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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-13
EXTRACT or 4 LETTER FROMA POST
MASTER, DATED

PENnRoKE. Washington CO.. Maine, Apr. 90. is4i.
Mr.. ISAAC BuTTS.-Dear Sir: 4, the re
quest of many Of my friends in this place sna vci
nitv who are afflicted with consumption and liver
complaints. take the liberty Of asking ycu to ap-
point some one in this county agent 10 se'l Wis
rams BALsAM OF Win CHFnRr, and to send him
few dozen ,as there is none OF i, for sa'e within
200 miles from this have no doubt that il would
meet with ready sale if il were where it could lie
procured without TOO much expense and delay
NV wife was attacked about six months since
with what the physicians called the first Stage Of
ccn>ump,ion--a complaint very prevalent in this
s,cion of country Having seen the Basam ad-
Vertlsed in Augusta.
q 200 MILES FROM HERE, u
took the pains to send there for hottie Of it,
which she took, and whch helped her so much that
| sent for two bottles more, which she has also N.
ken, and he now says she has not felt well for
six years aakhe does at this time. All those who
have imputed of me and sscertained wha, effect the
Balssm had, are anxious 10 have some for sale in
this vicinity, which is the cause of my writing you.
Please inform me by re,u n of mail whether you
conclude to send some. and if so TO whom, in order
that it may be known where it can I've had.
am with respect yours, etc.
y. G. FARNSWORTH, p. NJ.
The whole country is fast learning tha, no mcdi-
cne-no physiclan-no preparation OF any kind
whatrvcr-can eqnal DS. WisrARs BALsAN OF
WILD CHEnRr.
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20 Country Merchants.

Sept. Is. is4s-Iy
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STKATr0N'S OFFICE.
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTu ,TR Eer
Let NIL the word they can
FOR selink PrLes SrE .rrnr,. The man,


For selling PriLn-, SrE IN. man.
Drawn Nos; Of Lee-bug Lottery. FIX. No October 9Th
49, ~ ~ ~ 10 So IS 81 81 60 - la . a.
Tickets Nos : ~ II. - IS -, aud ca CD "a three
more Capitals sold and paid by S'rRATroN
Drawn Nos. at Alexandria LOTTERY Extra 23g Oct 7,h
50 "a 81 - 80 81 81 I6 10 ~ e. 40 AZ
'"' s"'' A'"s 80 ~ % Three more Capital.
u" 81 62 O. IA one Iut,,ry s.Id and
"a IN - 60 paid by Su.ttou.
pfanh Nos OF Alexandria Lottery, Extra DO Oct 9Th
81 . 6G 50 II 20 ~ 81 - al SIS 50 IN 6I
oia"n Nur at Mon"ngaa LOTTERY, Extra No o Dct IN
10 ID 81 81 6n ~ 3 Is IS 30 40
ticket Nos 3 - 10 THEE more Capitals in the
DO. do 81 40 81 Doll,r Lottery sold and maid
,1A ,,, u': DO, ~ 50 81 Dby STRATToN.
Hhf"LN" HECtIpED EgERY D.4Y 4T OCIO CK
$1,000, 1000.
saiurday-A-hatra ENtra 242 Cap,aI--s.Oop aooo ,oo
IS - ~ '''"' Ps
S50,00O, $4,000!
t"t Monday mnninsAir Isntria r. Capta. ASH nm
ooo 300 "Ooo so pf 1000 rs No. rs
whoIe' sia halves $50, qn AIS.
u Look out for The BrilaA; Scae,n. 10 b. drawn nm
Tue iim October. Capital $JU.UuO! rs Number-I5
drawn. Tickets Sl5-Shares in proportion.
ouyrrs AZ. -'rcd To list Ut which arr
NJ ihe Once, pooi Of what been done. and .v.,y
~i~ihs e"nihucS TO the
E ora"rs for package m , ,bnv
ehenrs aud ~ III ,encs will be promptly attended t ana
itaw,ns seat at.r Irggc,.d. 49, ~
r'fise '"iie,s orders u n. srRArTuN
= Richmond. Va.
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". CLAH E's Celebrated Prize OIIiee,
-. htrhnond. Va.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR OCTOBER Iei5
S5O,oou, $4,000, 10000!
The SPLENDID Al-iand ia Io-ry Class Ist5-,o be- dr.,
IN N"iash "a u a. on Saturday October IsiS. u No
LSueJ 10 'a~n ballots Brilliant Scheme. and Cau,t,I az
s0o"o SPLENDID PTrLc Of s5OOs Of Soso
OF 5s7 SOP OF 1000 so 100 ~ 400
OF goo Se Tickets SIS Halves so Quarters IS Frbhs
st Certificates Of Pack. &c wbol- Ticket. sisO-
Halves and Quarters pr portion.
S3O.00Ol
hetanlrIa Lottery t,s ic for
ha e. On Saturday. October Isih CailaI. s1 uo
'oouo soOo 1Ji' OF 25Gr, 500 900
OF 900 &C % No Lot IL Dsws Baiots Tickets o;
hAIsrs D. eusr'rs so. C,uica;e.
I'eAe's slSo-halvrs and orsress IN proportion
S25,OO0
hhaidfta Lottery Ga No ~ for iSt5--to
o,a u u on Saturday "ctoh.r sSh s2S OOn
oooe fo"o 1000 ssoo Ia 10 OF 200
&C 90 Nos IL Ballots Tickets SIU Halves Quar,er. 81 So
CerheAies OF Packages Of - Who'll. Teke Io-E.v.s and
oulreTs IN P'o3ur.'on
" Orders Ior resrts Certificate. VI
IN the above SPLENDID Lotteries most PROMPT n,
enbon and account Of
ae' = over 10 sA ~ho oier Ticket. ft-e II DO,
Hke' H"u''H JOHN NJ. CLARKE
uIond Va
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OF
VALUABLE FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Horses, Mules, Niich Cows. Wagon, aud Carts

ST AUCTION, WITHOUT REsEEYE
VIE -nhrnb'r having drIasd
res1des-'Ihe Cottage"->lated m
on I'll" Williamsburg stage Road WEDNESDAY Nor,py
oenher a. commencing 10 for nj ,ueto
on me pfsi-sr the
all OF which are worthy the &c IN want
part : follows 49,
oi work Homes and Mu.s farm WAGONS and Carts
good bagsy aud uarpes sl.nGr eShins Machine goo,
wheat ran IL AIch Cows valuable and OF good
sosk stra~eu'ie poush Harrow, many Other farnnr
Ut.1sIIs. ' ~ "e
with gu ,nuy Of
Terms saieFor OF $40 and under es, ovs, Sso
ioui months credit for approved eBdr-J negotiable n,.s
SARAH 4 rHELTOS,
FL, curiI OF A u. Shelton, deed
W The above sale wIl be e-ndueL.d by
3-eoLls Il.
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Auftion Gales.


FTTsuE DAYS.
sy punieP. neaearc a 90.
sio css~s Shoes Roots Rat. and Cana
AT AUCTION.
~ WEDNESDAY. THE 18TH INST, AT
'" oeiss an front of ssor-. will s.n , .,re ,,s
s"sn nf'nsn of b. shoes Hats entirely fr.,h .,a
sdsp.d b. the Pan and Winter .aI-- Goa. .,i.x o. ~
",assei hip sni calf l. and n s,os.us
" water Riots
Lshi calf B.pt-
sprrE s..I Punp-
"oup~n'. spI,Lg h..i p-,s-d DOW nin~.
q. Pump. and Ba.l,u.
Aoruoeo ana Nd TuIn.
mock well .itb-r sbo-s
BOYS heavy thick
D. and u Bro=.n.
fonths' l. and kp
Miss p%xs-d Slippers
GrntI@tneS'- hns esh Pooi.
City made Brovu--
naes' h"-,ia f-hfi 'a-.to-r- AMI H.t.
Mems Gard s.al-it- nd Fur eap.
SUPER black Wool Hats
hl~o, and
TEsss-iposr sIO0, cash over tia, ,r,o,., . -, - A..
- -''' !" ~p'p-f Or u NJ 10. Aue..
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lotteries.
j. +. w ORD.
LOTTERY VENnPR

j. +. WORD.
LOTTERY VENDER,
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE
RIcHsosD. NissiSIA,
ELLIS Tickets In NIL f.Otei,e. under the m,,s,.o.,,
~ vi J. q. GRnaoEY g. Co. on tie same tenn. ,h,,
they are sold at tho Managers Office.
The following hno Lotteries offered TO the noe. o(
the public -
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. CL.-B,
q. b. d,ss. ia I-Is
srahsd Capitals!
O SJD,UUO - Pri1-- oI SI OOO
! at 25.O0D 81 d., s,,o
ID 10000 50 do auo
ii G.O00 100 do On
81 3.s77 2O0 do 200
,, DC, &e. We
Whole Tieke. SIS; halves 81. 80 quarters 1915.
rs Nos, Is drawn ballots.
A package Of 90 Whole Tickets, At fifteen doIlar.
each, costs S1an
Pree 1T two tickets deducted, $40
And warrant the package to draw I9I- 22I
Leaving the price Of Certificate only sI69
Halves and Quarters IN proportion
S30.OOO.
h.Isndria Lottery CAS- 40 o' Isi5 drawn in ALIsn
ira - ON Saturday, Oct 18th I-tS.
oo" 5000. s3i7 2500 nf isoo 700 al
500 he as No. ~ drawn bss Tickets haIy.. 5 quar-
% 30 Csf'he.--o Of packages of - whole 30 rs
haS-s65. - quanrr- ~ so
Asiandria Lottery Cas- No. drawn in Ar
smi'a u T. saturday 25th Ists P,s. So 600 10
200 fooo 5000 1900. 10 eooo Nos ~ .s..
Tickets $40 halves So C.uGssu. Of selay, OF
~ sb"lr tickets, si0. ~ halves So 80 quaTt. "a
Orders Tor Tickets addressed To the signed will
nave prompt attention. r. WORD,
Corner opposite Exchange Hotel,
seH Richmond, Va.
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LOOK AT THIS


~ RUSSELL. BIGGER a. co. AGENTS
Il Tor the Managers. 10. Pane a Co Richmond Va
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE"
That Fortunes ICIr lBiggeTs PI,A ue. A, The usee fof
PRIZES,
Diaiongs reetired das oelork SaI.s eos, af
BIGGER * CO. STILL AHEAD!
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated Lou, IA, Gas, c.
IL , IL 4 20 3o = ~ 7 II e. IS 66 ~
Wh"l Nos IL IL 20 PnEs of $1,000 10 country CORES
pond ' ~
Han No'sI a IS Pnre $1,000 soLi to country cone.
pon'-nL ' '
SHARE Nos 10 20. Prze II $500 to "a, gentleman
Tue, more Pnzes Lottery viii o., pa AT vbt
" IN, ,,,,..... . BIGGER
SPLENDID LOTTERIES TO DRAW m oC-ropER IsIs
LOOK AT THiM
$4,000 10000 DOLLARS.
"and Ton "diud NJ" CO. draws Saturday Octoh-T IIt-
'aria grand pr1" Of $50 900. OOO IUO0 2aGI NJ
5000 OF 1900 at 1900 100 OF 700 &c :. S,
u dawn Mhos Tickets on $40 terdeas Of Tickets
srh tor SlOs-tlalvTs anl QaaIe.s "a pTo ,oriiou
S3nOOO, 100 OF $1,000
Glnd Consolidated i.otrr, tbs No 81 daws O,t,bs,
Capitals grand 81 $40 5000 1000 err so Iso oS
1000 &c 10 Nos ~ drawn. Whole Tickets only am 60,
tcar oi IackSre o25 wbo Tickets will >. &C for only
Halves and oIar crs Proportion
S3J,UOu, 10000
Grand Consolidated Ne o. dGws Saturday October 2stb 4
sI~ndd pzr of s3"oaO 10000 2tIO 10 of 2OoO 10 nj
100" 10 Of 200. 10 Of IUOa, ~ drawn Yho.
Ik"is only so e~Hf Of whne r,c.es viii be s,n,
iof only sIll-lialv's and ouartrts % proportion
ANOTHER GRAND SCHEME!
$4,000 divided into Prizes of $4,000 each C,nnJ
Consolidated Lottery. Class No Co. To Ice drawn at vii
lnlnRon, Delaware, on Saturday. Nov 5, IsI5 10 Nos
IL drawn Grand Capitals:
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by DunI.p, noucurc A Go.
SUGARS. COEEEE AMI MoIAssrs

SUGARS. COFFEE. AND MoLAssEs.
On TUESDAY the I,h instant at 10 oeLsI a. ,.., NJ ~
ware hu'- VIII be- sd neral as.on- mt Of t;roe-,.
Orleans. Porto Rico and ~ ttstI surzr.
rofto keo aud N. Orlran hhI
Mddinr and SbouLsrr bacon 49, ~
Ri1, lasuayra lava Coffee
'"nE"wd-r Imperial and Poueboax Tea, in yaru, ain.
sre- sntn" srcuy prm. quality 49,
Wbi-hey bbls Lard an Hi.
m'"'"w Cias-' variety Of .ire-; Sperm Cansies
sp-rn oh-, winter ,i ain-a
London bIo~n soIi. 4 pint. quar,
Chainpaior and sherry Wines, in eass
sap. Mustard,
nITNInp ,rx,,''a. u'r amount
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ny Williams & iInxan
On WEDNESDAY B-Ii. III. Ish ms. Al mol o.clo,I u ~
-'d IN front Of oar Auction stur.-
% binds prime ~ Croir sugar.
IL n. %.
% Retailing AUla.se.
100 tag PRIME LssliyIa C.I-.
'oo Rio
So Ja,a A,
10 casks Goshen Cb--se
- hbds prime We Eefn Bar on SIDE.
10 drums Goldfish
100 k-s. W-,t.rnI.ar
loo PACKAGE GuAI,1~d.r Tea
20 Po~ei,onk do
10 Twsskiy do
hf pipes Coshae Brandy
Common do
80 hbl. Northern Apple Brandy
20 :" Ctcer d,
30 old honongahela wnl,..y
IS Tus-ano-a Do
" Cask. 8. " Wine
20 kes. very superior Indiso
10 sro-s Nason's superior BlackipK
49, lS1ef sioO, cash. 100. ersat
P'"'ed Papef WILLIAMS q HAXaLI. Aue,.
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age {" 10 Whole Tickets cost 500
Less The price OF 'rIekcu IS
3i5-which we warrant
10 Draw LIS JU-tisguo or cost uf
certificate, SI66 so. nc IN
Bigger 90 ,on- u the above sp,e,dd rf,..
herrine you want of ihcm send without
I" y RussEI.L hIGGEg A. CO. Richmond.
TIE Tickets IN Tie shove Lotteries received ani all o,fs
@'
9yWe have every day Lotteries from 20 a remit
Hhrr i ''d tn ~ iaIE" sai viii aways III, most
popular Isoiienos ~ h,BI
PJIhc Dmwinss requested TO al who order from
y. n u. a 90.
eJ-"n al letters enclosing CASH Teset. thu por.
as usual need not be- Iad q,
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POWHATAN HOUSE,
MEDICAL COLLEGE,

~ RICHMOND, ~
ENhf winter Course of Lectures i'm fhe Med,-
cal department Of IIampd.n sydney College will eonu.s
IN bhhon on houday the 27th OCTOBER ner and CONT
nue. until the las, Of February following
The College and Hospital been eoopl,t.d ana
every air7ns meat has been student an Inc
yas'Srrs winch are obiaed u suts.-
In addition to thu usual Lectures
WI % tNen regularly at the College Aim. hous,
Pen.ch'iaTy and Anouy student vu h.v, an.
which he viii be called
professional life The number uf o~-
ions winch have been yearly performed
has ALREADY claimed for the COhre
leading School oT surgical instruction.
JNo CULLEN, ~ ~ Professor Theory Practices Of nedi
- -
l.. w CRANBERLAYNE NJ d, Prof Therapeutic. and Ma,
N.dea. -
L. BoHAsNAN. ~ D. Prof ob-,etrie. and Disease. Of
Women n Children
JEPgRIEs wYMAN, NJ D. Prof Anatsuy and Pby,tolo.v
AUGs l.. WARNER, " H. Professor Surgery.
suCRATES MAufIN. ~ a.. Prof Chemistry Pharmacy
CARTER T.. JOHNSON, N. D., DemcnStrasor o Anatomy.
The abundance Of Tor diss-eon
aud comfort Of N. D-scng Room. ~
thoroughly the anaOny the body aeaur. .a
IN the use of surgical Instruments
Cool GolrnE nclpdns lights. servant, ausnaae
can b. procured fom 100 70 - per week
Currtnt Bshh Notes % the States
sided viii be taken Ior tickets
AUG. l. WARNER ND
" i3-ctldNov. Desa of the P.sulty.
Csr received superior lniels % sy-srm oh.
A. ~. WILDER. 81 Main Street
&C oppo,tts wsbe, Macon |. CO
Umec Frock and Deer Coats.
M have gu of neln-
w diLE vey superior Beaver CoAts. male onx
hni cs dated r ihoe WIN e horse exposed
ibv wsatarS Can an ctamiac KsRN CO
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT AUG
=, uon--On Tuesday, the I4th Inst, ut 4 o.
%" 'ns peHisrs viii be ssh that
".i now occupied by ON ism ,,.s~,
"e- hsh with basen-ni oPps, M Knaard. The 10. 'front.',
abd 'i'ends ss fe. 10 wide " IN w.H az
good water IN the yard. TERMS, cash CHARLES IyRs
W Sale Conducted by DusLnr Mosouss 4 CO. Aue,. oe IN
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ekE.skaa llIANO EORTEs. GrrrlrnrN M.
tn TnE "MANCnEHTEno wc nrr rrcrlr

- 80 -''"p b "a 'siin ~; IN new r rufs r,ch Csh
ustc bln" 81 Neft d. to rnh shsvnr tnsy card A.
pt,a h,,e ire Hais. ifrh sipes satn Vet NJ N
cdded aA ID Forrce lldt ~ anf Go-c =, L.
DO ch Giap toidy; CORDS nndnrs F,r 10 hy
- IL KENT, KENDALL \ ArwArFR
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richnsond. VA.
UN ID T. X THE EXCuA NGE No

Tickets SIS; halves I 81; quar,.r , Is
Certificates oi packages at &c whole tickets $40 90
20 "dt tickets S9O; 20 quarter tickets Si5 &c eighth
tickets Sa2 50.
PS Persons ,s on oYr If in want Of
money " " '
fHet- IN all the Lotteries advsras IbyJ Gregory
constantly hand Order. cns % m or P,,- T.,,, -,
ed Ia with Of Lou RE. ..nt .h.,
requested, u AL onder H. NJ HoyT R,ebn,ons
Richmond OrtIler D. -
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nANIn MARTIN. MERCHAN.r TAlLOR.

~ lsuccsot To- q. w HarI No iaI Makd sitee BALTIMORE
""ni',nrn nf the South vi-iiiE ranr
call at III ainyc 'ablr hmrut v-rr i.y be- IN
the very best, well Ttsthontb- style Clothes
III" s"ck Nil H. found b. n
thing win be de up order the shortest tea
snuIbr terms. u MARTIN,
M~tc Taior.
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by DavenPorl- Allen a Co.
TSUSr StIi.
Valuable Stock OF shoes, Boots, Trunks. &C.
NOTICE..

TSU<r SALT.
valuable stock OF shoes. Boots, Trunks, &c.
NOTICE.
'1NHE undersigned Trustees, appointed by deed
from DAVID Bulinston caring p,nber I9,a
s1' and duy recorded Utee q, thr Court
OF Abe Cay Of Rehmond hrs -nurr oes an
give notee that in conformity powers and sushan vr.
Cd ~ them BY ad der they appointed Ru
OF TIE said stock OF ds by
him or cash and collect moneys and un ii to him ,
lore The execution Of SAID deed and
IN rrtt IN their names. and opportunity
therefore Offered to and d-arr- bay goods
consisting m the ordinary sbn. Dealer at
cost fof cash between this 18Th DIV of O-r
when The stock hand uDi.o-ed bc o at public
suction, due nouee whereof Will BE- hereafter gwen.
PETER VAN DRURsEN,
JAMES A. a Gardner. Trustees
W The above stock IA trade will be- sold nj
,u az. At the store o1suPed by Mr. Burlington wHDNEs
Ladder superior hid aud morocco walking
ho medium and low priced do
DO. medium and Inv priced do
DO gutter Boots ! Cater. and Bu-kins
Do nnc ,ctl.sin and cali walking slr,-s
G'nus ~a'eI Pto II Boots aud Shoes, Mics"
DO Do dee. GO ssro..a 90 DO cNa 90 and other,
To Gbc cARand medium Boosr.s
Meme thiet Pegged and scwsi BusanS part very prime
%. a'et 90 Do water no-,-,
wOneH' leather resgei AMI 'wed wel suar- far sItra
no. pessei aud .r~cd Boo,ss. part e,tr,si
D.. In Ies'ler ~alI'ns shoes
Mn-e- hHr dts- ami priced Roots nd spper,
Boys hnc cln n kp Root.
no do do a Bfu-an-
TO hiek rcgs-d Bosan., psr and ,sry PRIME
Chitfcn's Bncis and Shoes. ret van,ty
Leather Travelling rIunks, Iar Trunk Val Trin,.
shoe Ihtcah writing and wrapping Papef Bhckinr shoe
Brushrs nc tS.id 4, O,J,- o., r-.,,..
TERHs-Updcr slOO cash ,am. over ,So spp,o,eS r,r,
payable AZ months
o. ~ DAYENPORT ALLEN A C,D Amen,
SUGARS. &c. AT AUCTION.
on MONDAY octobcr ~ oeek W. shan eel At our
Auction
~ h' orleans ami ? sugar. now landing fsom
schr Ataania.
also,
- hhis Recon SiI.s
Whisky, oGco
soap. Paper
Oiis. Wines. lists
TESNs-lndeT 500 cash sI0O pcuth sr dn
"a, approved pspe'.
oeH btvfSPoRT. ALLEN co .Auets.
MUFfS MUFFS The subscribers have
w rcceivct large MuT. come OF oh, n
afr vcy tabdomeand coli predicted
are r. sPeeuui5 invited N 'lahd maze pteyafauon
- - JOHN THOMPSON Cp.
'rhe WtgNvaun and tho Catin.
VIZ Wifw1m AMI The Cstin ny ~ Stnns author
- Of he Nemss-e. Guy River. &C.
Tho ancient
Wh'eh dn ~sruei.
WI fcatr."--E of Safmuni Price only 50 rts
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Baltimore, ociobsr7 Isis-G,.
4. HIS COLD PRESSED CASTOR OIL for sale by
" =" 30 J. ~ EUsyrACE a SON.

4 '''' ''''I 'V' '"'8N''IU v N''IVI II TOT sale ~
~ - 20 J. ~. IUSTACE 4 SON.
lNGERSOLL'S LATE WkR-AN HIsroRI
ell Sketch at the Second Nar bctw United
Great hrain, declared ny Act 81 congress. June isIh
concluded 10y rcacs, February 18th. 1915 By Chl,sJ Ingof-
s" Vol u obis TIE events Uf ISl2 II In
Vui- 10 auiifuly printed aud done up extra ciotll
IN ~"rs published 10y L. blanchard destined
s"nsai"u m al our ieray and Inlral cc.. aLuii,
new and ncV"r before Published facts; talks az
are well known IN ngulary pleasing M
during that memorable IeTol MT ingsron from
knew for lac was contemporary with OF the minds ~
The country and served the national legislature through
tnHg's There a. aauul MS box
Il indcsenhahy winning AMI calculated ample
OCCASIONAL dry and dull dc,ails.-DaHy Union.
fur sale at the Bookstore OF DRINKER Il MORRIS.
nF o. a.,
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RICHN0ND DAILY WING.
lCoN rinuLD.I

Prom the sosthrta Lns,ay E...+ny.s
THk WARksousisa SYsrrs AND Disrvr Ts.ps VIII,
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NATURAL COKE.

" keep, at our coal yard on Basin Bank. a
constant snrpy OF fIcs Coke which We sell Al n
cents pes hu'i-. delivered ANY part II. city
&c TN T'wNES A. POWELL
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(ro M cosTINrED.)
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Q. HNINCkEEIiVFF, FfOpfictor ~ Y.
rineiia' pht,s' $50 bfoomc Street. New YORK
9y- For sale by the Agents.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-10
STEAMBOAT RACtNG-A START
LING INCIDENT.

A CORRESPONDENT OF tho Charleston Cour-
Ter, In abiding ~ the trial OF the pilot OF
swallow witch Il about tn take place in
New York, Ialalss a startling incident. He
saws he has been watcher nj these hofri-
bic steamboat catastrophes for years, and he
does not hesitate 10 say that nine tenthS Of
the lives LOST by them. have been s1CUhced
hy the deplorable spin, Of rIei"g. lie
a Ids -
Il well remember the Captain NJ tho
which exploded al Cincinnati a few wears
$50, bot who was =, the time ! speak oi,
commanding another boat trading from Gin
natl to New Orleans. We were FOL-
lowed hy anoiher boat, from whose
chim0eys rushed gigantic columns Of smoke,
showing that she was urging her spesd by
hurHIay rosin---a very common device m
such cases on the Western Rivers Cor
Caplin ven, flaming aud swearing through
me boatin tremendous excitement. An
nii i.dy. q cabin passenger, went up 10 him
and begged Tim 10 en slower. All waited
Tor what he would say for all wish
81 to have made the same remonsirance, bot
had been restrained from a foolish PRIDE. ]
shall never forget his answer; Madam,
said he. swearing terrible oath, III | knew
rvery soul 90 board would be blown 10 hi,
! would not suffer that boat TO pass me He
dil not suficr u, and hrs lmpinus blasphGmy
was Tor the time permtied bv BIS Creator Ia
90 unpunished. 4 lew months Afterwards
nr CON N, nded ihe'-- and w-hsn the Ter
u6c explosion Of that Boa, took plAce, csus-
~ az was asserted by the captain lsanlug
ms We "a, sgs:nst the safety valve, sEd de
cls-ng he would not lose 40 inch Of steam
--he. p0pr wretch, wss blown hundred ios !
through ihs ~, ADD his head forced, up ,s
,sr shoulders tlrough the roof ol shed
standing on the wharf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-10
YARD MANURE.

It's the most common practice with New
England Farmers 10 yard their cattle at night
In sumne r-and the manure which thus &C
cruts, should be carefully husbandel II
there is barn ccllar-an appondage which
should be always found connected with
barn where cattle are kept-there is no irou-
bic IN securing tho nightly droppings from
loss but barn cellars are not generally to
be found, much as has been s,id in relation
90 their importance and utility in the econom-
iCai disposition Of manure Supposing no
such for the safe keeping OF the treasures Of
the barn. yard to be provided, the droppings
OF The cattle must be forme1 into a heap in
or near the yard. Let the site Of this be
made OF basitlform so that the DRAWINGS will
not run of 10 was,e-and upon every two or
three days accumulation Of manure upon
the heap. let there be put n layer OF peat, turf
or soil. Perhap. at ulhing cost, a rough
rnol can be placed over the heap 10 protect
1t in some measure, from the wasting innuen-
res Of drenching rains. and scorchlng suns.
Wilh such management you Will not only
increase the quantity Of your msnure, bu,
save very material PARTON Of It's virtue,
which with less ptovident treatment, would
he certainly and Iueiuevably lost.
The Recommendations are somewhat ttllo
we know, but nnse the less valuable for that,
The greatest essential IN the art al saving
manure, is well and laconically expressed by
Hannah, N his prize essay Nothing must
be allowed 10 run away In the form Of fluid
or TO ~ away in the Disguise OF a smell 49,
Whoever adopts this precau'ioo, does his NJ.
most 10 save his manure. land lbs manure
lhus preserved, will do is utmost 70 benefit
his crops, il. judioious application follows ~
dicinus saving IN, L. F.uNeG
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-10
A FEW WORKS ON RAISING
POULTRY.

VIZ EAror - Every lismrf ~ho - ~
luaiolcl ~Th poultry rsv,ns. kno~' boz
eT-rcnly haJ u IN ratso Young
'urkey, .nd pouNrey Of any Kind 10 To
cai'S ,cusoo 81 the year, fowls, duck. snd
'ufkcy, are in the wan; of sab more or 80
Eaf.y 10 the sp,ing Of 1870, Coz lew
duck oegs Of yOJge Spencer, itho large
Nhus Kind and rarscd tive. (out ducks
and one dnte) which lkep, thtoagh the
Nin,er IN a warn hen housc and ed them
with corn ani Indian mtal They com
m,uecd LAYING very early hsi twelve
turkeys at The same iimc and ss the b'ns
coinm,n need seting, SIT them nna ducks
eggs, allowing from 10 to - cees to each
hen sDd a, last as they came ionh, | shut
the hens IA eoor,. aud put the coop. on the
edge OF POND N the yard where kerr
my fowls allowed the young ducks 10
say Nlh the hen until they were three
weeks old, and then took the hen from them,
and allowed the ducks To remain, aud IN n
lew days, the hens commenced laying. 10
f,tding ] commenced with Indian meal
and whrc sra sand, which copia ms suthc ieol
suit for posltrcy taking about ono quart Of
meal to one gall Of sand, and continued feed
ing them three times week until they are
completely fatherd found that my
ducks were larger and 10 better order than
any o. my ncighbora. lid loose a single
one by sickorss and raised 90 from dnc Ks
would advise all farmers and poultry
rA,ser. 10 pursue the same method, and not
allow their Old ducks TO hatch nj all and
feed In the snmc wnyturkics and chickens,
and lhty viii End that hey Nill do better
than on any other food
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