd as FIRST C.mptroilcr OF
the Treasury, i'll tie place Of Maj"rJ. n.
Barker. WHOSE EuIIlnulluH las been re-
jec.>d."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26

Our readers will observe the commun-
icaton of Cecil" in which he notices
an evil, and what he supposes to be the
cause, and the remedy. Some will agree
with his views, others will not.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26

3TWe hope, by next week to be able
to return to our Office, and attend to its
duties as usual.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26
RESI- MrTION BILL.

In the Senate, the sui sIilule Of Mr..
Pral, with the TWO additional sections OF
Mr.. Sr"l, To the "CuireLcy Bill" was
passed by the following vote.
leas-NIessIs. Th"na>, (Prcsidenl)
Beckett, D"n"ho, GoIdsbnlough; Ma
gruder, Howard. Newcomer, Palmer,
Potts, Pial, Ricaud, Scott, Turner, " III
son-l4.
Nay ,-Messrs. Ely Frick, Matthews,
Maulsby, TUwnsend.-5.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26

s3-The Military Companies turned out
in fine style on the 22nd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26

aTMr. Pratrs bill, which provides for
he RESUMPTION of Specie payments after
he LIST of November next, passed the Sem
ne on Wednesday, by vote of IA to 5
It has yet to receive the sanction of the
House of Delegates.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26

dJ-lt will be remembered by those Of
our readers, who were politicians. abo ut
The time of the contest between Jackson
and Adams, that, after Adams was made
President, charge was brought out a
sainst Mr.. Clay, of his having entered
into bargain with Mr.. Adams, which
ban gain effected the election of Adams.
who in consideration gave Mr.. Clay a
Secre'aryship. These things having
lransplred long before we were acquain-
ted with such matters, we are not able
just now to give The particulars of the
case, but the main, if not the only evil
dence, was that of Garter Beverly E~q.
and he has lately in letter to Mr. Clay,
which is published, denied the rulh OF
The charge, and says that he never be-
leved it himself. We hope to give the
letter next waek
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26

sJMr. Secretary Upshur, has publish
ed card in answer to Mr. Botts,' by
which he would make it appear, that he
has not been disunonist, but only a
nulHGer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26

We received letter (from III, B. NJ House
post office we lhink) containing marriage notice
which we are sorry to say has been misplaced
The friend who sent it, will please send another
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

Martha Conn has lived u my family the last IL years
and Hereby certify the foregoing statement made by her
.,lf ~ corr,,ct Mrs. MARY Il. LLOYD,
No. GGi Broad 81. Newark, NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

;hp
sfe''' ''' "'> BRoosLYN. Nov. 2s, l8ts
M.ssrs ,Nps: Gent-Athoush am dishgured nna de-
formed for le have rot lost my recoe c9n aaa never
% eYist shall cease 10 feel grateful for benefits con-
tarre through the of yoar Invaluable Sdrsaparila
was attacked in The year 1923 win e
the end OF my nose, commencing WIN s'a'i n.y., 81 go,
tcnted with itching and burning sensations Iss ;.uceo
r,hhinp and paw commenced the ravagrs Oh disease
which progressed oilows the lett hosie', was t!s'
DESTROYED and! continuing upwards, II croSssd ne o,eSe
OF the nse and sezing upon the rghi size, ,s
earase hone and all he surrounding parts unul hbaiy
lAe nose was entirely OF The passage io conveying
tears from the eve 10 the ohleraec which cahss
con,isna flow Of The disease now se1e9 uou '
MINER lin extending 10 tie cheek, and my aha
sternSs saeh can better be itsS incl
ani native Noting ham, IN Eng!ana anu my cass
welt known there; The hrst Phys.caes Ia ~ .,e ,S
prescribed but with t,'s benefit At one uise
was directed take Is drops OF the EinclnEe OF iooie
three Zines day which continued for SIX outts IN suS
ceon another Time applied OIL OF Nrsol 70 iee pai
Alter this pre. itiop OF Sir Stey Ccoper pulai
proved 10 yan. continued 10 grow worse, aad as drown,
pp naa r catci al straw, used every remedy lconi
hear o.. tila, cansoersd appcahts my case np9i
became dSuStea with The treatment and renqolsneu al
hope oil ever gettiag we'll
hJaoy pronounced the disease Cancer, bu, DR.. NJ,
,s,.r whose treatment weS considered il Scroulous
las resort recommended 10 Try change Of air and
an a,lap,ic vuyage and in April last sailed or America,
and arrived here IN month ot May The disease
tinued erasuay decrease extending upwards and back
wards havsp destroyed tie entire nose, and as, yerSn
towards the ironsl bone seized upon the upper and
Wbe c,S,ssing on tie Ferryboa, from Brockiynto New
York cenen,3n attracted by my appearance and
TINS accos,ed friend have you used te Sarsapa
rita Yes replied various koos, RDd every thing else
Ironld be ar OF; but, said he. al Sandss Sarsap2
r;,a. No. repi!ed. Then use II, ior ueeSe WIZ
curr WOW. Beigg ins addressed by stranger was M
ducet ,s make trial OF medicine he so highly reecIs-
nsrehssed one bottle which gave some; relief, and
woedcrfal TO sel aer using year an w
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

rhayr coincidence in the representations made by Martha
eo''i'' AN A''> n"'e '1'' ELiJAH f. PURDE,
Alderman 10Th Ward OF the City OF New.AeFk.
10
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

Mayor OF the City ot BrCok!yn-
Sands's Sarsapsrs will also and permanently
diseases having their origin impure Of the
blood and depravsd condition Of tue genrrs
-iz ScCofula Kings Evil in is forms RheunIa-
,s obstinate cu,aneous Erupions Blo,ches Sile PIN.
pies or Pus.ues The face chronic Sore Eyes Rugworm
letter Sczld Head enlargement and pain OF the bones
and joints stubborn Ulcers syphiltc symptoms, diseases
arising from inudcious of Mercury female deraDge-
inents. and other similar complaints
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail ard for export
ation by b. Sauds (, Co. No 273 Broadway. Granle
Bndings o! Chambers street New York Also sold
by A. D. Sands, Druggists No 90 and 100 Fulton
David Sands Co. No ~ East Broadway, OF Mar
keI-s,rret; and by Druggists generally throughout the
United States Price 81 Fer bottle, sir bottles tor s.
NoteThe original documents may be seenby calling al
our store, No. 273 Broadway. d22
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

nlace full confidence in the statement made by Marina
conIin having known her the past twesty years. WIN
cSerry give any particulars in relation TO her case 10
thsse who may wish turihec Information ,1 ,pp.ru
oupe,o, a, ~ ~ -, '>O Dec Il, 1872
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

Tie following certificate IS from gentleman who lost
The whole al his nose from Scrofulons disease
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
TST STEW-YEhR:S CaLIS.-Those per

EW-YEARS CALLS.-Ihose per
sons who expect To receive calls Oh New Years Day,
and vino wish he parents Leave with grateful releni-
brance OF pleasant visit and refreshing Cheer would do
Saturday the 5ist lest. and provide themselves with 3
choice cut of the treble pregiu Ok Oaondaga CEet
faed ny Pho Rust Esq of Syracuse, and allowed by the
best judges be the a,tes offered in this city
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
HENRY MURPHY,

STATE CT NEwYoRE,} On this 18th day OF November,
City OF Brooklyn, ss 1912, before Thomas
Lloyd and acknowledged the truth OF the foregoing paper
mi "a ho ,ed I So
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

" Sbon!d auld acquaintance be forgot"
TEVHE FRIENDS of John Anderson an
Il nounce to the public that they intend giving him a
Complimentary Concert and Bs at the apollo Saloon 4ie
Broadway, on Tuesday, the Sd January next
The evenings entertainments will commence with some
iavorte Scotch Ssugs, Duets and Glces
Ticket, 81 EACH adm ting gentleman end two ladies,
to be bad Of the different members of the Committee al the
apollo Saloon and at the different Music Stores
Doors open half past o'clock concertIo commence al
half past T. and dsAcing ata
Dodswoh's lavorte band is engaged for the occasion.
Programme will be furnished at the door.
COMMITTEE
Alexander Watson joss PHI ~ Banes, Thomas Thomas, Jr
v. Ciireiugh, Thomas Morgan, Peter Milne,
r. V. Reuisen, Cornelius Schenck, James B. Sheys,
Algernon Jarvis, Allen NJ. Sniiien, Wm Sneckner,
dG6 Il BronklHn.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

know Martha Conln and believe what she states in his
,..n-,nn. 70 he ner(eciiv true JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL OF New -ioRK,
Rec,o: Of ST. Peters Church.
Given at New York this 14,h day Of December, 1872
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

know Martha Conlip and have known OF her suffering
Tines. tJ0nN DUBOIS, Bishop OF New-iork'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
voL. Ez. N0. aa7.

months feel whin well The disease is stopped in is
ravages all those racking and tomeR.ng pans are gone
my food relishes, MY digestion gcod asd sleep veil;
and under The blessing of Divine Providence attribute
result entirely the Sands's aparia With
desire that the afflicted may longer delay, bun the
right medicine and get cured,
remain, with e-lings OF lasting gratitude.
Your friend, THOMAS LLOYD,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

TNDIA RUBBER SHOES.--Lades'
81 OverShoes, wh strap newand beautiful article DO
Rubber with strap; Misses uver.Shoes; Ladies
walking Shoes and Caters; Gents. OVerShoc leather
socs No full assortment OF all kinds OF common Ruo
hers wholesale and retail. manufactured n The NewBrnn
wick usia Rubber Factory Warehouse, So Maiden lane
&c Luz IiIrrEIiINSDL Il RIfNNAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

CLEIGH- RIDERS keep your feet
~ warm, call No. SIS Sprucestreet aud buy good
sheep skin Mat, which is always servceabe when sleigh
ing is Fer sale very low, by tie single one or by Tue
hnndred d30
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

N Tue NUru. HUVV IiIdIy VVusd'Iuo
have sought ii foreign lands and sunny cme and have
sought in vain Yetucau,e when had given up 10
die and as the puisaonS OF health colrsing through
my veins, MY whole heart and soul go forth Ia erren
al that he
has been graciously pleased 10 bless The means made
s.e of ':'rruy have YOU proved yonrset the good
Sanarsn 10 lhe afflicted for next my Creator my e Is
Indebted 10 you Tor a;he the fyouinvarcble sarsa
para The value medicine is countless oeyonu
death may say for my friends and myself thought II @
moss ble could recover Aud gentlemen suffer me 10
noher proof certified 100 my friends and guardians
as lust ledgcment the virtues OF your hea re-
stormy Sar.apari That The all cted also use ana
enjoy the benefits alone confer The HEARTFELT ersent
wi.h OF ineir and your friend o,,,,.,