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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
BRADY'S HOTEL.
DANvILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER especially informs the
public, that he has removed from the town OF
CdffacisSd to DaaUiUe, and that he has purch. sed
in that place, The Large aud COmhodiOus
BRICK HOUSE,
AT TIE CORNER MILL ISD aAnEET STREETS,
COppesits tie Court House,
- Which he has fitted up hy the erection
of ADDITIONAL. BUILDINGS, and
.H.s extensive STABLING, for the Enter-
@E2s2tdinment ef Travellers and Visitors.
tie is now prepared 10 accommodate all who may
favor him with CALI and he would state that no
thing in his power shall I've left rndonc, render his
customers comfortable and harpy while under his
care. His accommodations are ample, and his room.
furnished in modern style, and the proprietor is de.
tertnined that his establishment shall sustain and
keep up with the growing reputation aud importance
of the town in which il is located.
His TABLE will I've supplied with every luxury oi
the season. and the 6sst and choicest Uariefy the
market can G66rd. His Ban will be stirred with
al tke bea articles that can be furnished By our
cities, and the whole will be such us to give salts
faction to every cue,
Well knowing that an enlightened public viii
always Judge kr them elves, be feels confident ths
| they wall favor han with their patronage
SAMU FL A, BRADY,
Dunvlle, Jan, 30,
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MAZ AR DIS

UNITED STATES COMMERCIAL AND
STATISTICAL airing doc
uments facts and othr useful lni'Ims.ion, iliusra.
tive of the history aud resources ci the Ame1can
Union, and OF each State; embracing commerce,
manufactures, sgrcultare, internal inproN Nenents,
banks, currency, fiances, education, &c. &c. Ed.
ted by Samuel Hazard.
Published every "Wednesday, at 70 Dock street
The price to subscribers is IS per snnum, payable
on the trst OF January OF each year. No subscTip.
non received for less than year. Subscribers Oh,
Of the principal cities TO pay III advance.
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JACOB MARTIN.
commission and Forwarding
MERCHANT,

-ssl}z ssf Sf5.. Ela9.1s...llsEzgEE'Ss{{ ~
ID ESPECTFl LILY inform, his friends and the
IL Merchants generally, that he con,iuucs the
Eommi.sion aud FORWARDING Business at lis ware
house, foot of Willow ST. Railroad, lellwalc and
sjchuykiii.
Merchants having goods to lie shipped, will find
il much to their advantage, "a to time and prices
uf freight 10 send their merchandise To the Depot,
corner Of Front and Willow street Railroad as hcy
can then be sent eilhsr route by the Tide " arer
Canal, oi SchuyIkiIl and uuion Canals, as boats
Will arrive and depart doily for the Juniata and
Susqurhanna Canals by Tlde-wul.r in tow of steam,
or via SchuyIk.ll and Union Canals from Paramount
dam.
Merchants will please he particular to serd oil
goods destined for either route, to the large Depot
corner of Front and " low aTeet Railrond, with
directions accompanying hem, which .oule they
wish them 10 he shipped.
Coarse and fine Salt and f.ISter at wholesale
prices on the Delaware Schuy kill.
Phlladelphin, June 3, ls4l -ly.
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Consumption and bleeding at the
Lungs cured,

By tie use # Dr. Dunran's Erpectoram Remedy
NBISS EMlLINE YEAGER, aged II years,
WE was taken when at the age of sixteen with
a i ghi cold, which she neglected until the lungs
fell prey Ia that seeking desrroy,r, consumption,
when application 10 a p ysIcIhn was made, but 10
no effect. He considered her case a hopeless one,
and pr. scrib,d bot illie medicine for her In the
meantime she discharged great quantities OF blood.
with much expectoration OF thick phlegm and
cough Her bodily frame a, length h' came reduced
to living skeleton. Her last anxiousy looked
for hy her friends, that her sutierings might end by
the pangs Of d,ath. During the time her ply sican
frequently called and the last resource, determi-
ned to lc,i the ,ir'ues of DIR. DUScASs ExPEcTo-
nANr REMEDY. haN ing motto d some extraordinary
cure pert,rmed by the medicine IN similar cases.
He at once obtained two bottles aud administered
it to her. The fourth day he found some change
which gave hopes. He continued giving the med-
cine for eighteen days. al that time she was render
cd able to be walking in Der bed chamber, to the
astonshment of her friends and relatives. She con-
tinued using the medicine for eight weeks, when
she declared herself entirely free from disease and
pain, aud now pursues her daily occupation in per-
feet health.
4 small pamphlet accompanies this medicine,
which gives full description OF diseases, the man
n,r of treatment, &c, &c. For sale in Sunbury at
The store of HENRY iOATHElMER,
Jan. sth, 1912. Agent
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W Gras OF Nature.

IN st,te OF health the intestinal canal may lie
compsred to n river whose waters flow over the sd-
joining land through the channels nature or art
has made and itnpfo,rs ller qualties; and 10 kr +
up te comparison ut the river. so onp as II runs
on smoothly the channels ale kept pune md health,
but II by the course oi the river stop
ped, then the water III the canals il ns org,r IuTe
but soon becomes stagnsnt. There is lut one nw
u circulation ia nature. When there Is a suppI-
abundance Of humorial fluid (strociiy) in The hes-
tlna tubes, and co,tiveIess takes place, il Fl VS.
back into the bloo vessels. and nfllrates itself in
10 the circulation 10 eatahli-h the free course of
the river we must remove the o. stTuttiOus which
stop It's fee md tho of its tributary stream.
With the body, follow the same natural principal
!. move, iy that valuable lufgatiye medicine BruH-
d'eth,s CnireySGi Vegetable FiHS, which an ct-
ctual assistance Of nature, the suEerlhundancc Of
humora in the Intestine caual. BY perse,eripg in
this practice, the ways OF the circulation will then
be restored to the uI exercise ofthcr natural fnnc.
tlous, and s0tc OF health will he firmly establish
ed Remember, never suffer u drop ol blood To re
taken from you.-Evacuate the huinors as often
and az long as they are dcgeneraed, as iOrg as
you sick.
Dr. Brandrcih's Office in phadrlpha is at No.
s, NORTH EIGHTH street, where his pills can he
had at 25 cents per box, with full directions.
OJonly agent in Sunhury, is II. B. Masser Esqr
SunhuIy, Sept, a, lS4l.
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1MPoRFST oFS RSTANT
Nh = II u 0QI q

VI>HE Undersigned take pleasure in submitting
Il TO the pubic the following Recommendations
Of Pratts Cast Iron Smut Mill and Grain Huller TO
all dealers in Grain and manufac,ors of Flour, be-
lieving i, to he superior to any thing of the kind
ever offered to the public. All orders addressed to
Col. ]. MFadden, Lewisbure, Union county Penn
sylvania. EBENEEZER SQUIRE,
JACKSON M'FADDIN.
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pAGGaOH2GAy@s
SIMPSON g. FRY.
LIST OF BOOKS,
ron SALE NJ

Ie. I3. &ZEAA SG3SsEk2.
A NTHONS Classical Dictionary; Lempriers
"A DO; Ainswoitha do Cobh's do; English and
German do; Anlhon's CPsar; An,hon's Grammer;
Anthems Cicero; MARS Lain Reader; Ogilly's do;
Andrews Latin Lessons; ID, nneean's Lexicon:
Fisks Creek Exercises; Davies 1.cgendc'; Graccs
Majora; Ademss Roman Antiquities; Pinuock S
Goldsmith's England; do Greece; l., els Elements
Of Geology; Mrs. Iincolu's Botany: Elmcn's Of
Botany; Bridges Algslra: Porter's Rhetorical Rra-
dcre; Etnason's Geography and History; Olcy's
do; Par'ey's do; Smiths Grammr,: Kirkhom's do:
ka,'s Readers; Coll s do; &, bh's Ari,hmelick;
Pihes do; Em'rson's do Cchbs Spelling Books;
Towns do; Gibbs Table Books; E,aueolical Fa-
miy LibIary; Cottage Bille' Family do; Col'ht'r-
al DO; Small Billes and Testament,; Parke's Ex.
erci,es Oh Composition; Frui, Of lhe Spir Baxie's
) ints Resi-; American Revolutions Mauyatt's No
vr's; Mrs Phelps on Catmisry; Hid; Catethsm
of American Laws Letters cn Natural Magic; Che.
misty for Bcgnnen; English Exercises adapted to
Murray's Gran,mer; Sequel to Comlcy's Spelling
Book; American Glass Book; Dahols Schoolmas-
eTs Assistants; 4 great variety of Blank Books, &c.
August 2S, lSi
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ATTENTION.
j. SRDN EX JON NES,

DEQUESrS the attention of his county friends
IL who are in want, 10 his verv large stock of
Carprtngs. OH Clo,ks, Matings, Rugs, Bindings,
Stair Rods &c, &c, that he has just opened nj
his warehouses, No. lS North 2d street and No. .
Church Alley, next door to Christ Church, Phlla-
lelphia. Jul, 81. 1871 l.-lv.
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HAYS, ELIrc1, hXoN & GOSH.
Xhglpsasr BSlIers

Ia Foreign, british and 3m,ric0n Dry Goods,
No. IL NonTI TEinp SrnELr. PmILArrIPnIl
COUNTRY Merchants can he supplied at all
y times lit an extensive assurtn on Of the above
Goods on the most nable Gi.d satisfactory terms
May 80, lsil.-ly.
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CT r x a u G T ION

M.mber 2e North Third Street, PhiLadei iphio
EpUBLIC SALES of Dry Goods, Hardware
E aud Cutlery, Books. Stationary, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes and HAS, and in short olmos. every
description Of socds held a, this establishment
every evening Goods are also sold at private sale
during the day at the average auction prices. Store.
keepers and traders will find it TO their advantage
by attending the sales.
&C. MACKEY. Auc,ioneer.
Phisdclpha, November 49, ls4l.-ly.
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ATTENTION MERCHANTS, &
E. p. s. j. H. TRICK,

WHOLESALE GROCERS, FORWARDING &
PRopUcE coNMIssIoS MERCHANTS,
No. 297, Market street, fire doors a5ore SeUah,
PHILi DELPHIA
OFFER for sale, at the loves, market prices a
~ geneial assortment Of Teas, Ceftes, Sugars
hoLusses, Wines, Liquors, Spices, Tobacco, DC
CouNrRr PRopUuE received and sold on commits
sion. Merchants, Hotel keepers and Others, will
find it To their advantage To call and examine ouT
stock, before purchasing elsewhere. h,rchants
wishing their goods collected in this city, by leaving
an order, will have them promptly forwarded, by
the most expeditions lines.
EnwIS 2. FRICK, JOHN II. FRlcK'
Feb n IS4l-ly
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III A N IL NOTE LIST.
PENySVU.yANV

The FLOWING list shows the curr, Mt value Of all
Fennsy lvania Bank Notes. The most implicit re-
lance may he placed upon il, "a !, l. eucvy tvCeh
carefully compared with ard corrected from Blk.
nell's Rpp,ytsr
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-23
WOODSTOCK VERMONT, FRIDAY DECEMBER %,
NOTICE TO FAMILIES.

4 LL LOVERS OF GOOD BREA ID are rccOmmendcdtc
n make use of WM. BROWN'S PORTABLE CAKE
YEAST us it makes the bread much better Than the
mode The Yeast is free from all impure ngredienlo
makes the bread perfectly white and light is well adapect
for ships use, and will keep in all cmaer 1t is in
extensive in Boston, and orders are beginning be
ceivGd from all quarters No better evidence wanting
its superiority all other articles used for rising brcub
than the following certificate.
Boston, May 20th l5ll,
The undersigned having made use Of VIM Browns
Portable Cake Yeast for rising Bread in opinions this
new PREPARATION of Yeast is far better than auy other ar
Gle have madense o, aud will make the bread
much whittier and very light and we believe it to he free
from all impure ingredients
Signed by the Pastry Cooks at the fremont House, Pa
viion American House, and Marlboro Hotel, Boston.
1t is now in use ut most Of the Hotels in the city, and
on board of all the steamships belonging TO hr Cunras
line 0paCkets Anote is just received from John Amber
son, pnstr Cook board the steamship BRITANNIA who
writes that he has made USE of VIM Browns Ncust, for
making bread during voyages the Atlantic and
recommend it as far superior to any thing else Of
rising bread.
The above article Is for sale by the proprietor, 4sl
Washington street, Boston. Retuiledby .
Woodstock; VI. j. A. DUNBAR.
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THE NAVY REPORT.

We have read the report of Mr. Upshur with
great interest. II is long, but not more so than the
treatment Of the topics embraced in it would seem
TO warrant. After giving brief hut satisfactory
account .! the disposition which has been made
of the various squadrOns a, home and abroad, he
urges plan for the more efficient organization Of
the department. lie does not propose 10 build
more vessels Of war, bu, he proposes methods for
improving the officers who are TO command them.
lis system ssimply that the vessels OF the several
squadrons should be constantly inlerchanged, SO
that 10 ship should remain more than a year on
the same station. The advantages Of this system,
he SAYS are great and obvious.
|. By keeping the ships more at sea The officers
viii be more exercised in their proper duties, and
will acquire more Of the science and practice Of
their profession
q Discipline i'll be better learned ard better en-
forced, both as TO officers md crews. II is always
relaxed while vessels are in port
g. The dangerous connexions and fatal habits, so
often formed amid the scducticns o., luxurious
ports, vii! he avoided.
4. Officers will have better opportunity 10 be-
come acquainted with different coasts and harbors;
with then currents, winds. Sc, with the language
es, manners. customs, &c of different regions Of
the globe; all which Information is indispensable
TO an accomplished naval commander
s. The flag Of the country will be displayed in
different ports, on many different vessels, thereby
giving to foreign countries better idea of the ex-
tent Of onr naval power. Heretofore, the habit Of
sending the salne vessels repeatedly 10 the same
foreign station, has produced the impression that
we had no others 10 send, and has thus dctracted
from the respect which ought TO attach 10 US as a
naval power.
6. Onr vessels Of war will be kept constantly in
the tracks our commerce, and be thus ready, on
all occasions and in all pnccs,Io afford 10 Us what
ever assistance II may need.
As further means Of improving the character
Of the service, Re urges more systematic regua-
ions Of the grades Of officers, aud the establish
mcnt Of naval schools for the education Of those
who wish 10 enter The service There are many
other important suggestions, for which we mus, re-
fer The reader to the report. II is drawn up with
great ability, BY one who appears 10 have directed
The best powers Of his mind TO the improvement Of
the important branch of the Government, which
he directs It is 10 he hoped that his recommend
atoms will not he suffered 10 drop. The Navy re-
qnires the strong of reform, and it is the dniy
Of Congress 10 exert It's controlling power.
y. Y. .NJrAiag Posi-.
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To T. w. Whitley, George Weir, Stephen |
Fcclis, Esquires, Committee.

Coonmandering.-We perceive by the New
wa,k Daily Advertiser. that New Jersey is ahou,
10 try her hand at this business. The memory Of
The sacred animal which cmbodies their proniscu-
Gus principles, and whose name The coons have
born through score Of defeats is, if possible, to
bc nrescryed. .1he sane old coon which 'we
never shall see morr. is to be inmortalizcd in the
third congressional district, which is so ingenious
~ conriyed rs 10 present in distinct outline per-
f,ct nrofle Of the Ell tire animal. The creature is
c,rurd of The counties Of Mlddlcsex, Somerset,
Morris and passiac, and appears by lis contor-
lions 10 be in the last agonics of expiring nature
This attitude i. selected us commemorative of the
nc,nJl posture in v hich he was discovered imnc
date Is after the Oiio's sslnnins
NJ Y. PiejciGn..
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U0IIntD ag.yIrf,

CALDRON POTASH KETrLES-aecp patterns,
10 suit northern markets.
FIRE DOGS-orcn and orch mouths,
FIRE FRAMES;
PLOUGllS & CULTlVATOR TEETH CAST
INGS, and The snme rcddy for use.
CART & Wagon BONES,
M Of which, trih many 1riicies,moy be found
a.TYSON FURNACE. VT.
Having large stock, and being DESTROYS to do nm active
bu.ncs thcy viii sell on Ofahccrns ln enOG rdy or pa
psr The subscriber most respectfully asks the continuance
The patronage Inrmrr customers Of the TYSON Furnace
and call or orders from al who v- purchase. All Or
dcrs rnr the above or any Kind Of mill ceerrs or other
castn,a and other connected with our business
addressed to the subscriber at TYsoS FURNACE T. O.NT,
will receive prompt attention.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, igcnt~
Tyson Furnace, Vt. Oct 81 1872. l3o-'i
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MYSTERIOUS.

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one oithc most nhcIcnt
n and wealthy families of this city, who must be wen
known frendsi having since thc year lolS
IN reccnty been bent nearly double and for several
wears confined his bed has been restored good health
has reganod his natural erect poston-and las lncd
his carriage, md now walks with ease! we DelieIe
his IL hc acncman's own description possible
and there is cvaggeraton II. We wllleVc hPnrers
his address, and doubt not his humane feelings WIZ cN-
cllsc the liberty;so that any one d0uOhg' may hhoW
these cics-thogh he requests his name may not appear
in print. Among other similar instances, Mr Jas. a.
REYNOLDS IA Christie street. has been restored ana VIII
give personal assurances Of the facts oi MS G"se @
were rheumatism, and contracted cofus u"u
How has this been done, .
dnsper.-By the Indian Tesciabis EirCr intcrnnlly,
md Hewes' Nerre and Bone LiHimeHt externally T.
Herald .... ~
only Sold BY COMsTOCh x W, ~,
J. ROSS Jr.woOdstOck, Vt.
57Jy D. u. NEWTON, Norwich.
j. C.. BROOKS, Hartford,
A. 4 H. WIRDNER, Windsor.
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Lard Lamps.

TUsT received the new patent Lard Lamps which will
D produce clear. bright mild light. without smoke or
SMELL and ut great saving ofeXpenscThey will also burn
poor oil better than the common oil lamp ms Tue conduct
r or heat is found of great advantage in burning CONCEAL
ed substances in cold weather. For sale cheap hy
n., IL i9i1 c. DANA, Jr.
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SlQDO EsEW ARID.

one HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been of
" lcrcd for months, tonny one who VIII use boillc OF
Iqys LinimCnt Tor the Plies without being cured. OF
thousand sold in instance has it failed ola cure
Proof overwhelming to be hnd whcn is sold. 1t is also
certain in nearly every case, (eXterhaly III the
following complaints
Far ,be Pies TigbiHCSS Of The chest oS-
For al DrOpSy, pcclaHy IN chndTh'
Tender rect TouI Ulcers Of the legs, or
sore throat by canoe sor other fungus sores, hour
uIccerS tuCr obstinate ar tong
Group, |ahamg,
Uboop,ng cough, Fresh Rounds,
ScaId Ucad, ChHbilinS &c. q.
LOOK OUT
Some Srindcrsh hare countcrfeitea The article and put
up iriih rarions dcuices. Do not be imposed npon-
One thing only will protect you- is the name OF CoA'
STOCK d co. tlqi name must Gi,rGyS be on The wrap-
pcr, or Won are cheated. Do not forget It. Take this
direction with YOU and test by that, or never bny III for
il is imggsaibie for any other to he true genuine
Sold by COMSIoCh@ W.,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
57-ly J. ROSS, Jr, Moods'ock, VI;
n. y. MELTON, Norwich
j. c. BROOKS, Hartford.
4. 4 H. WIRDNER, Wmdso
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HAIR! HAIR!
Il A l. ID N Il $ s!
Important 4iscorery-T great mystery Joanc
out al LAST

Important diScorery-Ihe great mystery joHnd
out at last,
DR, STERRY'sIlAIR REGENERATOR,-D DR. Stcrry,
~ after much attention to the important subject olpre,
serving the hair, hus after man! experiments rhcchl anu
phy steal been able to discover nm article which Is nov
Offered with the greatest confidence Or the toilet Ms TIT
best thing ever dscOyCrCdiOr It's sOtcnng ANA penetrating
quality tn produce good hcnd o haT-lo prevent l'rom
falling of when badness il experimentation restore 1t
when badness has taken place. and to prevent II IRON
turning grey II Is more n0ufishing than p0naln, an
tiquc OIL or C0longe water. II Is beautiful article for
Indies .ufs- makes the harsOll aud lively, ana rroin
ccs uncommon brilancy. Thousands have tested lis su
pcrior virtues aud excellence, md in every instnncc ii
stands unrivallcd. II is inllibe cure III all ufcc
tons of the skin on the head as dHndrli' %c &c
Every family should be supplied with bottle OF hia OIL
that hy its application TO the hand and hniT ol curch
the beautiful and ornamental nprcndngc ora hhc hcnd vi
hair which nnturchas supplied Us may he preserved
For sale wholesale and retail by FOSTER q DlthlN'
SON sole proprieor and successors to A. liTcnGoCR,
A co. M Green street, Utica ~ y. WOODSTOCK, by
j. ROSS J. Drugsisi;Whltc River VillaacJ, &. Bnoksi
West lnltiord, w. H. steel; Sharon W. noWnor K0y J.
ton, Downer Ncyans & Fish, Windsor, A. d u. ward
ncr. I-''H
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

TJEAvY and common sliectinss Ticking Irne bleach
al and unl,leacici COTTON Flnrnrs. White and red
Enrli.l annels Blenrhed and unbcGtr1 shriings aud
shcrines for ae al, tc lower prices than ever before
offered ~ ihcSc " -sns. '. HAMA IT.
i
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WSI RROWN,S PENCIL PASTE.

VIM. BKUWN7S FTNVEII TNSIF.
TN one minute you can produce polish far superior to
British Iuster il being paste, is used without max
In your Stoves and Crates if yOu would have them neat
and hearing light lnsler. PRICE, IL cents roll
Families can be- supplied at most Of the Druggist and
Grocery Stores in Boston. Dealers can hcsnpncu the
manufacturers price of Dana Eycns Co Sas Pierce
~ Co., VIM SIearns & Co., VIM u. Bradford y Co.,
For snle by J. A.DuNBAR.
Woodstock Vt. VI.
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DISSO LUTON.

UrIIE Coparinerslp existing between THE subscribers
j under the firm of w TIT { HEWITT is by mu-
tual consent Dissolved The demands of the firm will he
settled with jason d. IiFwiTT. Al persons owing tile
concern will make immediate pa, every demand that
not paid bc,aCen this ana the rsi Of lannary nest will
he lci: for collection. H. D. WITT,
J. y. HEWITT
wcol.inrE, Oct. 81 lii2
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RLoie EIaad Rcliriop.-A member Ola churcl,
in Rhode Island has been accommodated Cor
furnishing nccrssatics TO sick prisoner coniint q
IN iail, charged with political offence.