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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

firA Also: AT the public house of
-talal' Henry Wasser, in shnmokin township, Nor
:humherland county, on Saturday the 30th day Of
March inst, at O'Clock, 7. NJ, certain tract or
piece of land situate in said township, adjoining
lands Of Casper Adams, Peter Adams, Daniel Fa-
gely and others. containing seven acres more OF
less, about one of which is cleared; whereon
is erected small log house.
Seized, taken in execution, and 10 he sold the
property Of Samuel Stertzel.
6TES Also; At the same time and
.s, place. three certain contiguous lots of gro ound
situate in the town Of Sbamokin, Coal township,
Northumberland county. in that part of said town
laid out by John G. Boyd, and marked in the gen
era plan thereof Nos l2I l22 and 1913, bounded
on the north by Independence street, on the south
by Shokspear street, the east Ivy 10, No. l2i, and
on the west by franklin street. each lot continuing
- feet in front and about 300 feet deep where
on erected foundry, casting house and iini,h>
ing shop.
Seized taken m execution. and to be sold as the
property OF jacob BAR and iohn 1'rego.
FELIX MAURER, Sheriff.
Shcrn's Office. ,
Suntury, March ,, 1874.
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Public Sale.

THE subscriber offers for lie p,t Of his farm,
u cont lining about thirty acres more OF less stu
aed on the Hoiowing Run, about miles below
Sunbury, adjoining lands of Abraham i.y;ie. Hens
ry Malich and others, on which are erected saw
mill and clover mill
n. b. II the properly is not sold lcforc, it will
be exposed for sale at public venlue on the 18th
Of April next, on the premises. The terms of sale
will be reasonable.
PETER DtjNKELBERGER.
Aupusts, March 10, 1914. .-It
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How TO MAKE ARRow-Roor--The Cleveland
(Ohio) Herald gives the following method Of
making potato starch, which it says is the verita
BILE arrow root so highly valued for nvalids.-
Take dozen of large and smooth mealy pota.
toes, wash them, and then carefully pare Off all
the rind. Next crate them fine with suitable
tin CRATER The pulp must be mixed with a
pailful of cold water and thoroughly agitated and
squeezed by the hand or any suitable instrument,
at the same time throwing away fbrous matter,
and permitting the starch to sink to the bottom
ofthe vessel This must have fresh washing
in cold water till the pure farina is obtained free
from all the other matter. This should be spread
on earthea dishes, and dried in a warm airy sitri.
alton.
The good housewife will exclaim, "Why this
is nothing but potatoe starch,'' True, it is not
nor have you used any other article under the
name of arrow-root for the sick members of your
family, though you may have purchased it at the
rate Of several ehirlings per pound.
By proper modes Of cooking, known te every
nurse and housekecper, this article becomes de-
1ightu beverage for nvalds weak in their dl-
gcstive powers, while, pleasant dict, even
to persons in good health, it possesses strong
attraction.
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Northumberland County, So.

In thc Orphans Court Of said county, al
Jan. Term A. u. lS4l
nN motion of Charles w. Higgins, ESD the
~ Court award Rule OH Jacob Long, George
Long, John Long, Catherine, in,ermarried with
Samuel Gonseit, Mary, intermsrred with Jonathan
Katherman, Harriet Long and Jane Long, Of whom
Lot Bergs,resser is guardian, Sarah, intermarried
with William Countner, Elizabeth, intermarricd
with John Malich Catherine. in,ermarried with Ds
vid Gibson. Polly, intcrmanicd with William
Rboads, and Lydia Ann Shearer, being the children
and heirs at law of George Long. ST., drc'd d. daugh
ter Elizabeth, intermarried with Peter Shearer, and
who deceased previous 10 the death Of said intesla,e
heirs and distributes of George Long, late Of
Augusta township Northumberland county, decd.
TO appear in our next Orphans Court To he held
for said county, 10 wit: on the first day OF April.
is4i, aud accept refuse The estate of said George
Long, sr., decd, or show cause why the same
should not I've sold.
Certified from the records Of our said Orphans
Court, this Sth day of January, a. D. 1874.
EDWARD OYSTER,
Feb. Gath, 1874 st Ci'k q. c.
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FIsu BovEs.-1tis is well known that there is
much pain and danger resulting from the lodging
of small fish bones in the throat But perhaps
it net generally known that the white of an
immediate relief The reason is ebvic2s. Small
bones, like pins and needles, often lie scress the
passage into the stsmseh, Slightly adhcrrns by
the points the egg clings lie them and carries
them down. Ifthis knowledge shonld ever come
as acceptable TO any one as II didts aim vhc asks
you to publish it, when daring an hour of intense
anxiety of mind he saw his beiuved relieved from
suffering and the prospects of horrid death, then
would the coTtrbuter and publishcr be repaid d
thousand fold
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FAIR GaME.-Mrs. Polly NJ Woodcock of
Lowell, has pctitioned TO the 'Genaral Court"
OF the old Bay State for permission to call her
self Mrs Mary VI. Wood II seems that Wood
cocks are moi allowed to be caught during certain
months in The year in Massachusetts, and as the
petitioner is a young and pretty widow, she
doesn't lke1o have merc name The obstacle in
the way cf heT happiness
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A Man KILLED.-Wc learn, that on Satur-
lay evening last, an accident occurred on Dun
cans Island, by which German pedlar was
instantly killed. SO far as we have been in
ormed it was an accidental affair. The par.
.iculars, as related to rs, are these A ped
ar by the name of DRyFoos, had been at a
shooting match for some part otthe day, and
returned to his lodg ings, MIR. M'Gee's tavern,
in the evening with his gun charged with
powder and shot At the suggestion Of some
ne in the bar.room, he wen; to the door to
scharge the gun. 1t was then very dark, and
oldng the gun in horizontal position, he
ointed and fred the piece directly in line 10
here the pedlar was, unperceivcd until afterthe
ischarge, when it was found that the contents
VI ere lodged in his breast, and Shrek called
attention to the melancholy spot where the dy-
ing man lay. We learn that Dryfoos immedi.
ately surrendered himself to the hands of JUS
tice, to await an investigation into the facts
and his innocence OF mRrder substantiated.
Perry Democrat.
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LOVE AND LIGHTNING,

A lady, who her love had sold
Ask'd ifa reason could be told
Why wedding rings were made of gold
ventnred thus I instruct her
Love, Ma'am, and lightning are the same
On earth they glance, from Heaven they came
Love is the souls electric flame,
And gold its best conductor,
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JOHN MOYER, Tailor,
Walnut street, near Fourth, Reading.
DnnglassviIle, April 10Th, 1919.

Douglassvi'le, April 10Th, le43-
Mn. OAxLrY My son Edmund Leaf had E,e
scrolaia in the most dreadful and distressing T,an-
ner for three years. during which time he was de-
privcd of the use of his limbs, his head and neck
were covered with ulcers. We tried AZ The differ
ent remedies, hut to no effect, until recommended
by DIR. johnson Of Nouistown, and also DR.. Isaac
Hester, OF Reading, to use year Depura,ive Syrup
of SarsapasfAe, of which obtained several bottles,
the use Of which drove the disease entirely out of
his system, the sore healed up, and the child was
restored to perfect health. whicn he has enjoyed
uninteruptedly ever since, TO the astonishmen, Of
many persons who seen him during his afIliction.
| have though, it my duty, and send you this certi.
cate that others who have like affection in the
family may know where to obtain so valuable a
medicine. Yours truly,
AMELIA D. LEAF,
Sent t6 lSi3-Iy
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NOT1CE is hereby given. that letters of ad-
~ mnisiraoH on the estate Of Solomon Per
sing, decd, late Of Shamokin township. Norhum
hcrland county, have been granted to the subscr.
Der. All pcrtons indebted TO said estate, Us well
as at those having claims against the same, res
qucs,ed G. call on the administrator for settlement,
who will lie at home every other Saturday from
this date, for that purpose.
EMMANUEL ZIMMERMAN,
Feb. lTth, lS4i.-6t Adm.
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Fec HATcnlNG BY SIEAN.-The y. Y. sun
says, day or two since VIC had card handed
ns, neatly printed, Egg Matching Exhibition,
l6O Nassau street, up stairs" The exhibition
"opens To-day. The Egg Matching Machine
brings into existence twenty Thousand chickens
per annum. great relirfto the hens,
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LIST OF CAUSES.

l. OR trial in the Court of Common Pleas of Nor.
thumeriaud County, at April Term isif,
commencing the first Monday.
Jacob Shiy VS. John Stout
Stephen Wilson VS. T a Kracht
Samuel keefer VS. James Beard
Com',h OF Penn'd for
ID Van-alZah VS. John Fri,k
John Grlilin's sdm'x VS. Samuel T Burrows
Jacob Lesser sr VS. !; & II NJ DAWSON
Enoch Howers ex'r VS. John Knou
John II Fanigans guardian VS. VIM |. Housel
VIM X Brown vs. Peter Bu,leu
John Lloyd VS. Rehecca Wells
Bank Of Nothumbd Paul Geddes &c
Eli Brchs, VS. 5 & r Mckee
Robert Miners adm'r William HibIer ct al
Daniel Drautigam John Cowden's cx'r
Christian Philips VS. John B Miller
Joseph Houghendobler &c VS. Packer d Cummings
David Watson VS. Patrick Montague
DIR Robert Philips VS. M'Cartee & Purdy
Jonas kelchner's ex'r John Peal ct al
Abraham Straub VS. Jonathan Adams
Eve Long &c Nicholas Longs adm'r
Charles F Shafiie VS. John r Matthias ct al
w II Min VS. w II Frymre ct al
The Com'rh Of Penn'a VS. Felix Maurer ct al
Mshlon HamIin VS. John Blrdleman
John Agcr vs. Charles Cr,ig
Conrad Raver vs John BudI
la &C Davis VS. John Bower
Joseph Bomesr1ner VS. John Murray
lane Penny VS. Harriet Jenkins
Daniel Hin vs. Jacob Mexell's ex'r
J w Scir4inger &c VS. David Garner
John Hafdiugjr w. II Sanderson
Mary Seller VS. A kissingcT's ex'r
Andrew Smick vs. DR. J W Peal
Philip Fox VS. Henry Fonwalt
John Furman et al VS. Augustus Hoey ct al
Masters 4 Mathers VS. Mrs & B Nourse
Thomas Huff VS. Samuel Bell
! Mi hael Evert vs. William Slit.el
Jacob Bainhart VS. William McGlnness
| Anthony Watson vs. John NJ. Housel
Susannah Zerhe VS. John A Lloyd
! Peter Badly ct a! VS. John &. Grier ct al
John & Boyd VS. Richard Renshaw
| f Lazarus VS. Fagely ct al
Hugh Bellas &c VS. William McCay
| Thomas Thatcher vs. John Hummel
| Wolf VS. Brown d Brosius
| Reed for Murray James Murray
Abraham Ttoutmsn ct al VS. T. rsrh.,on
Jacob w Smith ,s I,s.nh wss;,,a,
"e''e o. nnce VS. 7 Billlnglon's asil
James baHe's aum'r VS. Peter Snyder
SAMUEL d. JORDAN,
! p,o,bonotary's office. PrqthD
Sunbury, March 9, lsia.S
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CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY,

For the sale of BrGRdyeih'S Vegetable UIHrcscdI
Pills.
Northumberland county: Miiton-Maysey &
Chambcrlin. S'unhury-H. B. Masser. N Eveus s.
ville-Ireland Il Meixell. NorthumheIl-hd-W M.
Forsyth. Gcorgetown-J. & !. Walls
Union County; New BerIin-Bogar & WIN.
ter. Sensgrove-George CundIum. Middle
burc-Isaac Smith. Beavetiown-David Huber.
Adamshurg-W ]. May. Mifflinsburg-Mensch
X Ray. Hartlcton-Danel Long. FreebnrR-
G. & +. &. Mover. Lewisburg-Walls & Green.
Columbia county DsnyilIe-E. b. Reynolds
& Co. Berwick-Shuman & Rtenhouse. Cat
,awissa-C. G. Drohts. Bloomsburg-John X.
Mover. Jersey Town--Lev Bisel Washington
RoLt McCay. Limestone--Balli". \ McNnch'
Observe that each Agent has an Engraved C,r~
,ifcate of Agency, containing representation oi
Dr BRANDRETH'S Mandatory al Sing she,
and upon which will also be seen exact colSt, ni
the ntto labels norc used upon the Brandrsh j'-H
B0reS.
Philpdeipha, Office No, 3, North sth street
b. BRANDRETH, NJ. d
June gath, lsi3,
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PRICE CURRENT.
A FURTIIET, SUPPLEMENT

To The act entitled "An Act relating 10 Coun-
tn rites and ieuies and iownship rates and
lepies," passed the 18Th day cf Aprit, 1884.
SEcrioS |. De il enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the Commonwe alth
Of Penpsy lvana, in General Assembly met, and il
is hereby enacted Ivy the authority of the same,
that il shall I've the duty of the Supervisors ofthe
highways Of every township and borough in the
counties Of SchuylkilI, Northumberland, and Car,
bon. annually to select of their number, ap.
point some suitable inhahitant of the township
borough, tn be collector of the Road taxes levied
or assessed for such township borough, which
Supervisor N other person appointed collector as
aforesaid, shall give bond with two sufficient
securi,es. to he approved bv the Township OF Boz
rough Auditors, and deposited with them, which
said bond shall I've in the name Of slch township
ar borough, and the condition thereof sha he shat
snch collector shall well and truly collect and pay
over 10 the Township or Borough Treasurer, ifore
5e elected or appointed, and if not, then 10 the a.
peTvjsnis, or account for. according TO law, the
whole amount Of the taxes charged and assessed in
the duplicate, delivered to such collector Pr0rided.
That nothing herein contained 81 al he construed
10 prevent all persons rated for road taxes from
working out their respective taxes in the manner
now provided hv iaw.
SEcvrsx 2, Tint il shaR md m7v be lawful for
fire electors q every Township and Borough in the
counties oi SchuyTkll and Northumberland annu>
ally, at the time and place of eec,ng Supervs rs,
to elect Township or Borough Treasurer who shall
give such bond and perform such duties and he
subject to The like penalties, as nre provided for in
the ninety fifth, ninety sixth, ninety seventh and
ninety eighth ct'ons Of act of the fifteenth April
one thousand eight hundred and thirty four, en-
titled An set relating to Counties and Townships
and County and Township officers"
SECrIoN 5. That so far as any law as Is hereby
altered or supplied, be, and the is hereby re-
peacd.
PENNSYLVANIA, SIS.
SEcRETLRr's OFFIcE.
certify that the above and foregoing is true CO.
ny Of sections l. =, and of the original act ap-
proved the li,h day Of March, 1874, as the same
remains Ted in this office.
! Nv Witness my hard, and the seal Of
6 )'a,is office at Ha',i,.ars' the i4'h day
THOMAS l.. WILSON,
Wv Dep. Sec'y Commonwealth.
/ March 23d, lS44.
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CITY FURNITURE AUCTION
AND PRIVATE SALES ROOMS.

Nos. 30 and 81 North Third Street,
ear the City Hote l.
PHILADELPHIA.
n e. MACKEY, Auctioneer, respectfully IN
~ vies the attention Of persons drslrous OF pur'
chasing Furniture. 20 his extensive Sales Rooms,
(hoh public and Piva,e,) Tor every description OF
HousehoId Furniture, where tan he obtained ut all
lines a large assortment Of fashionable and well
manufactured C,hnet Furniture, Beds, Mattresses,
SC, at very reduced prices, for cash.
az Sales by Auction, twice week.
May eth, lSi3.-ly
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TAVERN LICENSE.

To The Honordbic c. G. DonnrI. Esq, Prc1Rent,
and his Associates, Judscs othe Court cf quar-
ter SESSIONS, # The county Of NorthumJerta"a i:
TINHE petition Of Peter Wriklc, OF Coal town
L ship, in said county, humby represents, that
he continues to keep public house ot entertain.
ment at his old stand, and is wcn prepared for the
accommodation of travellers, &c. He therefore
pravs your Honors 10 gran, hma license 10 keep
tavern during the ensuing year and he will pray,
&c. PETER NElkEl.
To THE Irp6Es ,novE NENTIoSEp:--The sub
critters residents of Coal township, hereby c.r.
tIfy that Peter Wckel, the applicant for the
license, is a man of good repute for honesty and
temperance, and is well provided with houscroom
and convcnicnccs for the dying aud accommoda-
ton of strangers and travellers, and that public
house there is necc sary they therefore recom-
mend him proper person To he licensed to keep
II public house.
John Kcrstcucr Solomon Boich
Jacob Weickel Joscph Snyder
Robert Miiy stephen B'urnhender
John Haupt Jacob Wagnr
John Bower Daniel Eveu
Joseph Zchacr Franklin A. Clark.
Coal township, March s, lsii
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N q y I G. e

u S hereby given. that have purchased the fol.
81 lowing articles, sold at Conslahles sale, on
tie 23d ult, a. The property III Robert Grant,
whi h articles hive loaned 10 the said Robert,
until see proper t. remove, viz:
One Bay Maze 5000, Gary DO. 1000, By
Horse 20 90, , Bv Mare 5000. | Black Colt
- 90, Plough 2,OC, Wag N 5000, Shoa's
ASIA, | Sled 400, 4 Selts Harness $50, |
Threshiug Machine 5000, | Cupboard 100, |
Harrow 2.lO, Cultivator 90. T"id S2l5iG.
DEBORAH GRANT.
March >, lsii-3t.
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sCunterfeitcrS'
ID e Fl TIL e 20 w.

'he pubic will please observe that no Brandrcrh
rlllS are genuine, unless lhe box has three Ia
he's uion it, (the tor, the side and the bottnn) J
each containing fac, sime signature Of my hanh.
writing, thus-B. BRASpRETH, NJ D.--These a.
ncl- aic cngroved on steel, beautifully designed,
and done at an expense of over s200o.--Therei"re
Il twi be that the only thing necessary to prov.
cure tie medicine in its purity, is to observe these
labels.
Remember the Top, the side, and the bottom
TIE following respective persons are duly auh,f''
zed, and hold
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS. S.

Jacob SerVey,s Estate,
AIOTlCE Is hereby gwen, that Letters Of Ad-
~ n,icrs,ra'ion upon said estate have been g, an
led TO The subscriber, All persons having Claims
aeams, said estate, are requested to present them
for examination aud settlement. Those indebted
will please make immediate payment
WM. DEEPEN.
Jackson township March 81, lS4i--3t
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OAKLEY'S
DEpURATIvE SYRUP.

V>HE valuable properties of Oakley's Deputa.
i tive syrup of SarsapariiIa, a purifier Of tho
blood, is so well known to the public generally,
that it is unnecessary TO occupy much space in SET
ting forth the advantages TO be derived from its
use; wherever the medicine has once been intro
duced, it takes precedence over all others evny
that has taken il, have derived so signal bene
fetal results from il, that II is recommended hv
them with the utmost confidence. Physicians Of
the highest standing in the profession, prescribe 1t
10 patients under their care containing nothing
dclr,erious. hut being composed Of the most mild,
yet eihcocious vegetable materials. il is offered wh
confidence. The cheapes, and most efficient pus
rrfier ~ the blood now known. The of few
bottles especially III the spring months will be at-
tended with most decided improvement in Shc &C.
neral strength ofthe system. eralicsfine anv seeds
nf disease that NAV have been generated, besides
giving health md Vr'r to the hodv For the crre
Of Scrotula or Kings Evii, Rheum,,ism. T,rter.
Pimplr, or eruption of the Skin, White Swelinr,
F tuia, Chronic Cough Asthma, &c. The ru-
mcrous ccritica'es in the possession Of tho euh,r'
her ard hts agents, from physicians and others 70
sufficient to convince the most skepical Of It's
periority over all preparations of'Sarssrarilla
Sold wholesale and retail, hv the proprietor,
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, North 5th street Eca-
ding, Berks County, aud TO he bnd Of the following
persons
In Northumberland Contfy.--H. D. Mass,r;
Sunbury; Irelsnd q Mnel, McEwensvie u.
Krausrr, Milton.
IN Union CotntD--J. Genhart, SelnsgroycS
A. Guteius, MriIlnburg.
In C0h!Dibia Connfy-E. w. McCay, Wash
iDgton.
Reading, March IA ls43.
Nm OlELEY.--I believe it the duty Of every
one to 90 whatever in their power lies, for The bcnc
fit OF their fellow man, and having had positive
proof in my own family OF the wonderful properties
of your Dcpura,ive Syrup of Sarsaparilla, m st
conscen,iously recommend il TO the afflicted. Wa
had the misfortune to lose two Of our children, by
the breaking out of elcerous that covered the
! face, head and neck, although we had some of the
/ most scientific physicians TO attend them and had
/ tried all the known remedies, including Swaims
! Panacea without avail. Another OF my children
| was attacked in the same manner, her face and
neck was completely covered; the discharge was so
offensive, and the disease at such height that we
despaircd Of her life. Seeing the wonderful effects
of your Dcpurative Syrup Of SNIsaParla, we were
! induced to make tria of il, the last rcsor il
acted hike a charm; the ulcers commenced healing
Immediately, few bottles cnilrely restored her to
her health, which she has enjoyed unnteruptedly
ever since. As purifier of the blood, verify be-,
, lieve il has not It's equal.
! JOHN MOYER, Tailor,
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Estate OF solomon Pcrsing. decd.

Feb. cath, ls44 st Ci'k q. G
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
NlillCIisns.

We several tines proposed 10 make the deusion OF
Mllerlsm. a II Is termed, the subject Of article
for the Post; during It's former parox but torhore,
partly from dissemination 10 meG-e with the faith
OF ans man set of men. and partly because the de-
fusion would, thought. work us own cure by the
fasihcatlon of the prophecy. IN the gong by of the
time al which It's contamination placed. And
that period passed. and the world and all that II inner
it, sui remained firm and unde>,royed. we looked
To see the matter completely at end and people
turning to their accustomed occupation and TO their
sober senses.
But. t. our great establishment. now find the de-
fusion re>uming it, sway with. If not general
extent. with more extravaganza than ever. We learn
not only in this city. but other and distant points.
the zeal Of pseudo prophets has again blown up the
cement. We find the believers carried into the
most strange conduct. and the Pitiable pcrver-
SION OF all the rules of duty, and Of all the obligations.
both of rel gion and of prudence. We hear of
arrayed IN " ascension robes. deserving the of
their households. and sitting down in upper rooms
some even IN unfinished garrets. 10 be near to hea
ven possible. and there awaiting the second ADJ
vent We hear of such crowds besetting the places
Of evening meetings Of the believers. that the arm of
the civil power i compelled to interpose and close
the places of meeting. 10 save the peace We find
the disciples of Mr.. Miller and his followers closing
up their stores. giving away their goods and FASTING
notices their shutters. that their shops closed
wait - the coming Of the King Of kings
Painfully absurd Is such conduct, we have
disposition to make II the subject of rdlcue, although
the temptation 10 do strong and although perhaps
exposure Of the absurdty Of such conduct the best
argument against it. But We have collected to day
lis, OF few Of the most prominent decisions Of this
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Entered according to The Ac' Of Congress, in the
year ISL by Joseph G. Neal. ia the Clerks Office Of
the Eastern D~trIct Il penn-, lyan.a.
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