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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26
EEOpca.'s ENE.
JCSEpE u. HOVER,

Manufactures of Writing and lndeili-
bic Ink, No. LOG North Third Street, SIX
doors below Race, (east sidc,)
II I. n ID e I, L "A,
- ESPECTFULLl informs country merchants
IL and others, that he constantly keeps on hand
"a large stock Of his Superior Black, Blue End Red
Ink, and also a superior quality OF indelllle Ink.
His ink is put up in bottles varying in size, from
to 81 ounces and will I've sold on reasonable
terms. The excellent qualities of this iuk has 80
thoroughly established It's character, that ii is now
extensively used throughout the country.
- For sale at iho store of II. B. MassCr, sun.
bury, Pa. Nav 2nh lSl3--ly
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Why is a benevolent man like a cart horse !
Because he stops at the sound Of noe
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u ESPECTFUILY inform their friends and
IL he Merchants generally, that they have Ia
ken those large and commodious Wharvos, with Two
Docks, mouth OF Chesnut street. on the Delaware,
together with the store No. 10 South Wharves,
where they would be pleased 10 receive consign-
nents of Grain, Flour Seed. Whiskey, Iron, &c.
&c. Being also well prepared to forward all kinds
of Merchandise hv the Schuykill and Union, or by
the Chesapeake and Tide Water Canals tow
boats are kept expressly Tor the purpose of towing
boats 10y either route.
Merchants will please be particular TO send their
goods destined hy either canals Il No. l9 South
Wharyes, between Market and Chesnut streets. on
the Delaware, with directions accompanying Dhem
which route they wish them to be shipped.
a. Plaster and Salt for sale, at the lowest mar
kct price. BOLTON ~ ca.
March 10, lSA3. No. l9 South Whtrves.
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). y, AfDiE,o 10 O. IRfEIBiDo

''r'se ~ DISo DO % BlERDo
G1ANING permanently located 10 New PhlSdephla, res
pefuy tenders his professional services TO the public
and hopes by faithful discharge Of his duty those VIII,
may selie his aid to receive share Of public patronage
Ills remedies are chiefly of VEGETABEE cHARAC
TER, combining Rdnes and efficacy and when skilfuy ad
nisieed well adapted to arrest and eradicate disease Is
all the varied FORMS to which the human system s subeot-
HaVing thorough knowedseof Of the
s,s sAN1 UrescOpian Practice,
uasng diseases by the urine) persons wshing ny avai
Z Grmselvos Of this advantage. tf1 "r
CASH viii be expected in all cases. except for riding.
Once In the building lot formerly occupied BY D. W
DsaOps, Oh theeOrner Of High and Sixth streets.
Dsesmbsr 6, 1843.-y.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS
~ ja,gs.s I,ois,i of ,5o gTT,;tsJ S,o,s

secured 0y Ielteys rdient gI the UnIeu STATES
eref hl ar kHHt'i1tG f-@-iE13a fitS2 iAsg rf CIV
Tu METHOD oTi rREPSRtse THE gBRAsDRETHus FEsr7AT
:, - 4,,.,., A. sat, BLE fExTRAcTs.y - t.,' .
ftAyEAT entered 9th of June, 1842-paient granted V
~ benjamin Brandrelh, 2Oth January, l843 ~
The extfhctS Of which Brandres Pills are composed AZ
obtained by this patented process whout boiling orany ap
pcaton ofsheat The active principle Of the herbs s thu
scured the same as Is in the Living Vegetable. 2' hii
The public should cautious medicines In
advertisements stolen from me, III which thecontepble rob
bers seaesmy language merely Altering the Time viii
shgw thewlloe sRe dereiyeFs,in tlleir irue light
THE MEDICINE OF TIE PEOPLE.
4 Brandreths Pills are the Peoriea medicine proved BY
thousands daily Recommendation 10 otbeaicied The
Pills growing every day more popular, hsr
virtues extending their usefulness he sick Of both
are daily deriving benefit from tem No of dease but
they can be used with advantage B chese hard lamps Of
the skin they speedily with eryspeas with coughs
and cods with cosveness with cancer SO with hot
psrched lips mouth Lathe aiced uSsthSe
medieihe ana they van ndheg require no otheTe a. r,
GFsold at 25 cents per box, with dreclors
The only Agents for the ule Of Dr. B. Bfahdrehs VakOT
BILE Universal Pls,i Tuscarawassouny, are Chaplin Re'
by, New PHILADELPHIA and Philip 2. LATER, sandyvle.
/ May IS, 1912. sf2% f4sFA ~ sfslt'ss s'f 40
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The cheapest and best Medicine IN the World
Dr.. SNYDER'S VEGETABLE
FAMTEY PILLS.
OOlV II ~ cents a Box.

OUIy IL I-N CUUIB DUKs ~
TEHEsE celebrated Pills will hereafter be sold at
cents box, just one half what they. have usually
been sold at and each box contains as much medicine,
and as good as Motifs or Brandreds IS cent boxes.
This reduction is made to correspond with the present
low pressure imes and bring the medicine within The
reach ofevery family. As these pills have been sold
for number Of years in the Western States they need
nothing said in the form Of an udverementto recon-
mend them as there are living witn nearly every
where to testify that they are the best Family Medicine,
row before the public We say all whoare not we'll
buy these pills for they are safe under all circumstances
and conditions ofde, ashey never debiale or weaken
but strengthen the whole system. For sale in New
Philadephiaby ry7,ais5 " CHAPLIN & ROBY.
I Also in all Tie principal towns throughout III
r-rri -,..... /. = -.s : lsa byG 306y
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RIaCkSMaifhing..

fYord Township and vicinity that he has commenced
the above business in all s various branches. Wagons
Bugges and vehicles OF all descriptions ironed on The
shortest police. and most reasonable terms Edge 1oois
Of all kinds made in The most substaniisl manner and
WARRANTED EoOd-neIuding cooper adzes, drawing
knives, broad axes &c., e--
gJ Shop at Frances Ganes's on Stone Creek Road s
miles foIn New Philadelphia. = ~
Kaysmbst 2,~tei3- --lyy
IoHNca HEKRlMAh
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James Ih6aa y IN chnaesry Coan Of Common Rsas
akaa,s saya.s..s, ~ q. TuseanwaA cDunly Ohio.
John brown, * ~ $50 iiae,sssi. .Na1
IN pursuance Of eder Of the couH Of Common Rbs Of
The county q Tuscatawas. emts Of Ohia al iher
enaonse er term. l8s8i John Browu, Rusrl Bdwn John
nRyha ana CoIharne his wife, Susan Brown HughMccaf
my and arnb VI wife Alexandp houn Samuel Thomas.
= AMI Ein At WIFE hereby nolhea that 90 ihs 7Aaay
e Au.a A. p 1919 James Brown Of the county Of Tus
@FawlS apd slate et Ohio apd 10 id Conn bin Chan
feY aeanft he sad defepdants object and prayer OF
ohla b lFrat one William Bfcwn ato Of the county and
ae aforesaid b his ast win esanent wled intended
win TO saA james Brown, the following lands then owned
" the sald William Rrow1 who deeeased; situate In
The eouay Of TaaVRs aud State aforesad and described
ns ionoWs, Wa The south quarter o. the north west
* setoh 49, nwnshp rauge containing 40 acres, also
Tho QaNrss f The N 5. quarter Of section 23 towshp
g. range eouainlug 40 acres also the SW quarte ofthe
W. quarter o. seeon IS township g. rarge containing
20 and rs 100 acres, The a. half OF the T. quarter Of
section ls, township 6, range containing Is and 76l00
acres; that tic said William Brown employed one William
Boyd 70 dram his a wi and that said Boyd in describing
tad lou Of ADd described BY the numbe Of the eertf,
cne which The said William Brown held al TIE evidencp Of
h o 1aid land Instead o dcleFbing tile same BY the
nambsr ofhe Prayer lor process and that sad
dsondals Nho habs OF d deed 5e compelled convey
their IateEes IN sad land complainant and that
thdtiuo IN Y said land may be fully vested in complainant
neDfdlng to tho Will and utenon Of said William Brown and
ihasd deudan further notified that unless they appear
nd Plead or demur the said bill within sixty dayl
ae the next orn Of sad court the said James Brown the
term aer the expiration OF said sixty days will apply
SaM Court y take the matter Of the Bill confessed aud Il
decree ihhsecn accordingly.
oUMNINs CAMP,
Ra~H $3.50 eols for Compt
N0ember 9Th. A. D. 1873 5O6w
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COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
ssl FACTORY.

GEORGE Al. DOLL. Co., respectfully inform the pubIe
they have opsneda shopin telong buiding oppose
the. Merks, holse in NEW PHILADELPHIA, for the pu
pose Of manufacturing ~
COPPER, I'm & SHEET IRON WARE,
which they win sell for CASH. orexchange for Country pro
duee, low as any other establishment west Of the Ohio
River. G....t,. N r,tyt,ts
JOB WORK doneih ihe,best manner oRiks shortest no
lee and most reasonable terms.
gJ-otnPEwTss coSrlR MkeR IN exchange fcr work
New Phiia. March Is, IeAa 49, .Iy.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NEW DISCOVERY.

DR.. George FSliS''s Family Aperient Pills.
NR. FELfE, " Y6GIssi1Sh; Westin6feIand county Pa
~ would most respectfully inform the public that he has
made of the important discoveries In medicine ever
known, and which will be regarded seaer forming an
epoch in the AIT Of healing IS -
In bilious disorders the effect OF Che above named pill Is
wonderful 1t removes the vated ahd acrid Bile, promotes
healthy secretion Of the liver and restores that all
important vscUs TO natural condnoh and whoesne DE-.
viy In complaints Of the stomach II particularly valua
be It eeanses 1t OF all morbid and perncious natter in
the dppee and through the stomach gives tone and
vgor to the whole system 1t aes eecuay In diseases Of
the Liver and Gall vessels rousing the Liver to healthy
action, violent colds will like charm. Likewise
scarlet fever and Dysentery, will yield doses
The Diabates and all other diseases Of the urinary organs
viii be cured by the use Of this medicine without any no4
ious effects IHhe diseases Of children they viii be highly
beneficial epeey during the time they getting teeth
at which time infants suffer most. rU Ns
In the Of this medcne attention need be paid to
diet, should there be any dread of exposure to ihe
thei; Il .r.. =. '.a.} : sitse ~ = y
TESTIMONIALS or THE BEST KIND can be ad
have uesd these pills. and all unite in rendering praise 10 lh
safe, powerful and wonderful caloieon.
The following certificate Of eminent physician and
preacher Of the Gospel will show the exceeney OF their
efficacy the system, particularly in bilious diseases:
MAPEbs MILLS, Greene Co ,Pa.(
February 9Th, 1843. (
Dr. G. FELlI sir-Fiavihg obtained few boxes Of your
Family Aperient Pills. and having been In The regular pruc
ce Of Medicine for 10 years-though engaged an
Itneraat Minister of the Methodist p Church, hereby GER
y that in bilious diseases they decidedly the hest Pill
used they have been partially successful in Dysen
ary, and in Dyspepsia very beneficial You liberty
make any use Of this certificate youmay think proper
Yours with respect, -
m LAlsHEEY, ME-.
EFThsse Pills prepared only by DR. GEO, FELIX, al
Youngstown, Westmoreland County Pa with directions fol
their use. GrsEE IIASDBILLs with euch AeESr.
AGEETs-T. Collier, Bolivar; G.$ w. Speaker, Sandy
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Eaon. tie Boston pailu Tin..s.

WRIGHI'6 INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Ofa the public advised medicines Of the daY, know OF
neuo that we can more safely recommend for the ills that flesh
b to- than the pstha sold the depot of the North
AmeFican College OF HEALTH 198 fremont street, Boston.
evera know Of where they are used In families
h td highest satisfaction; and longer ag oan YesterdaT
heard eminent physician recommend them in high terms
Thefe uaed to- be- agrea rerusRance to the OF QDAC
pediciuesastheY all ndiscrninateY termed, but il
ainlY owing TO the regular N, DIS constantly denouncing
them. The however becoming liberal In this
pee nnthe consequence that good Vegetable medsones
Dow more extensively used tllaa 0fBerlT> la@t
.'gis' Extract ofd letter from HdshingtOR City.
Hr. VIM. WRIoHr-lear sir-You will have the kindness
forward possible two three gross oE
hdan Vegetable pills. The sales have for the last months
efeaaed rapidly; those who buy, generally remarkng "hat
kg the bsst pIlsIh hays used and opinion
thaa they will in short time saPercede oil others in this
ssA ROBERT FARNHAM,
$3.50, ..., Washington city, D. e.
Eson tie PkilG. Saturday EUeiing Post. go
WRlGHT'S INDIAN HEGETABL PILLS
WTghtS Indian Vegetable Pih attaining great celebrity
q New England well other rarsoe the United statas
Ehe atsemp, Of perons defaud the public by The sale o
nndsagabe buirsSs man and shows array OF
As which confidence in the virtue Of h
6ldlan Vegetable Pills. r,
AGENTS. ... 81 ~
CHARIN g. RoBY, New Philadelphia. Tuocanw-
. county. Ohis. s5.4 -
A. d. ThaYer q Co.. Bolivar. do do .-.
p. P. Latter SandYville, do do
chrstian WeeheI, Zoar, do do, ft. y
Ritter, Slingluff & Sterling Canal Dover, 40 -
Thomas Sargent ShanssvIle, do DO
Dever q Bowman, Coshocton Coshocton county. O.
" A. Ren6eId & Co, Keene do do
eamue tlumrickhouse & Co., Lewisvilie, do do
Uknirl KilgoSa& Co., CadIz, Harrison co., o:
Atkinson q. Hilbert, Hurisonville, do1do
bphe 1lot lo4js a4 ifsa c5si.l4t sfesf ~ Nlt
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a u z N T g.. -. n 20
CHAPLIN & ROBY, New PhiIadslphia, Tuecara
new SHOE & LEATHER
ST'OR H.

n ihaN NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. Millsr's
sisss Tannosy Factory Street, .,st
k0WER THAN EYER FOR CASHiM
GLINGLUFF BOWER s. Co., have just received
- iheir spring supply Of Boots and Shoes, and would
fsspeelfully solicit the anea,iOn OF all ready paying
ouslcnete'io iheihsioclt of e 3 re-
SHOES AND. LEATHER.
noW arriving and which eoniain vared Undesirable as
eomtnt Or ceniieaS and Ladies' and ehdrenS Boots
md Shoes Of all klndss i9@i naA
UFPER AND SOLE LEATHER.
orosso. Lining skins Shoe makers findings or eli kinds,
Nbde pegs blythe quart and bushe Lasts, Boot Trees and
ySsspu, and a prices that but he pleasing pns
ehapo No pains exertons win he spared make the
utahilhnsht right IL all respects that Veto
Oil and satisfy yourselves. stt4
oasal Dever Mag 10, 1843. E y
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THE DERATR


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Between REy. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Of Bslh.
any, Va, and REV. N. L. RICE. ofParis, Ky.
On the follOpiag propositions, riz'
lG. The immersion in water ofa proper subject, into
the name Of the Father. the Son, and the Holy SprN
is the one only apostolic or Chlistan Baptism Dir.
Campbell a6irms-Mr. Rice dGnies.
I'd. The infant Of believing parent is scriptusal
subject Of baptism. Mr.. Rice c6irms-Mr. Campbell
denies. ........r.
3d. Christian Baptism is for the remission Of pas, SINS
Mr.. Campbell a6ras- Mr. Rice denies.
4th baptism is 10 administered only by bishop OF
ordained presbyter Mr.. Rice q6frms Mr.. Campbell
dtnies. tT
9Th. In conversion and sanctifcation the spirit oil
God operates persons only through the word Of truth
Mr.. Campbell afirms-Mr. Rice denies.
9Th. Humun creeds, as bonds Of union and cnmmu.
nion, are necessarily hsreucS aad sehsmatical. Mr.
Campbell atfrms-Nir. Rice denies.
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A NATURAL REMEDY
9sissd 10 our Constitutions, and compliant to Ms Mps
Of sray durable disease wlu 6sf found in
n. WRLGHTsS

4 y
Of he North .americdg College of Hsaitk.
TBRsR Extraordinary PIIbs composed Of plants which
grow spontaneously SOIL and therefore better
dapted 10 constitutions, than Medicine eoncoced from
FOrcgn drugs however well they may be compounded; and
yWRIsHrs lHDiAN YEGErABLE founded Hpon
pfipeipie that The human body Is Rtuth
Sukicct TO but one Dfseass, a4
VIZ soynpt humors, and that said medicines this dis
ease natural ptncplesby cleansing and purifying the
bedy Will be manifest that II the constitution be not
thsIy exlansed-a perseverance 10 their according
erecou is absolutely certain TO drive away disease Of
cry name from the body.
when we wish to restore Swamp Merass 10 fertility
drain II Of the supetabundant in like II
wish 10 the body to- health cleanse Of
npurlty a,5..a3it ~.
Rlqhfs Indian Vegetable Pills
Will be found cfthe best II the very boa MSdlsiAs
u the world for carrying out the 7r. LIZ. ~ .tf
Grand Purifying principe. g,t as,
Aaeauso they exPe from the body all morbid humos, the
uyeof dsease, in easy and natural manner, and while
they day give and pleasure disease Of
y rapidly driven from the body. -a .ss.
Tho above nHmed PILLS, been three years before
the Amecen public and without fear of con
radcon that Of all the various Medicines which have here
eore been popular; has given such universal salts
mcten obtained such permanent hold upon the aee
hsns Of the people, Not only do all who use 1t invariably
eapsFisnce relief and recommend In the strongest terms bu
has sssiedsoms Ofhs sst astonishing perform
. "a bY medicine. n t ..., .r.4. -s.rt4 "a
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
Land for Sale.

ggyHE Undersigned viii sell upon accommoda-
ting terms, the following Land, IN Grant coun-
", w. T., viz: tine ;. and the N. w. OF The
N. W. 1 oisec. -, and the ~ p. OF sec. "a, ~
town 4 range 3 W, and the ). u. Of the n w.
/ of sec. 4, town innge , ". The above lands
are situated on and near Big Platte river, are well
timbered, and near AN excellent sawmill The
timber is well calculated for Lumber Of every de-
sctip,ion, and tying as II docs, contiguous TO a
sawmill, isveiy valuable. The lands in the imme-
diate neighborhood are settling ve,y last, which
will rendeI it very soon very desirable location
for settlement There is a small improvement up
on the premises, consisting oil House, and a Small
field of TO- or IL acres under cultivation. Terms
will DO favorable. Apply to
ORRIS MCCARTNEY,
Agent for the owner;
July 4, lSli. near Cassyil'e