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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10
From the N. Y. Herald.
N. fesk Protestant Episcopal Csnteasssa.

N. fssk Protestant Episcopal Cs~t.msssa.
SATURDAY, October 3.
After transact:ng some unimpoItant business,
the Convention took up the resolution of Judge
Burnett, with the amendments of Rev Mr. Fot.
bes. and Mr.. c. Hamilton.
Judge Dtxa then made long and lucid speech
OF an hours duration, and concluded by Offering
resolutions as a substitute for all that has been
presented on the subject.
Mr.. FokBEs explained the original resolution.
He repeated his conviction, expressed al the last
convention, that Bishop Onderdunk is still de j,ire
and de faefd Bishop Of this diocese.
Mr.. YiSros moved to strike out the ptovi.o
which provides that the money shall be paid on
security given for refundins II in ease Of deei.
sion by competent authority that II was impro.
psrly paid.
The motion 10 strike ont the tfctsS was taxi
en- with the following result -
Clerical--Aye, rs Lays-Ayes, 10
Nays, 100 " Nays, loi
Lost.
Mr. Duks then Withdrew his resolution in or.
der to make room for substitute, which Rev.
Mr.. Forbes was about 10 propose. on condition
that his substitute should be recorded the Jour
nal.
Mr.. FoxsEs then submitted the following: -
Resoiped, That the Trustees Of the Episcopal
Fund be directed to nay over to the Rt. Rev B.
+. Ondendonk, y. D., out Of the income Of the
said fund Excepting the portion thereof set apart
for aecumulstony the sum Of two thousand dol
lars annually, to commence from the first Of De-
tober, is4s, and to continue until tile meeting Of
this body, subsequent TO the next meeting Of the
general convention, subject, howevef TO say se-
ton OF the general assembly on the subject. Pro.
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Forty Millions OF Dollars!

Voters Of Pennsylvania, remember that your
Public Debt is now 40 millions, the interest of
which every six months. is nine hundred thou
sand dollars Remember that VIM. B. Foster
the Canal Commissioner, is now spending one
hundred and .ffiy dollars per day on the Sh.mo-
kin dam, and which will cost 500, 900, all of
which will be lost as the dam is still as Ieaky a,
before. He is in favor Of free trade, which will
ruin OUT coal and iron interests, and thereby re-.
dure the tolls on the canal half million OF dol.
lars, all OF which will have to be made up out OF
the pockets Of the farmers, in the shape OF taxes
All these things are done that Foster may keep
himself in Office for life. Let every demoera,
remember these things and vote for James NJ
Power, the Peopk's candidate.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

A MACHINE for cutting wrought nails has been
invented BY Mr.. J. II. Holcomb, Of Brandon,
Vermont, which with two men will make as ma.
ny nails per day as forty or fifty men can do, and
with great saving Of iron.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10
wm. 3. Foster in Westuor,laud.

The following extract Of letter from an old
and prominent democrat in westmore land. shows
that the feeling against VIM. B. Foster, in the
West. is such that he must be defeated by an i'm.
mehse majority. The democratic party I. deter.
mined to put down corruption of ell kinds
"GREHNssrRo, Sept. 18th, 1886
"In this (Westmoreland) county, Foster csn.
not receive the party vote by eight hundred.
our usual majority is about 1900; and if the
same feeling prevails against him until tho e.
lection, that does at this time, his maiori,y will
not exceed 1900. This state of ihinps exist
here, because il is believed that Foster was no.
minated BY the intrigue and management of the
office holders Of the State administration and on
the public works. To prove this inference to
be correct, we sent four delegates 10 the 4th Of
March convention. indirectly instructed against
the denomination Of WIN. B. Foster, IN this
wise, q resolution was offered, to instruct The
delegates in favor Of his denomination, which
was laid on the table BY an overwhelming INA.
jori,y.' yet, when oaf delegates came to tUte In
convention. they with one exception voted fbt
Foster. We are decidedly Of opinion that
Westmorcland was betrayed BY the delegation,
! sold to Foster, TO secure the appointment, of
John Ferguson ~ superintendent OF the Portage
Rail Road. With these facts staring US in the
lace, we are Of the belief that Fosters nomins.
tion was secured through bargain and sale; that
he and his colleagues in office. including the
! State administrat tampered with lid set at
nau.hs The will OF the democratic party Of this
county, and, have no doubt, Of the whole state
1t is apparent to the, that if the feeling sgainst
Foster is ~ prevalent throughout the state as
here. he must be bca,eh by very large majo:
rty."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

Beans have met with good deal Of attention
since our last, and have realized enhanced rates;
for Egyptian ia bond 33s. per Or. has been oh.
tanned. s M 4 80 M 6
Ot English Peas none have appeared at mar.
ket since Monday foreign have consequently
been taken at high price.
The duty on the Two last named articles. us
well az that on Rye, being reguls,cd by the
Barley averages what we have said above in
respect to the probable fall Of the latter, spplies
10 the whole of these articles.
The late rise in the value Of all kinds Of grain
in the British markets hos, as usual, influenced
quotations st the principal ports on tho CONT.
nent. Wheat has advanced materially all over
the Baltic; but this has been ~ much caused
BY orders from Belgium and Frsdre a. BY the
reports from hence. h.sr s-.ae..e
Letters from Dnnzie, dated 5,h instant, fur.
nsh us with statement Of the shipments frnm
thence during August. from which il appears
that Of the 3l6O lasts exported, only $50 lasts
had been despatched to Bri,ish ports Since
the previous post day rather large purchases
had been made there IN Belgian account. whilst
scarcely any thing had been taken for England
At Rostock supplies Of new grain had come
slowly TO hand and holders having asked ex.
trsvagsnt prices. comparatively few bargains
had been closed. .i.....,
From Antwerp we have letters Of the 10Th
inst. Wheat and rye were then in brisk de.
mand, and the tendency Of prices of these ar,i.
cles and oats was decidedly upward.
Ia the French MARKERS considerable excite.
ment seems to have prevailed. A letter from
Marseles, OF the 5'h inst, states that the stock
Of wheat on the spot had bccome greatly reduc.
cd which, with the excited statements from
hence, and continued orders from L,nguedoc,
had caused further rise in prices. The best
qualities of Polisl, Odessa were then worth AIS
3d., and &c secondary descriptions from AS. 3D.
to 46s. per quarter.
At other ports in the Mediterranean the va.
ue Of wheat wss, according TO the most recen,
adv;ces equally high
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

TnE MARCH FOR CALIroRsM.-A letter from
an officer in Gen. Kearney's staff, dated at Santa
Fe, Gath Aug, says
"The General is already employing guides and
buying mules for his march on California, and
he informed me tonight must be ready TO 60
about the middle Of September. lie will take
on which there is one march Of 90 miles withou,
water"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

CO LET IT RE REMEMBERED, If VIM. 3. Eos.
ter is reelected Canal Commissioner, that Mr.
Hartshorne will also claim reelection. That
they will then have the control Of the Board, and
can re.elect themselves for life, by using the
peoples money and the promise of Offices under
their control If this is TO be done, we might as
well repeal the law at once which requires the
election Of a Canal Commissioner every year.
doctrines' IL not, then 60 to the polls and vote
for James NJ Power.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

The Pittsburg Gazette Of Saturday has the fol.
lowing paragraph;
Pitisburg and ConneHsriRe Railroad. We are
informed that the Chief Engineer, Mr.. Latrobe,
WILL on Monday morning next, proceed 10 make
a careful reconnaissance of the country 10 Turtle
Greek, in order to make proper selection of the
route from that place TO this city; and providet
the season should prove favorable, i; is expected
the Engineer Corps will have the line from here
to Connelisville ready for letting before the win
ter season.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

TauE.-Here is something which TO all ap-
pientices is we'll worth reading. 1t is true
1T is seldom that an apprentice who makes
his masters interest his own, does not receive a
reward by kindness and favOrs while an sppren-
tics and in after life he is quite sure to be pros
porous in business, and respected and useful
man"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

IMroRrASr DEcIsloS.-It has been recently de.
c'ded by Judge Lewis, that an administrator who
keeps destributive share Of an estate unemploy.
ed for eleven years after decree Of distribution,
without giving notice to the person entitled, 10
liable for interest from the date of the decree.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

~ We believe there will be no opposition to
the denoerstic candidate for Auditor. There is
no occasion for one, az Mr.. Zimmerman seems
to satisfy all parties. For Assembly. there will
be quite race between Samuel T. Brown and
Capt. Hunter.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

THE OLp war Honss Asais The Kentucky
Tribune suggests that Mr. Clay certainly will b
sent TO the Senate, if Mr.. Morehesd declines.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

10 IT has been stated that VIM. Follmet, the
democratic candidate for Commissioner, wss a
free trade man. This 10 not correct. Mr. Foil
met, we know, is in favor ofproteeting the great
manufacturing interests Of our country He is
opposed to importing from foreign countries ar.
ticles that we can and omght to manufacture our.
selves.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

20 Mn. FosrER IN rSios Cousrr.-rhis
county, it is said, will give tremendous vote a..
gain't Wm B. Foster. His friends. knowing
this endeavored 10 smuggle IT, among the pro.
ceedinss Of the democratic meeting lately held at
New Berlin, q resolution in favor Of Mr.. Foster
Mr. Fosters conduct is too well known, 10 re-
eeive the support Of the democrats OF Union
The Lewisbnrg Chronicle thus speaks Of the At
tempted Maud to bolster up Mr.. Fostett
'THE PaoCkEDisus Of the Democratic Meet
Ing held in New Berlin last week, will be found
on our fret page.-We were present at the
meeting when the resolutions were read end
adopted as reported by The committee. We
must confess our establishment TO find q resolu.
'ion now embodied in them. expressing our
confidence. in the honesty and integrity Of WIN.
b. Foster. Jr.' In the fesoluiions reported, no
such resolution ,oas offered. and If passed at all
was done alter the people had generally retire d.
How i got inio the proceedings we are unable
10 tell."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

ExrESsivE ES,oRAIIoN FROM HOLLAND 10 the
United States is going on.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

10 Gen. Taylor has long before this entered
Monterey. or had fight In few days more
we shall hear the result. The following 10 the
latest news: ril
"An arrival Ut Port Lavaees from Matamorss,
bringing dates to the sth, reported that news had
been received very late from Gen. Taylor, to the
effect that he was marching upon Monterey with
5000 men, and was within few miles Of that c.
ty- Monterey was said to be defended with a
force OF 5000 Mexieans, under Gen. Ampudi. /"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

% Let every democrat remember, that 1t is
much better to reject one improper candidate on
the ticket than to endsng-r the success ofthe par
ty hereafter, by voting for him. Mr. Foster, it
Is true, received the nomination, but not by fair
means, and has now opposed to him large mum.
Der ofthe most influential democrats in Pennsyl.
vsnia, They say, il Mr.. Foster is elected, it
will cause split In the party, and the whifs
will then mos, probably elect their next Cover
nor but il Foster is defeated, we will show the
world that we are opposed to fraudulent nomi.
nations, and will hereafter elect our candidates
without trouble.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

| G-I BALTIMORE ELEoIIoSs.--For Senator, Key.
ser (whig was elected by . majority Oft. Three
democrats and two wings were elected to the
lower House, by very small msjoritiss. -
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Democratic Nominatlons


SAMUEL 7, BROWN,
COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM FOLLMER.
.,.,..u
ru.Nr,rt. ntxwrpw.N
" n. P.aL.MEis, Esq., at Ass Real Es-
tate and Coal GDhscs. corner or Sd and Chesnsd
Streets, l'hti0deisahta, 70 0uthsrfsed 70 act 0s
.aSe,sf, and receipt Tor all monies due thts
ONCE, Tor subscrt,,ssem or adUersfsimS.
.slso, at hts OHyce NJ. 100 .Nnssss STREET,
.Ntw YSrk
.snd s. e. Corner OF baltimore and Cafcers
sts, Boaffpsoye.
SD ' 49, + ----- ---1------
D PAINTING ISk.-A fresh supply Of superior
summer ink just received, and for sale at Phila-
delPh'a prices.
<,..". r.. :, ~.
-.-.I.n w., ,.;,
So.
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extracted larv.,v from foreign journal, on the
.,,;.., or N. c,o,. +, r,,on. which i. nec,,ia,.
7, w;,, bs ,esu ,b,, thor. +, , .,.., J.6c;encv ..
Won in ENGLAND a,hourh N. wheat c,on there !,
an AVERAGE one which means ANYTHING I'm, good
one.
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80. 49,
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80, ~,
.v., ,h.,. :. t.;,,,. ~ ~. .ron. - r,,on.
;,.a 49,,
,h;. ..,,, :. .,,,,,, ~. a.e,;.,. -, ,.;.
must always be attended with u rise in price.
No sensible person, Of course, will be humbug.
ged with the idea that either the tariff of 1912
or 1876 had anything to do with the matter, un.
lers it could be established that the potato rot
was caused by the tariff. The tariff Of 1886 will
cou,,. i, co,,j have M sf.c, Th. ,s,,d,,,.,
of the tariff of 1916 i, tina, h.,.,o., xhs, .,v
v,., ,.,,,,;on ,,,,.d, ,h.u 81 ,,. i, f..
land ,h.v NAV ,h,,. ,h.;, rn,f..,,,.a ..,d.
int, mi, .,,n,,v =, .,;s,.h,..l a,,.n 49,,
o,.n .,.h,;..r,. na ,h,, ,h.,,.,,. -, :,
em,,,vm.,, Th. .,o,..,,.n.. u;,,h. ,h., n.
home market will be de,,,ov.d and II IN. r,or,
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% There has been slight decline In the
price Of grain within the last few days. Red
Wheat 10 higher in Phisdelphia than Baltimore
On Wednesday, good Pennsy lvania red, At phls.
delPhis, was ii3. At Baltimore it was quoted
at 1o5 good white il3.
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90 On our first page will be found several ar.
ticles Of interest. The account Of the storm en-.
countered by the great Western on her last trip
is most thrilling narrative.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

" n. PIAL.MEH, Esq., at hSs Kseai Es-
tate ard Coal mice. corner Of Sd and Chrsnssl
Streets, Philadelphia, 70 outAsStsed 70 act M
.asens, and receipt Tor all monies due fhis
once, for s~bscri,Nte~ or adverftsins.
.slso, at hts OHScs NJ. 100 .Nnssss STREET
.NtsV Y6rk.
.Snd s. e. Corner Of Baiifmore asd Caicerl
sts., B0iftm0re.
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or PAINTING ISk.--A fresh supply Of superior
summer ink just received, and for sale at phia
delphia prices.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

D We have been informed that Mr.. Whites
prospects in Union are much better than was at
first expected. Mr.. Polloek's majority, tits said,
will not exceed nine hundred. 1.-THE democrats
turn out, they can very easily overcome that ma.
jority.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17
UNITED STA Es IOTEL
WATER STR 1T.

F'TF-IIINt's N
ME rnder.igncd, resPScifuliy ini"rm tie pub
- lac. ihst they have leased the ah-,s house
or term oi year have had Il entirely re n odesd
aud very much improved IA The arrangement OF u
rooms sns pofche'; have had u newly sEd hand
'omry rr'"'ed cnfp"icd and paPcrcd Ihrpush ou,
sn' n""'' furnished ~ s'iyie unsurpassed Toy any
ii"iel m ihe West k'ety Ruicc - cstu-ly Few
n"d Tho whole house Ira li-nily lighted with Cos,
They "Re' he Recommendations Of The house tn
me p"hle. iH'iy determined, that oil guests .hal
h"d a. ihcr house, entertainment that will not 10
60 sh'fd s-tisilctIo,.
from tie Superior sffangrn6n Of the Iiou.s and
i""e and ne location Of Inc hun,e 80 front of he
Steamboat landing. they indulge The hope. TIA
'hey ~ reeve tefnl share 81 pnIl,c p.jr"nn Q
mays MITCHELL CALDWELL
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ID CCEivED By THE UNDERSIGNED
III ftv'p the cities Ol New York Phiiadei phia
and Bsl'inofc, ls'ss att general ss."rim.ni ui
Witch 80 addition 70 turner stock nakcs
sa a. ss.OttmsSt complete. oi ~hi'h The following
Z. PAT. ~hI'h they are ti.. os.d 10 sell on N.
rrosi d.s,rsblc terms.
1870 G. RIO c,'iEs
rs do Java do
81 do Prpyrr
20 10 P,men,o
Is che.,s Young ksn lie,
~ d" 6unr,w,er ssd lnpvtiei
100 htls N"2 and } Marketed
IS Jo LsI Sugar
1000 Lie C,u-i'. Scotch ssuH
1000 Id. Cod fi.h
5000 do B'~,iet', a shcaihins Copper
800 Bp,e- I'm Plate
1000 Ii. Cana Tin
90 L.. Spel or
5000 liz Wire Nos 6 - is
Race Liqu-uce Ball
$500 L. M,dj,f
su0 IL, Ca..a
2 tsCi"V,s
80 R,,.. Ra,.in.
} Bale. S s Almond.
10 Brl. Alum
1 Brl Nuim'g.
Is tloie. Chocolate
20 Bfl. ChiPl~d L'swood
lU do CIR nnd Crg,r
2 Ceruu. Iiiirp
] rask l.,mphlask
20 k,gs Nusiad
s. ho,rs CsNendish Tobacco. S.. l2' and l.
lumrs
100 B,s y O M,la,-r.
~ 10 Sugar lI"n.e
FLEMING g. HUNTER.
u. The G,llov,ss afiulr. ut C"unr, Pf-duc
| 'sken 20 krchans~. Bae.n Lard. Feathers. Bcei
~aI Batter. Glover Seed. Fists~rd Ginseng. Rng,
A. &c FLEMING 4 HUNTER.
Whccling. Nov %. '4J.
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F,HNITipE wAHE-RooMs.
JOHN NJ. ClEMENS.

ESPECItGI Nv invites he aueni,on II The
Y c.tIcn' - Nheei,nS SID the COUNTY, TO- h a
n"rk oi beauti"i fntiiure. q, h.. re- IN. n, 1872
Main sfeei. . iew dUofs above he l. = IIo,sI lie
has IN harda
SOFAS OF The lsie't AID me-, fishionable .t,i,.
BUREAUS 81 snrsr'ur style md tho be. make
BIDS EADS. rev a"d .p'enIid Aueu,
1ABLES-Picr, Wrnug Centre. Cs,j V.,L
Dining, 80 So. = h. b~, si,le
STANDS Fisin. Cherry. Mshrsaoy &c g.; all
ri Which vii he sold a. how II not lower thaa nj
any o'hef r.ithlishInent 80 the riiv
UPHOLSTERY. VENETIAN BLINDS LOOK.
INC CHASSIS. FRAMES. and Ill otter Cam-et
Nsre iutuishsd 10 utd,r
MAHOGANY NENEERS-A good stock Tor
sale bow
Please csil sad otaniue faf yourselves
De, 10
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DAMS CtKLD,

1ohfCJND ktEOsUrr ACOUSTIC or
Fvh ihe rHts RI p'A fNFSs. rs.8ssa4sE.
81 NftnafF nf mattsf ff.m fIf s4fa. I'd. 4. I.
''pse ass -frsah.r HHIsss lac ths a.s..-. I, 81
.rft' laII.t. ri water. uH.ff..s .f .f..... Il I.
F.' NhlfH ere q. ul|..#s af a..f.a. -
70 $50 -rHffa sf.r... #rt ~ f#.. =.
sss POI sH.sIf Or . tHINptfEte
N1|.l Wen $500.
n.s mea.r. 20 s a.sh.f fffamrtfas 80
~. 80 ~. Afrf ere ssfF. ~ tsf4 fe.r..f.
'hieh b. hss tri1frr IL"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17

HAVE removed ihcir E.iahln hmeuit 10 their
HI New Buck BuiJing, east side of MAR,
kET ST. a few doors below The Post Gillce
where they hsye supplied themselves with a
aew and large Engine sni either fixture lcr
their business, IN >spettut style.
They carry IN the HOUSE and STEAM,
BOAT PLUMBING; IN all IS branches
MACHINE OR PATENT FIFE.
We are prepared 10 SUPPLY "ut customer. To any
extent with the atnvs p,Ts of the h. 81 quality. and
al Pross Ne .ow I. ~ - Ia re hsd 10 the country.
They have 'pntly an hand HydtautS of
various de'cuItioa, hautTS' kettles, water Giles.
cts, bath tub, hut and cold shower baths, Ir
,oftS ter bleaching, chemical arp rstu>, lead
&C inns, patenl bath pumrS lead pipes ci all Siz.
-, sheet lead o. any thickness aud worked On
IN any manner 81 ioim.
Water conducted through ltsIrn pipes from
springs 10 dwelling hou>cS IN the country
Superior pumps Tor county wells Steam I'm
sInrs sc. &c.
Al orders thankfully received and pnnctu
ally ausnded To-.
STEAM POWER.
For Misunderstanding purposes can he supplied
To several Descriptions OF mechanics, in the
- sioty VI iheu building, or on the ground
door al very moderate 81.
Wheeling, Nov IL, 40
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c. BRINCKERUOFI"S

II EALTIlY. Invisorauug cordial strengthen
u II iug AID recruiting The langu.l,lhg az decay.
81 paris IA eases 81 Coughs. Colds All cuys nf The
! Liver. Throat and Lung.. Many we'll sue,isd
reses Of true Consumption the late stages Of The
disease. have hesa enntcy cured by The Rcslrra
ave alter every other means have failed. % he ~
'"''"ns and family friend. aud the med cal t7cul,v
VII dheofiully csfity IL ary person b. IN ct.,l
WIN tie above g. mplainl.. Gnd wphss o. employ
/ cefinin aud snie rcmcsy. devoid "f qua, ksry 90
| IfeIens"n. iei him ca 4 az the Proprietor or hi.
General Agent, aud sec the m,st convincing tesii.
m"ny from restored md grateful ind, iduals The
Health Rest raij,e itself afct The ne of s.ne To-
b'iil"' MI nh I'd Praciion evidence e 10 urpsr.
nll' He'd virtues. Several cases III dissn-ed Luncs
and Chest We have seen cured eniuey after The
/ NE 81 only u hall d~Ien bptIlcs Although the
| fhTreot las ior YEAR. almost crciu.ively
esifaincd az saie io New Yort ciiy he under ffm
'"hNt ii"n of dniy. o"w hs. Instructed p,s pesnl 10
spread ~ abroad 40 every direction, most f,rN emil,
desiring 20 sec aud hear 81 is producing hose ia.
v"rahle results. ~ every ih,tsuce oi ~. u.e m
/ New f"fk cay and 80 Viciuity. The 6dl-Nirr
cefl'ieaic 10 from DR. Chiliun, the well know n
I New YWk cb,rnnt
u have s1si, ned a b,til~ of medicine called e.
Hin'hefh"h. ileHiih Rr.iurauV'; fnd 6nd that u
does nj contain Neunv. ~ any uiher metallic
pf'na'ai'"n. ror of,un co. sny oi ns form. u ;.
composed Of vegetable matter snrtci'
JANES u Chiffon. NJ n.
& BRiNCkEEnOTF Proprietor y Y.
| lI"tsce EVefeu u = Agent
| Pnncirai Once H6 IioJ sun siiesi New YORK
Arenis 60 Wheeling. Dfs JAS BaKER and A
I = TODD WesI Alexander, "a. BRYANT & Ora
NtN' srd ~ ngfpts ~ almost every ru~n ~ the
Us nj, A.. al
a GOOD ASSORTMENT OF Ready Made
"A Ladies Cals and Head D'cs.e,; also Bonret
H1tdsts and hni6cal Flowers, l"t sale hy
sep 20 o FAlRCHlLD
sD6An PACKAGES or PERCUSSION
w" CAPS. No | Splh. Lever G. sud
u plain. ~sffntie4 aH Ia bs good.
s'e - O FAIRCUiID.
A CC0HDIONs-O on hand good assortment
N % huc ifsn'h AttOrluns. together yub
ffe'ettf decls a o FAIVrHIID
<AA IONES CAvENDiSH ASSORTED {
SNS i2 10 atd l,lund Lamp Tobacco
10 hutss t. isIis.' Iwt.i Il,
50 ksss % keHtutky Tspt al,
f''s'''d - u CRNNCLE a CO.
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