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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-22
ORPHANS COURT SALE.
Estate Of George Hornhergcr,

~ pursuance Of an or,hr of the Orphans Court
l. a Northumberland county, will NJ exposed to
public sste on Monday the Gath day of January
next, the lae resnie,ice ofGeorfe Hornbereer OF
Coal township, in said county, decd, all that
tam usc, or pecc a ls..d situate on Mahonoy creek
in said township. adjoining ,snds of Henry Haupt,
George Long and the Widow Hornbeger, cantan-
ing hundred and three acres and fi'ty-two per.
ches, strict measures aboet twenty acres Of which
cleared and IN high state OF cultivation.
Also, ore other tract or picce of land situate in
sand township, adjoining lamis ot George long Su-
sannah Weary and the Widow Hornberser, con
tanning four acres and So perches, s,rc, measure,
abou, three acres of which are cleared and in a
good state of cultivation. Sale to cummrnce at 10
O'Clock OF said day, when the cond,tnns will he
made knewu by THOMAS HENiNGER,
GEORGE LONG,
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A TO0KING SrONI;, and 'ew Coa Nrove
f,r sale. cheap, lS II, B. MASSER.
Jan T. 1919
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.Te I've, er ,,es 10 be" sued,

"1e I've, tr Itoe 10 be" sued,
HS question that seriously snhmi, to the
n cons,k'ta'ron OF al who indebted 10 the
subscribers, and who 10 not, IN short time, come
forward and settle Then accounts
Dec, IS, lSfl. II. b. MASSER * co.
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At FUE-.-S SALE.
a. FARM, GRIsT AND SAW MILLS

~ Dc
NlLL be rxpos,d to pubic sa,c, on the 7Ih OF
W Feb. lsii, at ~ o'clock, the Premises.
the very valuable Property briefly descrhrd as
iollnws, having been pat Of the Jenkins Estate.
Wis ~ arr-, 40 perches, with allowance, of which
about 100 acres III cultivation, with large
Apple Orch s,l the residue Woodland, including
Limestone Land, and large Veins ot Iron Ore.
The prenis,s are situated III East Buffalo town
ship, Union county, Pa. on the west side of the
West Branch Of Susquehanna, about five miles
from northumberland, and three from Lowl>turg
adjoining talids OF Miss jenkins, and Mcssrs Snook
s. Penny.
1irrc are two never failing wa'er powers form
ed by Turtle Greek, which inlei the tract, at
one II which there Is Clover Seed Mill ON Bur
rails patent, aud Milers iou,e, and a, the other
Merchant fIourlng G,ist Mil OF stone with o.
ver-hot wheels and three run of stores, ard Saw
Mil. \ good brick and frame Dwell ng House,
with a MilleIs House convenient, and large lOc
Bank Barn are also rlrcred The nact is well
wa,ered 10y springs and streams, aud elIglhy stua-
ted IN popuous neighhurhUod.
The Iron OreGf NDnIotrs Ridge, extending
irto the premises, appears 90 be IN great abundance
upon the I,er bank, where il is Land oIen, and is
believed To pervade he continuous ridge across the
Property. From adjacent tract, the ShamokIn
lion Company now procure rhe lion Orr fiG their
! Furnace, aud both tracts aif I'd comm, drous and
llte naNl8atmn, promoted 10y The sidCk-Vief OF lht
Shsmokin bam, To the Rail Road At Sunhury,
! which leads 20 the Shamokn Coal Mines and lion
! Works.
| Purchasers are invited TO view the premises
! carefully, aud iunirqui'y they VIII lind the Tile
/ fr e from all duubt aud d iiculty.
! The terms Gjp"gment are when the TrHpcr-
/ ~ sslIuck of $500, and the deed Is
tend, red, whi,h viii he within five days the further
sum of Sl7HO. Di the res due, S3,ou0 may ~
mtin unpaid ior three years, and the rest in equa
yeally lusramcnts Of 81 900 year. iIom the I'm
nj sale All not paid at rhr delivery Of rhe dc'd
to he secured lS hur'd and morg'ge, bearing ineI-
est. Further inquiries NAV le made oi
HENRY W. SNYDER, Sehusgro"",
Assignee ui Samuel krnher or m
HUGH BELLAS, SaHJurB
January, Isl, lsi2.
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BY the Courh Er
JOHN G. YOUNGMAN, Clh. o.

Jan. Sih is4i.-3t
" b. The first above described War, of land has
heen divided into two parts one thereof contain
ing So acres and ~ perches, about acres oi
which are cleareji and the other containing u
acres and 33 perches, about - acres of which are
clearei-and viii be sold together, or separat. 10
suil purchaanrs
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A. WORLD OF DELIGHT L.
TNpORTiNT T0 TnE EEADlNG PnRLIE,

JWpOnT lVV nm TIIE NU UANINE nIIUI IN
- , Wv '""' !" ''i' " -,
WIZ ff,,,t,,,,,, Hsw Qnaflo volume OF r. 'he new
- 49, 'N"'"'o'e'" WI w '''','D.U' n"',Is w ot
a,..,a. s; ""u Iii &
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;,,,n,,i,,,,,, i, EaI,,'s Az E,t Na,,, M;,;,as,,
N,,rI, H., ,,,, - I r,i,n.,.' o,M H.. ,',i
,,o', y ''' " ''' ''''
o-vsnuu r.rSS. So
-
commencing WIN Tile story oi Jack t'n'on' the
h"s "uaI"Shan.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-22

The Bradford Pvter las appended 10 the elalua'
ry notice Of Gen, $. M'Kean, the following inter
estng statement OF Col James L. Bull relative TO
mis- last moments;
Mr.. GoOdrich.-Some time ago, but after Gen. NJ
kean's confinement, TO his bed, had full conver-
sstlon with him about his disease the distressing
wound v;Aich he inflicted on himself, aud the state
OF mind eenef ally, which at his suggestion com.
mued to paper, soon after it occurred, with a view
10 is publication ~nh any notice that he thosght
proper to take Of hun aier his death. To my
great modification have ms!ad the paper, 80 that
uiies . diligent seateh cannot find il. must,
therefore, undertake to supply it aus well as can,
which will he very imperiectiy. because, depending
on the paper, have suffered he details to 60 from
my mind.
In relation ro his disc use, he thought his Physi
fans had all mistaken lie character. They sup
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-22

We find in the regular report Of proceedings in
the Legislature Of Ohio the following account,
which reflects great credit on the wisdom of the
law makers Of the West:
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rszS~- l.. 7. JACOBS.
JOHN ESTABROOKS.


Ahstory oil The above may be seen by calling as above
(FrQm the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser Nov s, tstl
An ExTRAoRDINARv CAsE-The article below from the
Of one OF intelligent medical whose state
tails really remarkable and might well have sup
posed be yond the power of medicine.
Statement Of the Physician who visited the Patient person.
and who was at the time Of the Editors Of the CONNER
frt rare indeed fallen humanity is made to
the hand Of Providence much
ferng, and such caamitous and shocking muation
fallen the lot Of James Wycson lad years Of age
living in the Of Clarence in this county
the Of farmer the offspring OF healthy and
putabe who have family Of robust child
Without assgnable cause, he suddenly deprived
Of the Of since, which
followed what probably attack OF the dry
This rapidly Destroyed first the palate the bones OF The
the mouth considerable portion Of the upper jaw
as well as inseTnmens, Il would be difeult to imagine
what sy more unsighy dcformy could be upon
me human face DIVINE This fehul disease
gs, on the face after several months, them again
some two years ago. black spota the ntellig emit
ther OF this most child told the writer Of tbsw
observed under the aa Of each big This omnous appear
gradually each foot and leg 10 within Tour inches
OF the then took place, and due course
OF time both limbs dropped Off The fingers of the night hand
then attacked tins consuming maady which extended
w within few iaches Of shoulder and length the right
arm Ell TO ground like the dead branch ofs living tee The
disease then showed at the elbow Of the left and on
the e shoulder producing extensive o<foaton OF the bones
&c Tie ntegunenr Of The right side the centre OF the
b. And of the right eye, also affected with the
ds.trox ing complaint in its neipent stages.
On examining the boy who notwithstanding he deaf and
mute is really und spnghty the greatest marvel 70
md e.s that the rapidly falling from
e jeafh of il parts could, when reduced TO
OF humanity hold and prolong Tor years miserable ex
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MUSIC.
CHEAP MIISIC

IN Flutes, Vioins, Strings and Musical merchandise.
ATWILt Broadway sign Of the Golden Lyre invites
.,srmen Of richly finished and superior toned Piano Eos.
Tmmpes &c kcstrngs for Harp &c. Of frat qualify MAST
cal Merchandise Of every description all of which win be sold
very low; Wholesale retail.
A.o-N;. and PoI Mu.ie-Ths pSbli.hsr would :.
New Popular Standard Music published throughout
country he has the publications Of every in the United
Of Musc embraces ofthe largest che city,
and u sold reduced rates. the same at the small shops
about
ATWILL's own publications ere printed on beautiful
fancy coored and Of the embcshed with
superb hographic vignee title pages. The following
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County Court.
Alderman Ralia in the Chair.

Alderman Balls in the Chair.
Der. Uncomfortable discussion took place TO the
right of the clerk of the Common Council act az clerk
Of this board The Mayor offered resolution declaring
that the county clerk properly clerk Of the Board OF
Supervisors and inviting him to oicate such-Lost.
Alderman Purdy then offered resolution appointing Mr..
Taylor CLERK OF the Common CounciD clerk Of this
Board, and that he be allowed appropriate salary
Carried
The Comptroller offered various reports taxes
paid bills, &C., which referred
report was received from the School Committee, and
referred.
report also presented in relation to collections Of
taxes 9th ward and stating that Mr. Lsyden had made
some collections without authority he not having the
books. Referred.
journsd.
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Court Calcndar-This Day.

CIhcurT CouRr-Nos. Ill, lO2 l27, 2O0 no. o. ST. o.
200, 50.
COMMON PLxAsPsrt mos a. 81 81. lsI, l2s, TO- Ibe
H. l2l. 1885, 81, los, 49, S. A. 1871, 1877 49, 81 a. &c.
70, II, loo, l69-Part 2-Nos. ls2, A. %, Ito, %, TO-
ia
surERoR CouRr-Nos. l9s ls2, lss, Ise, 40, 80, I4o
l42 l62, l43, las to l5s inclusive, 100, 1871, l62
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Superior Court.
Before Judge TallmadRe.

OCT IL Eimendor| VS. John Even-This al
uded to yesterday-Severa witnesses examined IN
relation to the widening of Chapel street. and
exhpnci-hAaly motion for nonsuit asked for and
after short argument, granted.
Dar'd ~ Sarkweaiher and DsCigM jones VS.. Rsro c.
Hance.-Ihe defendant had received q sum of money
from Ohio to be handed to persons
One of them indebted to him. and he retained tho
amount Action is brought for its recovery Verdict for
plaintiff $2l4.
Mr.. Woodruff for plaintiff. Mr.. Ellingwood for defen.
dant.
Peter a Hargous et al the Sun Mutual Insurance
Co-Acon to recover the amount of loss ON Marine DO
Icy: No defence was offered. Verdict for plaintiff,
$6l76
Willet and Greg for plaintiff
Wm A. Colt VS.. James H. Frsnch.-Ths was an action
on note for $780, the defence which the fashion.
had been charged. Verdict this forenoon.
Cleaveland and Titus for plaintiff. For defendant H.
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Common Pleas.

. . De1uIt JuuBs Q 0hoener
Ocr ll.-Isaac .dbbof va. Monmo uh b. Hart Sheriff
An execution against Richard Van Dyck Jr for $780,
had been placed in the Sherifs hands. The deputy
street. and also to his store No. Broad street. but failed
in obtaining any property and Mr. v. has since become
petitioner in bankruptcy, showing few assets The
present action to from the Sheriff the amount of
the execution being averred that he had exercised
sufficient diligence in efforts collect The Jury. how
ever thought otherwise, finding verdict for defendant
For plaintiff, Mr.. Holmes and Mr.. White For defen.
dant, Mr.. J. c. Hart and Mr. Blunt.
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originally constructed for measuring the relative
strength of men and animals, is now brought TO such
perfection that it can be applied with equal facility
to machines of whatever description. The Ameri-
can Institute is now in possession OF large and ef-
fective Dynamometer, the invention of Mr.. James,
of Newburypor This instrument will be applied TO
all the machinery put in requistion at the great Fair
OF the American Institute at the request OF any gen.
tleman wishing its powers tested
We are requested also TO cay that II will be used
to-day at the ploughing match-see advertisement.
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HEAD euA'rr Ws 81 Trn M,sss
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will & Isceised a The ONCE of
,hs Of the Marine CSIps in This city, until
S Ss SO he
l' Fs1 ;a'f" New s' H. hs%s:6 ls';-
SSn SosivS poS M'.;: :nS Ssw York.
So.port, near Norfolk, virginia;
Washngton Distri, = OF Columbia.
The ration, TO consist Of pound and quarter Of fresh
oa he option s
Of New sugar eight
Of s Two quarts Of salt four pounds Of 'sp and one
UNDERWOOD that the full side Of beef meek and hin,
CURED h, the fore aud hind quarters be delivered aftermath
70 e 70 troops
No ofsf win be entertained at this Office unle.. ae-
''''' endorsed S II fiSfi 81 s'
E: Ssw .i <. T.
Nd & 0 . S
C.; and The Psnsco oa,eae will give three
70 the account when fOrwadOd,o 81. See
'TRANsPARENT AND WASHABLE, WINDOW
ssss s ssSf hand The AND
Shades scroll Gothic Landscape and plain centres
Lower purchased Other il
s. ever O., e
stock Of Chntzss and Linens for win lows patterns
s TSsshsI with ssH q al Ss
CIrtsn Materials Gilt ornaments, Sc For sale at remark
SOLOMON HART. Upholstersr, &c.
GROUND SPICES AND COFFEE
HSt% HSs:
and
ZEPHYK EMBROIDERY WOOL, best Berlin manufac-
s sy w csss ?, 20 su eoo,.
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IrprAsA-Two members Of the Indiana Legislature
have died One was a democrat, and the other whig.
The report ofthc death of A. l.. Wheeler democrat
Marshall and Fulton counties, 10 not true
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J. SHANKS, NJ. D.,

ND Professor Of Ophhamic Anatomy and Surgery Dis
eases OF the Eye and Ear and mperectons Of Vision.
once l91 Broadway, corner John street, mp stairs.
Diseases of the Eye Ear mperecons of Vision that,
on application his Office their will with skill
and treatment which necessarily follow
based on an accurate anatomical Psychological and
that part of Optics pertaining TO Vision
cepted -
Reerence,-The Medical Departmental the University of
the City OF New York. g2- cod Imsr
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THE FAIR AT NTRT.O1S

THE subscribers woud call the attention Of strangers and
Others visiting the Fair their article
Far This article will be found Of immense benefit chill
indispensable persons of sedentary habits They can be
with perfect and will be found Impedment
back and shoulders and expand the chest faens and guards
only beauties the FORM but adds the health of
They would likewise call their superior article
OF Gentlemen Russia Riding Belts The
under the immediate inspection Of Mr. Par.c
They warranted Of superior form workmanship aud
be obtained wholesale retail the old of
PARSELLS & AGATE, al Broadway.
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:.snee STRANGE as %sy found t, of child
ing 6 6 %fs a. nss and
ulcs arr 1 ncw T hss
ing over kindly and nothing but The ei tell the
h lower jaw the fragments Of s sso% ns
ing on te head the appearances Of which shall attempt
The certain check given this terrible spreading and hope
wS DEAD ns animal
so m he a and stable
doubles Justly s mother to the sseu: s s%s
Tc s SSo e . Mr. q &C. sR is
ruy and most unexpected effects Of this medicine
d.. @ s ssSs
n: oUs % he sns
have sf BEEN acquainted with Pete.
sa s
The facts set forth in the above from the Commercial Adver
Nov ss,h 1871, ORANGE M ANS 1|:I:D:,,
.An Owen S:'ss S Isy a.
ys @ led @ I E9 c;sS y Of
Dbl who who ss S'
mss; s%pSysd ssh different phy.;esa:.
S n %SsS declined sS E the
who appeared to help some that year sold Of
'
could J afs % ANY sn, Sss' g. who
others either bs seS g.. The
S s fore arm I,,. there 3fys
%sas up wPH %ad from s
ed ~Sss
si
ns has else i;
, who m.y Be- s%r AK to begin T,S
VINO may % similarly '"''so WILLIAM WELL fkARsALL.
Person. who have doubt. the efficacy medicine
lore '$$ sSa aiIs; ~ 81 ffs!i street
WsS HWssktG sn sSs S,ss IS F s,asss
w Ssd HPggan nsm MS 3 A csSs1 . g.
William steLbns cSnsr Of Rvngtou and Ridge ST..
Blizzard S smith, g Clinton street $3.50 ''' 80
MMG Mo- H ho Gordon On ht Orange street
william Wilson, 8 Tssi. stree.
e. Rs. assn s tsaS Ss;Sn S;sa,,v.
5sns. HMf es s;s s1 G, G,Sna street
john c k1sep s A ssn,o Bsou'e M Fourth street
. Sey s al. that all that ri. Il
50 Countand street MiIhau Broadway they can
viii that ses
CAurlor-A. the fame of this wonderful medicine extends
are spriIgin9 up e reap psn Of its
wish The article for BIOi. and see that shs
Sos signature of BSroL across the cork of the
FOsae by reputable Druggists and Agent throughout the
William Burger, Wholesale Agent 50 Coursndt street, and
1888 Greenwich street, and retail the following places
Mlhsns Phar%scy S2 Broadway Rush.on and Aspnwa
Si SSSs Ssss@ :. n:?ss
Greenwich ST. sill lmrs
GRAND LODGE OF THE ANCIENT AND HONOR
" ABLE FRATERNITY Of Free and accepted Masons OF
the State Of New YokIThe Lodges Of the cities Of New
York and BROOKLYN will assemble their respective Lodge
Rooms on Friday the 18th instant at o'clock A. NJ and
game and form line the south side of Howard street, the
left on Broadway, a. O'Clock.
Toe Lodges from the country will organize Hall
at the corner of Henry and Oliver streets Officers in
gala The fraternity to dark clothing and white
gloves and aprons.
The line will be formed by the Grand Marshal and his aids
ISAAC nj. PHYFE, Chairman
oil der Of Committee of Arrange ments.
GRAND CROTON WATER CELEBRATION AT
u TAMMANY HALL.1,Mr J. Parker has the plea
sure to his friends and the public that he intends
giving Grand Bal in honor Of the CToon Celebration
decorated with Flags and BanpeIs Tickets FOR admission ST.
until late hour.
For the accommodation Of the families residing in the vi
Of the Bowery Mr. r. has
days.
Mr. P school down town. will open the of this
month. oJ0 3tr
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.GUITARS.

.cu,x. CANA Guitar NJ Manufacturers, 3e5 Broadway,
MAkTlN kCOc .niisnfjy on hand large assortment Of
S:up sta sr1r ns German, and Spanish model:
VI r. would call the attention OF SOLO players 20 their
IN y; made after the model OF 0uiiani, which in
srl superior, and to the
oniIsney TRr INSTRUMENTS warranted perfect and
change OF climate and Vim be exchanged
, ,.ss ,ho1I ID the prove satisfsctov
ss,smssn are invited call and examine them.
P1ces from SIS TO $780,
Sold wholesale and retail.
si1 code
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HULL'S TRUSSES.

DERSONS afflicted with ruptures may rely upon the best
instrumental aid the world affords application the
ONCE No Vesey either OF the agents the
principal town, the United States Be careful the
back pad OF Hul II they Ur
Hull writing None genuine to be relied upon
good, without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken vend Hus
celebrated and Thousands imposed upon
These limitations be relied
made by unsku mechanics and better than the ord
nary
Rooms have been fitted up No Vesey street. exclusively
for ladies' having from the depart
men where female is in constant attendance wait upon
female patients. mi
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J. SORIA,
FRENCH DYER

100 PEARL ST., Principal Office
THANKFUL for the patronage heretofore bestow d. res
pectfully informs the public that he has, for the
d,ion of his in the Of the city
Two Offices one situated a,7 BiEkcxEs ST. the other s52
Ali kinds Of Silk, eoton and WoolIen Goods
DYED.
Nerno aud Camels Hair Shawls cleaned in the French
style, with neatness and despatch
~ All kinds Of Wearing Apparel and Carpets secured
Merchants have all kinds Of goods dyed and up in
their original form. ,
BrookIyn Office, 10 Fulton Brooklyr. oil lmsr
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Circuit Court.

before Judge hent
Der. ll.-Joseph Pollock w. Joseph Hopkins ct Al
The defendants had got the pewter on note but set
rowed The note was for about $3.50. Verdict for do
PENDANT.
John Sinclair vs.. John f. Delaplains The defendant
had employed plaintiff to place slated roof the
sugar house. owned by hm) Pike slip and Cherry
street. but refused to pay tlc bill afterwards the
ground that the plaintiff had made mistake and put
Action is brought for the amount Verdict for
plaintiff $l36 &c.
Cleaveland and Titus for plaintiff. For defendant j. c
Delaplaine.
John Wood W. Julia 7ooker--The defendant kept
boarding house. and the plaintiff for several years bosrded
with her He had in possession $4,000 in city bonds which
defendant ade too free with and Sold She tried for
the felony and sent to the State Prison The present
action brought to judgment for the amount
that should any thing belonging her be found it may
go towards paying the amount taken. No defence was
offered. Judgment for plaintiff, $465o
Messrs. OConnor and Derry for plaintiff.
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In HankruufcY.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
John H. Waterhouse merchant, N. Y Compulsory.
complaint of Bulkley Merritt and Ely, and otters)
Injunction granted-Nov. II.
Ebenezer Hanford, junr., house carpenter Williams
burgh-Nov. II.
John Joseph and A. Cummings, firm Joseph and Cum.
mings, lumber merchsns) N. Y.-Nov. H.
James E. Miller, merchant, n. Y Compulsory, on
complaint Of G. D. Hssbrouck)-Nov. 10.
William Scott cabinet maker N.Y-Nov. 10.
pulsory, on complaint of John c. Cass) Injunction not
grsntsd-Nov. 10.
George Graham, builder, N. Y.-Nov. IL.
John Tyson. victualler, ". Y.-Nov. 10.
William Adams. (of late firms Adams Crawford and
Adams Lasher; ssugerties) Nov. IL.
Ira D. Dugbee (oflste firm Bugbee Knseland) mer.
chant, NY.
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DIR. CARPENTERs Old Established Peck Slip Dispense
a,epaIae offices and en,anceps,ients are exposed
% each others observation Dr. C. Licenste OF the New
York State Medical Society and has nesry yca erpsr
BILE. sl6 ImSr
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HOLT'S CANDY,

NURPASsING ANY THINU OF TIE KIND-Let t
~ stand upon its merits-Coughs and Colds.
HOLTS CANDY has gained for tselfs reputation, (sole-
by IT, merts) far above the ordinary class oil remedies
Tor the complaints for which it is used
!. aided by thousands who have experienced its
excellent effects remedy Tor Couzhs Coid ana
all affections Of the lungs.
lbs Is to certify that have, in practice, prescribed Mr.
r nous Compound Cough Candy Of coughs,
ana all affections Of the lungs, with the most beneficial
ing the component parts OF tins Candy and raw
lux .seI mem ior many private practice,
recommend the article all troubled with
.ne cohp'ants above Mentioned In my estimation this
Cahdy has the precedence OF any 10 use.
Hartford, Conn Sept. 20, sl2
For sale by NJ r. HOLT 27 Main .,r..,. .i.o nv he
Principal Druggists Hartford A '''ee'' '''V' " '
b. ID. Sands, 70 Fulton stree at Dr. svme Pharmacy
s232mT iW" io'A'