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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

THE CABINET appears 10 be finally set
tled,and upon somewhat different grounds from
what We anticipated. We either supposed il
would be Calhoun cabinet entire or a mixture
| hat would make blow up wi hin a few mont h
or year; but we were mistaken. The cabinet
~ not Calhoun, il is a second rate imitation o,
Mosaic, held together by the glue Of fJndness
for office and grst.fca N at the reception OF
unexpected honor, boaors that never crept ca r
er their expectations than, perhaps TO a lew
poor day dreams in heir early youth, however
much they may have desired honor.
Mr. BUCHANAN, 10 tar the mos, respe oisble OF
the cabinet. He has dignity and being of .be
old federal school, without hat great measure
OF dsmagoguism which some of tho old feder
or strong government party, evnce when they
turn radicals, is rather conservative. n he is
as timid in office as he has always appear, d he
will scarcely dishonor the country very much.
and probably be respectable cypher in the
cabinet, while among the party he will, OF
| course, De called a power ful man.
Mr. BASoaoFr, is a man Of some genius, and
| OF those traits of cha: acteI that would be as
well calculated to send him Off ~ e .ky rock.
|
sphere. Were il moi that his fancy is tickled
with the idea OF being both historian and sta,.s
man, book maker and & ancier, and IN at N is is
his debut in official station, he would be hard
TO manage as refractory colt, and would soon
explode. lie, too, is Of the Old Hunker tribe
but more radical than Buchanan, and may
pieve more so than has yet been developed.
Col. BurLER is ofthe Buchanan school, and
highly respectable; but he will never set the
river on fire. There will be no trouble with
him.
j. Y. Mason, of Virginia, still remains in the
Navy. He is one who will never do much
harm, unless it be from want OF power TO do
good. He was retained, because he was ne.
ceSssiy TO make weight. He has spice OF
Caihounery. A spice only--Virginia mus,
be represented Stevenson was not wanted.
Hunter too Calhouaish, Jones too Van Buren,
ish and Virginia must be represented.
RoMuLUs M. SAUNDERS is entirely of the Cal
houn school, and is third rate, thorough-so.
II g parhzsn. What constitutes his quail fca>
tons o! the Post Office depan neni we ara un-
Bile TO say, unless il consists in that extent of
ignorance which will induce him to make good
appointments for assistants, if his assumption
does not stand in the way.
J. WALKER is TO occupy the post OF Atior-
ney General. We presume he will make a
very good one, upon The principle that a man
must be good for something. He is the great.
est man OF the age, undoubtedly, MS he has
teen able TO acquire a great parry reputation
on less actual capital than any other man 10 the
| country.
Thus much for the Cabinet. We do not ex,
peel much noise from it. and think il probably
may live its four ysar, die in peacs and be
forgotten /: il should not happen to have stormy
weather.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
a Ielier Low WashInglon sara.

AleIandeI IL Everett, Of Mass hs.
been nominated TO the Senate by the
President, az Envoy Extraordinary an d
Winston Pienipotiary to China.
The Committee to whom was referred
the nomination NJ William Paxon llalle,l
OF New York, as Consul at LIVERPOOL
have nsds favorable repsrl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

~ FORTUNE HUNTING ON OWN
Tho postmaster at Railway. New Jersey.
wishes 10 know the WHORE cuts Of elm
er Walter King, his wife, or his bel,s
10 whom large amount Of property has
been left. "A'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

FIRE AT BARBADOS. A fire oc.
cured at Bridgetown, Barbados, on the
4th ult which destroyed 200 houses and
&,oOO,oOe worth Of property. Business
was all suspended at the latest dates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
hECREE in the Circuit Superior Cour, Of
~ Law and Chaneery for Ohio county.
Luke g. Jacob,
joseph Junkin, Joseph Mckee, Aiexandel Will.

joseph Junkin, Joseph Mckee, Alexandei Will.
son and others.
In pursuance TO The decree Of the Cour, msds
10 ms cau'e, shall on The a ST Monday in A..
prIl lS45, that being court day, Of the Coufs
House for Ohio county, sell to the highest and
best bidder, o's No 6S (sixiy three) and re-
venty eight, (7s.) (said Lot 60 b. ing situate on
MAN street and SAID Lot No ~ on Market o.,
IN WheeIne y on acredi' by three equal install.
menis OF one, two and three years. the rpr-
chsserS giving bond and security to secure The
payment thereof, with interest from The day of
sale lill paid. On The said Lot No 7S, stands
Tue S'tsm eirisi Mill with the engine, formerly
owned and run by said JuDkin. THE In'S vii,
be sold separately or together as NAV be most
10 The interest ut The .und.
ne nlIe will be retained till the purchase
money ~ al paid. The Lot de- cribed sbovs
az Lo' no ~, = me same described on The plat
OF 'he old town OF Wheeling as Lot No 81.
ALEXANDER WILSON.
marc Trustee and c immissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

BUFFALo.-Our advices from Buffalo OF
the 2sth ut, state iha, the ha: Dor 10 clear OF ice
The earliest date that it has occurred for many
years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
Es:;2ssn>
~ez2 ~

Inc Inaugural will. we presume, be
mere 'h's evening, and we shall lay 7, be-
lore orr readers at an early hour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
DAILY TIMES.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH Q, IsSs.

vOLNEY u. PALMER, 10 our Authorized
agent tor receiving Subsci iptions aud Advsr,
lisemen's tor the Wheeling Times and Gazette
Hrs Offices are.
80 Ann street, Ne,c York.
50 Pine street, Philadelphia.
Corner OF Baltinsrs q Calvert slrsen, Bal
hRsrs
Is State street, Bosfo..
Mr. G w JAMES, il Agrnt for the wheel
nG Times and Advertiser and the Western
Va Times and Gazette, tor he Wes,eus States
Iowa and Wisconsin, assisted by Moses Meek
sr, James n Smith r Dent, q IL Comsioch
L Jennings and T Gardner Smrb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

weIo oiierd---uous oil which, however.
were adopted MIR Kennedy. OF
Md offered al amendment granting the
sa ne amo unit at public land tor tho com
ple,ion OF tho Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal. After some objection TO Mr.. Ken
n-dy's amendment, he Withdrew the
same. which was afterwards rene wed
by Mr.. Bsengle. who proceeded to ad :
dress the Committee in an ernes, speech
IN its favsr. The amendment, was rejec-
ted.
ARMY BILL.
The Army Appropriation bill which
was under consideration yesterday when
the House adjourned was now taken up
IN Committee Of the Whole, and after
adopting some amendments it vas re-
ported to the House.
MANUFACTURE OF ARMS.
The vote WIS taken by yeas and nays
on the amendment increas ng the SUN
appropriated Tor the manufacture of arms
nj the national armores from $500, OOC
TO S36e,o00. 1t was agreed to,-yeas
s5 nays TT.
Other amendments we're concurred in
when tho bill, as amended was passed
| SUSPENSION OF A RULE.
| A resolution was then adopted suspen
ding the rule which (orbds the trans,
mission OF bills from the House to the
Senate during the last three days of the
session. in favor Of the Army, Navy and
fost Road bills.
A resolution was then adopted to take
the bill out Of Committee. which being
done and the bill being before the House,
MIR. Rayner, Of North Carolina, offered
an amendment, granting to each Of the
| old States 500,0J0 acres Of the Public
Land, being the same quantity granted
10 Indiana by the bill.
The yeas and nays were ordered and
Hr. Rayner's amendment was rejected
Yeas 40. nays &C. The bill was read q
third time when the hour Of three having
arrived the House took a recess.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House re-assembled at a. o.c oek
and there being very small numbe T
Of members present, a coll of The House
was ordered. The roll was called, when
further proceedings undor the call were
dispensed with.
| The bill in favor o! the Wabash and
Eris Canal was then under operation OF
The previous question, put upon its pas
sage. The yeas and nays were ardered
and The bill was passed. Yeas sc. nays
| So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

Weeopy The following from the Harristurgh
correspondence OF The Pittsburgh Gazette. /,
seems TO show something OF the character OF
The debate in The Pa. Senate ON the Rail Road
question:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
EoMMIsS oNRRBsALE.-Is cu,yc,.t
- - IN The Citcnit Superior Court Of Law and
Chance'y for Ohio county. '""
Hugh Nichols,

w" t'INHUINi
Finest WnSnbi Oh and others.
PufsptH 60 n decree pronounced in tbs ,a;d
rsuse me SAID Court on the " day CT Jane,
ioIf, he undersigned, acting as Commissi, Nor
herein, will on Monday the IN 4 Anil Isas
lha' being court day, Of the front door Of tby
Coufi House OF Ohio county proc eed 10 ali
az publ. suction, To the highest ard bsst b;J'
dsf' L1t' Eigh' and Nine (s & 81 as jesisnSt,
eH ON PIT OF Lots laid of by s5id Hugh MI.
81 ah 'ne oenk OF The Ohio liver immedi.
c"hS own. The said p.opery will be sold.
Un eIsdH of scr, twslve end eighteen MONKS
w l'al InNta meats, The purchaser giving bond
~. np sppr9 tcd security barring in tersslifcm tbs
10y OF ,'le Tor The purchase money and ms
"r'iRcd as fuftbsr security until tho
"ho'o ~ We purch base money IL paid
mars w MITCHELL Commissiorer..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05


We have only room now to remark tina,
there IS not one VOID II truth in the whole Of
The following paragraph. Passengers that lea We
the road at Brownsvi lie, reship there. reshir
at Pittsburgh and are there detained. until the
next boat, and get TO Wheeling Just about the
time that those who come tn ough 10 Wheelin .
oy stage, get 10 Cincinnati, and tho,e who 90
up the river, leave Brownsville JUST about the
time that these who take the stage here leave
Cumberland. II is the same with freight. I,
IS detained for shipment al Brownsville, il is
reShiPped at Pittsburgh, 1t is delayed at bolh
places and reaches here, nine cases in ten, Ion Q
alter the freight that comes through 10 Wheel
ing, from Cumberland, leaves Whee,ing;wh,Ie
Ills ourthered with EQUAL freight and far hea is
V;sr charges, the 'odsnjuTed by re>shipmsn,.
and liable 10 loss in inexperienced hands. We
cannot expect that the editors OF Baltimo,
would he personally acquainted With the nature
OF trade and travel in The Wes,; bu, thew
ought certainly not so to suffer their Judgment
10 be warped by prejudice as 10 herald 10 the
pubic The effusions OF interested mountabank Ks
that are calculated to injure their own rad.
and miSlesd the public. They do not and sr.
net expected TO see facts that are as palpable n
daylight a, this end OF the rouie, viz: tina,
goods are Grained sometimes week, and pas
sensers always tvehly'four hours, by taking
'he Brownsville route; But they certainly
ought to know that all the encouragement n.
offer to that rous, tends to weaken the older
and better one, md that when The canal is once
opened, Philadelphia swallows up everything
that has, through means OF this false iptorna.
ton, been thrown in the Pittsburgh channel.
the central route is lefi weak and narcotics,
and the Baltimore merchant wonders wbo,b.
become Of the great accessions Of trade bv tho
Brownsville route, or even that Of his old che
toners.
From me BDbimsrs Patyi.i
WESTERN 1RAvEL A Ie:ter r.
Brownsville, Pa. H. the American savs.
II Is perhaps worthy Of remark ,bs, n
very largo portion Of the travel now from
the West TO the Vast is by tho way Of The
Monoogahe's Improvement to the civ of
BiltlmHe. The packets running between
this place and Pdlsburg, which are Of Inc
hnesI style and finish, lsayes Piisburo,v
cry morning at nine O'c.ock. and arrive
h 70 n. half past three O'clock I'm tine ~
take he mo ming cars at Cumberland
~ this arrangement travellers ASCENDING
the Ohio RIVER reach Cumberland and
Baltimore 10 the same time as if they le6
the boats al Wheeling. The result is tbst
a large sumber ef persons arrive here
daily; as many as five and elk coaches
leave daily for Cumberland. The land
Is shouenok hhy-srx miles. and
Tho expense is less. The Monoppob
Improvement is doing much Tor tho civ |
u PInsbnfg, and for the Baltimore and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05


The 1eWen voted on and con-
Cured ~ 36bedment Of the Senate to
the P6HI|}a Bsl which bad b EN- return
cd t9stI buse during he course Of
the, snorb{tE The Senate having con
:, cu,Tes6ip tie House amcuJrnenls the bill
:. ODD y-seeds The signature VI the Presi-
<9waf -. hecome a law.
RECESS.
Ion niOipn OF Mr. Mckay, the House
fdetermined 10 take a recess from three
> 10 salf-pa1t four O'Clock.
= WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.
: The House then went into Comni,iee
n the Whole agdn MIR. Tibbaus ~ the
Chnir land took up the bill granting
5Us, zoo acres of the public land for
the completion - the Wabash an
Erie Canal from Tefro Hauts to tie
Ohio RIVER A yariely Of alasndinssss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
NEW POST ROUTES.

The House met this morning at ten o..
clock and after the reading Of lhv journ-
al the House went Into CouniIee O,
tho Whole and devoted an hour and a
bali TO the consideration Of the bill for
establishing new =, t.lou e After edop.
ting variety Of amendments tbs Com
mi'tee rose and the bill as amended was
reported t5<he House. when the amend
menI veresconcufred in and the bill pass
sed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
"a feet water in The channel, Falling.
PORT orc . WHEELING,

Drawn Mes Of Delaware LOTTERY,
Glass 49,
u 81 DO 81 IS 80 ID Sc % 8 90 % Nc
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-07
Some BalIfsH RESIDENTS in New York have

Some Barisu RESIDENTS in New York have
had in contemplation the establishment of
Free Church for the especial use of British i'm
migrants. and being good and royal subjects of
Queen Victoria, were desirous that the English
prayer book should be used in the services of
the Church, retaining the prescribed prayers TOR
the Queen and royal family They applied to
Bishop Oderdonk for his Episcopal sanctions,
but the Bishop in his letter of reply, questions
the expedency Of hsttuting worship strictly
according TO the forms of the English Church, in
this country, where natives of Britain come,
mostly, with a view to permanent and not mere
Temporary residence. Such course, he con.
ceves, would tend to an Objectionable keeping
tip of national distinctions and cherishing of f,.
reign attachments, and as such could not right.
fully be sanctioned by ecclesiastical authority in
this country. The Bishop also points out the
impropriety of expecting the Episcopal Church
OF the United States 10 recognize either cer-
gyman or liturgy emanating from foreign
ecclesiastical jurisdiction.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-07
Northumberland County, 50.

In the Orphans Court IF said County at april
Term H. ID. lS45.
n N motion Of II. d. Masser, Esq. The court
~ grant rule on the heirs and legal reprrsen-
tatives Of John Bucher. Senr late of the borough Of
Sunhury, decd, leaving issue seven children, to
wit: John Butcher, Jr., Caharine. married to Owen
T. Roberts. Margaret. married to VIM Fisher, Ma
~ Bucher, Jala Ann Butcher. Deborah, married
TO John Morrison, and George Bucher, heirs and
distributes Of John Bucher, Senr.. late of the bo.
rough of Snnbury, If said county, decd. TO ap.
pear in our next Orphans Court to be held for
said county, to wit on The 4th day Of August A..
ID. ls45, and accept OF refuse the estate of the
sa'd John Bucher. Senr, decd, or show cause
why the same should no, he sold.
Certified from the records Of our said Orphans
Court, al Sunhury, this 22d day Of May A. d..
iSi4. EDW ARD OYSTER elk. o &.
Sunbuty, May 3lst, lSi5.-6t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-07

SLAVERY ABOLISHED IN THE ISLAND OF ST.
BARTHOI oMEw.-A letter from Stockholm. dated
the 18th of April, says that the Spedish Diet has
responded to the appeal of the King, and in
manner which secures freedom to the four or
five hundred slaves belonging to the Swedish is.
land of ST. Bartholomew. The Estate acceded to
the proposition Of the King by voting 10000 pi-
asres yearly, for five years, to be expended in
redeeming the slaves of that island and compen.
sating the losses of their masters.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-07
NORTH BRANCH
& "a ~ Va E

& Va N va III 20
NJ OTICE is hereby given that the Books Of
L y the NenrH BnANcH CANAL CoNpANY will
I've opened on Tuesday the seventeenth day of
June next. at two O'Clock in the afternoon at the
PhTuix Hotel IN Wi'kesharrr, Pa. where the un-
dersigned. Commissioners under the law fr th,
purpose en- Ic,cd. will attend to receive subscrip>
tons for stock of said company.
G. VI. Hpllcnhack, Chester Bu,lCr,
Sam'l. II ! anh, Geo. p. Stree,
E. w. S'urd,van', Garrick Mallery,
Roh't 4. Parrish, g. j.. Ward,
We. Pioleu, n. Ovaiield,
:. ID. Phelps, Henry Stark,
VIM. Colt, +. Hcadley,
VIM. M'Celvv, Geo. Mack,
Joseph Pries'ly, Thos. P Cope.
Henry King, Elihu Chauncey,
Henry DIiuker.
May Gath, 'si5.-}t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-07
Northumberland County, IS.

The Commonwealth of Pennsy lvsnla, to Sarah
McCiee, Catherine McGee, Nancy Buoy, Nancy
Troxel, inlermarried with Jacob Troxel, Gather
Inc Knsley, Cisey McGee and Manassas Nc
Gee heirs and leg atees Of Msnus MaGee, decd,
and all other persons interested. GRrErISs.
"OU are hereby cited and commanded to sp-
I'll pear before our Judges of ,he Orphans Cour,,
Al Sunhury, the 4lh day Of August, to show cause
{ any you have, why the administration account Of
Barnard McGee, executor Of Manus McGee, late of
Chilisquaque township, decd, should not be re-
viewed, reversed and corrected, sgeeably 10 an or
der made in our said court.
Witness The Honorable Joseph D. Anthony, Esq
President Of our said court, the 27lh day of May,
A. ID. ls4b. EDWARD OYSTER,
May 81, ls4b.-6t Clk O. C.,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-07
kDMINISTRAT SALE.
VALU ABLE FARM


EDY VIRTUE Of be power vested in me ly
II b the will Of the late Tgo~As GuA~r, deed,
will be sold at public sale on W,dne.dav, the 23d
day Of Juiy next, u, the Mansion House, upon the
pr misses "f the Msn,ion Farm # the late Tnomas
Grant, decd, in Augusta township, Nnr,humhrr.
land county, Pa, sta Ne en- the east side OF the III.
vcr Susgnrhanna, sIuidistaEt, and about mlle
from the Boruuehs OF Sunhury and Norhumher-
land, all that valuable estate, late the Mansion
Farm Of sad Thomas Grant, decd, adjoining the
farm Of Samuel Hunter on the south, land OF Tho
mas Robins on the east. Other land of The late Tho
mas Giant on the north, and lhe Su. quehanna Ri>
yer on III west, con aiming. together, two hundred
and twenty SIX acres and seventy perch's. more oc
less Of which about two hundred aud fifteen acres
are cleared AMI about one hund ed and fifteen acres
are first rate River bottom land.
he improvements consis, Of two story double
farm house 40 feet from, by 80 feet in depth, with
frame back building and frame kitchen aud stone
milk house and oven attached, and pump and
well ot excellent ws'er IN the kitsher, a stone
smoke house, large bank barn, Isi story stone
I'd do. frame, so feet long by 80 feet in drIdh,
story Wagon house, With gianary above and corn
CRIB attached frame carriage house and granary
and II large log h'rn and stable, vi b new aud
improved cider press, with shneled roof over the
same, And
ALSO two story hrick dwelling house con.
tanning in fron'c6 feet and in depth 81 feet, 10
inches, and brick two story kitchen, 20 feet ia ran,
hy IA feet, 6 inches in depth. Ttee ar. upon
the premises two apple orchards in excellent o,J.r
oithe most valuable i,uit. one containing about
eight and the other about niue acres.
This Farm !. one cs ,he mos, valuable and pro.
duc'i'e IN the stat. IS in the highest state Of cul
nvsuon, and located in the heart ola district,
which, Tor sa!ubHty OF climate and picturesque
scenery, Is unsurpassed. II is situate on the pool
oi The snamokin dam at the eastern erminati,n IN of
the Northumberland Bridge, Its proximity to the
thriving borouehs of Sunbury and Northumberland,
and the probability that the hills contain valuable
bodies OF Iron Ore, and is adm rabe location in the
heart OF The Iron aud Coal regions of Pennsy
10 which there is heavy aud increasing emiera.
lion, gives this property an additional value, aud
renders il well worthy Of the attention of capital.
lists aud farmers.
" Terms made known on The lay OF sale.
KENDERTON SMITH,
Admit, &C., of Thomas Grant dec d
SunbuIy, May 10, lsi5,--st
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-07
BALTIMORE MARKET,

Office ofhe BALriNonx American. June ..
GRAIN-A parcel of good Pennsylvania red
Wheat was sold to-day at 90 cents, and another
parcel of inferior of SO cents sale of good
white Md to-day at 100 cents The weather
continues fine for the growing crop.
We quote Nd white Corn at 3s 80 cents and
yellow at 4 cents.
We quote Md Oats at 25 2G cents
WIIISKEY Sales of hhds at 20! cents and
of bbls. at 2l 2li cents
CoSsTANT ExERCIsE When constant exercise
ranno' be used, from aIiy cause, the occasional use
of opening medicine sIch Brandrefhs Tegeta
BILE Uaircrsai PNs. is ahsolu',ly requirel Thus
she conduits If the nLoon the oun ain of fp, are
Kept free from those impurities which would pres
vent its steady current miniseIirg health. The
.nobd hum ,rs are prevented from lecoming NIX
I'd with it. 1t is nature which is thus assisted
,h,ough the means AMI outlets which she has pro-
vdrd for herself. DAILY # these Pills will ne.
N-r be Injurious bee ,use the longer they are use
the less is required TO produce operation. They
the ouly medicine known which possess tn
quality. Reference can b. given TO some of our
most respectable citizens, whom they have cured
OF C nstitulinnal co.tivcne.s.
CT Purchase of n. B. Masser. Sunhury. or Of
the agents, published in another part of this paper.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-07
PRICE CURRENT.
The Sugar Coated .sEras,,rOV cd I'm.
dian Vegetable Pills.

Are now doing more real good Than all other me.
d,cnes io1etheh They ave universally npvrvcd
for their unrivrlld d virtues and ileasantnrss in
consequence "f which they have become a shining
mark, sgai' s, which all the a. envy and dis
appointed hnpe eveled whhuu a stinction, the
town aud country alike rsound with lhc praises
or Imp'rtan, Caution No Suis Coated
Pills ate genuine. unlgss DR.. q. BENZ. Smiths sig.
nature is on every box. worthless initiation has
ieen made, which is very dangerous, bring made
mostly of vii" L,isture Of Cape A o"s and Gam.
hrca, percep'ihle on breaking the pill open.
Principal Office. l79 Greenwich st. New York
Sold by JOHN W. FRII.lNG, Sunb,Hy.
WIN. FORSYTHE, Northumd.
SnnhnIy me 7,h IS4h