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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05
ELDER I<INSAlAN. SC.

LOc0focO Conversions. The way to manufacture
the pretended conversions from Whgscry, which are
paradcd in the iocoioco newspapers, is very clearly
explained by two specimens which have just met orr
eye. The first is this: some locolocO editor the
Vernon, Patriots notice of Thaddcus Stevens, and
strnitway announced that he had turned Iocoioco,
when, as every body hereabouts know, the same
Thaddeus Stevens has since made one Of the best
Wing speeches made in Vermont!
The other instance is given in the New Haven
Register: poor fellow is made TO say that he has
abandoned the Wings and will suRpurt--pan Bnren.
of course this is an old 1910 remuneration revived!
While hand is in, will notice the case of
elder Kinsman of ChcIsea he was locofoco prevI-
TO 1910, but then went for Harrison; no has
since professed to be Liberty man, but seems to
have gone back TO his old locofoco associates. We
expect the elder will soon get new light and come
out Wing again. This must be his next phase He
quit the Uhgs three years ago, and condosccnds To
a very unminsteria act when he suffers himself
falsely TO be ranked Is n convert to ocotocosm
But tho Patriot ranks him n minister of the gospel
in religion in politics, he has ran the gauntlet of
nearly all sects in this region He has just quit the
Methodist church. the ground that its discipline is
too unti-democralic for him
Ne ars told that one ofthe other Chelsea renun-
cators says that Judge Villas didn't read the whole Of
the paper, when he got,him TO sign it. Really, we
did not know before that the Judge had atadc q re-
nmnciation.- Vaichman
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05

DARING IlIGHwhY RoBBERy. AS Mr. L.
Gay Of Dcdham, returning from Boston on Sntdr-
DAY evening" when about one mile beyond Tufts on
the turnpike, about Il O'Clock, in open wagon he
was fired at b. rptlian, the ball passing in rout of
him through the wagon; he jumped from Ihe wagon to
defend himself with his whip when second person
fcllcd him will club-ho WAS seized 10y the throt
and about sixty dollars taken from hm The rob
bers were bIacked and they told Nr Gay they had
not forgotten last Tuesday night when tue man
way laid, but gave tho rohbcr somewhat, Of Il
mailing. Ma Gay picked mp by uojghhor who
hut short distance in the rear. n large num-
Der of the citizens Of Drdhhm turned ont promptly
on Saturday night and yesterday securing the woods,
where it is said some suspicious person had been
A repeated robbery OF thc same person, aud
particularly at such Time and place the latter, is
II uy singular; but do not learn as yet any sub
stanol reasnn for discrcdiiing the statement.
Boston Merc. Jour. Goth
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From lie lIaryis5mgh, (penn) Telegraph.

Fran he iIarrs5mgh, (Pean,) Idcgrafh.
GET OUT OF THE WAY, YOU JAMES X. POLK! .
You WON'T 90 Down WITH THE TARrFF Folk!
We calI the attention of our readers to tho following
manly dignilicd aDd patriotic address Of Twenty one
gentlemen Of the borough of Northumberland former
~ identified with The Loco Foco party and supporters
of tho Loco Foco candidates of 1910, now formally
renouncdg Loco Tocoism and the doctrines Of Free
Trade their proper signatures, and coming
ont under the broad Banner Of CRAY. FRrLTNG-
UUYsEN, AND THE TARIFF OF 1912.
We would ssure our Wing brethren, That the
feare So, honest men, who have alrcndy thus openly
declared themselves for their conntry, are not the on
" ones That will do so, At least many more, in
this ilIe district have burst ;he letters of party, and
before long, they will proclaim to their countymon
the noble stand they have taken, in behalf Of Justice
and the Interchangeable truth
The Subscribers, citizens OF Northumberland hor-
omsh and Point township, heretofore. acting tcih me
Loco F0co pariy and as many of us were old e.
nough, supporters Of Martin Van Buren IN 1870 do
hereby PUBLICLY RENOllNCE OUR ADllE-
RENEE TO THAT PARrY, and what VIC CON
slider lis destructive policy. We 10 this, not through
caprice the idle within of n moment, but from
settled conviction, that upon tho claction of CLAY
and FREIINGHuYsEN, aud the permanent cstab-
ilshmen Of their great leading mcasure-the PRO
'fECrlPE TARIFF, depend the welfare and pros
perity Of the entire Union aud most especially of
Pennsylvania. And being convinced, 10y evidence
the most incouicsahlc that JAMES h. Pork and The
great mass Of his pary, fcrcey and bitterly OPP
posed to the Tariff of 1872, we hereby most fearless
~ nVow our determination, calmly aud deliberately
formed, to oppose with all our might the aforesaid
james *. Polk, and his party, aud TO support, with
the zcn oChonest inteuli ions, TIlE INDUSTRIOUS
/ ADVOCATE or AMERICAN INDuSrRI-nFN-
RY CLAY.
And, To the Icojers Of the party have n
handoncd any further trouble account, we
would ndmonish thcm that all efforts 10 ''Whip as
bGch into The traces" must prove utterly vain and
ftuirIcss. Oar fathers fcuSHJ or their country in
l716; WE STRIKE FOR OURS IN 1874
Abraham Ianor. Thomas Johnson,
Abraham Troxc William Ncwbcrry,
Nicholns Paul Daniel snyder,
Joseph Pursc Thomas purse,
Charles Paul, John Armstrong,
Jacob Phillips, Samuel !. johnson,
Cornelius H. saith John Rake,
George ". Hoffman, y. Meyer
Jamcs Park j, 7. Manly.
Joseph Martin, Isaac H. Jarrett
William Leighton.
Northumberland. July %, lSIi.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS hI6rRlCT IS.
The Hon. tho Probate Court for the Distuct
of Orleans--Tu all persons concerned in the rs.
tate of Warren s. Clark, late OF Glover, dcceas
cI, interstate, Greeting.
CHARLES A, CLARK, Administrator of tho
Y j said inos ate, has filed in said Cont his APP
pication representing that the personal estate is in
sufficient for the payment Of the debts against said
estate by the sum of six hundred dollars and requests
License to sell much Of the Real Estate ofsaid de
ceased ms shall he necessary TO raise that sun.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear ia
said Probate court at session thereof to he ho-
den al Ira .burgh, in aud for said district the 2lst
day Of August next and object to the allowance o
said Administr ator's account then to be exaninci
and to give bonds for the payment of the debts aioe
said. or show cause why License should nothe grant
ed aforesaid
And this order shah be published three weeks
succcasvely in the Cnlcdonian, newspaper printed
t 81 I,hnshury in this State, the last of which shall
he precious to the day assigned for hearing as oiorc
said. -.
Given under my hand ut tho Probate Office at
Ira.burgh, this %3l daysof July, A. ID, lS44.
3G5w2 NO NY ~ 'uuss'
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NCwIuIry Seminary.

TENIlE Fall Term Of this Institution viii commence
u on Thursday the 2Jh of August and continue
twelve weeks. A full and competent Board Of ~
slruclion will he provided. While both TIuslcra
and Teachers pledge thcmsclves thaP no cScriion
shall loo wanting on their part 10 make the school rs
iHicyraiipg anil brofinbh IN HE students a. il has
c,e, becu. They confidently believe their most u,
dent desires FOR is prosperity and usefulness win be
fully rcaIiycl.
Board and Tuition usual
There are large number Of rooms in the village
fitted mp xprcssly for students who wish 10 board
Themselves. The rent of these is much reduced.
PRENTISS KNIGHT Sec. Of Is. of TrusIccT
Nowbury, July 81, 1874. 3G6w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05

STRUCK ny LIGHTNING. The house oil MI
james Alexander about mile and half distant from
Portsmouth, on Saturday last struck by lightning
The chimney was severed in porpendiGuarly and
the Notwithstanding of the gable each much injured.
There were nine persons in the house tho time, all
of whom were stunned and thrown PROSTATE upon
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05
TnE WAY TnE VOTES ARE GOING.

TIE WAY THE VOTES ARE GOING.
gentleman our vicinity returning from the west,
camo in tho cars and when between Rochester and
Albany vote was taken upon the Presidency
II stood, For Clay %
For Polk 40
We notice two other votes.- On board the Cleve-
land, Capt Ilazzard, which left Detroit on Friday
morning last for the Upper I.akes, while passing
through st. Clair, vote taken, with the follow
ing result Clay, Ia.
Polk
A vote was taken on Thursday morning in the
cars orthe-9 O'Clock run, from Schenectady to the
city Of Troy, N. Y.-resuli as follows
Clay, &C,
Polk. NJ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05

the ground Nj Alexander was Injured somewhat in
the brck hy splinter from the mountaineering and
Mr. Halls clothes burned, and one shoe torn
from lis foot; yet strange to say, no one was fatally
injured dog belonging to one Of the persons was
found dead near the house, and cat on the premises
was also killed. Portsmouth (Na) Index.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05
Tavern Stand for Sale.

TOsEPH HUTCHINSON, from i'll health hav.
~ in,! determined 10 leave tho tavern st. Johns
bury Plain thcrcnrc the subscriber offers said
stand Tor sale together with part all the farm at
tachcd or he will sell said stand and reserve the
farm. The subscriber considers this stand too well
known in this section OF the country TO ed recon-
mcn,lnon. hut he will say 10 those not recently ac
auaintcd with the stand, that the House aud Stable
have been much enlarged and have undergone thor
ough repairs, and now hns good supply OF water at
the House and Stable. 1t required, credit will DO
given for part of the purchase money, and posses
sion given in October next For further particulars
inquire OF the subsc iDor OF J. Hutchinson on hc
premises. EIkA lDE.
ST. Iohnshury Plain. July 81, Is1I. 365N6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05

Mn Polk TENNEssEE.-Tho NJ cmphis In
quircr says tho nomination Of Mr. Polk nwaicns 10
responsive thrill in the bosoms of the Loco Foco par
ty there. "Whhout exception (snys that paper thry
are Disappointed; and mum Der with whom we have
convcrscd frankly confess that il would have becn
better to have done nothing than TO have mndH such
n nomination" Tennessee elects state officers hi
onnaly No election takes place there this yoar ill
election of President.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05
COMING ELECTIONS.

On Thursday next, the people OF NoRTH Caro-
LIMA will cast their votes Tor Governor aud members
of the legislature There be no doubt that tho
Wings will sweep the State by a splendid majority.
or the Legislature to be chosen, there ia doubt,
This State is unfairly dislrcred that even with
Wing majority of thousands in the State, the Locos
IN 1912, carried both branches. We arc, novorthe-
loss, informed that the Wings hope carry least a
majority Of the lower House, and JOINT ballot, and
probably nlso in the Senate.
On Monday the fifth Of next month, elections will
also he held in the States Of Alnbnma, Kentucky In
diana, Illinois and Missouri. In Alabana only mem
hera Of the Legislature 20 be elected. Alabama
has always been a Loco Foco State; and even tho
she should continue so, il will only be ns we have
every right 10 expect
From Indiann which also elects Legislature, we
expect better things Last year the Iocos carried
majority Joint ballot. This year tho Wings can,
and trust will, carry it. 1t is of some importance,
United States Senator is be chosen in place Of
MIR White whose term expires the ilh Of March
| next
In Illinois, the election is for tho choice Of mem.
hers of Congress and for State Legislature. We
now have but Wing out of tho whole delegation
The Wings hope but for little in this State nor for
anything in Missouri
From Kentucky, the home Of HENRY CLAY, We
hope TO hear gool account. The election is for
Governor, and for members of the Legislature.
LOUISIANA ELEcrIoN. The Wings, ii appears
by the Journal Of Commerce, "a Loco Free 1rude pa
PERI have gained 1879 votes on tho Loco Foco vote
Of st2 There is no question but that this State
will cast her electoral vote for Clay and Trclrghny-
son. The Wings have the Legislature, clear ma.
oiIy Off in joint ballot At the close oflhe last years
session it was only Dordelon is elected in the 9TH
district, Yet the Wings have gained one member of
Congress.
lETsIt would do Wing friends good TO see
the notices that come TO every day OF tho move.
monts OF the great Wing Army all over the county
1heya moving like a mighty torrent on to victory
CoNCEDING CLAY's ELECTION ]. F.
Holmes, q Polk member of Congress from Ch.rlcs
ton, S. C. has come out with a manifesto respecting
Southern Texas, Slavery and Free Trade Convention
to procure repeal Of the Tariff. In his Manifesto
speaking orthe time OF holding the Convention, he
remarks:
~ should prefer to wal, until (as apPreheml will
he the Guse) the Tariff President and ari Congress
will have been olected-when all hopes Of nmcljora
ton will have passed from tho mind of every Southern
man"
ICJsTho Albany Evening Journal, after noticing
the manufactured renuuciations OF Wings, parad.
ed in the columns Of the Argus, says:
"Bul there more in this single city Of Al.
bany, who were for Van Guren in 1870 aud are for
CLAY AND THE TARIFF now than the entire State
can produce ofmen who have changed" the other
Nyny
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made ''"MoNs' Gov. Ford, of Illinois, has
for nm Hu'S't'on on the United States Government
Muyoo D'pS' TO be stationed in the noghborhood Of
mon, o, ~, prevent any bloodshed by the anti-Mor-
" VI lllc Mormon, - 'i' - 20
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people ARE determined there shall not be spot
their political integrity, Kentucky, we believe, the
Loco .Tocos put down as doublraH
Cincinnati Chronicle
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D'S2ARlEeGa

IN Walden, July 10, Of dyscnlcry, Mrs Sally, wife
Of Mr. Joseph Iusten, aged GO, -
IN Soekhridgo, July ., Hon. Elias Keyos, aged 81
a soldier of the Revolution.
Drowned, nj Amoskeag, NJ n July G, Nathaniel
w, aged years, son Of Isaac and Lucy Richardson
formerly of Brunswick, VI ''' - e..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05
ETGyeG,

E,NEQM the subscriber, July 20, black mare, fnii,
l. years old, unshol behind, somewhat spry, hnt
invors her hind feet when she fret starts. II any
will return said horse To inform mo where
can GHd her ,lIa he suitably rewarded
ALpHEUS FARE
DnnvIc, July 30 1874. a66w2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05

THE PtRArEs OF THE SALApIN. The Halifax
Of the 22d States that the four prisoners brought
into Court the morning Of The goth, and each re-
ccivcd the sentence of death. The time Of execution
not stated.
terrible thunder storm visited IIprrlsonvIc
Missouri, Oh the Ath uIt. a Mrs Elliot was kill
ed by lightning large number Of sheep wcre
killed near that place. In Van Buren, county, on the
5h, five horses woro killed by lightning
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05

ENrUcKY--Thero is n county in Kentucky,
which in 1910 gave Nr Van Buren, four Uoies. This
year will give James T. Polk mol single roie The
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, July 30.

BNINIi IVN NT.NNNTT' HuTuay, IUy 20
Reported for the Daily Advertiser aud Patriot.
At Market $40 HoGf Cattle, $500 Sheep, and $40
Swine.
PRrcrs-- Beer cattle PRICES advanced u lriGo
Extra So; first quality 81 rs; second quality s i5o;
third quality 50 "a so.
Sheep and Lambs S ales from 20 50.
Swine Lots to pebble &C. half Barrows small
lots, selected, y Sc AT retail FROM - to 6ac
BOSTON MARKEr.--Juy 80.
WOOl.-Sa!cs have been made Of pulled and
fleece wool tn iniI extent at our quotations Inc
present demand for the manufactured article, inc
amount of machinery in operation, and the mnpasSi,
bity of importing wool al present rates, render !,
the wool in the country. go
Suxony and Merino lccccs, ou %
Iod 81 n 40
Common blood, % 90
Lambs, LIST quality, az 40
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05

nRINE dairy Butter in packages. for which We
4 will pay half casI, and halfGoods.
FILLER, IDE & co.
Lyndon, July &c, isi4 365w6
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Liberation .

TkNlI;i may certify that have given my. son 5ohG
n Simons. his time, and shall claim none oil
his wages ray any debts Of his contracting nilcr
this date. JOHN SIMONS.
Walden Auqust l. I'M 366w3"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05
'Ehe FAIL Tcrm OF Caledonia
GDUM6V dsya sHbspsnu. ScEuOoE

WILL commence on the Isl Wednesday C1th) OF
w September ncXt under the charge Of G. G.
CmAsr. An accomplished female Teacher is ey
pccIcd to take charge Of the female Department
rulion-S2 to 50 90 per quarter.
For hoQrd OF rooms apply 10 the Principal.
u. MERRILL Secretary.
Pcachom Aug. ., 1874 36Gw3.
NIB. The meeting ofthe Board Of Trustees viii
be held at the house Of n, Bradleo Esq. on W"lnca
DAY 18th at o'clock, a. NJ. ID, NJ.
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Wanted,

IN exchange for goods, Frocking, Flannel, stocking
Yarn and COED Butter.
August, sli. L. JEWE1'P s. CO.
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In Earnest,

A IL persons indebted to the iaie firm OF Sheds
IN 81 Jewctl, are informed that all such demands
have become fully due, and payment must be mud,
previous to the FIRST of September next to save cosi
August. ISIi. T.. IEWETT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05
The st, Johusbury Clay Club will meet

nj the School Iiouse in Centre Village on Friday the
9Th Aug. at 81 II. NJ. All political prtics are nvit-
eG to attend. w. hCC. DlChEItMAN, sec
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05
Csasc'S Interest Fables
EpaplAElCr ar. Said.

MAY be ohaiucd at the Cnledo lian Office for d.
ANA cents each. Aug L.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05

& HINGIES, Clapboorls, and pine Boards, for sale
- Uy L. JEWETr 81 co.
August |, 1874,
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FBvTck gsrick Bricks

FANIlE subscriber has ON hand and for sale
& c,llcnt lot Of brick. Those i'll want of the ar
ticc he will he happy to accommodate,
IRA'k. BAGLEY.
st. Iohnshury. Julv &c. 1914. 3G5w4*
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

MMlSSIONEKS NOTICE.
ETTE the subscribers being appointed Ivy the Hon
w the Probate Court for the District of Orleans
commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust alt
claims and demands of all persons against the rs
tate Of JOHN klMBAli',
late OF Barton in said District, decreased, represent
ed insnl,cnt and all claims and demands cx
hib,cd in ,T,ol thcGato, and six months from this
date being aIlnwc, for that purpose, hereby give
notice that will attend to the business OF our
opnoip,rnrnt At John H. Kmhalrs Office in said Bar.
ton. on the ~ Tuesday of November next at ter
O'Clock, III the forenoon,
GILBERT ELLIS,
DANIEL SMITH, SCQmmisaionors.
A. g., ROBINSON, }
Barton. July IL. 1914. SHOWS
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16
LSlJGLEY'S
Great western INDIAN PanaGea,

Compounded entirely of Vegetable
Substances;
Free from Calomel and all other Minerals
For the history of this medicine, and It's unrivaed
and truly surprising succcss and popular.
ity, see large bills.
Ell is recommended general cathartic for
a family use--in dyspepsia and all bilious disea.
scs, il is invduahle--fJr Asthma it is considered n
specific, 10 case having yet occurred which it has
fail, 10 curc--for common colds, imflammatory
diseases, rheumatism, affections Of the liver, &C..
and for females, il is safe sad excellent remedy.
CE,JsTITICATE,
From Dr.. Siig' West Of Bnshampfon, " Y
Mr. honclcy Dear Sir; ! have used your Great
Wesrc Indian Panacca in my hmily, and have
repeatedly prescribed il ior patients under my care
and am sasfeI tha, il is ulNaye a safe. and in very
many cases nm invaluable modcinc.--It operates as
aiaNo,i'e without nnus'n, or pains and while it cf.
rciusllv ohva'cs cc-iivcnrss acts upon the stomach
ard liver az an al orative correcting acily aud re-
storing the healthy condition of those orT1ns.
Very respectfully YOURS S. WEST.
For sale by JOHN w. rRll1NG. Sunlurv.
JACOB BRIGHT NJ thumbeTland
" ~ 20ih, lSi3--ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16
Northumberland County. IS.

In he Orphans Court Of said county, at
Jan. Term A. ID. 1914.
0N motion of Charles w. Higgins, ESQ, the
~ Court award Rule on Jacob Long, George
Long. John Long Catherine, in'efmarFiej with
Samuel Gonset, Mary, intermsrrei with jonathan
ka,hcrmsn, liarrc, Lorg and Jane Long of " hom
lot Bctgstresser Is guardian, Sarah, iu,ermarricd
with wiz am Countner. EIia lheh, iu,cimarrcd
with jonn MDch Catherine, intermorried with Ia.
vd Gibson. Polly, intcrmauiej with William
Rhe2ds, and Lydia Ann Shsarcr being the eli lren
and heirs al law Of George Long sr.. decd dlueh.
ter Elizabeth, intctmarlitd with Peter Shearer, and
who deceased previous the death of said nteslate,
heirs md distributes of George Long, ST., late Of
August township. Northumberland county, deed.
to appear in our next O phans Cont to be held
for sai1 county, TO wit: on the first day Of April
1874, and accept refuse he estate Of said George
Long. ST.. deed, or show cause why the same
should not hc sold.
CCriifed from the records of our said Orphans
Court, this 18th day of January, A. u. 1874.
EDWARD OYSTER,
Feh. 2ilh, lS4i ct CIR q. c.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16
Rose Ointment, for T'cltcr.
4 PROOF or IT'S EFFICACY.

PHiiAniLrHtt, May 9th, 1899.
TINS j. to Gently t'ai was severely afflicted
with letter in The hands and feet for upwards
OF forty wears; the disease was attended generally
with ,io.crt itching and sv cling. applied to
rumh,rof physicians, and used great many appli-
Ca'iors without cllcc,ug a cure. About year
since, ] opVlcd tire Rose Ointment, which entirely
stopped the itching. and few appiicati rs Immeii-
atcly cur,d the disease. which there has been 10
return of. although had never hceu ril of it at
any time for iIiy years. RICHARD SAYAhE,
Eleventh, below Sprucc Street.
CT The Rose Ointment Is prepared by l.. u.
Naulhan, = Iuih East corner Of IhiId and Race
Streets, rhade'I Tia, aud ID on agency in Sunhu.
rv hv ii. b. MASSER,
MAY lith, lSi3. hge.f
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16

As there at this time many wicked persons
husi'y engaged Ia selling a counterfeit medicine
der the name of the Indian Vegetable Pills-aud as
these desperate m,n are utterly reckless of con.
sequences, that many valuable lives may be lost in
consequence of using their dreadful compounds,
the public cautioned against purchasing any
Pills, unless on the sides Of the boxes the following
wording is found:
WRlGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS,
(hdian PWgaiiue.)
OF THE NORTH AMERIcAN CoLLFGE OF HEALTH.
And ase to he especially careful against purcha-
sing said medicine Of any person except the rcgu.
lar advertised agents.
AGENTS FOR NORTHUMBERLAND CO.,
PENNSYLVANIA.
H. b. Masser, Sunbury--Wm m. Forsyth, Nor
thumberand-Jacob Haas, Shamokin - Samuel
Herb, Mahonoy-Byery & ID. Haas, Augusta
Thomas Fomer, Milton - Ireland & MeiXell.
McEwensyille-E $. Piper Turbutsyiile-II ame.
Reed, Poltsgrove II. kase, S"ydcrslow,
II. II. Knebei, p. NJ, EI'.suurg P. C.--Wm
Lesenring, + M, pnic., Corner.
Office and General Tepo, for the sale o
N7ighTs Indian Tfgs,abh Pills, Wholesale an,
Retail, No, ls9 RACE STREET, PHILADEL
PhiAl Msy 81, ls4S.-ly