Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-08

Judges thereof shall have like powers and exercise
like jurisdiction rs the District Courts and the
Judges thereof, in the other Circuits.
Sec .. md be IL further enacted, &C., That al
actions suits, prosecutions causes pleas, proccss,
and other proceedings, relative to any cause civil
or criminal (Which nigh, have been brought, and
could have been orig 'naly c'gnisable in Circuit
C"u,t,) now pending in or rturnable 10 the said
D.,ric Court OF the United s ates for the Western
District of Pennsylvania held at Will.amspor,,
acting as Circuit Court The & s, day of April
next, shall he, and ave hereby declared to be re.
respectfully transferred, returnabe, and continued
TO the 'aid Circuit Court constituted by this Act,
to I've holden AT Wiiamspou within the said
District: and shalt be heard, tried and determined
thereon in the same manner as if original ly brought
entered, pros cut or had, in such Circuit Court.
And the said CIcuit Court s.,al bc governed by ,ke
same Laws and regulations apply to the other
Circuit Courts Of the United States and the clerk
Of the said Court shall reform the duties and
shall lie entitled rcrive the fees and emou-
mcnis, which by law established for the clerks
Vt the other Circuit Courts of the United States.
! LARD On MANuFAcruRE,-Th Pittsburg
| Gazette Of Wednesday says
| This new brqnch of business bids fair to be-
| come one Of vast importance to the west, and
it is thought by some, will soon be second only
TO the manufacture of -four. Lard Oil facto.
res are springing up in most western towns,
and the oil of "prairie whales" rapidly super
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the deep. Mr.. VI. c. EpEY, on 3J street, who
first commenced the business in this city, now
produces beautiful oil, almost as clear wa
ter, which burns with great brilioncy, and is de-
void OF noxous smell and smoke. Instead of
manufacturing stcarne for candles, Mr.. EpEY
only extracts portion Of oil from the lard, and
converts the remsindcr into Refined Lard for
family use. This article is of the consistency
of well made butter, beautifully white, and free
from all impurities. 1t must be fine article for
pastry in tho summer season. 1t is sold at the
price of common lard
We see it predicted in some Of the p1pcrs
that our annual crop of nearly five hundred mil
lion bushels fcorn, whichc can easily be incrru-
|
shape of oil, refined lard, lard butter and stea-
rine, be second only to Gotten in value, on the
list of American exports.
Toorn RrADEns.-lt is not often we have any
thing TO say upon the sui jec, of medicine but from
the cxI crience we have had in " uitncssng the nu-
m, rcus cure, reformed by Branlrc,h's Vegetable
Universal Pills, canno' do less than recommend
s them to the special noiice Of the public.
! in moving pulmonary affections, aslhm', and
p. all disorders Of the lungs they the most pow-
erful remedy .ver Yet found. and The relief they
have af,rded. even in the Inst stage Of consump-
tion, is without parallel. With regard to their
efficacy in this bancful and unfortunately To-" pre-
vailing ds,rIcr in this country, Consumption, }
: their .upe iory is such to I'VE suppIan,cj eve
: ~ other medicine.
d Those in sd' anc,d life who feel the consequence
Il If youthful exres will find thrms Ives restored To
= heahh and sr.ngth, AMI al those melancholy SYM
toms removed. whirh ar" 4 general effects of such
i ciuses-AirnHd,r's Weekly Messenger.
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d gents Published in another pit Of this PsP'r.