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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10

CsUsss Am toLDs.-Our hodes are con,inu.
ary jecomposing and recognizing their constitu-
en-, particles the decomposcd particles are carried
of by the blood and discharged through the skin
and bowels. 1ha, which passes through the skin
is termed perspirslion or sweat stoppag- Of this
perspiration is called Catching Cold, in which
case the deeomposed PARTICLES that should leave the
body through the skin are retained IN the blood or
thrown lack upon the stomach and bowels, causing
headache, flying pains, coughs, &c. Such being
the cause and eff Ct of colds, it must be apparent TO
every enc that at such time large evacua,ions by
the bowels are necessary, in order to relieve the
sinentsry canal Of the accumulation Of humors, rs
well .s stimulate the blood to open again the pores
OF the skia.
Brandreiks Vegetable Unirersdt PsHs being an
ste<su,l Assistant To Nature, will be found o,ngu
,srly effective in accomplishing this desirable Pur
pose because they purge from the stomsch sn'
bowels those humoss which the cause OF d,seas
cleanse the blood f. m all impurities, remove ever
cause Of pam OF weakness, and restore the e'ns''
tuition to perfect health and vigor.
Chemists and Druggists never have tha genuln
medicine for sale.
cT Purchase in Sunbuy, Of ii. d. Mssser, an
he ssenis Published in another part ofshi' paper
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HathaWaV's
co KIN ST OV e

I HAVE now in my kitchen one IF HATHAwAr's
l. PATENT HuT AiR CooKiNG SrovEs, and take
pleasure in recommending it to the public as su
perior to the b. st apparatus for cooking tina, !
have any knowledge Of. The oven is at least twice
as large any other, in proportion 10 the size of
the stove, and is superior to any oven for roasting,
and baking bread, pies, biscuit, &c. and do not
hesitate to give my opinion. that Mr.. Hathaway's
Stove will do three times the amount of cooking,
do it better and in less time and with less fuel and
labor, than any other stove of equal dimensions.
JOHN HAUS.
nrcnrnhnr NL 1910
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Tavern Notice.

To The Honorable Ellis Le,cis. Esq, President
and his Associates Judges offhe Court If Omar
ter Sessions Of tie county # Northumberland 4;
VUNHE pc,i,ion Of Frederick Raker, of Little Ma
Il nov, in sai county, humbIy represents that he
orcupes a cnmmodious house on the road leading
to Pottsve, IN said township, and is well prepare
for the accommodation of travellers, &c. He thoie.
fore prays your honors to grant him a license, to
keep a tavern during the ensuing ,ea', aud he will
pray. &c. FREDERICK kAkER
To THE JuDGEs ARevE EMESTIoSEp:-The sub
scrilers residents Of iule Mahonoy, hereby certify
that Frederick Rsk.r. the aplcan, for license is a
man Of good rcpute for honesty and Temperance,
AMI is wcll provided uith house room and convc.
nienccs for the lodging and accommodation OF
strangers snd travellers Nnd that a public house
there is necessary. They therefore recommend m
as proper person To be licensed 10 keep public
hosse.
George Sweetheart Joseph Raush.
VIM DER. Joaaihap Dunkclbcrgcr,
Jonathan PETER, Samuel Wagner,
George III n'z,l, Solomon Dunkelbcrg'r,
VIM Rnthetme John Piier,
Ge rye Wagner, Peter Wagner,
Hoe 10Th lSio
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Daniel Furma..,s Estate.

NOTlCE is hereby given, ,ha, the Register of
~ this county has this day granted letters Of ad-
minislialon upJn the estate of Daniel Furmsn, late
ot Shapokln township, deed, to the subscriber.
All Persons having demands ssair,s, the estate,
requested to present them, and those who are in.
dcbed, 10 pay their respective accounts TO the sub.
tcrber, who resides in Shamokin township
SAMUEL FURMAN.
Nov lpih leio -6,-g
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Also: rtan tract Of unmproved land, siu.
ate in Coal township, Northumberland coun'y,
h"undd on the west by lands surveyed in the name
Of Esther Cramer. land OF David r. Gordon on the
-,u,h, and Land surveyed in the name of William
Green on the norih containing 400 acres, more or
less Seizel, taken in execution, and to he sold
as the property Of William Silvis.
FELIX MAURER, Sheriff
Sherif's Office,
Sunhury, Dec TO- 1912
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John Cherry's Estate.

n NlOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been appointed auditor, by the court, To sodit
the sccount Of Peter Snyder, Esq administrator
of the estate of John Cherry, decd, and that he
will attend for that purpose at his office, in Sunhury,
on Saturday the 10Th of December next, when and
where all interested can attend
CHARLES PLEASANTS.
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[From the Italian Of Metastdsio.
lfev'ry ones internal care
Were written on his brow,
How many would our pity share,
Who have our envy now
The fatal secret, if revealed,
Ofevcty aching breast.
Would show that only when concealed,
His lot appeared the best.
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STRAY IIEIFFER.

~ in Augusta township, Northumberland county.
time in September last, A BLACK HEIF-
FER, with a white tail about u years old. The
owner is requested to come forward prove property,
pay charges and take her away. otherwise she will
be sold according to law. HENRY REM.
Nov o6th Igdo-3t
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A CARD.

Dr j. w. Peal hegs leave To tender his CRATE.
- iul atkn " edgmrnts to The people Of Sunhuly
and surrounding Country, fm their past encourage
meut in the line of his profession ; and would at
the same time announce 10 them, III 1t he st in
tends TO continue the practice If medicine in all its
various partmcnts. H. would, therefore, solicit
= continuance OF their confidence and PATRONAGE.
He NAV I've found q, III time al his office, in mar.
ke' street, unless professionally engaged.
Sunhury, Oct, lst, ls42.-tE
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LIST OF RETAILERS,

LIST OF RETAILERS,
6kF Foreign and Domestic Werchandisc, NJ
" the County fNorfhumberlond, who haze,
and Dho hare no, pail Mcir Licenses
WHO HAVE PAID:
Mostellrr & Schwcnck Amos vastue
VIM. n Frvmire & Co Jacob Haas
Mackey & Chamh rlan William Deppcn
Ireland & MeiSell D,ni,l Schwartz
Miller & Martz John Smith
Seth Cadwa,her George 3rosus
Heinen & Follmcr John B ngaman
Patrick Hampscy Neljlincer & Go
Isaac Brown W. G. Scott
T. l.. Piper ID. B. kIspp
William HAYS Charles B. Nerrick
William fcrsy,he Thomas r. Pomp
Bmnlletm & Wapp'es George Corey
Neldlinecr & Bingamln James Reed
Samuel Harp John Chamberlain
Daniel H"l,hre Haas & B crlv
Peter Beiscl John Hoffman & Co
George Rem John II 'fiman & Co.
Gideon Shadle Samuel John.
WHO HAVE NOT PAID:
Seth I. Comfy Beard & g hris
Jacob Bair Charles Kelchner
Juhn Young A. & e.. Ross
Wo,d & Rh,wn Jacob Bright
John Bugar John Miller
h. Is. Nassrr Rose q Payne
John FryliuG Thoma- Psrioe
J. p. Hncherhtg Nancy Woolvrrton
Georcr Shradcr VIM. Dewat
Hartman II. Knahio Peter blzlrus
VIM Persing & Co VIM. LesenIing.
Ira T Cement
- Notice is hcrehy rv,n, that the Treasurer
is compel i, ly law, 10 conmenc" suit against O.
those who do not come forward aud pay her lcen>
or before the 80 day of December newt.
GEORGE WElSER
Sunhmy. Nov 18th, iSi2. Treasurer
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N a K II LIE u ,

On the 18th ul,., ,y the Rev. g.. Derksiresscr
Mr.. JoHN CLrMxR, TO Miss SARAH ANN SILVER
woop, both of Augusta.
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TAKE NOTICE.

VNHAT the topar,u,rshir ere,oforer rx,s'nc b..
l. tween DR.. ioh, w Peal and d. d. r. 1rtes. IN
The practice of med cine, has this day rcen di,so
we'd hy mutual consent The book and accounts
of he late firm in Toe hands Of Dr. !. W. Peal,
who is fulls authorized to settle h" same
JOHN w PEAL,
SeIt. 2sth. iS42. D. y. TRIrES.
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Rule of Court.

George Welshanse for The use Of Robert H.
Hammond VS.. Thomas Allen.
NoyENsER t<ih, is42.
NN motion Of Mr.. Donnel, rule on The cred-
tors Of Thomas Allen and al others intTust
ed, to appear on the FIRST day # next tenn, and
show cause why the meney raised by the sale ii
the attendants real es,ete shood not be distributed
! according TO law. BY the CONT,
SAMUE& ID. JORDAN,
P'o,hono'ary's Office, Profh'y
| Sunbury, Nov. 10, lsi2. ct.
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EAGLE


VE7HE subscriber r, sper ertfull'. announces 20 the
Il pubic that he h $ ogencH y Hotci ~ - com.
modous brick hu'liing s'v ate or 10 .5-rer of
hud and Pm, Streets WI ere &c .' y asr, 10
N,'' 'p.u those who ~ AZ nv.- au 40 uglg
camrarS The Eagle rotel is &C. auJ ruNcni-
en-, and furnished ia the nest ~, 10 81 IT,. II is
,r v'ded with a largo n.lmber of ell aired and
c'mi rtahie sleeping apartment. rnoms private
Iarlors, &c. Perso IS visiting Wl,hamspor on bu-
siness oG pleasure, nIsy rest ASSURED that every eS.
| ertion will tie us ed 10 render their 'joum at the
Eagle Hotel pleasant and agreeable. His Table
will I've suppF.yd with the very best the market al.
fords and h. bar with The choicest wines and other
iquors-c' larges reasonable The Eagle Houl
possesses greater advantages in point Of location
than an other similar establishment in the borough,
being situate in the business part Of the town. and
With a convenient distance Of the Court House
and Williamsport and Eimirs Rail Road Depot.
Sufiicien, Stsblng provided, and good and trus,y
| 'Ostlers always in attendance.
' Attentive, accommodating and honest Servants
have been employed, and nothing left undone that
will add TO the comfort snd accommodation Of hls
guests.
There will he carriage always in attendance al
the Boat Landing to convey passengers TO and from
the House, free OF charge.
CHARLES BORROWS.
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AN EXTRA ACCOMMOD r. n LINE
" i'll commence running betue- p Philadeiph,a
and Pottsuilie on the Jotiowing days
and hours:
ON ANp ArrER MoSDAr, MAY Q. ls42
leaving Pottsvle, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 81 A NJ.
ewing philadelphia on Tuesdays Thursday,
md Saturdays, at IL PM.
Hours Of passing Reading.
For Philadelphia, at lO3 a. NJ. r.:,,
For Pot,svillc, at 81 P. NJ.
P.AREs.
Between Po,tsville & Philada. $3.50 g. $3.50
Between Reading &c do, a,25 e. LIS
Between do Il Pottsvie, LAO & 100
ExcuRsIoS TIcKErs-ooop FOR RETURNING
NEXT DAT.
Between Pousville & Philadeiphia, IS 90
Between Reading & do. 400
Between do. e. rottsvillc, 100
The other passenger trains will as before, a;
the following hours:
philadelphia and PoitSuiNe.
From Philadelphia, at sam. D.ur
From Po,tsville, q, Pm. D"S
hours Of passing Reading.
For Pot'svilie, at 9 AN.
For Philadelphia, at 81 PM, DAhy'
AN the trains will stop for way passenger, a,
the usual points
GT All passengers ars requested to procure
their tickets before tho trains stat.
Nav 81 lS42-,f
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WIN. EEILNAN o. CO.,
2 t 4G.ns.,m7sMs -


Commission & Forwarding Merchants,
Foot Of HflloU Street Raj Road,
THE DELAWARE,
HAVING associated with them Joseph Barnet
IL late of Easton, Pa, respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally, that they have tn,
ken that large and well known store and wharf at
foot of Willow Street Railroad, lately occupied by
Jacob Martin, where they purpose doing General
Commission and Forwarding Business, and from
me local advantages of The place being connected
with all the public Improvements that have their
outlet in the city, they falteT themselves they will
I've ahe to do business To great if not greater sd-
vantage, and upon reasonable terms as any other
h use aud they assure their friends that any con-
: 1umens made to them shall have their strict at
tcntnu and exertions spared to give entire salts
foe on.
They are also prepared to receive and forward
goods 10 any point on the Delaware aud Lehgh
riverS, between Mauch Chunk, Esston and PhIla-
trl his via Delaware Division and Iehis h Canals;
ais, e. any point on the Juniala river, OF North
aud West Branches OF the Susquehanna via Schuyl-
Kill snL Union, OF tho Chesapeake and llde Water
Canals.
For he accommodation of Boats coming or go
irg via Schuylkill and Union Canals, a Steamboat
viii b. kept expressly for towing boats from the
Schuylkil Ground 10 the Delaware and back, which
will en- tie merchants To have their produce deli
weed oD the Delaware and their goods shipped at
a saving OF 50 t. rs per cent On the prices f'r
hsuHng ac,oss--wh these advantages they
specially solicit share Of ctr. mace.
W. HElLMAN & co,
W llIiam Hcman, }
JOssph Barnet SPhilad, May "a, lsAa.-iy
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ME N E s. =.

OTHER NEAR NTNBTKT.
uOHN & HENRY LANDAU, having rented
SB the Lime kIlns of HenN Massrr, IN NurhuIy,
have now Cor sale he best Lime in tins part If the
county, and will continue To keep constantly en
hand fresh Lime for Paseune, Building and fot
Lining lard, on as reasonable terms as can be Lad
,uywhcr, n the neghtoIhood
Nv ol 1912 f. Il n. LANDAU.
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Dr. q. IL. SHeiscr,

OFFERS hi professional services, to r!rc citizens
~ ot Sunhury. and vicinity. Office rrer door 10
the rcsldeuce of Rcva. A. Fisher. where he my
he found. uuess eugasad Ia discharCiue the duties
ot his profession. tct sth, Isl2.-u
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TAE TREArs.-A Londcn correspondent Of the
Evening Pos, concludes his comments on the Trea.
ty thus:
In a word we have substituted the certainty
Of future for the certainty which we had Of
settling every question between the two countries,
in way that would have rendered war between
these powers impossible.
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Hints to Men or Eusiness.

Superntend in person as much Of your busi.
ness as practicable, and observe with watch
ful eye, the management of what is necessarily
committed to agency of others.
Never lose sight of the powerful influence
Of example, and be careful in the management
of your concerns, to recommend by your own
personal practice, uniform habits Of active, in
terested persevering diligence to those in your
instruction and to your agents, and let it be un-
derstood by them that you expect they will ex-
ecute the same in strict conformity thereto.
Let no common amusements interfere or
minge with your business; make them entire
ly distinct employmcts.
Despatch at once, if possible, whatever you
may take in hand; f interrupted by unavod-
able interference, resume and finish it as soon
as the obstruction is removed.
Beware Of selfindugcnce ; no business can
possibly thrive under its influence,
Do mol assume 10 yourself more credit for
what you do, than you are entitled 10: rather
be content with little less the public mind
wll always discover where merit is due
Familiarze yourself with your books, keep
them accurately, and reqently investigate and
adjust their contents. This is an important
item.
Culticate domestic habits, for this your fami-
~, you have one, has strong and undenable
claim: besides, your customers will always be
best pleased when they dnd you at home, or
a, place Of your business
Never let hurry or confusion distract your
ipnd.
Under the influence Of such habits as these
with suitable dependence on Providence for
blessing on the labors Of your hands, you will
have good foundation to rest your hope upon,
for success in whatever business you may be
employed in.
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To Country
NJ e r G II A N r s,

THE Subs rrluer Agent OF lyon * Harris, Hat
l. Manufacturers, for New Yc RI, Phiadelphia,
Bahrmo and pher large cite :, ~tosc Hats are
highly comm, ndrd iSr goOd G. Ia, and dlraJihty,
has GA hand hr,t rate nssc tim ent of HATS and
GAPS suitable for Srlne sales, VIII ch will re sold
very low fo' cash or aW,novei credit al the noted
cheap store, No. 40, y orn Third street, oI plsi,e
the City Hotel, PhlIo elyhis
RuBEP + -. WILKINSON. Apepi
n B. Orde' ior Hats n ,be rots /, promItly
atrdri '" fne highest rice IA ,osk u ua'is
gwen iT FU 'i,ns.
PlhLtcl' hI 4, June i ls42 "
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A Fresh suppy Of ROSE OINTMENT, received
IA and for sale by u, u. MASsER.
Nov 18th, lsa.
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Also: Part Of certain Lot, No 4io, stu ,te it
Coal township, Northumberland county, in tn,
town of Shamokip bounded on the west BY tn,
Branch Rail Road, moth by the DanvilIe and Potts
vile Rsil Road, and on the cost Ivy lot of Jame
Shorlle Seized, taken in execution, and 10 be sol,
as the property OF Henry YoHhelmer.
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George Svciuhart,
VIM. Drrr.
Jonathan PETER,
George III n'zrl,
VIM. Rn,hermel,
Ge rye Wagner,
Dec. 10th. 1912.
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From the american Sentinel.
THE


The Marion we learn, left the Navy Yard yester-
day for Norfolk. This vessel was seriously injured
at Rio Janeirio-so much so, that it was with much
difficulty that she put into suitable condition to
return home II is said that she can only be propery
repaired at yard having dry dock. II is on that
account that the Honorable Secretary ordered her to
Norfolk This fact, however, shows the proprety of
having dry dock marine railway at the
Philadelphia Yard that hereafter a vessel arriving
here may be forthwith repaired
There seems to be pretty general opinion pre-
vailing that the Senate will give the appropriation
asked for by the Hon. Sec of the Navy at the open
ing of the present session of Congress. In that event.
1t is quite probable the House of Representatives
will concur 10 the Senatorial amendment The mem
bers of Congress will then find, that public opinion
will loudly approve Of their liberal support If the
Navy We shall then the Raritan one of the
hnest pieces OF Naval architecture floating upon
the bosom Of our beautiful Delaware
ANXIOUS, however, as we are TO see her launched
we hope she will not quit her present position till
Congress has made the appropriation requested by
the Secretary We should be sorry TO see her leave
her present shelter if no money is to be appropriated
to put her into active service, We hope that
when the subject is duly considered our Senators and
and Representatives will give the Navy Department
the funds said by its very able and popular chief to
be necessary to make it efficient branch of our ma
tiona defence.
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Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce.
M.,.o I'll "a 1910

We have no change to notice in our market of i'm
ports except in the article of lead which has some
what improved a considerable parcel having lately
been sold at So Is per pcul. In teas but little has
been doing. Prices remain about as we last quoted,
but if should continue until the end Of the present
month without arrivals from the United States or or
ders for purchases we may decline of I'D or II
per cent. in prices of descriptions Of exchange
on London. Mexican dollars may be quoted at 8 a D
per cent discount.
The total exports Of teas FROM China to the United
States, including The Clarendon's cargo since lst oil
July last, are about 80 900 chests The Comorando,
Luconia and Cynthia at Whampoa partially la
den. The lily Pratt, after lying in these roads more
than four months, is now going into port The Olof
Wyk and lanthe recently arrived from Manila, are
seeking freight, which being scarce they are likely to
return to Manila
OF political news we have none of special interest
or Importance. Sir I'll. Pottinger arrived at Hong
Kong about the LIST inst. He at once put stop to
the seizng Of the petty Chinese trading craft in the
vicinity, and is generally believed that no hostile
movement will be made towards Canton, unless the
Chinese commit some gross act Of proyoeaton, which
is scarcely likely to happen.
Nearly all the efficient troops have gone to the
North and understand that as the state oil
the weather will permit, operations will be commence
ed against some of the principal cities North OF Chu-
san. Thus far, it does not appear that the Emperor
has shown any disposition to treat with H. Is. NJ. PIE
nipoentiary, to inquire to the nature and
extent of the demands
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THE DESTRUCTION OF CAPE HAYTIEN.

By the brig Dirigo arrived at Boston on the 9th
inst from Cape Hayten, whence she sailed on the
oath ut the first direct information of the tremen-
dous Earthquake the 18th ult. is received The de-
sructon of human life is fully as large as the ac-
counts via Port Prince led those acquainted with
the Island to suppose, and about double the amount
reported via Jereme. The Boston Advertiser says
Capt Tucker was on board his vessel at the time Of
the Earthquake, and eye witness of the APP
palling scene. 1t took place at 5, p. NJ, and the
entire demolition of almost every building in the city
was the work of about two minutes only A portion
of two three buildings alone remained standing of
that city, which was the finest in the Island, being
built principally. of massive stone The tide flowed
into the principle streets and receded again in few
minutes Soon after the Earthquake, the combusti-
BILE parts of most of the buildings took fire separately
from the cooking apparus, sc. and were consumed.
Capt Tucker states that the entire population
thousand, and from the best information he could OBJ
tain from many of the survivors, not more than two
thousand escaped with their lives AL or nearly all
the officers of the Government being killed, there
authority to control the surviving popua ton,
and they continually fighting and shooting each
other for plumber The cargo of the Dirigo was dug
out of the ruins of the Earthquake. There only
one shipmaserlost the captain of Norwegian vessel.
Contrary to anticipation it appears that many of the
principal merchants survived the calamity among the
rest Mr.. Carvalho an eminent merchant, who visited
Boston year two since, and was much esteemed
by his acquaintance.
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LNRANKLlN HOUSE, Chestnut street, Phila-
i dephla.-This beautiful new hotel, situated in
Chestnut street, between third and fourth streets in
the immediate vicinity ofthe steamboat landings banks,
post office theatres &c and TO be kept the American
European plan, COMO ntly, will be opened under the
superintendent OF the subscribers on Monday, the
18th day of June, The house is fitted up in the
most splendid style, everything being entirely new
and OF the best description. The chambers are SO
constructed as to form parlor by day and sleeping
apartment by night. The best cooks have been en-
gagged and efforts will be spared TO render this IS
adjustment equal to the best both as regards the la
bic and every other accommodation
junll-u J, M, SANDERSON & SON.