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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24

lROWN's COUGH CANDY,-1bis Agreeable arti'
ID Gle prepared by William Brown, thorough che.
mist an faithful druggist ~ the cnfueT ot Na-hing
ton aud Eto streets, u decidedly The TOt pheasant,
Ienlih(ul aud effective c'mpuund In our market tuf
The relief nnd of the distressing aud dlng"togs
coughs which prevail among H. the winter mouths.
IL Is reIy prepa ed aud highly indicated with ap-
proved NpeCtutants - n to afford tnStnt rettei 10
The fiated ufgans ofthe throat wi hout producing. ~
- ffi uft-u the rase with Ctnirs, HtuSeaing 1hd
,,Irtrrinns effect upon 'hr fumarh. Having unfnr.
iunticl, be, " rumpcll to ~" ! evcra umrs fhin
% rouplc ~ wears W. have htIsa Loh stojft't aud
usefnl pnd ran confidently :eEpmmend II To Uui
friend.,-Tmer.
s. u. pr careful tn oh erve iha signature NJ WIN,
Rrowu ~ thr dire tior there tcirg several counter
fet articles 10 ilie marHei cali for Hruwn unp'nnd
'nne.rt tAudy NedieJtei. The above q fpf sale iu
his town by al. TAYLOR. X u u HAIl lkh. O2i.
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HERALD OFCTHE TIMES.
y INTELLECTUAL. DEVELOPMENT AND
pERSlNAI nEAIl'IN cnnrihereI with DT.

n INTELLECTUAL. DEVELOPMENT AND
a PERSON NJ. BEAUTY considered with DR.
Felix Gouraud's Poudres Subties. The sculptor,
whose study i. To innate the ex1ul'ne work
nun-hip oi nature, pOuitrays ~ his model pl
the human form a broad aud elevated forehead.
This devo opuuent il iIot only consonant wih
bot sometimes necessary To the pnssossion oi
high order OF mental faculty. lf lime fore,
head il mark Of intellect, II L. no les an es'
seni ial element Of personal teauiy, and isoi
Importance Ia those, aud there are many such,
possessed Of this prominent feature, obscured
by the encroac hncnls Of u 100 luxurious growth
Of hair, 10 renu,e that portion OF an rAcrcS
cence whch tends, Ia Their case, only 10 deiorm
Thus can lee done safely, speedily, eiiec'ually,
and, if used in accordance with dire LIions with
out the least Inconvenience. by Dr, Felix 6ou
r ud's ?oudre Subtle The furze of the lap.
when annoy ing, or The short hair ON the back oil
lady's neck, when too apparent, the hair OF a
mole. or The beard. hen high upon The cheek.
may all be removed aud eventually tho roots
de,iro, rh 10y the use of this preparation.
Irepa ed by DR.. Felix Gouraud, 81, Walker
street, Que door from Broadway, New York.
: ! per bottle.
Gournud's Eau de Beautc. or Tue Wafer OF
Beauty, for removing tan, piinples. ireckles, &c.
warranted, ~ Gourauds Vegetable Rouge, 80
cts Gourauds Blanc ID Espn2ne. vegetable
preparation for the face, % cents.
ROBERT J. TAYLOR, las, Thames street,
is the only appointed agent for Newport.
Newport, sept. %, lS+2.-Iy.
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NscGsfCaacd EeZenscs.
Prepared by Doci Foies, oj B,sion.
The following kinds ust received :
Cough, DYSENTERY, CAMPHOR
AND WORM.

Tbcse I.nzcuccs stand uurivalrd Of my
now IN u>". having restored Ia health all WIN
have inken them for any of the complaints
for which they are nicndrd
They are lnr sale M STACN'S Confrc.
rInnarv aud Variety store, 10y The dozen %
single box. Sept. ID.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24

"Why don't you wear hush. ma Z" asked
'ntle boy. "a hush what - that my dear?
! never hoard "f mcn thing" "Why yes
you nave, rnn. asked aunt Mary what made
irr .l~k tuck 0.i -, and she sald--'huh my
.,ar.' So you dr Know whatn hush ls."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24

"A.lass! a.lass ~ as The old bachelor ex-
claimed, when he felt a desire TO marry. lie
made the snme exclamation after marriage.
bat spelt il differently.
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shakers E.cThS.

a general assortment Of Culinary and
"a .Hedicinai Herbs, Of Is, qualify, neatly
put up in small packets for fannly's use, just
received from the shaker Village at Harvard,
Massachusetts, aud for sale by
Il. Il lIi2RD,
Sign Of the Golden Mortar.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24

Snuff takers differ from oil the rest Of the
world, because they turn up their noses q,
what they most admire.
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DR.. Jaynes' Medicines,

4 n assortment of DR.. jayne Medicine
N phst received from Phl,d"'i'na and ln'
.nle whole sale and rciall by Dr. K X liAZ-
ARD. at the sign at The Golden MoItar
Washington square, Newport, Il. |.
March 1.
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Pare Extract of sarsaparillo,

kSPEPARED by WM. BROWN. Chemist
No. Isl Washington street, Boston. -
thus IL an entire new prcparaiInn ot Sarsa
parll.a, without hcing reduced by tho adLl,
upr Of sugar, 10 form syrup, as It is known
by al, that This very much reduces the eN
tract. 1t is prepared by new steam appara.
ius, iba, procures the strength without cvop".
ration. 1t Is the only preparation now III use.
That our physicians mny br made acquainted
with It's mode Of manufacture, II pamphlet
has been published and sent 10 the phyei-
clans that they may know iis Gnali'ies. For
The pas, year il has been extensively recon
mended by them for purifying the blood, re-
moving all hunors, diseases OF the SKIN, cradl
eating mcrculIal effects from the system.
Ulcers, &c. 1t is also extensively used for
the rheumatism.
For sale by X. J. TAYLOR. Druggist,
liS. Thames street, Newport, Il. |.
June o.
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Uom TO maize go0d Breod:

vVAKE use Of nm. BROH,N''S POR-
.Vh T4BLE TE.aS r. 1t il now IN general
use in I;osion, 10y most Of the hotels and private
families, and il very much admired-it j. supr.
rior 10 any other kind Of Yeast now in USE, and
comes as cheap-price one cent cake, nr 80
cents per box containing So cakes. A supply
l. Just received by x. J. TAYLOR, where deal
ers and families can he supplied Vt the manufac-
inrers pfice. For genuine see that be directions
are signed b. WM. BnowSL
May -. ti.ep.
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WOOL CAEsDING,
Ar THE
SpIOn Factory, Portsmouth

VIE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends that hc continues Ia carEy nn the
woul cardlng, at the Union Factory N Ports.
mouth. Wool intended 10 b. sent io the
FACTORY NAV bc lrn with +. Slanhopc. or l.
f.. Lake. ~ Broad street. and = Cntr. F"ty
Wharf NcYpor,, or Aaron Baker. Tw"r'on
DAVID BAKER.
Portsmouth, JuEc u, irj2.
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COTTAGE for Sale.

A1 The subscriber offers Cor sale, hlA
.Mrt Cottage, situated on Bell, ,vn" siro"L
AA nearly opposite The Redwood Libra
" For terms apply to Gov. WV. {. G'nns,
,Iill 81. JOHN WEST.
Newport, May ~. 40.
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The following toast was given ct recent
temperance dinner:
"Rrvolniionary Army ard the Cold Water
Amy. The one drove the red conis from
th" land the other the red noses.-Oid DO.
minion.
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Rail Road Line TO Boston.
NEU aRR9.NGETE.NT
FOrihe .Ncwpori, Iaunton, FaH-Riccr, and
,Nep Bedford
MALL SIAGE

1 STAGE viii continue TO leave Newport
u daily, Sundays excepted, at ~ O'Clock,
\. VI. aud arrive IN Fallrlvcr q, ~ "; leave
Fallrvcr at o'cluck and arrive III Taunton
~ 81 o'clock. The cars leave Taunton al
y. a. and arrive ~ Boston nj q o'clock,
Returning. the cars lcnyn Boston daily,
sundays excepted, at o'r.Dck, N. aud mr..
i've m Taunton, NJ 9 n'clock.--A stage will
cave Tannrnn AT 81. o'riork ond arrive Ia
Frllrver Ut i2m; leave Fallriv"r at p. N.
md arrives IN Newport, nj O'Clock.
This stage inlcrsecis Mt Fnlriv"r With the
New Bedford stage daily, and ariIycs ~ New
Bedford NJ ~ o'clock p. M.
Returning. leave New Bedford daily. Sun.
l7,. oxcrrird. ", q o'cl"ck y. "a. arrly' ~
Fallriycr a, ~. leave Fallrivcr ut O'Clock,
u,i arriyrs ~ Ncwpori ~ I.
EYi,a coach"s furnished at alI tjHrs on
.ol,,naa,r terms.
usrHs Op FARE.
From Er"pru To 'allr'er, 90
Taunton. $50
Nv Bedford, SIsj
B,.ipn. 500
WAY frr m propoa,or.
sage Boos a Nosss l.. Townsend md
- ila.sard'. No"ls.
R.B KiNSLEY & 90. Propric;ors.
Nropu,t. Sept. lj lSiP
stIsiI.- p.cLl,d srlmro. blue f.h,hcrring,
- Goldfish anI 1rclo,irs, for .,l" hy
p,t ~ T. T. a ". tLw roy.
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JUST ECEIVED,
.lG'esh supply fine JoI'ori"g
VALUABLE
l)atemt MeOtrinrs, Sc,
Doct Phelps Tomato Pills.
HAYS Liniment for the Piles.
Oidridge's balm Of Columbia for promoting
the growth Of hair on bald heads.
Buffalo Dil--for do do.
Mrs Garducr's Rnlsam OF Liverwort for colJ>
and coughs.
Browns Kreosote and Gall Tooth ache drops.
Moore. Essence of Life.
WhiiwelI's Liquid Opodeldoc.
Volatile Aromatic Snun.
Carpenters Extract sarsnparifa.
Thomp-on's Eye Water.
Lees \ |. Bilious Pills ....
Thomnsou's Kreosole and Gall Tuoih-ich
Drops.
Dort Kmpey's Pills.
Mhhy's Plaster.
Jebh's IinineDt.
Relics Botanical Drops.
Relics A-ihmaiic Pills
Ilinckley's Remedy for Piles.
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Salt Rheum Ointment,
Universal Com Cure.
Billiards. Oil Soap.
Williams Oh Spruce.
Vegetable Indian specific for coughs, &c.
Dr. Rush's Pills for Dyspepsia.
DR.. Thompsan's Tooih.nche Drops.
Rawson's Itch Ointment.
Doct. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, FOR coughs
colds. asthma. SC.
Lees Windham Bilious Pills. sc. &c. sc.
For sale by
II. II. HAZARD,
SION or THE GoLDES MORTAR,
Near the Court House, .Ntwport, H.
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CASSIME RES.

A fresh assortment Of single anl double mill
n ed black aud fancy coored French. Tn
s'i.h and American CASSINERES. .jusi received
by
ISAAC GOULD ~ son,
AuglI l16, Thames street.
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For Sale,

For Sale,
@ That elegant and convenient
UsrM house and lot If land. situated at
nlSM the corner of Mill aud South
Tonrn streets, known by the na,r" nf The 81.
John House, aud now occupied 10y Mrs. Pro
leau.
\ l. 5 o,
Tha, most eligible building lot Of land
measuring 500 by 100 feet - bouudcd on
three streets and fronting on Son,h Tuuro,
known bp The name Of the 81 John Garden
terms reasonable. Apply IN
j. G. SHAW, .4genL
Newport, January 9th, lsi2.-(tfJ
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(;I.Oy ES.
Thomas G.. Brown &. son,

JOB WORK, done o'@r qG;'r
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TO LET.

&rA The tenement now occupied
IissM1 by the R"v. Mr. Gavit, together
niM wth one half of a large garLen,
" woodhouse, SC. Apply To
WM. S. NICHOLS.
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EESEssTa aeD's
CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR
.WORBUS, SUMNER
CGWPL.fIiTS, UL3ERHEl,
CUOLICS. CRAMPS,
.3.FD .SPIS.NS.

For sale hv X. 4. llAZARD, sign Of the
Golden Mortar, near the Court House, New
pon, K. t. Sept.9.
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Encourage Domestic Manuiac-
tlrpS.
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u o tbr IL artb.

nv JAMES ALnNtIu.
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S us Dcn Il G rs.


Scp'. 3'h.
NOW j. Tho irnc 10 pnrchnss thfi1 -
The -una,iihrrs have received ih,i.
FALL ST FpIY f red, whle ar'
yellow IIAN NELS - and nov off"
them lor snl" a. = rfi"o much below an.
thing ever before oGerrd.
WI. T.. COI/ENS y CO.
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casoned by that operation. u is warranted su-
perior 10 any mndo IN this country, and will not
turn rancid like the common aitic'e. Ask for
Shermun's Cold Cream.
SHERMAN's Oars ToorH PAsTE-Is adj
nil,ed by alto be- the best dcnliIii ice ever known
II ccans whitens and benuiities the teeth, causes
the tartar 10 flake of, hnrdens the guns, sweet
ems The hreeih, and prevents The teeth from ach-
ing and decaying, warranted free from all acid
und drlclerious substances II j. recommended
10y the Medical Faculty, Rev. DIR. Fasimond,
and several other clergymen; DIR. a. T.. Smith,
3 NJ Moore, Esq l'of Bnghnm. Cot J. G..
iIaines, Dr. g. Hunter, aud IA fact, every one
who has used II says it Is decidedly The best arii-
Gle Tor cleansing The teeth aud sweeiening the
breath they ever used
SuEHMAN's PAPiLLARy On AND BREAsT
lOtNrMrNr---i. the only iniHlibe remedy
for sore nipples aud swelled breast ever discovery
ed II will rurc the most troublesome cases ia
few days.
Mrs Rcn,scn has been nurse fnr ~ years,
and never knew - rcmrd, equal ~ IL. She has
seen II used ~ over SIXTY cases without failing 10
cure and from her experience j. satisfied with
vs. great Nnnh. She recommends It TO all
Ia Pool sn,- he believes The oil viii euro
every case oI sore nipples tina, ran he found,
without drpriyiug the child &c breast aud that
the Onlmeul w,l stop the PAIN mud gathering
~ the breast. aud cute II even when II appear
~ Il II must break Nothing has e'ct been dis
covered brinrc that can compare with these
popular nrdlrInes.
over 1000 case. have been cured ihin Tie
last ,iN months.
/ Country dcalcts, druggists aud manufacturers
will be supp led viii, the above aulclus, on ien-
sonabe terms On application 10 the manu'ncln-
refs sole agent lor Rhode island. e.. Dy,r Jr.
itI2 Wr.irir.ier .trcsi poidencs. Ioi snle
Wy u JIAiLnH, NcnPou. bee ~
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RiiEUMATIsM, GOUT. spRAINS

Oct. 6h.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-08

by salutcs Of artillery discharges Of rockets, and
the shouts of assembled multitudes The recep.
ton Of the Boston folks at Albany was warm and
brilliant. A letter written at Albany a, 8, p. M
ON Monday says
Our city is in "commo,ion." The Boston Com
mon Counsel have arrived The cannon are now
peang, and general Joy and enthusiasm prevail.
amnow writing by candles made this day in
New Bedford, 55 miles beyond Boston--manu-
facturcd ON the morning of one day, aud burning
the same evening at a distance of 255 miles from
the spot! Verify the days of wonders are not
past. The powerful Gcnii in the Arabian Tales
had scarcely more wonderful power atrihu'ed
them, even In the teemng fancps Of the marvel
ous. Indeed our streets like scene in fairy
land. Our noble avenue, State street, is filed by a
dense mass of citizens, and the dancing of sea Of
lights, the music of bands, the glancing of the
plumes of tho soldiery, the polished caps of our
iiremen, all form picture of the widest and most
beautiful description.
REASONS why the BRASUnEru VEGErABLE u
UNIVERSAL Pulls are especially adape TO this eli
mate: .,,r.
No care required in using them.
No change of diet.
The body iess liable to take cold when under
their influence than at any other time.
May be taken morning, noon, night, with a
certainty of good resuls that is, provided they
peratc freely upon the bowels.
As cathartic they are the most mild and invgo-
rating medicine that possibly he administered.
Caution.--No Drug Store has the genuine
Branlrcth Pills for lie.
or Purchase in Sunbury, of II. B. Masser, and
of the agents published in another part of this paper.
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By the Cour'. En-
JOHN G. YOUNGMAN, CH. O.
TAVERN NOTICE.

To the H0norabie Ellis Le,cis, Esq, Presidcnt,
ami his associate Judges Of lie Court IF Quar-
ter Sessions, cf The county Of NorthumJeriand: 9:
TG>HE petition of George Smith IF Jackson iowu-
L ship, in said county, humby represents, that he
continues to keep tavern at his old stand, in the
p rick House in said township, and is well prepared
for the accommodation of travellers, &c. He there
fore prays your Hnnors to grant him a license to
keep tavern during the ensuing year, and he will
pray, &c. GEORGE SMITH.
To THE JunGEs NnuvE MENTIONED: The sub
scrber, residents ofJackson tsr hecly certify, that
George Smith, the applicantfor the license is a man
of good cute for honesty and Temper nee, and is
well provided with house-ooFn aud cunveniences
for the lodging and accommodation ofstrangers and
travellers andthat public house there is necessary:
they therefore recomntnd him proper per-
to be licenced lokecp public house.
Wm. Deepen, jeremiah We,zel,
John Hans, Henry Braun,
Daniel Hilbush, Frederick Treun,
Jesse Hensyl, Henry Garnan,
John Folk, Jonathan Smith.
John Snyder, Jacob A, Malich.
Philip Herich,
Jan Sth, 1912.
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IMPORTATION WANTED.

NNM. WILSON, from the par,h of Giendrho,-
w key, Iceland, now residing in the city of Ian
caster, Pa, takes this method to find ou, his iuli
uncle Thomas Greer, Alexander Stewart, his
uncle by marriage, both supposed to live in The
county of Northumberland Pa. II this noIi, e
should he fortunate enough TO find one or both OF
the aforesaid gentlemen, letter from either 10 the
said Wilson, Lancaster, will be thankfully received
as ne feels anxious to know where they reside, SO
that he may he able to address a letter q them a
matter of importance. Lest this notice might escape
the eye OF either OF those gentlemen, il is respect
fully suggested To any ,i their friends scquaiut-
ances who may see II, 10 make it known to eilh,r
OF them, II alive, aud II olhrwisc TO one II The re-
lanons, 50 hat the applicant may hear without de-
lay from some branch u IIe lamdy,
Dec. ls, lSih
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PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected meeklu bn Henr4 Yoetheirler.
Consumption ana bleeding at the
l.llngS cured,

BIZ the use ef DR.. Duncaus Erbectoram Remedy.
NE ISS EMILINE NEAGER, aged "a years.
I'VE was taken when at the age of sixteen with
a slight cold, which she neglected until the lungs
fell prey To that seek ing destroyer, consumption
when application TO physciln was made, but to
no effect He considered her hopeless one.
and prescrib but little medicine for her. In the
meantime she discharged great quantities of blood,
with much cxpectoratinn of thick phlegm and
cough. Her bodily frame at lers h became reduced
To living skeleton. Her last anxiuUsy looked
for by her friends that her suiierings might end by
the pangs Of cath. During tie lime h,r physician
frequently called, and the last resource dctermi.
ned TO test the virtues of DR.. DUNC,N's EXPECro-
RANT REMEDY, having motto soaie extraordinary
cure pertJrmed by the medicine in similar cases.
He at once obtained two bottles and administered
it to her. The fourth dry he found some change
which gave hopes He continued giving the medi-
cine for eighteen days; at tha; time she was render
ed able to be walking in her bed chamber 10 the
establishment of her friends ard relatives. She con.
tiuued using the medicine for eight weeks, when
she clared herself entirely free from disease and
pain, and now pursues her daily occupation in per
feet health.
A small pamphlet accompanies this medicine
which gives full description of diseases, the man
ner of treatment, &c. &c. For safe in Sunbury, al
tho store Of HENRY lOXTHEiMER,
Ian. Sth, 1912. A.eRt
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CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY,

For tire sale oi Brandrefhs Vegetable UnircrSGi
Pills.
Northumberland county Mion-Mlckey 4
Chambern. Sunbury--H. B. Masser M'Ewens.
Vc--Ireland & Mcxrll. NorlhumI eIand-Wm.
Forsyth Georgetown-F. Midhngar 81 Co.
Union County: New BerlIn-J,hn Hoffman.
Sensgrove-Eyer and Schnure MidJleburg-
Isaac Smith. BeaveTown--J. d f. Bingaman.
Ad,msburg--H. * a. Smith. NJ tilnshuIg-
Swope II Laird Hartleton-Danie Long Free
burg-G. X +. T.. Meyer. CcnlrevIl G. Sailey
* Lenhart. Lewi,burg-Wals n Green.
Columbia county Dan,iIle-E. B. Reynolds
x Co. BTwck-Shuman * Rttenhouse. Cat
tawissa--C. a. & &. G.. Brobts. Dloolnshurg-
John Il. Meyer. jersey Town-Lovl Bstl Wa
shington--Rom MvCly. Limestone ID. l..
SChmeCk.
Observe that each Agent has an Engrav,d Cor
tliicate of Agency, containing Teprcs nialion OF
DIR BRANDRErH'S Manuiactury at Sing Sing,
and upon which will also be seen exact copies oi
the nt,c 'aJeis noe used upon the BrGndreih PiH
BOCes.
Philadelphia, Office No. s, North slh street.
Is. BRANDRETH, Nj. u.
Janu1ry LIST 1912.
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AJONLcaLns
Pete Pifer,s Es q

4 LII p rsons knowing thems' Ives indebted To the
IA Estate of Peter Piisr. late of Little Mchonoy
township. Northumberland county, for goods pur-
chased at the vendue of said deceased or for debt
contracted during his life requested 10 call and
settle the same, at The Office of Abraham Rodarmel,
Esq, in said township, on or before Tuesday, the
first day of Eel ruary next. Persons who neglect
to tend at that time, will be waited upon NY the
const able for settlement.
JONATHAN PIFER, '
Jan, Sth, lS12.-3t, admir-.
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AT.FJEEIS SALE.
n FARM, enIsr AND SAW MILLS.


MILL w axpos d to publ c felc>9pn The Ith OF
w Feb. 1871, 1t l2 o'clock, on Inc Prenls's.
the very vau,b Property briefly described as
iollowe, having been part of the jenkins Estrte,
viz 2i5 acres 6 perchps with allowance, of which
about 100 acres are in cutiValfon, with large
Apple Orchard the e-jue Wu,iland including
Limestone Land, and large teims of Iron Ore.
The rremsss are siluI,ed'ia East Buffalo town
ship, Union county, Pa, on the west side of the
West Branch Of Susqucbanna about five mites
from Northumrcr and, and three from h,wi-hurg
adjoining lll ds of Miss Jenkins and Messrs Shook
& Penny.
There are two never falling wa or powers form
ed by Turtle Greek, which in'esects the tratt, at
one 5f which there is Clover Seed Mill on Bur
rall'r'patent, and Mlers Hou e, and nj tue other
a Merchant FIGURING G,ist Mid Of stone with b.
yer hot wheels aud three run Of stones, aud Saw
Mill. A good lrick and frame Dwell ng House,
with a Mlllers House convenient, and large LOG
Bank Barn are ulso elected The uact is well
waered by springs and streams. aud eligihy sua-
ted in populous neiuhborhood.
TIE Iron ore Of N0nfpur'S Rioge, extending
into the premises, appeits TO bc in great abundihcr
upon The river hahk, where ii Is laid open, and is
believed to pervado he continuous ridge across the
Property. From nJaccnt tract, the Shamokn
Iron Company now procure the Iron Ore for their
Furnace, and both tracts alfJrd conm dious and
Tree navigation, promoted by The slaCk waller oil the
Shamokin Dam, to the Rail Road At Sunhury
which rads to the ShIlnokin Coal Mines and lion
Works.
Purchasers 5re invited to view tho pr, miscs
carefully, and uron uquiry they will find the litl,
| free from all doubt and liculty.
The terms 0fp1gment are when the PrJpcr
| ty is struck cll $500, and the deed i
tend, red. which will he within five days the iur,he
sum,of Sl700. or the res due. 5000 may re-
main unpaid forqhrec wears, and the rest in cqua
yearly instam"rts Of s 900 wear. from the tim
of sale All not, paid at the delivery of The Decd
TO he secured NY bond and mor,gAge, bearing iner
est. Further inquiries may ho made cf
HENRY w. SNYDER, &iinsgrope,
Assignee Of Samuel Klmher or Of
HUGH BELLAS, Sanitary.
Iirn1ry Ist 1912
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of three notes promising to pay Sl0o7l7, has put
in affidavit of merits, in which he swears that he
never endorsed the said notes. or authorized any
other person 10 do so; and that he had no knowi-
edge whatever of their existence until he received
notice Of their protest-N Y Com AGU,