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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23
TAILORING TAILORING -!
PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS,
MAGNETIC FLUID.

yENHIS remarkable discovery has received the unver-
Il sal appreciation of the Medical profession oi Great
Britain and has now been sufficiently long before the
American public TO give a fair test Of lis power and
efficacy. ThePaient Gaiuanie Rings have been found
10 answer all the purposes for which the ordinary
Calvanic Battery, or Electric and Magnetic mach
ines are used, but are without any Of the injurious
shocks which accompany the application by those in
struments and in many other respects are more safe
and certain in accomplishing the desired object.
The Galvanc Rings have been used with perfect
success 10 all cases of Rheunaism acute or chronic,
applying to the head, face or limbs; Goui, Tie Doto-
retir, Toothache, Bron ehiiis, periigo Nervous or
Sick Headache, Indigestion, Paralysis, Palsy, Epi-
lepsy, FITS Cramp, Palpiidiion Of the Heart, Apo
piery- ifhess Of JOINTS, Lumbago, Spinal Com
plants, Neuralgia General Debility, Deficiency Of
Nervous Energy and all Nervous disorders Their
extraordinary effect upon the system must be witness
ed 10 be believed and a certain preventive for the
preceding complaints, they are equally 10 be recon-
Inended. The Gavanic Rings are in every way per-
fecty harmless and sold at prices 10 be within the
reach Of all. Chrisiies Magnetic FLUID is used in
connection with the Rings TO render their efficient ac-
lion certain and to direct the Galvanc influence to
particular parts which affected. For numerous
certificates of the highest character regarding the eff
cacy OF the Gavanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid, re-
ference is made TO former advertisements, they may
be seen at the Office The only Agency 10 New
York is at lSl Fulton street, (Sun Building.)
o3- To guard against fraud, DR. Christie will ap-
point but Agent in each ofihe cities OF the Eastern
States. The only agency for Windham Co., VT, is
at MORSE & MlLLER'S, Bfatteboro, where testi-
monlas Of the efficacy OF said Rings and Fluid be
given.
Braulebnro, Aug. -, ls45. tl52
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NEW GOODS.

rINHE subscriber has Just received general a,,o,
IL ment of FALL and WINTER GOODS. wb,.
will be sold at the lowest price.
Also, lot of prime Sole Leather, from ID to I,
cents per 10.
All kinds of produce received in exchange for Goa
Plense call and see. II. F.. BAKER
Fayetteville, Oct. 6, 1S45. !
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

Sign Of a Tedious Winter.-It is a remarkable
fact that bees, This year. so far learn, says
the Hartford Times, have almost universally refused 10
swarm; and in some instances, after filling their hives,
they have commenced laying up store on the outside
Such extraordinary conduct of these weather-wise and
provdenl insects, il is thought indicates winter Of
unusual length and severity.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

Inc pork market is opening finely for the farmers
per cwt Corn is much more plenty this wear ,bs en-
last, and this will enable farmers to keep their hoes
until they are in gond condition for MARKET avne
County (Ia.) Record. Ns"'
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OCTOBER 8, 1916.
Dickermdn s. POWers,

One Door South Of r. C. Lords,
LEAVE received complete assortment of FALL
IL and WINTER GOODS suitable for The com
ing season, which they will sell for cash, cheap Puf-
chasers respectfully invited TO call and examine Tor
themselves.
~ b. Nanied IN exchange for Goods, Wooden
yarn, Stockings, Mittens, Frockng, Knit Drawers,
sc. &c. avn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23
NEW GOODS.
an the NeiC Styles.
CUNE & GOODHUE,
No. q, Granite Row.

HAVE now received their New York purchases
Il Il We have about 500 Shaws Of beautiful styles
Wavery and Gala Plads for Choking, entirely new.
400 pieces Prints, Fall styles;
GO " Blk, coord, Silk & Cotton warp Alpaca;
so " Blk, Blue, Changesbe and Stripe Silks;
Also, great variety Of cloths for over-coats: Cassi-
meIs; Vestings; Broadeloths; sc. &c.
The above goods were purchased at bargains and
will be sold Purchasers invited to call and see
them.
Brattleboro, Oct. S, 1s45.
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Another mad OK got loose 10 New York on Thurs
Gay morning and ran fuousy through several streets
snocSRg DOWN number of people in his course
iams street, and killed. rO'' - ~"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23
q. G.. HALL
HAS JUST RECEIVED

4 a pieces Blk and colored Apaeas;
HI 40 pieces Muslin de LANES rich Fall styles all
qualities Cashmeres Chameleon Brocades; Gala Plaids
PLAID and Striped Wool Cloakngs;
Rich Fancy Dress Silks Bonnet Vevets
Rich Bonnet Rbbins Large of rich Shawls
300 pieces Calcos German and American
Broadeloths Plain and Fancy Cassimeres; Satinetsi
Fashionable Vesiings
Together with all kinds Of Staple Goods Tailors
Trimmings of the best quality &c, &c.
Having purchased his goods in New York and Boston
with great care he feels confident OF giving his friends and
the public satisfaction as 10 styles and prices.
Oct ], 1915 &
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Apple trade in OstOego.-There have already been
shipped from oswego to Ohio and Michigan 5000 har-
Iels OF apples, TO supply the crop cut off there by the
frost II is said that any quantity of this fruit can be
sold al the port mentioned, for shipment
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NEW GOODS.

- & C. LAWRENCE are opening choice lot
~ of FALL and WINTER GOODS, which they
otier TO the public at their usual low rates: and not
feeling disposed TO take up too much in the col
more important information, they would simply say
that almost every article which is wanted can be
found at their store All are invited TO call.
Sept so, l845. 6
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GreenIeafs ImprOved Grammar

TTNHE Subscriber having made an arrangement viii
IL the author, now Offers TO the Public this cor.
pleie, LABOR SAVING GRAMMAR. The study of Eno.
sh Grammar, in the usual way, is a long, dry, ,si
rksome task. Children have TO labor year after YEA,
says DR. Mason, without much progress, through ,
literary swamp, and when they grow weary, the b,,,
is applied; while the blame is wholly, and solely 10 !,
attributed to the method Of Instruction. 10 this roi
a new way is struck out, which completely remoys
every impeachment, and at makes the study plea.
ant and profitable TO even children.
Teachers are invited TO give the work an mp,.
tia examination. ~. Price IS cents.
JOSEPH STEEy
Brattleboro, October 4, 1545.
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TO PRINTERS.
STATE OF VERMONT.


Probate District of MARLBORO S.
In Probate Court, October I4h, 1916.
ZONES John +. Stearns, Executor of the last
~ VIII and Testament of REUBEN STEARNS,
late oil bratieboro in sand District, deceased and rep
resents to the Court, that the claims against said E.
tate, as reported by the Commissioners
IT. amount to s45e,96
That costs Of settling said Estate, will
amount 10 about 1900
S527,96
That the Inventory of personal property
amounts to s56,ssi
Leaving balance unproyided for from
personal property, of ss7I,l2i
He therefore prays the Court, to grant him License
10 sell The whole of the Wood Lot ESQ caled) contain
ing about twenty acres, situate in the Southery part
OF bfaiteboro and contained in the Inventory of
deceased; as there Legacies beaueathed TO con-
siderable amount, say $4,000, aside from the claims
allowed and expenses of settling
JOHN F. STEARNS, Executor.
Whereupon, il is ordered, that a hearing be had in
.ne premises before said Probate Court, at the STATED
essoh 'hereoI TO be holden at the Probate office il
Dia'ueooro IN said District, on the last THURSDAY Of
october instant; and for the purpose of notifying all
persons interested therein, of the time and place Of
Hecsng' that they may appear and object To the same
N W tney see ht.) The said Executor is directed to
puosh copy oil the Record of this order three Wesks
sueeess'cety IN the Vermont Phenix printed at Brat.
ueooro IN said District, previous to said time appoint
ed for the hearing.
true copy from the Record
A''eSl' LEMUEL WHITNEY,
Judge OF Probate
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TO SAVE COST.

~ o1 ~ Tvs 1s
A LII those indebted 10 the subscribers must mai.
IN payment within sixty DAYS.
HOUGHTON & HUNT
Also, all demands against US, should be presented By
the first Of December next.
Guilford, Oct. 7, Is45. sw7'
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For the Gentlemen.
Crorkrrp ann Gslass aGdrr.

The above goods are all new and fresh, and Of
fered as low the lowest. The Ladies and Gentle
men respectfully invited TO call and examine them,
as we shall be happy TO show them at all times
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23
LIME, LIME.
CLOTHS.

A great variety OF Coat and Pant Cloths Just bouah
IA for cash, and will be sold low by
II. Z. BAKER
Fayetteville, Oct. 6, Is45. I
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Oils, Paints, Drugs a. Medicines.
NOR sale cheap, by HE. BAKER
IL Fayetteville, Oct 6, ls45
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w A n Il ED.

CASH in exchange for notes and accounts of one
~ year standing or more. The exchange should Be
made previous TO the first Of Nov. next.
DICKINSON, DAY & co.
Oct /, l845. AVE-
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PAPER HANGINGS.

MNN Rolls Paper Hangings, new and elegant
CT before offered In this place, for sale by
p,.,,.b. BUTTON s. CLARK.
wv - 'o7V
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Orphans Court Sale.

IN pursuance of an order cf the Orphans Court
L Of N;rthumherland county, viii, be sold a, pub
lie vpndue on Saturday the Goth day Of September
next on the premises, to wits A certain tract of
land situate in the township of li'le Mahonoy, in
said county adj ming land Of Jacob Hilhsh, Leon
ard Reed, and the Mahonoy Creek, containing lg7
acres, more or less. whe,eon is erected two story
Log House, Spring house. large Bank Barn and
two orchards. Al.o, a, the same time AMI place,
the undivided tenth part Of three tracts of uninpro
we'd land, situate in Little Mahonoy and Coal town
ships, viz: two tracts adjoining lands Of Danie'
Herb snr, decd, and Others, containing about 500
acres, and the other adjoining Wendell La'scha and
others, in Coal township, containing about 100
acres-Late the estate of Leonard Ferster, deed.
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock. A. NJ, Of said
day, when the terms Of sale will I've m, ,de known
by PETER FERSTER.
Sunbury, Aug l6, 1856, Admir-
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"Sugar Coated Pills.:

n r were willing TO limit The office of tas'e to
H lis pr, per hire. and Ia cease eating VIXEN mp
Ieite ,xprcs.ei conter,, Indigestion would ke q
much raIer occurrence 10 civilized communities
than i is observed to he. IIlppocratcs remarked
that we're rerspraons arising during s',cp, with
out any other apparent cause, sure On ,hl;
tco much ~ nj hmst is made use of. The lay of
reckoning will iu W such q state of repcticn.
which cnCs the bodily func 10 E, and may le d TO
sudden death hv some acute li .oase. when the in.
dN'hnal rs apparently in good heath.
Da Ssrrus (>rGAu CoArru) "iNrnovrn TS
DIAN NgGEranLE Pits" are all-"firacous 10 rr.
guat" rhr state of The stmnch inn rove ,licrs'lo ,
and purify ihs iui.!s. A. they are pIuasant and
perfect, hume they nrr r.sored To ,xian.i ia
hy the dyspe lie and all PERSONS Of scd1nt1v la.
hits. M family should lie without them.
90 tAUTiON.-As miscIahlc imitation has
been made, t,y the name Of Sugar Coated Pills"
it is nv to he that Dn. & Benz SNIrH's
slgua'ure is every box. Price 25 ceris.
PIuc;psl Office. 10 Grccnwich st Nv y ork.
Sold by John W. FRIlING. Sunbury.
WIN. FORSYTHE. Norihum'd
Aucus 30 IS15
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FOURTEEN
CdIuabIe arttrIcS
BnxSsrR's vrnnirrer CERTAIN cure fo

BRENNERs NERwIrUGE - ctrf0jn cure for
worms--sate and very pleasant TO lnke.
.. GipsoN's Exru,crs. which remove Grease
Of all kinds, Dry Pants. Tar. Varnish and Wax,
from carpets from clothing, without injuring the
color W the cloth.
3 LoSpoS Fry PApru-the hest thing know
for killing flies and musqutnes
4. A certain Destroyer Of Rats, Mice, Reaches
and An's,--and another of Bed Bugs.
D. GUNS's SrscIrir GT SUR stomach, Heart
Burn and Water I}rash Ivy one who hid sull red
thirteen years, before he discovered the cure
DR. STEVENS GnErN Ointment for the Piles
II has never failed TO cure.
7. HsppIsoSs Ttrrru WASH.
8. BuEMoSp's ISpELIuLE lNK,- without q
rival.
0. THr CoMpnuSp Co~rrcrIox OF FIcs-
Just the medicine for children and for women il is
so plcasan, ,o taxi.
10. BtcK's VrGEr,BLE ANrinILrors Pills.
II. GuSN's EuoLLir>r W,rra.rnour PASTE.
for Harness, Boots, &c. 1t soiiens the leather, aud
keeps out The water.
IL. FooR Mass SrRESGruENt~a PL,srrn.
l3. JacKsoN's D,AunumA MIXTURE, whrh
cures the worst DauhUa in few hours
il JAcKsuSs DYsr>r,uv MixruEr. a Ger,
tain and speedy cure for Dysente,y aud Summer
ComplIint
The above valuah' articles are sold wholesale
and retail. hv l.. &. GUM. No | South J. Eh
street. Phiiadelplia--where Sorckecpcr- and y.
hers wi be- supp led with pure African CAYENNE
Pcppcr, Arnca FioNrts, Drugs Paints, Oil. Glass
and NarnlshCs. nj the lowest prccs Terms onlv
cash. G j Cut out the Advertisement, aud bring
II with won
Phil Ilrlphin July 10Th, lSi5.--lv.
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w ELCH MANN * DELANAN.
PROPRlEIORS
J. w. PAHCHER. Agent,


VENtilS uNnIV.LiEn EarEsrnI,S conrs, com
1 posi- g leo MEN aud HORSES, will he pre-
cedrd hy the Nav NoRK BHass BANp in mag
miic,n, Carriage, drawn Ivy Eight Cream tul'rri
House, on their srdv,i in town. The ariis : nl>
tachel 10 this p pular establishment are OF
the ghest reputation and reSrcctahhty, and stand
c'a, sod among The first Equesrri1ns either IN Eu
rope or America. Among the uumher vii he
found Mr. ] ], Nathan, the wonderful Hcrculean
Horseman-Mr. w. Nrrhos. the great Backward
Ridrr-Naster John Glrurnv, tho ony true and
perfect trek Equesrlan of ihe dty-W. kncald.
the Young dashug Rd,r-- Mr.. Chamh'rs, the elr.
CANT Sceuic Hnrseman--Mr. l.. Woods. the sue:
cessful petsoniiira,ion of Wh Indians of th" For,
esr-Mrs VI Wood, the hrautifu Fem,lc Artist
Mr. Dunbar, the Extraordinary India Ruh!eI Man
Masters Reynolds and Paslur, the iuvenlle pc :
Of the Arena-Mr Jameson, the Come Singer sul
Bat 10 Player-Mr. Wnnemore, The cnlorcd Vocal
is,-Mr Jnhn Diamond, the f,r.famed Ncgro
Break Down Dancer-Mr. ii, Nichols RIDING
Master and Mr.. Jno May, the most popular and
celebrated Clown The day. For farther psricu-
lars bills at the Hotels.
Will he erhibited at SuSBuRr, on FRIp.y Az
/ rERNooS, August 29ih.
/ Doors open at 2 10 commence at 2 i-2 O'Clock
/ +. VI. Admission only 2S cents.
The above company will exhibit 1T Lawrence
vile, Tirga county, or the 2lsti at Covington. OF
the 22d at Block House, on the 23d at vii
liumsp"r', on the 25,h at Muncy, on the Goth a
Milton, on the eth at lewisburg, on the 2sth
! and at Dlnville, on the 30th
| August l6, ls35
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SEED.-rhe highest Pr,ce will re
given for Flax Seed, at the store Of
Aug Q, lsi5. HENRY MASSER.
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BALTINoRU NARKBT.
Office ofthe BAIrrMons AmEnrcas. Aug. o5

OWce U me BALTIMoHe AMERICAN, Aug. %
GRAlN.-The supply of Wheat at market today
is quite small. The demand, however, is lim.
ted and prices remain much as last week We
quote good 10 prime reds at so a S6 cts and or.
dinary to good rs so cts Ordinary to good
white Wheats sell at S5 a 90 cts and family -four
parcels at 90 a 9S cts
Corn has advanced Sales to-day at so 81
cts for white, and 81 Sc cts. for yellow.
Md. Rye is worth 60 a 62 cts.
Sales of Oats at 81 a 80 cts
WHlSREY demand has improved and
prices are frmer. Sales to-day of hhds at %
223 cts; and OF bbls. 80! cts.
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TERMS REDUCED.

--2 - -9~|- --EO -sll
DAGUERRTiN GALLERY of Patent Tycmi.
um Coiored Hkenesses, and Phofographic
Depot;
No. l36 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
No. PSI Broadway. New York No. rs Court
Street, Boston No l36 Chesnut Street, phila.
deph'a Baltimore street. Baltimore Broad
way, Saratoga Springs No. Sc CANAL Street,
New-orleans Main Street Newport, Il. T. And
Main Street Du Buque, Iowa.
I CONSTITUTING the oldest and most Exicn-
" sive Estali .hmeu, Of the kind in the Wo,jl.
aud containing more than a THOUSAND PpR.
TRAITS. embracing those of some Of the most
distinguished individuals, in the United States
Almjt'ance free.
This Establishment having been awarded 'he
Medai, -Four First Premiums, and f,co m gb.t
H,nOrs' at the Exhibitions at Boston, New Nork
and ihllade ha. respectively, for best Picture and
Appara'us. is thus officially sustained in the po-i-
'ion of superiority heretofore universally assigned Il
'y the pubic, ~ "FirSt in the WO,M'
june 2Sth, lSi5-ly
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VALUABLE
Il N t "a { 10 n
voOOx @AEgma

WILL. he exposed for sale at public vcnluc. on
w the 9th day Of October next, on the premises
the large and extensive Plantation, late the estate
Of William Reeser, decd, situate in August, town
ship Northumberland county, about niles from
Sunhury 4 miles from the Pottsvile and Danville
Ri, Road. miles from the Susquchanna River and
about miles from The Great Mahonoy Coal Re-
eion, and The Great Road to Harrisburg and
Womcslorf, containing $50 acres, li0 acres of
which a'e cleared, with large proportion Of mea.
dow and an orchard; the residue is we'll timhered
Said pl 'n'ation can I've divided into three distinct
farms without prejudice 10 any Of the divisions.
each division having good supply of w,cr nv
running streams and springs in every direction.
S-.s The improvements C ms ST Of large
N STONE DWELLING HOUSE, as f.
s...ES, front ard 81 r. deep, which was occupied
.---&-sss: for number cf years as Tav,rn Sand,
and in which a store is kept at present A spring,
close Wv. runs through the cellar. There is also
Bank D,tn, with extensive stahling, on the prcmi
ses; also Shw-mill considerable stream that
runs through part of the place; also House and
Barn ncar the saw-mil 1t will I've Offered in s,ral
tracts, il purchasers wish the same. An iudspu,a-
bic tr and possession be given on the LIST of
April. 1916.
sale tn commence n, 10 o'clock 4 NJ. on said
day, when the conditions will he made known hv
SAMUEL REESER,
DAVID REESER,
Augusta, Aug. lG. lsi5.-st Executors
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PRICE CURRENT.
Estate OF sohn rIng.,a1vou.. decd

NIOTItE is hereby given. that letters Of admin
~ istration on said ,ss'e have hern grained 10
the s,.hscihrr. Prrsons having demands agains,
the estate, requ.seld p'eent them for exam.
nation aud settlement and those knowing them.
selves nd,b;cd 'eqrr,'cd to mako payment i'm.
Irrhiaeiv. PETER II GHAWOIT
Rush t.hr, Aug. 30, lSi5-6i Alm't
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Naluab bic Property
FOR SALE,

ENTILL re sid, Al pubic 'enlur, on Friday
w and Saturday, the 5ih aud Gis Of Scptcu.
her. lSi5, IN Jackson township. Northumberland
c"urty, Pa, the following described valuable pro-
perry, viz:
l,t On Friday Sept, 9Th, on the prem cs. ,ha
valuable Farm situate IN SAID township, on the road
l. sdiug from G,o'g town to klin.er,towu and
Pnusvill.. ahout m5les from Gerrcetrwn and the
Susquehanna river. ard six mites from Kin gers.
town, now occupied 10y Jtc h Lesher, containing
2ii acres, of which about $50 acres are cleared
and IN good cultivation, aud the remainder covered
with The finest GroNt ia OF the most valuable timber,
The Improvements on this fam consist of tao ,lr-
giant two story dwelling houses, standing near each
other the one ii log house and the other frame
house. with an sNrelion, well Of Na'cr near the
door, lnrre hank harm, a wagon house, granny,
corn cob, cider press, aud other out buildings.
ih,Ie are also on the prem"cs, i~n exc, Hem,
nrcharls, producing various kind ot truu Of
tie hest quslty, limestone quarry aud lime ln.
The whole tract consists of limestone land of as N.
p, rinr a quality as any in the statr. The ABOVE
dcscrhd farm wi We sol together or in peIt,, ln
suit purchasets aud an putahe title and peace
able possession given on the 81 dy Of Aprl nrx'.
-. On tur'sy, plemter H. on the prrml.
ses. eXcelrut Farm or tact of land, (now ocou-
pied ty john l.e-hrr) situate in the township and
county aforesaid, 3 miles from KiInger Stown, On The
( road lradirg from tuinnOwn tn khuGentnNn,
cont inning Gs acres, adjoining lands of Abraham,
! TTou,m,n and B, namln l.elcl, and the Mshnn
tongo Geek about 50 of whlch cleared and
/ in good cultivation, and tie reminder excellent
woodland whereon are erected large two story
dwelling house. with excellent well of water al
the door, large double log barn, with al other ne
cessiry out buildings. There is also upon the pre-,
misses an exceli,n, orchard, with all kinds of III,
| chucesi fruit. PesccabIe possession aud undls
! plted title will be given the 2 of April next.
Both the above farms will be sold ss the propcr,,
of the late Samuel le,htr, decd, by ,lnuc of hi
last will and testament
Persons wishing to see The property before lh'
sale. viii please call on Jacob Lcsher, on the pre-
| misses or on Michael lenker, who lives near ia,
same. JACOB lESHER. /r,
MICHAEL LENkER. SHA''
Jackson tshPr July goth, lsi5.-0L
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NEW GAEPEI-NGS.

NEW CAEFEI-lTGS.
VsNllE sub-crihers have received aud are now
L opening splendid Assortment Of The following
'nds--
SaSony, Wilton and Velvet Carperirgs
BRUSSELS and Imperial py do CAR
Extra superine aud fine lrgrains do pE l.
Engliah shaded Il Dama,k Venetian d. ING,
American t~illrd sud ha'd 10
English Dneeeus and Wooden Floor Cloths
Stair aud Passage Bookings
Embossed Piano and Table Covers
London cheuille and Tuftei Rugs
Door Mats II sve,y description.
-tLSD--
4 larpc aud ,xrn,ive essndmhrt Of Floor Oil
Cloths. tom one 10 eight ysrds de- cut to fit eve
~ description Of rooms or PASSAGES.
Also low priced l,grain Ca'Pctngs iIom 3l4 tn
62I cents per ward. together with ia'ge auieKt,n-
sye assortment of goods usually kept 1y carPet
merchants.
The above goods will be SOIL wholesale or rrsil
at the lowest market prices. Country merchants
aud Others particularly invited to c'h ana 'A'-
mine our stock heiore making then = ,sc'l"ns'
CLARKSON, RICH Il MtLLirAS'
! Successms ,o Joseph Blackwood NO III |heshut'
I CORNER of FranShn Place.
! phllad,l, ha, Eco, 22d, le4a.---
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-30
GZaI2 2AT aDvvs

N NAME t" the residence Of the subscriber in
" Point township. about the middle nf June
last, a RED COW about 7 wears old The owner
is requested 10 ca', prove property pay charges and
take her away, or she will he disposed Of as the
law directs. VII LIAM LEMON.
Point rpsh August ODD, is45.-3,