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+. w OlsDS NEW LOTTERY otFICE.
j opposite the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Single Tickets and Packages in ali the Loitc-
rics, Tor sale By J. +. WORD.
- 100000! =.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass +, for 1871. TO be
drawn at Alexandria, -. C., on Saturday, 18th of
October, lSil - Nos. III drawn ballots. Grand
Scheme -::G0, 900, 10000, $1,000, 10000, 5000
1000 G000 5000 1000 300, / of 1000, 5 Of
700 10 Of 800, 10 OF l25a 81 OF 1000, 81 OF
800. III of 100 100 Of }on, l00 80, 10 Of 300
II! of l5o. lei Of 100, &c. Tickets ;:2o-shares
in proportion y certificate of Package of 81
Tickets will be sent for ;S2o0-shares in proper
ton.
Alexandria Lottery, for 3Glh Oc.ober-S:35 ,29l,
II ,76l, 10 Of 1000, &c. Tickets Slo. A certi-
iioatc Of Package of whole>, costs ;sl30- shares
in proportion.
~. Orders Tor Tickets, and Shares, and Ger
lGcatcsoi Packages in the above Splendid Lotto
ricS. will receive the most promp, attention, and
an account al; each drawing will be sent, when
requested. TO all who may order Tickets from me
Sent. ~ ]. +. WORD.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
CINCINNATI MARKET. Oct. 10.

NI-NOI-N.Nl HININNT.I VC1' IV'
There was a moderate inquiry Tor flour ycscr-
dav. Sales OF 900 bhs avoriie brands al S} %
clear CONNIE brands are held al S3 10.
Whskey is in fair demand n 20 cents.
NEW YORK MARkET-Oct. Il.
AsHgS-The sales are very limited, and we
note at 81 Is, tor pots, and 81 % a 4 81 for
pearls.
.Stocl on hand Ociobcr lli. 1874
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AND CHEAP CALlCOES
Oct0bcr 18Th. 1871.
NEJr GOODS PECEITING EVERY

d II. JENKINS has received one thousand
II. pieces of CALlCOE.S, at all prices, from
&, s, 10, l2i cen;s-l shilling and % cenlS-rich
colors new styles and very cheap. Also 200
pieces furniture Calicu-prices from 8, 10, l2t
cents TO shilling. Bargains in calicoes for COM
fous-and batting for the same will be found at
Oct l5-u RIO. III. JENhlNSS.
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TRANSFORMATIONS is lirmcr to-day and
oats are in demand. Genc>ee Hour brings Il 62l
and oats 81 81 cents. Whea, sells al 90 looc
No barley in market.
HAY.-Common qualities North River bale
sell as wanted at - 50 cents; prime al 10
WnlSkEy-Drudge casks are not in good de-
mand. We quote sales at II cents Western
and prison barrels ale held at 2ii % cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15

THE subscriber wishes 10 purchase superior
J. male Cook for 4 gentleman residing in the
Valley. For such a one, with good qualifications,
the highest price will be paid.
Oct. l2-lt ROBERT HILL
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NOTICE-Thc subscriber, residing near Lo-
IN rcilo Post Office, Essex county, Virginia,
wishes 10 sell between two and three hundred head
Of COOL Cattle, among which are some fine Grass
Bccvcs. RICilD BAYLOR.
Executor Of Ro. p. Waring.
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CantreIIs ASuc Mixture. or Tonic
NucsliCSmeUt1.

For the cure ofoH b Eous affections, iftnhen de-
cording 10 directions
II is never falling remedy which no family
ough to lie without, esprciay in low marshy
Countries
As this medicine is put up under the proprir.
tors nm Jate Inspection on the most scientific
principles beng Pur ly Vegetable, and having
tried It's efficacy on thousands. for upwards Of IL
years. aud To his knowledge when taken strictly ac.
corrg tn di econs here has not be EN- one ia lure.
Under such cucum tanocs ] recommend it TO the
public, adding oer,ifca,, in support Of my asser-
ton.
|. John Burns, i, certify 'hnt wos in the ship
Tobacco Plan, Of Philadel hia, Capt. Re, d, in
June, 1927, houna to Liverpool; took the fever
and acue and laid in Liverpool some time und !
the doc or's lands, went Gom there to Baltimore,
lay in the lnfrmarv for four or five wceks-from
thence to Philadelphia; was six months under DR..
Goats from thence TO New York-went to II e
Hospital rema; ned there about four eks without
any relief-,,rd very thing without any benefit
for five Yeas. Hearing Of CanueTs Ague Mix
ture f6m friend went TO his store, told him
wv Was afflicted. and got bottle Of his mixture
and usrd II according to directions. il made per
aci cure. and have not had the leas, r'turn since
| DO with confidence recommend il tn the public.
JOHN BURNS.
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CHEAP
e A r. p e + S r O n e
or TIE CASH PLAN,

AT No. al Stro,obe,ry 81. Philadelphia.
VHNHE Rent of the suhse rihers in their present
n situation being very low, and their terms
CASH they are enabled to sell al such low prices
that customers cannot fail to be sfeJ, and hey
invite the people Of Northumberland and the od-
joining counties TO call and examine their stock,
they offer excellent assortment, comprising
Beautiful Imperial, 3ply, !
Superfne Ingran,
Heavy Twill d Venetian, SCARPETlNGS,
Fine English WosslcJ d..
Plain Striped do.
With large Stock Of wel, seasoned Floor Oil
Cloths Of an widths, for Rooms, Halls Door Pie
ces, &c. Also Furniture Oil Cloths, Beautiful
Heath Rugs, Table Covers Floor Baize, Rag Car
pets, Mating, &c &c, together with large Stock
# low priced Ingram, Entry and Stair CARPETS,
Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest prices in tho
city. DlDRiDGE 81 BROTHER,
No. al Strawberry street, one door above Ches.
nut, near Cd street. En,tsnco also at No. so South
Second street, Philadel phia.
Sent 2Sth. 1914 BIN
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
CANTRELL'S
,alal,wn p9I u,.n pppilV m edi r i'm r. q

CcICDraveu EGIlulv NlCOEChuCS
VKTILL no, cure every thing, but still remain
" unequalled in their several departments by
every thing ever offered to the public, who have
voluntary came forward snd offered numerous and
highly respectable testimonials of their superior
,ffic ,cv.
CantreAs Compound Medienfed Syrup Of Sar.
sapar LA ; or, An,'.Scorbutic Syrup, for the cure
Of Scorfula, Chronic Rheu.n tism. Chronic Swell
lings Of the Joints. Eruptions Of the skim and all
Diseases arising from the abuse Of Mercu-y, DC.
unsurpassed by any thing in the market. comh-
ming all the virtues resident in the Sar-apariIla
with modern medcament only lately brought
out ny the most respectable medical authorities.
Price, so cents per ht'le.
CnnfreH's .4nti-Dypeptic Powdcr, for the re.
lief and permanent cure of that most distressing
complsint. Dyspepsia, IN ell its forms and Stages.
II is truly mos, valuable remedy. Sid in bottles
a, 25 and so cents each.
CanireWs .4gue NJ riure and Tonic Mcdica-
mentd stands nj tho head Of the list unrva'lcd Ivy
! any, or all the innumerahlc medicin's in use
throughout the length and bread h Of the lond, for
the cure OF FEvta and AGuE in all its stages, and
from all its consequences.
Residents in Fever and Ague districts should
| never be without IT.
The sutscriter will forfri, EIFTY DOLLARS
where his medicine fails to perform cure in the
most obstinate case.
Sold Who esale and Retail hv CALEB CRES
! SON, at his Drug Warehouse. No. North Thrt
! Street, Philadelphia; also, nv the regularly ap
pointed agent, SETH W. ROBERTS, Whoesa' Z
! Druggist, No. 81 Water Street Mobile.
/ Prepared oriy bv tic Subscriber, corner Of CAR
! PENTER and SECOND Streets, below Christi
an, Philadelphia. where i, is also reailed.
! Observe. none are genuine without the signature
Of JOHN A. CANTRELL.
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Late from Mexico.

INDIAN DIsTuRBANcKs.-Tampico dates to the
Goth ult. have been received at New Orleans,
which give an account of a severe contest be.
tween the Mexicans and the Camanche and Tia.
huacanos Indians, which shows that the Mexican
government ,or the present has its hands full,
without under taking the subjugation Of Texas,
for which it is i'll prepared. The latter made an
ineursion into the North of Mexico, and carried
off large number of women and children. The
Mexicans pursued them, and about the 9th ult,,
had severe fight at the Paso de los Moros.
Forty s;r Mertcans mere killed, and f,penty
tUounded
Contemporary with this, at the rancho of Los
Moros, twenty-five were shot or burned in the
house attached to the rancho, and many women
and children carried off captives.
On the 18th of October another engagement
took place. There were, according 10 Mexican
accounts, upwards of four hundred Indians en-.
gagged in this The affair lasted over two hours,
lively fire being kept up all the while. The
Indians then abandoned the field, giving up the
ffty-fve Mexicans, women and children, whom
they had previously carried off captives, quan.
tity of firearms, and some horses which they
had stolen. Twenty of the Indians were left
dead upon the field, while many more were be-
lievcd to have been carried off in the fight, ac-
cording TO Indian usage, both dead and wounded.
On the side of the Mexicans, nine were killed
and thirty.four wounded Immediately steps
were taken by the sub .Prefect of Reynosa 10
raise sufficient force to cut off the retreat OF
the savages, who retired by the way of the North.
The Mexican editors pretend that upon severa!
of the Indians killed in the fight were found me-
dals Of silver, with the bust of Mr.. Van Buren,
upon them, and on the reverse the arms of the
United States. This they imagine to b. sign
Of the utmost significance of the hostile designs
of this country upon their own.
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PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected ,ceeklu bn KenrH YoriAetmer.
Notice.

vINHE First Preshy yterian Church Of No thum-
4 her'ani will "ren t'eir new house of worship.
(ti Providence perm,.) ON the second sabhah Of
next month, Dec, mhcr s'h Preaching by the
Rev. joel Parke', u. d, Of Philadelphia Rel
gious services Mil te continued during The week
ensuing the Del cation. Several ministers are ex-
yected to aid j., con iucting tn" ne'r e. The
Cnngrega ion eSterd corli invitation tn their
fer DIS in the vicinity to unite with them on the
occasion.
Northumberland, Nov. %, 1914.
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John Eyert's Estate.

AlOrlcE is hereby given that letters Of al.
~ minisir tion h W te.n granted 10 the sub
scrIhrr, on the estate of Jnhn Eveit. of Shamokin
"wnshiP. ed. All persons indebted or having
ca ms against sad estate, hre requested 10 call on
the subscriber seth IN, nj. on or hefre Il Il s.,
day If December next JOHN EEERr.
Shamokin. Nov. 8, 1914 ct Aim'r.
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Middle creek within one mile. There is saw mill
the tract Of land adjoining. at hch the ,imber
Of this tract can be wrought into boards and other
s,wed stuiE-Prce, $500.
uT IN consideration Of tho scarcity Of money at
this time, will sell any or ali the above property on
terms to suit the times; and in cash he offered
a reasonable deduction will be made. Further par.
tculars m-y he obtained by addressing the sulscri.
Der q, Selinsgrove, Union county. Pa.
II. w. SNYDER.
Selinsgvove, August 3, lS44.-3m
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VALUABLE DoGs-The London Times of the
Sd Of October, contains an account of the sale Of
pointer dogs the property of Mr., Edge, of Sire.
ney, near Nottingham. The highest price was
given for dog two years old, which was pnr-
chased by the Marquis of Anglesey, for fs4
sterling upwards of s4oo) Other dogs sold for
various prices--from 10 guneas to f55
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EVAN. LurHERAN SYNOD OF
East Pennsvludnia,

NET at Reading in he preceding week, and
among 9th = imp T' n, business, passed q rcsolu-
ton on account Of The dulriul condition If he
Church, 10 appoin' the Fl :, Thursday in Dc, emh'
next as al humiiiaricn and prnye'. 1t is
hoped that Christians "f oil denoninat 'ons vii
humble themselves and pray with US for revival
of Re ig"n, om SAID dav. ] p. SHiNDEL,
Nov. l6. President nf III S>nud.
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Tnx THprE KIxepHMs.-The world we inha-
hi is divided into three e,and departments, named
the Mineral. the Vegetable and the Anma king
lcm,. The frs, named forms the base Of the o.
ther two thu. the veget,hlc Kingdom derives life
and nu,riment from the mineral, ard the animal
kingdom is supported by the vegetable.
No mineral substance can become a part Of an
animal body, because l. cannot be dignstel. Quick
silver is mineral. Csomcl is sublimaed quIcksil-
YER; therefore, cplomcl cannot he dgcsed, hut
when lodged in the body ac as corIoding Po'-
son. Instead, therefore ofcalome Use Br ndreth' S
Vegetable Unsvers'l Pill. because they are q pe.
dcine ex rac,eI entirely from veg, tables, and
known by long e1per ence TO be perfectly innocent
and yet of more power as purehve or cleanser
Of the alincn,ary canal than any other medlciue.
] h,r fleet on tie system is SO easy ihs, it is u
,emark able fact that the same dose may be given
to an inisn, or sduIi, without the possibility Of
doing any irju y-hut on the contrary good.
az Purchase Of II. B Mas,er, Sunhury. or OF
he agents, published another part Of this paper.
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MediCatcd Syrup Of CSarsapHriila.

FNT' TPTTi, HITN TVN1, IhfI.
Mr.. JONI 4. CANrnsL'
Dear Sir,-Having lie n afllic ell Cor upward of
Two wears with uceratinn Of the throat, de.trnyi g
The whole of he soft piltc, shen through the urpef
part { my mouth into my nose, from which sever
Il pieces Of ho, came out, which partially destroy-
cd my speech. through kind Providence md your
Medica,ed Syrup oi Srs pril', | am now restored
ro pr,f c. he 5lth, and my sight. Nhch ~ much
Imvair i, l. "a strong rs when hoy.
| thought it duty owed royou and those SINH
larry affect d, To- make 1t public.
Yours. r spec fully,
SAMUEL KIRK,
4 rsuih ami & '.a,es Streets
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BALTIMORE MARKET,

Office of the BALrImoRx ANxnIcAN. Nov. ls.
GRAIN Prices of Wheat continue steady at SS a
90 cents for good to strictly prime reds, and at
rs a SO cts. for inferior to good. A sale of 500
bushels Penna. red Wheat to-day at s5 81 cents
quality fair to prime. Sales Of old Corn at 43
a "a cts for white, and az a dS cts for yellow.
Sales Of new at 40 a 40 cents for white, and 40 a
A cts for yellow. We quote Oats at 81 a 26
cents, according to condition.
have further declined Small sales of hhds. at
81 2il cts. and of bbls at 25 a 259 cents
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Mrs. FOllsllcr

LAS received the recent style of Fashionable
IL Fall Millinery. and will make up Bonnels Of
oil kinds in the latest style. She has also for sale
a variety of choice articles, such as Cacnes Gloves
Ribbons, Ladies' Cravats, &c, and respectfully
quests her customers and others to call and ser.
Suntury, Nov 9th, ls44-3t
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ARDkI9
NEW GOODS.

1--WE sahscribct has just received from Philadel.
Il phin fresh supply OF Nrw Goons, consisting
in part, f MousHn De'aines, Grape Delainss,
Cashmere de Ecosse ShaUks, HandkercheifS, DC.
Also, Bearer and S;M Hats, good assortment
Of Mems and Boys Caps Groceries, Liquors,
Sat, DC. DC, oil Of which will be sold at the most
reasonable terms. Stone Jars and Jugs, chear.
II. Is. MASSER.
Sunhurv, Oct 5th, 1874.
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NOTIEE is hereby given that L., er. of admin.
" istja,inn have been grsnted To the subscriber,
on The cs'ate OF & orge GoitshA!. deed. Al per
nebt. d TO said estate "r having claims against
the same requested TO call o. the sub,crihcr
aud settle The same without, delay.
DAVID REESER
August, Nov %, ls4.-6t Adm'r
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Corner II Tenth and Cua'es Streets

|, Ga'ril Jorst m, No. 6 r, rklcss Street do
tify that nv wife, Jane. afflicted for two years
with Rheumatism. and At lat was entirely d.a"ied,
sd that she obliged t. b. cnntued to had tea'-
ing "f Cant ellis Me i ated Sy'up of Sa's rpar'lia,
or Anti Scnrhu''c Syrup. | pr"cutel f'nr hoiil $.
which cnmpl ,-lv removed all her pans aud sth.
nes. from her limbs two more bottles made p T.
ie,t cure = is now ahl. in attend % her house
hold dutis s As usual. GABRIL JONSrON.
Phlsd.lphi', Jan. % I. lsl4.
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SOME scAMr tieda large grimalkin by her tail
TO clothes line on Sunday night in Race street
Phiadelph near / lth and the whole neighbor.
hood for hours kept in state OF discordant a.
larm by the shreks OF the animal. She resisted
all attempts to cut her loose too, and manifested
disposition savage and sangunary as--as
--as-a regular GAIA line The meirses We're
present
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present

CAUTION TO SINGLE FoLks--The statistics OF
hospitals show that 'the unmarried are more
than four times as liable 10 become insane as
married people" Many young ladies who affect
great indifference the subject of matrimony
will, no doubt, on receiving the above iniorma-
lion, consent to take partners merely to preserve
their intelects unimpaired
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REM.EKABLE PREsENrIMENr--In Doyleston
Fa.) Beniah Hodren, an aged man of 81 years,
after partaking happy meal with his children,
apparently in perfect health, observed "Now,
my friends, this is the last meal shall ever eat :
| am about TO die" He then proceeded to give
directions to his worldly concerns, his burial
&c, and when he had concluded was struck down
by paralytc stroke
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SHJGERT'S PATENT
WASHING MACHINE.

TNHlS Machine his now been tested by more
4 than thirty families in this neghborhood, and
has given entire satisnction 1t is 30 simple In l'-
construction, that It cannot get out of order. i
contains iron to rust, and no springs or rollers to
get ont of repair II will do twice as much wash
ing, with less than half the wear and tear ofany of
the late Inventions, and what is f greater in por.
lance il costs hut little over half Us much other
washing mNChines.
The subscriber has the exclusive right for Nor
cumberland. Union, l. coming, Colunhi', Ln-
zerne and CIinton counties. Price Of single m
chine SO II. b. MASSER.
Tire following certificate IS tiom few Of those
who have these machines in use.
Sunhury Aug. "a, ls4i.
We the subscribers certify that we have now
in use in our families "Shugen's Patent Wnsh-
ing Machine and DO not he state Swing that it Is
most excellent invention. That, III Wa,bing,
il vii. save more than one half the usual labor
| That it does npt require more than one third The
/ usual quantity of so tp and water and that there
is n rubbing snl consequently, little or no wca'.
ing or ,cning-.rhat it knocks nfl no buttons. and
that The finest Globes, such collars, llccs, tucHS,
fns, &c, may be washed IN vey short tme
without the least injury, aud in fact without any
appare wear and tear whatever. We therefore
cheCrtully recommend il to our friends and to the
public, a most useful and labor saving machire,
CHARLES w. HEGINS,
\, JORDAN,
CHS. WEAVER,
Gus PIE ASANTS,
GIDEON MARkLE,
Hon. GEO. &. WELKER,
BENJ HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LElSENRlNG.
HrRH's liurEr. 01rm,r rly TGcmont House, No.
ll6 Ch'snut steeL) Philadelphia, September
2lsi, 1874.
have used Shugerts Pttrr, Washing Machine
IN my hou upwards # eight months, and do mol
hesitate to say that deem It ore OF tn, mot USE
tui AID valuable labor saving machines ever mvrn-
ted. formery kept two women caliinusiiy o"-
cuped in washing, who new do as mach Two
days as they then did in one w,,k. Ihere IL IA
wear or tear in wash ing and il requires not more
than onc-ttlrd the usual quan lty ot soap. have
hsd q nunh cr OF o her m chimes in my lam y, hut
this Is So DE- trdedIy superior to every 'a.u- e,s 81
So II lie n C to get out Of lcp %, that would nt
a" w''hrdt one # they should cost ten times the
pT,cr ,ney sold Tor. DANIEL HERR.
DALZORlNES handsome article for Ladies'
- Dresses, Tor saie cheap, hy
Junr Is. n. MASSER.
'TWEED LOIH, a handsome prucle, alt woo
Light and e,src, for Summer Goats and rauia,
70 s,le, very Ilw, BY
Jur Is ". u. MASSER,
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REGIMEsTAL FAMILY The Emperor Null
Mohammed of Morocco formed regiment OF his
own sons Itnumbered 523 men A pretty re-
,psc,able sized family
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N n rs K I T. ID.

On Thursday the 2lst inst, by the Rev. A.
Britain, Ma. DAVID FISHER to Miss ABIGAIL
ELIZABETH SHlrMAN, both of Augusta township
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FAST GRI>pING.-Beach's stone mill, in this
of last week, being 3j6 barrels per day. This is
using up 900 bushels of wheat in about the
shortest time we have heard of-ikron Bedcon.
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DIR .AEaEflSA SAAJs&3
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
FOR tbs cuRE'F
II Y - ID T. u - |

DISP E PS A.
"HlS Medicine offe ell To The public gener.
ally from full convict n th" it rs -uprrinr
~ any other m dlc'ne now IN Use. fH the cure "t
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous DEBILITY or
Bodily Weakness, &c.
It's efftcs have been tested IN a private practice
ne u light years, and il IS now m'rr extensively
circulated, at ,he soIciiude Of many who have re
ceivel The mo-, signal benefit from the u.e nf II.
The nllnwing is one au'nng a number nt ceTlf
Gates received in relation to tie success of this
dc ne:
LANCASTER Co. Mar,h Is.
Da. GEoaGE w. ALLEN,
Dear Sir Ill is With or at pleasure that ! in
'nrm YOU Of he sucress attending your Dyspe;Iic
Medicine, whi'e emyi yed in nv = aClice From
past rXperirnre, firmly h.lirve that in eight cases
"u of ien The ID, spcp'ic by the use Of your medi.
inc, may en,ir ly nh himself of III thorn III The
pathway of life: not onlS in dysI ert!c cases, hut
al ,ses of constipation and diseases depend ns
u dhilIta ed state uf the nervous system ioge.
ther with torpid ST te of the bowels. will your T..
lixir he fou d of in, stlma bile value. Numeruu in
stances whe Elm the usriu u of the medicine has
been realized. may te forwarded, If required. |
wish y'u great success, aud recommend the med-
cine to the suffering part oi mankind.
YouIs, with great respect,
ROBERT AGNEW, NJ. ID.
CT For sale at the store of II. b. Masser, asent
for The pr 'prieor, sudbury, Pa.
October 26lh, ls44.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-11-23

Michael ROCkcfeIler's Estate.
NOTl' E is hereby given, that 1T "rs # a IN n,
~ istraon hnv" been .ran,cd ,c the subs RIB r.
on ihe estate of Michael Rn k-fiier deed, late of
August tosnship Nouhumh. rland county. Per.
on, d h'ed IN said e,tl,e, "r having claims arain,i
the same, requ' sie Ia call on the suhsc0h,r for
auemen'. ISAAC EtKMAN.
Octnbsr l9,h, lS4i -Gt Adu'r.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-11-23

1nO BAGS Salt,
w 100 Bsu,ls do, at 81 rs crsh, E,r sale
~ u. HENDRICKS.
sunbury Oct, lsth, ls44