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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01
Felix VsONrer
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WARRA NTED SUPERIOR TO Any
DTHER NEAR STNBTRY.
HOLM q HENRY LANDAU, having rented
OF the Lime kns oi Henry Mssser, in sudbury
have now for sale the hcst Lime in this rr, of lhc
country, aud will continue to keep constantly on
hand fresh Lime for Plas,ering. Building and for
Lining land, on as reasonable terms as can he had
anywhere in the ncighhoihood.
Nav 81, lSl2. J. & ". LANDAU.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01
TAKE NOTICE.

n HAVE this day bought Of Samuel Esonhar,
n of Coal township, Northumberland county one
Black horse and Clears, one DcaIbnrne Wagon,
one Yoke Oxen, Ok Yoke, Wagon and Chain,
and one Brass ,weuty-four hour Clock, which pro.
perry have loaned him at my pleasure.
:. JOHN.
Shamokn Sept. 9TH, 1912 -5l-3t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01
A CA rid.

mr.. ID. Il. Tritcs. Respectfully informs the
~ citizens Of Sunbury and vicinity that he has
ken an Office in the bud ing lately occuiicd ly Peter
Lazarus drug store, in market street, Sudbury,
where h" may We Euud al all hours.
DIR. TRlrES returns his sinc,re thanks for the
encouragement he has rec, i,ed, in the line of his
profession, in this place, and trusts, by prompt a.
ten' ion TO the duties Of his profession, and
able charges, ,ha, he will continue to receive a
hbefal 'hare Of the public patronage.
Sunbury, Oct. LIST, lS42.-tf.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01

!" "A4iAS4xAN0SAo3A4, fx1
VNHE subscriber respectfully announces tn the
4 public, tina, he has opened Hotel M m com
mndous brick building situate on the conner u
! bird aud Pine streets, where he vii bc happy to
wait npun those wha mav favor him wit thpiT
company. The E,Glc Hotel is 'a'ce aud r,nvcn,-
cnr, and furnished ia the he.t m"d,rn st,lr. ! J.
provided with a large utmhcr Of we'll aItet aud
cnmfrrthhle srcIIug apartments, rooms private
Iarlnrs, &c. prrsnus Visiting Nihaurslou Oh tu.
sincss ~ pca.ure. may ret asuT.d Il that every
crton will ne used 90 Irudcr thcIF =, ipurn Vt th'
Eagle Hotel" plcasan, and agreeable. His Talir
will I've supplied with the vCIy b, st the kct al
iMds, aud his hsr with hc Ct oCest wines and other
hrIms-rbstgcs reasonable, The Eagle Hotl
Possesses greater advantages in point "i location
than any other similar establishment, In fhc borough,
hcing situate ~ the business part oi the town. and
within a convenient distance of the Court House
aud Wll,sn,sport and Elmira RAD Road Depot.
Suffcien, S,ahng pruvlsied and good sud uusty
o>tlris always i'll attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and hone>i Servants
have been employed. ard nothing icir undnnc that
will add To the comfort and acc, ,tnmo,a ion ut his
guests.
There ~iH tr' a carriage always in attendance nj
the Boat Landing TO convey passengers To aud from
the House, ire of charge.
CHARLES DORRoWS.
I'll -
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01
E" Coed Intent Fire sompany..,

A SrAl ED MEETING of the Company will
be held on THURSDAY evening ncx', at o'clock,
al the Court House. Punctual attendance is re-
questcd. J. B. PACKER,
Oct !, 1912. Scrti0ry.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-24

word and deed. you will become respecta-
Bile m-nbers Of society. To you Dr.. 3.
under God owe my life. did not know
your hcnliry. neither had heard Of your
m'St"rIunrs unit! a few days since. can
never repay the debt owe you, but it YOU
and your daughters will accept tie neat.
~ furnished house adjoining mine, I
will see that YOU never want again. To
you, patriot fathers, and nursing mothers
OF our country. | present one thousand
dollars. 1t is just one hundred dollars to-
each soldier, an'! soldiers widow. n is n
mere lrlil". N" thanks my friends. You,
Mr.. Niles, are my father in the Lord
y ndcr Your preaching frs, became con.
WINGED Of sin, and it was your voice that
brought me the words Of salvation, You
will remain in NV l,ause. have Il room
for you, and pinns servant to
attend you. l. is time you were at peace,
aud your excellent lad y relieved If her
heavy burden The crippled preacher
'ell PROSTATE on the carpet, and poured on,
such thanksgiving aud prayer as found wav
/" the heart of Mrs. W., who ulti-
mateIy became meek aud piuus woman,
a fit help meet for devoted gospel minis
Ter.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-24
EXTRACT

F'om The Poems Of ". IT. Burleizh.
B" Like thee. o stream! 10 glide in solitude
Noseessly on, rehrctng sun or star,
Unseen by man, and from the treat worlds far
Kept cvermMe aloof-methinks twere good
To live thus lonely through the silent lapse
OF my appointed time" Not wisely said,
Unihin&ing Quiefist! The brook hath sped
Its course for ages through the narrow gaps
or rlfted hills and DER the reedy plain.
Or mid the eternal forests. not in vain
Tie grass more greeny grove III on its brink,
And lovelier flowers and richer fruits are there.
And Ut its crystal waters myriads drink.
That else would faint beneath the torrid sir.
lnac,ion now is crime. The old Earth reels
lnsl.riate with guilt and Vice. grown hold
Laughs Innocence to scorn. The thirst fOr gold
lln:h made men demons, ill the heart that feels
The impulse Of impartial love. nor knsels
n worship foul to lnammon. is coRtemned.
lie who hath kept his pnrer faith. and stemmed
Corruptlons tide. and from tho Tufiian's heels
U impious tramplers rescued periled Right.
lscaied fanatic. and with scnfEs and Geers
Are unFegarded-ths oppressor's might
KeveFed e. la~-and he whose righteous way
Departs from evil, makes himself prey.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-24
AtfclfeEA Enquirer.
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TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers.
six months. ~ o~F''~"O" "
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IMAGE IN ADVANCE These prices nre exclusive Of
mail or stage charge for transportation.
No papers will he discontinued untilal arrearapes
are paid, except ut the discretion Of the editor
fore the expiration of year.
~ ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, 81,
and a. the same proportion for one or more sqnares-
IAN square, 70 cts: Continuance over three weeks
advertisements continued or ~ months
Administrator and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioner Notices, 1875
All communications must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-24

ever, arose between himself and the seller
with respect I" the measurement and
kepler produced treatise which has been
placed among the "earliest specimens Of
what is now called modern analysis" The
slight circumstance Of NewVon's observing
the different refrangibility of the rays Of
light, seen through prism upon tho wall,
the achromatic telescope, and
led 10 the prodigiOus discoveries Of astron-
omy. The motion Of spark Of dust, it
has been said, may illustrate causes ado.
quate to generate worlds.
AsiQtic Journal,
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-24
ON BURNING A PACKET OF LETTERS.

BIZ ALARIcK A.. WATTS
Relics Of love. and life enchanted spring.
OF hopes hrn, rainbow like, Of Smiles and tears.
With trembling hand de- | unloose the string,
Twinsd round the records Vt my youthful years
Yet whv preserve memorials IT 4 dream,
1."' hi.ler.swert to breathe # augh, but pain!
Whv court E,nd memTv for filful gesm
" faded bliss, that cannot bloom again!
The thn,lsh,s and feelings these sad relics hiring
Back On my hcArt, wnnld mot now recall 8.
fnre Ccnllrr ties around it's pulses cling.
Shall spells lees halowed hold them still in shrall I
Can wi,hered hopes that never came TO flower.
Match with aff~cti,,ns long and dearly tried
Love. tina, has lived through many n stormy hour,
Through goud aud ill-and time and change def.
Perish each record that NIGH. wake thought
That would bo treason Ia a iaiih like this
Why should the spec,res at past joys he brought
To fling their shadows DER my prcsen, bliss!
Yci-ere we part Eurevcr-let me paw
lac, fond tribute TO the sainted dead;
Mourn Ger these wrecks I" passions earlier day,
With tears wild as once used to shed.
What gentle words are Fl ,shing on nv eve!
VIVA, tender truths in every line trace!
Confessions. ptnn,'d with many deep drawn sigh
Hopes like the dove, with but one resting place
How many feeling. Lng-,oo nne-represt.
Like Autumn Il 'wrrs. here opened out al last!
ilnw nirny vision 0f the lonely breast
Its cherished radiance OIL these leaves hath cast
And ye. pals vo'e,a. whose swse, breath hath driv
Back ON my soul the dreams fain would que
T., whose faint perfume. such wild power is given,
TO call up vsions-only loved too well.
Ye too must perish! Wherefore now divide
Tributes Of love-frst-,f offerings Of the heart;
Gifta--ihat 40 long have suInhered side nv side.
Tokens Of feeinss-never meant To part
LING farewel-swee, flowers. and scr,lIs adeu!
Yes. We shall he comps nions 10 The last:
ST. perish all that would revive anew
The iruiIless memories OF the faded past!
But 10! the flames surfing swiftly round
Each farcr ves,ige Of INV youthful wears;
Page after IN &c thai searching b'nze hath found,
Even whilst | strive ~ trace them through my
tears.
The Hnd,n widow. in affection s,rong
Dies by her lord, and keeps her faith unhroken;
Thus perish all which 10 these wrecks belong.
The living uleMury-with the lifeess token
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-24

Vas once troubled with q squaIling brat which she
always addressed 10 my ekaSu6" Upoa being ask.
Cd why she gave i that appeasion she replied" Be.
eause is ie derived from cAsrA and the Bible says.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-24

HYMN
Written to be sung at the Dedication thc new Congre
go'ional Church in Cornwall, february %, 1912.
BY REV. T. STONE.
The heaven Of heaven cannot contain
Thy presence, o Most High;
Thy glories shine DER all the earth,
And all the starry sky.
In every distant world we read
The wonders of thy name,
And through the realms of endless space
Thy presence is the same.
But in that high and holy place,
Where millions round thee stand,
Where seraphs and archangels bow.
And wait for thy command
There, great Jehovah, thou art crowned
With light and bliss supreme.
Shining like thousand thousand suns
In one eternal beam.
Yet wilt thou, King of kings, descend
To dwell with men on earth,
When in thy courts they humbly bow,
And call on thee in faith
We know thou wilt Now Lord to Thee
We dedicate this house,
Come. come and dwell! forever here.
Here Lord accept our vows.
To thee who art our Fathers God,
We give what Thou hast given
Accep, our prase-Oh make this house
a joyful gate to Heaven.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-24

It. ouv sister, while tendeFly engaged in q tender
c0aVereatiom with her sweetheart. requests you to
bviaR her glass Of wafer from thS adjoining F0Om
you can start ON the eEEand bat yea need return
You will NOT b0 missed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-24

Slight Es.-Sir Walter
Scott, walking one day along the banks OF
Yarr"w, where Mungo Park was born, saw
the traveller throwing stones IN the water.
aud anxiously watching the bubbles that
succeeded. Sc"tt inquired The object OF
his occupation. 81 was thinking" an
swered Park, how often I had tlg,s tried
to sound the rivers of Africa, by calcula-
ting how long had elapsed before the bub-
blcs rose TO the surface" II was slight
circumstance, but the travellers safety frc-
quenlly depended upon it. Ina watch the
mai,,-spring forms u small portion ol the
works, but il impels and governs The whole.
SO it is in the machinery of human life, "a
slight circumstance is permitted by the Di-
vine Ruler to derange or to alter il; gi-
All, falls by pebble !; girl. in the door
Of an inn. changes tho fortune Of an emf
pire. Ii tho nose Of Cleopatra had been
shorter, said Pascal, in his epigran'ma,ic
and brilliant manner, the condition OF the
world would have been different. The
Mahomedans have traditions that when
their prophet concealed himself on Mount
Shur, his pursusrs were deceived by a spi.
der's web, which covered the mouth Of the
cave. We trace the same happy influence
Of slight circumstances in the history Of
science. Pascal was born with a genius
for mathematical discovery; mo- discour-
agemenl could repress his eager passion for
scientific investigation he heard COM
mon dinner-plste ring. aud Immediately
wrote treatise upon sound. While Cali
leo was study medicine in the Uniyer-
suy of Pisa, tho regular oscillation Of y
lamp. suspended from the root OF the cathe.
draI, attracted his observation. and led
hiu. TO consider the vibrations Of pendu-
lun.s. Keplcr having married second
time, and resembling, perhaps, the Great
Flore milne astronomer, in his partiality to
wine, determined to lay in store from the
Austrian vineyard some difference, how
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-24
LAST MAN OF THE TEA PARTY

Died at Marlborough, W., on the 4lh
plt., Mr.. Samuel Hammond, in the Oath
year Of his age. He was Il native of New
ton, in this State, and tho father of our re-
spected feliow-citizen, Nathaniel Ham
mond, Esq. lie was an industrious farm!
er, an ardent patriot, aud a sedate Christ
ian. The incidents Of his life, like those
of his country doring his earlier days, were
remarkable. At the age Of twenty-five
years, and on the memorable day when
the popular determination to resis. the OPP
pressive laws of England was manifested in
the destruction Of tho tea at Boston, he
happened to be in the town with loaded
team. On hearing the call" Boston
harbor tea pot this night !''-he left his
team at the nearest tavern, equipped him
self in the Mohawk garb, and joined the
party. On returning home he was not
very communicative as to what had detain-
cd him in Boston; but the mystery was
soon solved by the appearance of small
quantity oftea tba. had accidentally lodged
in bis shoes.
The year before the Declaration Of In
dependence, Mr.. Hammond, with his wife.
aud one child, removed to Otter Creek,
in New York, and began new settlement.
The Indians however soon became hostile,
and he was finally dislodged and driven
back, under circumstances ofpcculiar hard
ship. He had occasion to come to New
ton on business, leaving his wife and child
)" h;s block ""os" ;--when large body Of
Indians from Canada approached the set
element. The unprotected wife perceived
that her only hope Of escape was in fight.
Unwilling that hor HOUSEHOLD utensils should
fall into the hands Of tho enemy, she sunk
her car,hcn ware in the creek, and buri-
ed her iron ware in the earth. She then
yokrd her oxen, bound her feather bed up
on the yoke, placed her little boy, together
with block-.in teapot upon her shoulders,
aud took up her march for Newton. Aft
or proceeding about fifty miles she me-,
with her asiomished husband OH his return.
At the nearest settlement the oxen were
exchanged for Il horse, upon which the
feather bed, the wife and tho boy were pla-
ced, and the whole. party thus returned to
Newton. Soon after the close Of the war
Mr.. Hammond made a second attempt ia
effect n new settlement, at Wad>borough
in Vermont; and here he was successful
lie found the place forest, and he ha:
left it a beautiful farming town. lie ha.
lived to good old age, and has left rep
utation Of which his descendants may justly
he proud.-B0s. Courier.
Slight CIRcuMsTANoEs.- Waller
Scott, walking one day along the banks o
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-24
Fl v M N

HYMN
Written to be sung at the Dedication cthe Congre-
gaiional Church in Cornwall, february o. ls42.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-02

bem gebHfsrtdter Sobn SO: @reenpoop abaeleat uni
Don oemfelben beifdtt9t @s tptro oarn 9eIa bas@en
9. edbn tn fener eigenen Office @ eines ebrenrlbri
gen Auscrnfes 1e9en bic Deutfhen bebient babe, uni
oaB er fpafer n0errn I. 8orrs 9trbettsube ,uqefan
ben bat, iod1es Setbdn SM baben. Ser fprtd1t nul
Sabrte ?eeste QSOd publt5irten mir Elm untcr gil
a69ele9tes 3en9niB uCn DAN 92 @pobin, tppburdbgen
eabm o6r ben gu9en nes publifums 9eredtferttat er
dten, heute aber erheirten suet eben o outbentiIA
3eu9ntie, II. poerleQen cbges oon9lnfnn9 Bis ,u@noe
QStr idmetsen uno lafIen l1nere 9eier uno cas Dub
fun fur Iob efpf urtbeileu. 9IQetu ebe mir IheBe
mlen mir, ltnerer Yftdt 9emde, Die Shpieri0fette1
3miden Sen. eabm uno ben bielt9en Deutfteu I'M fern
fernen eelern in ett beaeres9ift fteGlen.
9en 9dbm 1T etn beutffer9lbf0mmltn9 fpriht nctbs
onrft9 oeu l1uO erbelt bei Der lesten @ab bic lin
tertusun9 Der OeutIteu oieIeS SauntDs. @r mar, 70
olel MIR Den, tets e Qtebltn9 Der1clben oet frS
nah leiner @rrpdblun9 gum Senator fir Die Sbic @es
ieb9ebung Derbrettcte Id bas@erdyt, @en Qabm babe
m ebrenrbr9cr 9nSorlfe 9e9en bic Deutideu becient,
uno 9ef19t oteelbe wBten nd,t, mas su etnem Malre
ne llnteritilber uerfanrt uno bectot9t no cbne pl
@ewidt auf en nadtes @erbt su le9ei1, tpanbtcn Id
biefeben an0errn Qabn1 elb uno ;par auf bic uNiern
0eern ipObLbetaunte gSee, nad) lIe teIten in uule.
rem Sae bic Tra9e an thn, ob CT 10 9e1at babe poer
ntdr Ste erpdrteten, baB Soerr Q1bm otee Nrage Of
fen, beant&pprtc, uno onour etnem fal1hen @erllht
@nbalt tbun mlroe. Soerr Qabln, rad enteem 3rQer,
oa6 tbm BON oteen nadtbett9 9eoeutet uroe, annrcr
tete audi uro crfldrte oae 9erlbt fah uno perldn1t
osr, untertGbt oltr bds bon Gam 9. 9jCCbtn untcr
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MERIT Srpet eben 70 aubentbe 3eugn1e, ronad NerrI
Qabm lob tptrfb ebrcnrlbrt9er 9lusortde qeqen rel
Dentfhen Iaulet9 madte. lSer bat nun Wabrbeit gel
|prcheu?
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-02

tdnber Setriebfamfett su oerleiben ttdt lno tIder
MIsEen ood aue ausrnfen Sd1anbe iiber Elm SDftem,
ocs Gruae une 8cocns it, sum (feuerbnTtn ilntcrfbss
men Der Sp'loel uno Spunidltbtien nlQd,eu rirbe.
/ Metn Qerr, betare man Baaren 70 bae bic Iore mit
oen Ne9ernn9ebeourfntl1en i'm ricbtt9en Gerbd[tnfTe
mb9hit 9Icther Sdue fir aGe 9Irten o,1,erfanifer
9lrbett u1o @r5eu9nIe miro 9e9en Otbeperber bes
9luSlanoes.
Sber aIe man h in feline lln9leiAbet BEL stustbei>
lung Der Nalten nno pften 5u S1uloen fOntmcn, ia
fene lln9ered9fe geQeu rgeno ene &l1fe, nm elmer
anoern an5nbefen; fibre man ia feline Se9nfti9uns
ett, aus tpelder @ferft unter @efbtpern, llneini9s
felt nno bdusltder 3ptlt entfeben mlBte. Mad)e man
ia tetn geee, oas einen lcten Sdub berbefbrt 100.
ourd Sdlt[er 9ej>pn9en tperoen, bon $3.50 Vrcseut
mebr tur GIlen uno Sa5 3u be5ablen Dinae rpeld,e
flr Die Sabrebe 9lerbau treibenoe@ bes
9an5en Staatenbunoes benabc 70 norbwenots nb, ol5
od6 ltebe Srpo.
Made man ia teiner Garif wie Der lebc, Der oieGiu.
fltne oerntnocrt fatt perehrt uno Der oasu oen Die
Drcte fir ben Stof in ben Olnoen Der reihen Fono.
en Sn crhSbeu ouf Soften 9lnscrer, rpe,e folce ptb.
pene19 aHten mnien. Tebme man eben 70 ipena uiele
@nfnhr5drttsel gdn5ltd, oOu a0enl @inaanos1eG ans
Sum Setea elmer Rlal', udbreno man oafl!r auberu
SlaSen ele itwerere Snroe aue9t uno Ie unerbrldtt
9Sce man ia tema,lUelt III bereoen fl1etc, paS mnn
bic Sedltbnn9 oaouro 9etb maebe, oaB man auf et.t.
Selne ccncurrtrenoe @reugnte oe6 9derbaus ppr bes
men tpent9e pom 9uslanoe engebrt perben eiuer er.
bOhten 30u le9t, tpdhreno man a6cr bag9et eile melt
9ro6ere snahl bon srtifeu, ote Der eqno6au uotb>pe
Dig n1ddht, Inn oieles b6ber belteuert
Sn 9cscntbetl dnoerte man sieles al. Der ocup,
fratlte @runolab 1T anS9eoebnt, fe unb e1pia udbr
oaB eoern Snteree> jecer 8ue, cbem 3pctee in Die.
fer 9crreiden llnien 9eihe Gete, qle3e eiebe> ae,.
der Shus 9ebubren, uno Da,u irDte ceoer 70 oiel er
f1nn ptrten> caourd oab er oerlanstI oos cetaats>
an9ee9enbetten 70 oerwaltet weroeu 6aB ale Der Seg,
nun9en Der 9letd)en Nedtc, Der sleiden @3eeee uao
alctd'cn SduBe5 9leidmdBis fI1 III erfreueu baten,
Mtt 9rbBter Ahtun9 Sbr ergebenlfer =.
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CBce5bnbne1
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-02
Qeutfbe @DnpenttDnszSad

Dteieni9e, tpeIhe fiu6dbrse 8eitrdge fir eus pti.
Ipp5bur9er- oeutiheen9ltide Sd)uuebrer seminar Il,
entrt1ten d, eerpfidet baben, neroeu bierburd be.
nen4 Woden nj 3 entPi6ten iwDie aesbrte SY oerrsn c
prIte bic SublcriptionsIiften 1T 0dueen babe, wers
ben bbRtd erutt, Die auf oeu eIben lId1 beffuohen
pcten Su cclleftiren uuo Big gum erten Sanuar 1s43
an ZEN llnterSeidneten ein;uienpen.
@eor9 Demble
HtceprdFosnt.
Honfnn Ron lion M. 1910
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-02

Toie 9trrn g. y. DprrbOlesr Gbtppewa, QHapne Co.
aH6 5atsb Jer, 9trnilrn Iaunfbp, 9t6anp 0a.ntp
batten bic 8a rie 18tn4a unerts Slattts 81 erncbmn
DeiSt 9tren no autbcrir SuriponsSetScr fir uns eirs
uasbmen ano AuittunSen oariber aus;uttrQtn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-02

gen Mcnats, Wurbe oas enalild,e Sdbiff @ronte
nabe eoutsbuts, Gap Srenta,. alf een aetorfsn' ~
9len9 70 ihneu inter, oaB npr Der Mann5d,of fn ME
BON ben pteien pafaaierenl bic d barouf befanbe,,.
Iiemano gerettet truroe. - 's'''''''"''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-30
PARIS LIFE PILLS

THE immense increase of the sale OF these Pills for The short
time they have been introduced into tins country, truly
astonishing and convincing proof of the of
this e herbal medicine remedying disease At this season
oihe when the system relaxed by the heat OF summer
of this invaluable -dcine will clear of the and
geneI sluggish will be put into healthy acton and
thus be able perform the fractions allotted 10 it, the body
altogether will be and prepared to undergo whs
change the winter bring In bilious complaints,
heavy colds and they afford speedy relief and
the female they particularly applicable,
who have tried them certify In fact every one who
has used PARIS Life Pills TO be insted with life,
for their tine tonic properties restore the stomach 70
healthy longing for food sound Sleep and all the concom
good health The which they
used Europe all classes of society," beyond
cepton than boxes there sold weekly show
ing that all who them appreciate their WORTH They
sold exclusively by the following agents, VIZ $685..
Rushton Aspmwail, druggists aud chemists &c William ST.
ITO Broadway and 10 Astor House.
Abraham Sands Codggists and chemists, granite buildings,
273 Broadway, corner of Chamber st.
z. ID ,cke, 4l3 Broadway, corner OF Lspenard ST.
John Dodd druggist, Broadway BIZ ecker st.
A. W. Badeax, Bowery Medicine Store 900 Bowery.
John &. Hart druggist, 3i8 Grand corner Norfolk ST,
Symes Medicine Store So Bowery, corner OF w aker ST.
A. b. Triller, corner Fulton and Water ST.
horace Everett druggist 6 Greenwchs next the corner OF
Franklin ST.
Coddngton apothecaries 227 Hudson steeet Of
t. Cotton, chemist and apohecary, 1853 Bseckec St.
OF Jones ST.
y.Wendove druggist and apotheary, l4 Eighth avenue
Brooklyn-Wm Armstrong, seed, drug and patent medicine
warehouse, l841s Fulton st.
And wholesale, at proprietors' office,
Clarendon House. of Duane and Broadway.