davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08
O. o. WOODuAN,



Of the State Of lFissiissiafi, e Casroliscz.
Archibald Robinson } BllL Foz Dyoz1E,
Sarah E. Robinson. D. is IS. IS :
WHHlS CAV cane ;he compliment. IN
A his Soicitsr, aGd 8, araearinr 60
the satisfaction 81 Tire Court ihaf t. g.
PENDANT Is q uon-Tesi1eat 81 the SAFE g.
Mississippi, iae sane hariug been i1lv
proyen-L IS ordered o. fie Car-r. 'Tla,
publication 81 the pel5eacv Il Ills bs.i =.
made weekly Tor three successive msu,h.
an the = Mississippi Democras.' - ueusna.
per published IA tie taan e C1rro. ,,ou.
ia the cc8nty ct Carroll lu thls S,s,e. tan
fu.c,s the said defendant shall el,er Ter
appearance 81 the next term oftbis Cert.
aud plead, answer, or demur % the ccgn-
plainanfs bin, the same wI.l &c SCI DIVA
for hearing on the facts CHARGED Ia the bali,
and n decree passed IN the same u--ner
as If the defendant had appeared az5 was
present IA the Court.
Issued oa the lisa 1-y - Jzss, A. p.
.ISG5.
i true copy from the miuates-
WAT. p. BOLE. Clerk.
July Is, ISIS. 3I-lSt
CuEVIS 6 DAVIDSON, p. -.
The bin charges that comp'ainaut m
termarried With defendant in Ahlau,. fn
March, 1871 that they Removed g Ms
sissippi IN October. lSt2, that thev lave
lived in Mississippi from that tine uat1 E,A
May, 1913; Thar they Esei toseiacr -
man and wife until shortly bcfere the flias
OF this bill; that the defendant has bad gwo
children, the fruits Il the marriage that
complainant coI M property - the Ear-
Fiuge; that the defendant COMMITTED a3st
terry with one James Craig. On IRE 7ik CT
April, ls45. aud sgceaeatlV hei,.re frosl Il
PFays for a divoEcs tsom the euaes os ma
uimony, for possession ct thc eaLdrea,
for order Of publication, and decree uPeo
pro coal z>so. If bill n1i answered BY uexi
term Ol Court.
VA. p. BOLE. Clsrk-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08


very frequent--too much so perhaps from
what am told; and have very little
doubt but that the country would be bet
ter off, should Mr.. Polk put on a little more
of the Hickory, and poke that great Penn
sylvania coniStoga little to one side
Our little man, the /" Magician of the
Cabinet" is said TO be hard at work.
suppose for our good. He that has ac-
CURED reputation for sleeping with him,
is here, and declares it about Washington
that his patron will prove to be "the mas
ter spirit of the age" So you see Mis-
sissippi is in a fair way to take a rise. A
man who has slept so much with the great
cannot fail to get an Office something like
hlmseIf-pretty tolerably greasy.
The President told me that our patriotic
Governor had offered his individual SER
vices with that of the Army and Navy of
the State TO 90 to Mexico; and if he gets
a chance, of course III be one in that
crowd. | have notion to make, like
Others, capital off of these same Mexicans,
and all enemies TO Texas or Oregon, not
withs.anding | believe with Mr.. Van Blu
ren, that g Old McNutt" is considerable Of
a democrat, and may be trusted in weighty
matters in rfprorious times.
| learned nothing further in Washing
ton, but what the papers have spoken out.
At one thing | felt liule hurt. The
President told me that Gen. Gaines had
gone beyond his command, in calling out
the Militia of Louisiana. But think
judging from the gracious manner it was
related--that the General need not fear
his head for this leap. Every thing is too
hot for brush with the enemies of our
country, to Justify severity for over eau
ton in Gen, Gaines; and have no doubt
our President will show that he is worthy
OF soldiers reputaton--thath he will for
get and forgive at the right time.
God bless you'll write in haste, m. G..
--~~--~~~~~~--------~,
A correspondent of the Independent
Monitor, who lately visited Washington
city, objects to the nudity of the Indian
glri IN Persico's group, representing the
landing Of Columbus.
This reminds us of the old maid. who
after reading the account of the gallant
rescue of Miss Onslow from the wreck of
the Pulaski by Mr.. Ridge, TO whom she was
atterward married, and brought fortune
of 100000, remarked that Miss Onslow
might be very pretty and great heiress,
but for her own part, she had rather be
drowned any time than be saved by setting
alone on a piece of The wreck, with a
young man in her night gopni Very
much like the Monitor't critic was the
bashful young man who lately took some
ladies to see Powers beautiful statue of
our first mother. Seeing her standing be.
fore them as large as life, and twice as ma.
tural, he b!ushed Immediately, and turn
ing to the ladies, said hastily, "we've call
ed too early. She is not dressed yet. Let
us Ere-acuatem Flag fthe Union.
/" Pomp, why am de sun like loaf oh
bread?"
"Causc he am round, IA, Cun!
No: you CUB it up?"
Yes: amt done noffin else"
Well den, cause it rises in de yeast
(east.'O
school house, amt your
MARR1ED-On the 10th instant, by Rev.
y. V. Wheat, Hon. A. V. Brown, Co.
vernon elect of Tennessee, to Mrs. Gym
TH1A SAUNDERS, of Davidson county.
Nash Union.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

Ta IL Tasrrs 81 Csrreli sezEgs
Fsrsu-e1t- ssss- rsfsru xas ~ eesssss' Dr.
srr-rl-.ls~errs So rraar ssF.sees ~ $50 frzFs
a1f taxe tnss uesaet 81 4ez - fe2
srag all s-ala q eaeas-e-e - t-.a.'g ,f,ss-
e-. E.--eres So. fotHN tAtfN /. =
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

CnccrAw ccNNrE.
70 - perssas iater<ssg4 = - s's-s< =
WalisEa Z. 6<@e<ss. 1seTsEeA
N-oU wiu Paeass sake sssscs ssAs
sAaf. = sae s<xt Nsxez><r ssf=s
I'll fAe prakzle Csaws & Ceecza~ $50.
pvcseal uy 4c1senS 81 e1s4 49,
- .ls,,.-,-.-.. - ..l.ussssssralar q tAe So
ate q sAe SID Mia e. &c.,
ceased. an3 IA - - easrharzs@
SOLOMON Ek>NSFf, -
Seasea.kex :. 1>t&
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

Co. We are a.teerfz1 20 e2raeec
DAVID EEOwN - sa-sslzts GO aEse.F
81 Essra O. fs,1e .ssa go tr--e--zsi .'s-s's'-
We are agshsrEEr4 be- aen.sencs
EEEgN GEETS ~ : esaaasatr go asz-ff
81 ~ E.ssrf os F.Eee-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

- - lre e-z21rE1E sa zseaEEcs
J-1eE JOIN ~ TaNanr -. ~.
~aaae-tl,r 81 tae Sta.z 81 49,
c. Ne are erslcra-a a .----s
eaS'a SrEFut-N Ctn-EE ~ /. 1870 -. -
>lat- Che.rrrer. 81 -a-l-.l - -. 49,. -
80 AT ef -strr.nzzs
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

srnsE Htsa coUKr 80 Erzczs 3 49,.
a. We sre zatser1-.s q, --r,---
Tfsvsl HENLEY - Es-NNr-T-g. al -.
- e saat1-a,- - tussr - 49, tll.a llaa-s af
Ezrers SO AeFea.s. ~ tae 49, rssl.-s.
G. We are s-tkc-frrs q rrr----,
llss'l ALENANDE.E "a - sKrlN. y. -
stat eu--tT. ess rarlaEl1- - -.--.l.e... =.
taslss 81 - gfIsA Get Ell l.s-s=s a. A 49,.
e. 80 >a-ttrrs s-.st
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

ISSOLUTiON. The partnership of
SHATTUcK s. WHITMoRE in the
practice Of the law, is dissolved by the re-
movaI of Judge Shaltuck from the State
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

MA#saA4
EI DCS0IN = = e-H41a's -
gargrr ~ C,areezl ess=sy
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

4 NEGRO MAN 4 for Vs. 1.'' A y
August 20
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

a LIST OF LETTERS remaining
IA in the Post Office at Carrollton on
the lst day of October 1915.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-10
CaEirelI'S AGUc Mixture, OF Tonic
McdiCImcnta.

For the cure oR B'Go'Is affections, ifiahen de-
c0r'iipg 10 directions.
1t is IA never failing remedy which no family
oueh I, be without, especially in low maTsly
countries.
As this medicine is put up under the proprir
tors immediate inspection on the most scientific
principles, heing Purely N,Rerablc. and having
tried lis efficacy on thousands for upwards of l2
years, and to his knowledge when taken strictly
corlng 10 directions, there ha- not been ia lure.
Under such circumstance, | recommend it To the
public, adding certificate in support of my asser-
ton.
I. John Burns do certify that was in the ship
Tobacco Plant { PhIladci,t tia, Capt. Reed, in
June, 1897, bound 10 Liverpool; took the fever
and ague and laid III llverto ocl some time und
the doctors hands, wrnt hom there to Baltimore,
lay in the lniirmary Tor iouI OF five wceks-trom
thence to Philadelphia; was six months under DIR.
Goats from thence 10 New lork-w'nt TO II e
Hospital. remained here about four weeks without
any re'.ef-ulcd every thing without any benefit.
Tor five years. Hearing Of Cantclfs Ague MN>
iure from ftirud, | went to his store told hin
how was afflicted, and got bottle at his mix'u'"
and used Il according 10 directions 1t made a per-
iect cure and have not had the least II, Turn since.
| do with confidence recommend il 10 the public.
JOHN BURNS.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-10
A TRULY WONDERFUL CURE.

WArrHvILLr, Oneida CO., n. Y. Sept. Is, lS43.
Dear Sri owe i, 10 the afflicted to inform you
that in J,nuarv lat was attacked by a very vio.
lent cold, caused by working in the water, which
settled on my lungs. 1t vas accompanied by We.
~ s',cre pain in my breast and sides, and ais, a
GIs'Ics-rng cough. had in attendance all the hest
me,''cl a'd N our village; hut after exhaus,ine al,
their skiil no avail, they pronounced my di,ersc
Cn>rinMEn coNsuMPrIoN, anl they one an3 ali
care me up 10 die. After much persp asion got
he Con-rnt of NV physician tn use tie DAIs,M a.
WIN Cn' RRI pr pared ly DR .tlsr,n. Iuur.
chased at the Agent IN our p' ce one bottle, before
u>'' half IT which ''sar to gain strength, and il
W very evident my cough was much better and
my SYMPTOMS n e'"r, way mpr wing. have
n'" us'd ,his' hn'il'. and am restored 10 perfect
htum ms .hl Is alone owing 10 the use of
DIX NlS'A.'S BAL>AM OF WILD CHER
hi ar take this method OF giving you The in
."" - n. partly to pay you the dela of gratitude
-" ,uu, and parity that Others similarly afflicted
nay ku, " where 10 apply Tor relief.
Very tru'y youiS, JAMES SAGE.
Nm. PAtsru Druegist, under date of Wat,ryille,
sept siIh, lsi3, "rhs;
The stat meat given YOU hy Mr.. James Sage is
wei k""wn TO he tue ty this uhOie community.
g II inl' was a mast remarka lie cure. The sale
# he Bal-am Is very good and lis success in cures
IRA ft.Ierins. Nous r,sp, clfu'ly.
d. ID. PALMER
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-10
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
CANTREIL'S
Family Medicines

"Tlh HI no. cure ever, thIG. hu' SUI remain
w un.quall,d H. ihcir sever It dopartmer Is by
every hing ever Offered To the public who hav,
voluntary came forward snd tirrrd numerous and
highly respectable tesm ,niils of their superior
efficacy.
CantyeRs Compound Nedicnfed Syrup of Sor-
sGpdr Ha or, An-Scorhutc syrup, for the cure
OF Sc"riuls, Chronic Rheun ,tism. Chronic Swell
lings OF the Joints, Erupton+ of the Skin. and all
Diseases arising from the abuse of Mercurv, Dc,
unsurpasse, Ivy any thing in the market coms4.
ming all the virtues resident in the Sarsaparah,
with modern medlcamrn,. only lately brought
out Ivy the most respectable medical au,hosi.l,s
Price. so cents yer h tile.
CnntreWs .int-Dyspephc Po,cdt,, for the
lief aud permanent cure OF that most distressing
complaint, Dyspepsia. in all It. forms and Stages
II is truly most valuable remedy Sold in bottles
al 25 and 80 cents each
CanireiFs .4gue Mature and Tonic Meoica-
menia, stands the head Of The list unrlva'l-l hy
any. or all the nnumerarle me,licns in Ma
throughout the length and breadth of the la d, for
the cure OF FEVER and AGUE III all its stages, aud
iron all Its Consequences.
Residents in Fever and Ague districts should
never he without it.
The subscriber will forfci, EIFTY DOLLARS
where his medicine fails to perform cure in the
mort ohstjus'e case.
Sold Whoesll- and Retail bv CALEB CRES-
son. at his Dru, Warehou,e, No. North Thiri
Street, Phiiatelphia; also, by the rpuhrlv ap-
pointed agent, SETH w. ROBERT. NEo!esa
Druggist, NJ. 81 Water Street Moble
Prepared orlv hy the Subscriber, corner Of CAR
PENrER and SECOND Streets, below Christi
All, philadelphia where ii is also reailel.
Observe, none are genuine without the signature
Of JOHN A. CANTREIL.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-10
Orphans Court Sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Orphan>' Court
of Northumberland County, viii be sold at pub
lc vendue or outcry. on Saiu'd y the 10th day OF
Nav next, on the premises, to wit: A certain trdci
of land situate in Shanok'n township. in said
county, adjoining lands Of David McNilliams, E.
lisha B'uon and o. dah Campbell, containing
twenty five acres and one hundred ard ,hniy.nine
lerchss more less. on which are erected a large
two story frame house, barn aud other ouhouses; {;
lae the estate Of James Campbell, d,td. Sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, Of said day, when
The conditions Of sale will he made known bv
OBADIAH CAMPBELL,
WILLIAM PERSING,
Sunhurv, April l9h. lS45.-4t AJm'rs
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-10
GREAT DISCOVERY
In tho Healing Art!

Important 70 Inraiids and Friends ofMe Sex
MNEDICiNE, however, ,fIicacious, has ALWAYS
I'VE been taken wi'h dis satisfaction bv the sick,
ewing to its un lea>ant nature Hence It has E.
Se' been The study Of all great physicians to dis.
cuise its naus rous taste But their efforts have me-
been crowned with mplr'e success. I, was
left for Dr.. Smith to accomplish. Having given
the se jet his unIemitng attention for nearly
two years h- has after spending a considerable
sum of money, produced medicine which while
ii is every wav agreeable TO the palate, is To
umph over Disc ASE and all opposition. snd 10
repay him for his devotion TO the mprOvem' MT OF
the medical ,rincr.
DIR. G. BENZ SMITITS Sugar Cooitd
E,pr0r d Idinn Vcgc'nbIc Ijhs" are he result
"i this lshnr. Thei' eilcc's nd ihr general favor
wih which they have h en- received IN all parts of
the United Safes, warrant the proprietor in the
declaration iha, they are the greatest improves
men, in redicine ever known" Unlike all other
pi' 's these neither gr pc produce nausea ncr any
other unpleasant sensation, while they are "a pow>
sriu, as 1 is possible for me'icne TO be- and re
HARMLESS. PARENTS c,nno, he too eau leu. of
mineral medicines which exert such on all power
ful Influence upon tie system 10 SUI ersedr
thing else s'iling and siencine h tn the :liseas"
and nature herself altogether, and often cons,iu.
urg greater and more prisvious disea.p, which
shall weigh upon man through life SiCKSFss IN
NHILnREN Qnii's the 'e''a,n effects o IN lu And
apre,lie pugai,e ned ciae. Ike llnse pills
NnRMs are Instantly expelled from the system hv
their u.r. F"ul stomach and Fur Il Tongue fiud
. positive an d,," ~ these SngW & al Pills"
FEMALES under ary Circumstance :, may take them.
and they will pron"t" regular action, and preserve
h,al h ard Strength of body and viv1ciry of mind
For cert fraes Of ladies, We refer The Invalid To y
q implicit To lie had of the agents. Bot he will
merely refer a few who have been cured by the
u.e ofthe,e Pills.
u. Thump,on Sc Norh Moore sire I, (ne; hew
Of the late Ju ee ThomPson,) cuied Of periodical
Headache aid y in IN he breast.
II NJ Park. u. =. Navy. fever and sc,ofula.
MIS- =. A. Gould. NJ nron of the u. :. Naval
ii spt y cured Of hes,iache aud bilious affections.
Jas. NJ Tur er. tate o. he L. :. Navy 5Sl
G,ecnw ch 81 cured of week.-mrs. in the brest, cos
uvsness and difficult, OF breathing.
james J. Brvus deputy sheriff, has seen them
used IN the debtor. pris with onishing results.
QT CAUTION.-The ~ lie should remember
that No (Sura Coa,rd) Pills can e genuine, IN.
less DR.. q. BENZ SMITHS signature is on the
side Of fv.nv box. THIS is important, as miscra-
lie med cine may be env,l ped with .uga'.--I'hesc
Pills made If The vely PURE>T MATERIALS, and
they vii bear the scrutr of either physician or
Chemist Bot wouhess i'm ta,'on has been made,
which has no recommendation Tut The sugar which
covcrs up vile mix yurc of alcss and colcynlh. Be-
ware Of such imposition.
Sollh JOHN ". FRILING. Sunbury
WM. FOR>YTHE, Ngihun,d
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-10
Orphans Court Sale.

In pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court
n of Northumberland county. will be sod at pub.
hc vendue, On Saiud.y tie 24,h Nav inst on the
premi es, TO wit: A crrian tract Of land situate
IN the township Of Shomokn, in srid county. en-
rain;uc twenty and thrcc-fnuuh acres and
cgh, lerches adjoining Ian Of Jacob & David
Reed. Geo. Hummel, Dani,l Camph II, aud the
Shamok,n Creek, on which is cree ed log dwell
ling hou,c, bank barn and small orchard. Al
so at the same time and pnce certain Other tract
~ land, situate in the township and county afnre-
said, s.)oining lands Of J.hn Reed, Jacob Il Di.
vid Reed. Shln lei & Y"ungnian and Vncen. Dem
gler, containing 81 acres and 3s perchers of which
about twelve acres cieared.--Late the estate Of
Henry Zimmerman, decd. Sale Ia commence at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, OF said day, when the conditions
Of s,le will be inside known bv
JOHN ZIMMERMAN,
DANIEL ZIMMERMAN,
HENRY ZIMMERMAN, jr.
SAMUEL EPLER,
VALENTINE KLASE, guar
dian Of the minor child en-.
Sunburv, NAV Sd, iSi5.-4t.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-10
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
VALUABLE FARM
T q II s A L E.

DY VIRTUE Of the power vested in me. by
y the will of the late THomAs GnASr, decd.
will be sold at public sale on Wednesday, the 23d
day Of July next, at the Mansion House. upon the
premises If the Mansion Farm If the late Thomas
Grant, decd, in Augusta township, Nor,humhpr.
land county, Pa si'snte the east side OF the Ri.
YER Susquehanna, eIulistaht and about a mile
from the Borouchs OF Sunbury and Norihumher-
land. sl that valuable estate, late the Mansion
Farm Of sad Thomas Grant. decd. adjoining the
farm Of Samuel Hunter on the south, land of1'ho
mas Robins on the east. other land Of the late Tho
mas Grant on the north, and the Susquehanna Ri-
v'r on ihr west. containing, together. two hundred
and twenty six acres and seventy perchPs more or
less, of which about two hundred and fifteen
ae cleared and about one hunlr ed and fifteen acres
are first rate River bottom land.
The improvements consist of two story double
farm house. 40 feet front by 30 feet in depth, with
frame back building and frame kitchen, and stone
milk house and oven attached, and pump and
well OF excellent water in the kitchen, a stone
smoke house, large bank barn. LIST story stone
2d do. frame, so feet long nv SO feet in depth, 2
story wagon house. with granary shove and crn
crib attached. a frame carriage house and granary.
aud a large log barn and stable. with new and
inn rovcd cider press, with shineed roof over the
same. And
ALSO A two story brick dwelling honse, con.
toinng in front &c feet and in depth 81 feet 10
inches. tnd brick two story kitchen, 20 feet in front
Ivy Ia feet, inches in depth. There are upon
the premes two apple orchards in excellent order
ofthe most valuable fruit, one containing nhou,
eight and the other about nine acres.
This Farm is one Of the most valuable and pro-.
duciive in the State. is in the highest nf cul
iivs'iun, and located in the heart ofa district,
which, Tor saluhrty of climate anil picturesque
sc.n,ry, is unsurpa %scd. II is situate on the pool
Of the Shamokn dam Al the eastern terminati N Of
the Northumberland Bridge. Its proximity To The
thriving borouchs Of Sunhury and Northumberland,
AID The probability that the hi Is contain valuable
bodies Iron Or and its adm rahc location in the
heat Of the Iron aud Coal regions Of Pennsy vania.
to which thcte is heavy aud Increasing emicra.
non, gives this property an additional value. aud
renders il well worthy # the attention of capital.
lists.
U,F Terms made known on The ,lav os sale.
KENDERTON SMITH.
Adm'r.. &c. of Thomas Grant, dec D.
Sunhnrv, MAY 10. lSi5.-St.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-10
TIE MOST REMARK ABLE
CURE EVER RECORDED.

HApnuNriELn. y. ! April 20. lS43.
On or nhtui the 9th day Uf October, lSil, was
takeu wrh a violent pam IN The sile near the iv.r
whWh continued tor about five days. and was fol-
lnn,i " the hrrsSmC nj al u'c'r, or aiscess, in.
m 10 throw mp erpat qu'nuty ct offensive matter
and alsa much hood Beng greatly ala,mcd at
hi. | applied Ia ph, srian, hat he said he huug't
he c"tti d. hot iIil' for Ine eyc"pr give m" some
NercDrY P,HS, hrh refused :" take, feeling
sized thsi 'hey could do me no good many o.
th,I m dies w'I. then IrncuTel by my wife and
friends, rut none did me anN pnod-sud the dis
chargr OF blood and corrupt s>III continued ev,ry
T. " DAYS. and Al last become ~ nilrnslve that
cnu Il scarcely hrca'he iws aisn seized with a VII
ultUt cough, vi ich At times caused me Ia RAISE
mu n,nie hlnoi than had done hefme-and nv
disease continued IN this way, suIl growing worse,
uuui February, when ali hope of NV recovery was
gwen up, aud my hiesds all thought would die
at a GALL"pING CONsUMPrIoS. At this moment.
when my lite srparen lv drawing near lis close,
| heard at DIR. iSrAk'S Is a |. 5 AN OF
WILD rliELRY. aud GO, bottle which Rg.
LIEvth NE IMMkBiArtLr and by he use Of only
three h tiles IT Ihi' msd cine, all my pains were
Temo',d--my cough and Il i,,lng OF blood and cor.
Iup'ion entirely stopped, anl in few weeks NV
health vas so far restored ss To enable me To work
at my Tadr (Which Is a carpentrr,) and up To this
Imc have enjoyed good health,
THOMAS COZENs.
GLouCEsrrR CouSrr, \ IS.
fers naiy came before me, the subscriber, one OF
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-10
Corner of reuih aud Coa'es Streets.

|, GahIil ] ust.n, No. Il ,kl,ss Street DO cs,-
tif, that m, wife, Jaor, afflicted for two v-ss
with Rheums'isin and Il Ia was entirely Asaheo,
81 that she WAS obliged to he confined T. "d teH'-
ing of CsnreI's Me iicaled Sy,urd sa'sspsr'iis.
or Anti Sc"Ihu'ic syrup, p-cuiei four bui'h :.
which completely removed all her pains and stll'-
ness from her hmhs: ,wo moTe bottles made p'>-
iect cure Sc is uow shle " attend 10 her hoG'
hold durn S as usual. GABRIL JONSrON.
Phdal,lpAI., Jah. s2d isi4.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-10
Orphans Court Sale.

TN pursuance of an order Of the Orphans Court
of Northumberland county, viii be sold at pub
lie vendue or QUERY, on Saturday, the Gath day Of
May inst, at the Court House in the boroueh of
Suubury, to Wit: A certain tract Of unimproved
land, situate in the township Of Aus nsts, in said
county adjoining lands OF Jacob Shipe. George
Conrad aud others, containing SO acres and l26
perches.-i.ate the estate of William Gea'haIt.
decd. Sale to commence al 10 O'Clock, A. M. Of
said day, when the terms will be made known by
MARY II. GEARHART,
sunbu'y, May 3, 1856 Gusidisn.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-10
MediCated Syrup OfSarSaparilIa

Mr.. JonN 4. CASTRtLL,
Dear Sir,-Havlng BEEN si1licled Tor upwards oF
two wears with liberation of the throat, de,troyirg
The whole Of he ,ot, palate, ,heu h ough the upper
part I NV mouth INTO my ua,r, from which sever
al llrce, ut boue came ut, wh ch partially de-troy-
cd my speech, ,hr'uch % kgN r5.,G-a., ,ut 1.u-
Ned'ralrd SNrup poIS r~.ru't'.I a.u NOW re-'n'.'
In perfect heAiIu, aud nN SIehi. VI "as SEQ nu'h
impair, d, = a strong - when .Ov.
though II duty owed ,nyou aud those sini-
larly stfeCtsd, - make u p"hhc.
lyu,s, Il. spec fully,
SAMUEL KIRK,