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, 1844-06-29

BaIzaTuI Rpls.-oue oi the dea,
ana dumb n the institution Of Paris.
beng desired 70 express his Iiezs Q:
re eternity c: The Deny. replied
1T s duration. without beginning OF
END; existence wi;aou. bounds n d.
nlenS'oas' Presea'. wi;hU:t pes, il-
ture- IDS eternity + youth. wIrhou-
Iniaacy o. oil a-e: lie w..sou, birth
o. death: 'o-iay. wi:hOG, yes,eui4y
;O-CoTEow-
, 1844-06-29

S.cLEeSS.-An unusual disease pre-
walls 10 4 grea: e1ren; IN ~Jare1i.e.
Tennessee. and IN The vicinity. which
has proved fatal IN many instances.
1t Is characterized by violent sore
throat, lever. and swelling al tie
face. or paris affected ana Of the
glands OF the neck. With SIGHT varIa-
tIOns IN different cases, according TO
tie temperament and PhysIcaI abIiI-
II OF the patient"
, 1844-06-29
"ashingtOnians!

There will be an annual meeting of the
Bowling-Green Washingtonian Temper
ance society, at the Academy, oh Sunday
the 18th of July. A full attendance is
requested as the annual election Of Off
GERS is to take place on that occasion.
J. o. BROADHEAD, Sec'y.
, 1844-06-29

Tie Washington letter - the
Richmond Enquirer, q tie 4,h. s7ys:
For the fig; time in MANI years. al
tie IVA. BRANCHES cf tie Democratic
party n PfEHsyivania aFs M: i to
nan. an! Wi o..y vic ws.a e-ch
otter IN shnwiHr 'ha greatest gel fer
the Present Hnu.ILees. 4 maj,niy
Of At 'ea,: 5000 j. ~nrS i.L'lv claim
&c IL lL.t SAFE. Captain ~.ocntDa
Is 81. 81 have cone "ur II Tow Jar-
seq Dr Po.A All DIS. and G. u
br-kIe HIS .Ecq Iae -@ma e ~-e--
These were NE taD LEADING Trend,
q! NJ. Trie- II Il: See. "
doubt about her v,te Is entertained.
LoTs HcL71e n Maryland Is out
for the sane ticket. a2i his lead viii
cause a serious detection IN the Cisv
ranks, not oDIy in tie State oi hi, ai-
option, but II is oHa hative Delg-
ware. SIX PrJm!aen: WHY'S Of VII:
gInIl ~ also named as having re
ceatly declared off from Clay IN CON
sequence Of his Texas Letter. TIE
accounts from y. Carolina a. c.rst
~anlnatIng. and those from the Urther
South thrilling IN The highest degree
Acting upon this intelIigence-fresh
from the PeoPle-ihe most unlimited
confidence Per=ades IN The Democrat
&c party."
, 1844-06-29
STATE of MISSOURI
County Of Pike.

h IL Caaav Cart, JE2s !, 1884.
7 appearing - tie Court TIA, the
! crSeco Of publication made ST ne
lss, term q his Cou-; IN the matter
vi The Estate 6 Robert MAR. decd,
has rot been complied with. il is or
dereG la; tie same &c renewed, and
:ha, al persons l. notified ,ha, a re-
Iiioa has tHsn fled tor the sale Of
he real e>,s'e 81 the Sil deceased.
ana hat Ua,eSS ;5e ccn;HVA shown
OF ~ Set2:c '-e f-s; Gav oi ;Ss sex,
term 81 i&S Goat, Sa OrSer Wal ba
made Tor Tie SG's Q: the real estate
o; sid deceased. ~ - much ,hsrsc.
ssw@ e >u;Sc,cC; - pay ire debts
81 sad Gscss FL, sui further ordered
thu; notice &c gwen 81 publication
81 this OCier in So0,e newspaper IN
this Safe for SIX weeks.
\ tue COPY ,yCm the Record.
Tcs'e \. n, BCCNNEH. Clerk.
rerS. w, Bvcx~Ex. n {.
, 1844-06-29

10y be d-m, Idon' care; | is CO."
The F~renchman was mounting his
horse to be off, when his companion,
hatceet IN hand, and wondering what
had got into the other. marched I'D to
young tree, and aimed a Iong sweep
ing blow at a part thai seemed to
SUIT his purpose.
Chckeeng! The Ratchet flew out
oil his hand with a sharp rebound,
and struck against another tree. ring
ing like Il hammer on an anvil.
"Ah, ha! wal you ees talk 'bou,
now'rh}' Shouted lhe FrencI man
from his saddle. "Malheurl wat ecz
come? lie rocky mountain is 90 to
grass, and turn into all tree! Bien!
ceSt drOh!'
The incident we have only sought
to present IN native purit,. as yer,
bally obtained, nothing belonging TO
US 1 tins sketch, saving the mere
setting together words. That the
forest exists there. at the head of the
Clay enne river, in the vicinity of the
Black Hills, is as certain as that there
are no stone trees around ST. Louis.
and very few wooden ones on the
Platte.
The effect produced upon the
i renc!man that we have spoken of,
was to make hun believe. implicitly.
IN all the stories that he had ever
heard read before from the Arabian
Nights. And nothing ever after couId
convince HIM that the flying palaces
ct Aladdin, the wonderful! cdveras
and franScendant gardens; the abodeS
OF the GEM. and the wonderful floral
extravaganza of the fairies. was any
thing Ut solemn truth. set down
in a book.
Thousands will read about a pet
rIiIed Forrest" still. unbeliev:ng that
my such thing i exist IN nature.
and this writer knows well how deer
h IS Plun-Ing into the reputation q.
romaEcer by this sketch: but the
story Is tod, and the learned or III
learned IN theoretical p~etrIfaction. are
10 make what they please
If il.
Some things are bound to be laugh
I'd at before they alc belicyeI: and
,cmc thinrs are sure Ia be Iguchcd AZ
, 1844-06-29

Race 6nt,rc,n Fqsiioa cn3 Blue
Dict.-A great race took place over
the Union II. H. course on Thursday
the 9Th inst. There were three en-
tries, Fashion. Blue Dick. and Young
Dove. The first heat was won By
Fashi Il in 7:sG 10. Young Dove be-
ing distanccd. The second heat was
a dead one between Fashion and
Blue Dick, and vas made in G.Oi1-2.
Tie ;L.irJ heat was won by Blue
Dick in 7:5G. On tie fourth heat. a.
ter tic first hglEmlle. Fashion lead
IN about 4 length, Due Dick byle d
into tie enclosure, anI before he
cou'd be got on thc track again.
Fashion WAS Coming il on the las'
quarter. Dick then made such coed
piav. Ihat. in tie other three mics.
lie got up To within two ur three
lengths ofFa>hion, but The latter VT
the heat in 1913. and took the purse.
The time Was Mt very good. Fa>h
ion was sid - be somewhat out of
order. al was : COOL daal 1i='-o==
ed 4: .aH close If he race. L lie Dick
was c'II.c f-cs:.
, 1844-06-29

U9Esy F0ER&-We mentioned 1
few days ago, that ! carFet-ba- had
been stolen at A5anv. ~cOh;aIEIn- =
bout $1,000 The New York Her
aid SAYS iha; the money xss found
n New York. On the 10Th inst. IN
, 1844-06-29
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

TIlE undersigned executor OF
the estate of SOLOMON Fisher,
deceased. late Of Pike County Mo-,
hereby gives notice TO all creditor,
and others interested in sand estate,
that he intends To make Il fna! set
Element OF said estate. 1T the next
Aug. term of the County Court of
said County.
JOHN. X. FISHER. Ex'r.
June 29th, 1914. 4w3l.
, 1844-06-29

lie Omaha and PorrowattonIe IL
-i, q said have had 4 bloody
ice SouI- IN HhIcht ne last
@]st tT6e was defeated.
, 1844-06-29
REFS B DOAK.
~NNNrNERrR ELECTInN-

We @re 2ala-Hlzed 10 MI
sSN { OR. Il s. Charles county,.
- = c-=lsL--e ~ The c-SS Of Circci,
At,o--,y- Il Ike Gexi November Eac
dan- jane Sh lS44
Nix ADAv>-pis2se nv
Ene aSA@aHl'e tSr Gocuii Attorney,
OF the S:&- l~iici4l Circuit, !, the mex,
November elaSjsa,
JAS q. BROADHEAD.
March 81, l>.
Ms. Ap.Hs-Piease nv
name ! : candidate for Ci-cui: Attorney.
Of the 3rt- Judicial Circuit, II the rex,
November election.
e.. ". BCCkNFR.
March 81, 1874.
, 1844-06-29

woman's hustle. An old man., who
accompanied the lady, gave his name
as John Daley.
, 1844-06-29

Dives are easily cultivated in Tie
Southern States. \ gentleman in
Mississippi has a tree III ms carden.
"h!oh, al FIVE Years old. produced
lEu!t, and was IS ! re rs trees N I'm.
rope usually ale at eight. Tie tree
II tAls country yields a fair crop =:
four Years old for oil. and 4, eight IS
much a. II usual does in Europe at
twenty. Tie tree is Of treat lon
gevity. iiviving % he 1000 II 1909
years cd. and II may be grown with
prophet IS far north IS the Ca-o,inas.
lihas aeen q Cu4IeI Inst the Ro-
mIsh c.er-v in leland e.gc-inr
annual confessions. $4,000: lorchris-
icnHnES- per annur. f23.333: uoc-
tons and b%Uri7.S. EsO.OC0; marriages.
t36C-o00: PurgaIory, yrayers Tor.
100000; collections at cha7c's.
Ijil.632; cura'es collections. f22.-
500; college n Msvno,,l Govern
u ent grant G9,OpO. making q ro,a!
OF fl.i26.i65. From these SUITS ali
the Roman Catholic clergy are paid.
AID all the chapeIs are built AMI re-
paired, and all provision IS made Tor
religious service.-Man. Times.
, 1844-06-29

.hr. .A,iams-By announcing the name
of George Marzolf, as a candidate 10
fl! the office of Justice of the Peace,
You will ohlige many citizens ofthe wes-
tern part OF Cuivre township.
MyHY VoTERs.
, 1844-06-29

Mr.. .fddmS-You are authorized 10
WILLIAM NALLEy. as can
dldate for the Sheriiralty. of Pike coun-
ty, at the ensuing August election.
MANY Eorrps
, 1844-06-29
March 9TH, 1874.

J. i. HUDBARp, offers himself .s a
candidate for the office of Constable of
Cui're Township, at the ensuing August
Election.
Bowling Green, March 9th. 1874.
, 1844-06-29

l Offer myself IS the Democrats can
dllzie for Constable of Butalo township.
acains; Mr.. Samuel c. Allison Of sane
township, an an ready 10 nect lin on
the stump :, -Unes and in all places.
du-iag lie c-a,=
REFS DOAk-
, 1844-06-29
y l. u
Cash Store.
At -iSUIEI.E 10

At ashley. no.
EVE uE3efsiS - beg leave 10 inform ii
IL o',iT'rs OF Ashley. IL, vicinity. p n al
those ce'irons OF rurcha.ug GOODS to
t.eir advantage. that they have o;rn,d .
store IN 'hr above place, aui intend keen,
In- -~7as'zaty on L1u; d vel selected a.
of
, 1844-06-29
81 lem

don. M Rails COUNTY. Mo-, on the 18th
INST. Il black horse with n blaze face.
three white feet, some saddle marks.
and a spot in the near eve. Il sore on
the right thigh. sh"d before. fourteen
and i half hands high, very heavy
and Ien2thv made. and very fat, walks
and tr"is. supposed 10 tie II wears
old. Also. stolen on the same INST.
from the farm Of Drurv Fades. living
ten miles south-westo of New London.
in Rails county, Mo. another black
horse with 4 small star IN his forehead.
40 other white as reroilected. ,hoi
before. SIX wears Old this spring. fl
teen hands hilh. We, the un.ier-
Si@ncd. VII give firv dollars TOR the
apprehension Of the thief. and Il Ilbe-
raj reward foc the horses. anv PERSON
experiencing the thief or horses. vi!
fisase write immediately 10 US a.
New l."nirn. cad let u know where
"e may get them.
, 1844-06-29
gAI5D8gNR,

PALPH CHAMBERS. would re-
specially inform the citizens of
Bowling Green, and vicinity, that he
has established himself in the above
business, in Bowling Green, and will
he happy to wait upon all who nay
be disguised to patronized him. He
will take all kinds Of produce in pay.
meni for his work. At present he
will he found al the Tavern of S.
KEN.
He will further state that he is
agenttor Messrs. Oliver s. Mahen's
system Of Garment Cutting.
Bowling Green, June IS. tf-3s
, 1844-06-29
Dry Goo Is, Groceries. Qu-cas
Var. Hvi Waye. Tin
Ug-.. P79,S. !N5.sS

sni Every otaer %a'ticlc suitable 10, a C1ua.
~ S:,rc; which alN:uS t-,n bought ut
Ca Dolly w'i therefore - -i-.o-ed o. :, :
anal advance, and a. ~cu!I not hesitate
"a saTIny HAT We will -! GUais ~ --sr-
Tor CASH Of P"o"I'E- ~e>th-s car be Of
;4I' 81 a 80 goi.! IA r. rirs- above IT.
I1a5..
N -.ias shall hr SPARE. sr' We WI
bold "ut e'e'y iudIc-moar. 10 rrev.r; ;sr
trade from gong 20 ne usrr- W. will ia,
tHe saHgr Furc- A.are p<It 1t tie nyrr eth
er al GOODS "r CASH Ter sll -r-.i ProEu-e
Delivered al tur TiVsr. # not delivered there
We eject 10 3i--~.H. the kaari~- o7Ig.-
WIKI Thee advantages We hope II usnt 4
due .hsIe u public natrena-e.
, 1844-06-29

We are authorized 10 announce s. W.
FINLEY, as 4 candidate for the sfice Of
Sheriff Of Pike County, q, the ensuing
August Election. {
, 1844-06-29

George Wells, Richard Wells,
James Wells, Richard Kerr, n,r
and his wife Ruth; Nancy Nc iih
Kay, and others,
Richard Wells, Basil Wells,
and Elizabeth Jameson, JEFF
.ersOn kirkham s. wife, Lou
%isiana; Samuel Thomas & his
wife, Elizabeth: Margaret
Wells, Susannah Dowlan, Jno
l~Iarryman, & his wife, Jane;
Margaret Vail, Jane Conner,
Sarah Kerr, Fletcher Wells, ! Deh's.
Amanda Wells, and Mary .
Wells, the unknown heirs of
Alexander Wells, deceased,
Richard Oldham, Alexander
Oldham, Elizabeth Vineyard,
Homer Oldham, Eliza Frier,
& Ruth Sallee. and others
heirs of Joshua Wells, deed.
'SHlS day, tie PLAINTIFFS, by A. II.
Buckner their Attorney, flo their
petition for a partition, and division of
the following real Estate viz: two hun
tred and nine acres, bounded as fellows:
beginning at a double Lynn, standing in
the North West line of survey, thence
). 81 deg'r- +. go poles, to a Lynn and
Hickory, thence y. IS deg'r., E. l55
poles, 20 a small Ash and Elm. thence
N.3I deg'r.. W. 100 poles, to a stake
on the y. side Of a branch. thence I'D
said branch s. SO des'r., W. SO poles, to
a stake, on the south Of said branch.
thence n. % deg'r, W. - poles, 10 =
stake in the y. W. line OF said survey,
thence s. % dcg'r, W. 50 poles to the
beginning, being part Of q large tract of
433 arpens purchased by Jane Wells,
Edward Hampstead in lS!6-and
blythe said Jane Wells TO Joshua
Well, ST., by deed bearing date the Il.
1928, and which descended from
Joshua Wells, ST., to Joshua Wells, Jr.,
under whom petitioners claim, and living
the waters Of the Mississippi. in the
Of Pike aforesaid, and it appear
ns from said petition and the affidavit
annexed, hat the above named
are non residents of this
II is therefare ordered that notice
= given 10 said absent defendants, and
Ill other persons interested in the prcmi-
Of the filing Of saii petition, and hat
'n!esS You appear at the next Septem-
CT Term Of this Court, 10 be held al the
onrt house in Bowling Green. in said
Of Pike, CT the Third Monday in
.eItember next, and plead within the
inc aIowedfo r that purpose, Judgment
y drault Will be rendered against YOU;
nj thai notice be given By publication
this order in some newspaper in this
f1r eight weeks successfully.
OF AIISSOU"'l
County Of Pike.
|, SIMEON 7. RoBIxSox, Clerk Of the
court for said county, certify that
lie fo~resoincis true copy Of the order.
~, Witness my hand and oti-
81 :, cial seal. Done at office in
~ Bowling Green, in said coun-
,, this :he Ith Gay Ct June, \. d. 1874.
$. P. ROBINSON, Clerk.
June 18th, 1884. SwS2,
, 1844-06-29
BLOCH son.

n 2 The Tubiic need not take eur
word Tor TIE sbn-c :. ;cmeut-. mt We wi,b
them 70 all an be convinced ii the fact.
We are at al TINES ready - Sow og- = r,i-.
sUd as ~ stated 5sfarr, We rsl -oaurcIv
sell them a. InW A. they osa be bought 81
lEy PEN: On ttr ri~rr ebo.r - L"4Is-
We have -l~o mace arrangement. Ia -
Herr, Ta.zora, HEess. &c, - anv a. the
>suth"n- tasiern. o. Foreign Market, 5r
delivering tie Produce at tae river. Tor tae
Performance o. Ehioh We are ready &c give
Gig ScrItE II 7uE-e- We MI aleo uzke
A5-Tz! ssIzErs- either IL C-i OF H.
EGse- 23c auy ~srric.sT sntrs<ted l. uIT care
Ter 81 meat We bore orr Reasonable
charge fer aHai-sio= &c. ~.l induce
F=-mers % rlTs cal b-.sr- casr- 10
IT-- BLoCk 4 SON
ApuI 2aIs. ISii- azs4.
, 1844-06-29
August Election.

We are authorized to announc M.
NJ. McLANE, as a candidate for the
office of Justice of the Peace, for Cui-
vre Township, at the next August Elec-
ton, located at Ashley.
June 10Th, 1914.
, 1844-06-29

We are authorized TO announce VIII
LIAM q. GoocH, Of Calumet township.
as a candidate for the office of Sheriff Of
Pike county, at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
, 1844-06-29
May 18th, 1914.

Mr.. ADAMs-f'ea<e announce INV
name as a candidate ilr tie office .! Jus
tlce ofthe Peace for lie western division
OF Culver Township, At tie ne>t August
Election. : s. SOUTH.
May IL, 1914.
, 1844-06-29

Mr., Ad.ms-Plsase publish my name
as a candidate for the office OF Sheriff
OF flke County, at the next Angus, cleo
ton, and oblige yours, &c,
W. G. HAWKINS.
Feb. 2nd., 1874
, 1844-06-29

~ dIlIlUlllICt FER
ny A. CURRY, as a candidate for III,
Office Of County Surveyor, at the ensu.
ing August Election.
June Sth, 1874.
We are authorized TO announce Jo.
sEPH {. ALLISON, as a candidate for the
office Of Sheriff of Iikc county, at the
ensuing August elcc:irr..
.hr. .1ciams-Bv announcing the name
of George Marzolf, as a candidate ia
fiji! the office of Justice of the Peace.
You will oblige many citizens ofthe wes-
tern part Of Cuivre township.
MyNy VOTERS.
May 18th, 1914.
Mr.. ADAMs-T'ea>e announce INV
name as 4 candidate i,r the office oc Jus
tice ofthe Peace for lie western division
OF Culver Township, al tie next August
Election. : s. SOTTH
May IL, 1914.
M. .qdams-You are authorized TO
announce WILLIAM NALLEv. asa can
didate for the SheriiTalty. of Pike coun-
ty, at the ensuing August election.
MANY WORMS.
We are authorized TO announce WI
LIAM q. GOocH, Of Calumet township,
as a candidate for the sfice of Sheriff Of
Pike county, atths ensuing August cleo
ton.
March 9TH, 1874.
J. P. Human, offers himself "a a
candidate for the Office of Constable Of
oui're Township, at the ensuing August
Election.
Bowling Green, March 9th. 1874.
Mn EDrTOK: You will please an
ho"nce my name as 4 candidate for the
Hherifal;y of Pike county, at the en,u-
ing August election.
JIG. RODGERS.
Bowling Green, Feb. 24th, 1874.
We are authorized 10 announce s. W.
FINLEY, as = candidate for the sfice Of
Sheriff Of Pike County, a, the ensuing
august EIcClIoI.
Mr., Adams-Plsase publish nv name
as a candidate for the office Of Sheriff
Of Pike County, at the next Angus, cleo
ton, and oblige yours, &c,
W. G. HAWKINS.
Feb. 2nd., 1874
We are suthcrized,o announce JANIS
A. RoBBISs, as 4 candidate for the Shcr-
'iiai;y O! Pike county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election.
February 2ith, 1874.
We axe authorized TO announce LION
R NJ RopGERs. as i candidate for the
office Of Constable OF Cuivre Township.
81 the ensuing August election.
To tie Tofers Of Pike Comfy:
EELLow-CIrIzrNs: l am 4 candidate
for the office Of Sheriff. If YOU think |
am competent 10 the d1;ie. OF the office.
shall be proud Of your support.
81. MCLlNNlS.
Jan. 18th, 18Th. /,
We are authorized 10 announce THoN-
As CAsH, IS 4 candidate for the office of
Assessor Of Pike County, al the ensuing {
Election. l
We are authorized 10 announce J,sr-
'HUS !RvINE, a. 4 candidate for Cons,a-
dc OF Culvre Township, 81 the ensuing 7
Election.
l Offer myself IS the Democrats can
.Ilz;e for Constable of Buffalo township. :
Mr.. Samuel c Allison Q! same
-m-l- -
, 1844-06-29

question Of its constitutionality being
raised.
Our political independence had
been established for six years, but
we were independent only in name.
The condition of the people had not
been ameliorated by their triumph,
till by the adoption Of tie constitu
ton and the enactment Of the law al
luded TO, the foundation of CONNER
cial independence was laid.
Manson.
p. S. Can no "Democrat'' be found
in 'thesc ~diggings," who will take the
trouble to expIail to your readers the
reasons Why his party in Missouri.
opposes the protection Of home in.
dus,ry? 1t will afford me much Plea.
sure to break lance with an oppo-
ser Of a protective tariff: N.
The correspondent of the Louis
vile Journal, writes as follows:
a. this hour, Is p. NJ beth houses
of Congress are sill in scSSion-tL.c
Senate with closed doors. acting on
nominations. whichhavc Sd long been
postponed. and the House. with por
tails flung wide open. voting on ap-
preparation bills. making amendments.
and qnarrel.ing and kicking up 4 fuss
generally. rs usual. No debating
scarcely has come of TO day. for So
much business remains 10 be done be
tween this AMI NI"ndlv at noon. tina,
there is nn tine or talk. Il is said
they will remain in session all day
Tomorrow. Sunday though i, be-.
They pu, II on the g'onnd Of patriot
ism and absolute n"cesSirv-q neccs-
sity, however. which they have crea-
ted themselves. ty pos;Tonin-, rs
they AWAY d. al business until the
last week Of the session.
, 1844-06-29

We are authorized to announce Jo-
sEPH [. ALLIsoN, as a candidate for the
office of Sheriff of ike county, at the
ensuing August elcc:irr..
, 1844-06-29
PIKE CIRCUIT COURT, )

I TIL NOChI, :
IN VACATION.
George Wells, Richard Wells,
James Wells, Richard Kerr,
and his wife Ruth; Nancy Nc
Kay, and others,
, 1844-06-29

We are authorized 10 announce THoN-
As CASH, IS a candidate for the office of
Assessor Of Pike County, 81 the ensuing
August Election.
, 1844-06-29

Mr. Error: IOu will please an
nounce nv name =. 4 candidate for the
Hherifiaiiy Of Pike county, at the en,u-
ing August election.
JIG. RODGERS.
Bowling Green, Feb. Path, 1874.
, 1844-06-29

We are authorized 70 announce J,sF-
sHUS IRVINE, a. 4 candidate for Cons;a-
bic Of Cuivre Township, 81 the ensuing
August Election.
, 1844-06-29

To tie Tofcrs Of Pie Comfy;
EELLow-CIrIzENs: | am 4 candidate
for the office Of Sheriff. If YOU think
am competent 10 the d1;ies OF the office.
| shall be proud Of your support.
s. j. McGINNIS.
Jan. 18th, 1874.
, 1844-06-29

We a.e authorized 10 announce LION
ARD NJ RoDGERs, as i candidate for the
otice Of Constable oil Cuivre Township,
81 the ensuing August election.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-10
MERCHANTS
HOUSE,

No, 237, North Third, o6ore CuHowkW ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ohm DUNCAN, late from the Pennsyva-
~ mia Farmer, and Samuel Pike, jr., lale OF A.
merlcan Hotel, Columbus. Ohio, take pleasure in
qusinng their friends and the public generally that
they have taken the large and commodlous Ho,st,
recently built by the M,ssTs. Hnrt, on the site
once occupied by the old established Hotel known
as the Bulls Head, in Third street above Csow.
hill ST.
This Hotel is finished in the very 5est possible
manner, and of the hest materials. Its location is
very desirable, particularly for country merchants
the arrangements for heating and venuIating each
room is such as to secure any temperature. The
hodrooms are ali light and airy, oil furnished in q
neat style, so as to insure ,omfort.
The receiving parlors also fun ished in su-
pert style, the windows are on the French style,
nrmirg an enhance to balcony in front, which
makes pleasant recess. rnruculaI attention has
been given TO the beds and bidding, which, with
the furniture, are entirely new.
From years experience in hotel business, we
trusi, Ivy strict assduiy to business, TO make ih>
house desirable stepping place. Our table will
always lc supplied with the very best our market
can afford, and ouI har With the beet liquors aud
wIn's at rh" mos, approved brands.
l.. =. There are first rate slshinG and carriage
house, attached to the hotel, attended by csrsful
and sol er ho-t'ers aud ON charges III be low, in
accordance with tie prc.eut hard times.
Philadelphia, Oct 1th, ls42.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-10
Rose Ointment, for R'cttcr.
A pROOF or IT'S EFFICACY.

PHILsnLIrHIA, Nav 27th, 1899.
IT HIS j. to certify az WAS severely afflicted
l. with Tctcr in the hands and feet for upwards
Of forty ycnrS; the disease was attended generally
with violent itching aud swelling. | applied to 1
rumh,r of rb, sicians, and used great many spill
ca lous without ctlrcling a cure. About Y, ar
since, aptl!ed tie Rose Ointment, Which cE,rcly
stopped The itching, and fw application, lmmej,.
acly cured the disease, which there has been no
return of, although bad never been rid Of it a,
any lime for lJrty years RICHARD SAVAGE,
Elcvcurh, below Spruce Street
CT The Rose Outm"nt is prepared by L. b.
Vaughan. : 10Th East corner of 'rlrd ard Race
Streets, rhiladclphia aud sold on agency in Sunhu-
~. by H. B. MASSER,
May lilh, l9I3. Aet.h