davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
WRECK OF TIE L. S. BRIG TRUX-
TON, AND CAPTURE OF HER OF.
ULCERS AND CREW

A Geographic report received at therimes
office yesterday from New York, states that
news has been received there by Telegraph,
that the L. s. brig TruI,on, Commander
Bruce, was wrecked on the CO.'S Of Mexico,
some 1870 miles from Vera Cruz, on the 5lh
Of August, and that abou, 90 Of her officers
and crew were made prisoners by the Me1i-
cans.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

Dreadful Calamity at Madison Il
Louisville journal states that on The,
inst, small stream, back Of Mui,n.
diana called Crooked Creek, rose v
such rapidly from the heavy ra'0', o.
cause the loss Of lite and property W
the mail.boat pass d Madison, II Is .
posed thn, SIX or men hnd been drove
Many houses and the calvert Of the Nj
ison and Indianapolis railroad wcrr :"
of |. would require n'Go m,.'.'.o--
the damage done to the railroad npGs
this lrcshct.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

HoRRIBLE MURDER 4 U'Hc H.
OV her HNsbdnd Al n York on Ne@
csday evening, a man nnm"d CsI''" @f''
murdered his wife by cuIung her WIT
from ear TO onr. The ma,dcn name o. u
victim was Eliza Ttowbrdge, she vnr
bou, 23 wears Of age, and had ban M
red about one year Jealousy aod 'n''n
perance was the causes Of the avn, 4eet
Russ had not been arrested at lafito9os
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

A Warren "A man in Baltimore
has prosecuted his own daughter, a
young girl, sixteen years OF age, for
larceny. This is the fifth tune he has
brought such charge against her, on
such himsy evidence that the magis-
tralc has always discharged her
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

TROUBLES IN OHIo.-lhe Icot
Of Mercer county, Ohio, or some
them, have assembled in pubic ne
ing, and passed divers resolutions
expulsion, by force, If necessary.
ealnst the colored people resldIn.
that county. Gov Barley has 1877
Il proclamation in consequence
ing the public officers to do thct .
in the premises. The RandoIR
Municipalities are at present sca'eNI
the county of Miami suffered %
main in peace.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
~ s Sur Colrus,,



4 suppose that you have hc,,i y.
before this that the cholera h,rN
on board of us, and has swept f,7.,
OF our young crew. Just lm,,. n.
one moment talking with ny N.Y.,
ship mates, and IN two or Tine s,,
more, called To witness them ID /.
arms of that fell tyranl, Death. A.
as you oftimes told the tia, God,
everywhere, so now ] have tease,
think so. | have witnessed So,
that | never shall forge, as ,cn, s
live. We sailed from Manila. CD,
the PHILIPPINE lsnnds. We arps
there one day; the ncxtwc had l2rs
dead by cholera. The doctor ",
the danger, ordered the ship to Ian
again for this place and from ,bt.s
we made sail until four days nj Qs
boats WAN nj every Ao,. oaIHnsA
melancholy summons, All hiuc
bury the dead y Sometimes 70 a
number of five corpses at a tine Sc
brought up and launched into d.
deep and watery grave. God Ia
mercy upon their souls ThcdyN
terry, that dreadful disease IN tbs .
mate, Is on board of the ship, an4
Vlnccness sIoop-ol-war has Iodts
ly all her crew by the same dl,'as
am now OH the list Of SICK and ?.
bad
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

Nel7 Hampshire EAieTPrtse Mr. Freneh
he new Governor OF limos, Sir Wells
he pew Lieutenant Governor, aud John
Wentworth. he Chicago member OF Con
prcss arc ell nalvoi Of New lllmpsblrc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
DEAtn ny nnnh.n..

DrArn NY DpoNNtN.
Mr. Frederick Dunbar orI.4
drowned III Black utcrm,ls,. "a
The inst inst The young a.. b.,
the age ct Il years and va, a, .,...
swimmer, hut IN ih" act Of, w. ne
he suddenly sunk 10 tie t,..- =
DID notrlS unI' ho vl, q
late To bc TcNuS, ijatcd urs
ably seized with cramp o., Al,
fiction which made hun he'll.
will be seen that no choice Of.
talivc was nude IN lud.e
meeting dissolved after ,hrech. "
many beng deslIous To vIlLd,.- 50
ter learning this sad cata>iroll -.
occurred after the irccmcn hal y,
ycned. Woodstock Mctcuv "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

pFGov. Felch of Michigan, has Of
fcfcd a reward Of $500 for the appre-
hension Of Tanner the murderer Of
Schoolcrull.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

bTMr Farr, editor Of the W ". :
(Ohlo) Experiment lately 'oos ,
take, a large dose If con- -
mate. He fortunately fcuI 4
that albumen, Or tho white A" :.
was an antidote, and by NJ
use OF it counterscted ,he tn7'''
otherwise deadly poison.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

HrMr Forrest, the tragedian, and
lady, were passengers in the packet
ship Rochester, which arrived from
Liverpool al New York on Thursday
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

r-It is stated in the papers that at
the Bell Foundry Of Mr. Andrew Me
neely, West Troy, n. Y, 1000 bells
were cast aud sold within the last year.
II IS the largest establishment IN the
United Sntes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

Anna, that neither he nor his govern
ment shall receive from them one dol
lar, or the slightest encouragement i'll
prosecuting this war.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
IMPORTANT-IF TRUE.
The n. Y. Herald has a letter from
which snYs-

Washington which says
"a courier is now in this city, dcs-
patched by Gen. Taylor from the head
quarters of the American army, and
we are Informed on the most reliable
authority that no proposals of peace
,rhutcucr have yet been made either by
the Mexican or American Govern
mcnts, or by any of their accredited n
gents.
This message left afterSnntn Annals
arrival in Mexico, and after he had
had sufficient time to make advances,
if he intended to do so, towards our
U1ypTnmpnt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

rrThc Washington n'oo 49,
the official notice Of the apr s.
Of George Bancroft, as sIio,'' n ~. !, :.
land and Of John Y Mason a.
ny of the Navy IN his place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

80 utteh cerstlui vs ihios he, 81 .
ftt it,.sfs lftheuo ~titb viii b. hirh
r,f,4tr leuchs,,tn ~. ruriI
trYyrrro-t prrFr'aiaui ard al
,s,t- ttar, .,or,' o. ne 'sr rurcv 20 Nh,th
,at ys-niraa, hi', i'hsro g,ru com
i4tt.rs., ''e surr-.la ere much MOT,
.s.-Bs'. l.l sEy ,r.a.! D. HavDes
r.- ,, IVES
T...s.hr ,yraI -. '.. N.'t
OIL Nr lia.s.k q ya'rt o. ''.s.o Of
uto,s sni rocy ~, ruptaccl 'ot 't'
.Is,p',5 rur aaI aaf.tir soI .rias
rItr.,e n L1.vrg trn. references are
.'rst 90 fte hl15m o. each T'sc iuoc'
TX N-n % Ho'r ptu-ip.'' OF FfammAt
vL.r' arc tfrIcal 20 she 'tefti'r' "td
.t1 a5.tt la,m Thar 'tcfc.srs s'c 90
,l,,o,.tc stI lafn,h such a raudy Of *
arpir iaa. all ne pune pics Of gtsmma'
MI te repeatedly eAl.d 'u'o rcQu'dton ,
r.i thus ite rui,n' N,'' 20 furnished Wuh
ample means of aoQuH ng IN ei'co'tve
.ti thofoU-h Ln1Nlri.c % C'amnnf.
aHtsul h,nc ,lle-,i to lhc inconV'n.
l,lco q using tu.ncl book 'ot the puf
rrsr q analy'p and parinE THIS I'm
potion, feature o. The work has nothing 20
~1.r~poad wrh 1t 20 The grammar Of Mf
Wei.
b. IS .te ptom.ncnl reason III re-.
.-mmrnt.ug ~ We do, Ilal.ocAs Gram
mar Or uic ~ our schools, the committee
vaa4 MFR 90 tho "PuncIp Pies Of Auaiy'
,s contained "a Il We fully agree with
Mr. Wells IN regarding 1t as particularly
d,ufahIo lha, pupils should pass az carly
~ r-ac.itahlc from the fotmalHles Of com
m-a rltusr ,oLhc more ,nPotnn, cNet.
Csc Of daajv-isr crarnlly The structure OF
lrvgar, The mech7nical routine OF
technical pnronR" Nr Wells eonunnr', rs
peculiarly hahle TO become m'notonou'
aai Dan. whdc the prn-tlcc Of EXPLAINING
the yauou, relations nul Offices Of words
10 sentence. IS adapted to call the mnd OF
he lratncr into constant mi vigorous nc.
ton, 1ni can hardly fail Of exciting The
Ic6pas, n.ttos.'
How, after shy,ng thl. hc could content
hlm' u ngh the mcngtc and unsatisfactory
system OF ANALYSIS which he proposes v u
very difficult 10 conceive. The great 81.
pru1rty Of Ellllock's Grammar IN III"
inspect ls obvious to every examiner, and
10 Itself furnishes sulIi.tou, reason. o'h"r
,hInc' bong equal, mr F,,ng 1t decided
prerrncc We ougb. TO adj perhaps that
as thlss the first edition OF ilaiIocks work,
.ttfe are some typographical errors IN =,
wh'eh vii he corrected IN another edition
''rn "a be published ana Tint The author
intends also 20 subsequent editions to make
Zach Improvements, rs may occ ur to HIN
from his own experience IN rs use, AMI
flom tho suggestions Of others
Your committee would recommend 10
tel-hcts t. supply themselves with Weiss
Grammar as 4 book Of reference and
would invite their attention particularly 10
his 'j's' chapter on Ornl Instruction
4 WALKER, Charm1n.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

Ia Committee on H.iAiy respectfully
rrNr''.-'p,' they have citetlllv cNom'poi
each wpIS as Ncre pal inlo ihelr hands by
tue County Superintendent and such others
d, tucy We're a 10 10 obtain, w First AMI
Second BOOKS History, by the Author II
Prlet Patey's Tales, History Of the United
States by Charles A. Goodrich and Cues
hons. the Questions and Supplement by 10
.o.h Emerson. History Of the nl,ed States
b, lum' willard. both The complete work
ana 'He.abri sci. II STORY Of the lntedStatcs
IL Naup, Wilson. lnlvrrsa. History IN
m,p.cuyc ~ Emma Willard and taking
iat, Nc~ their respective merits. and their
adaptation to the use OF comWsu schools they
have agreed TO recommend lhi following to
he used 90 the order IN whioh they are pre-
>cn'ei
Tie Ful Book u History by the Au-
'hor Of Peter Pariey's Tales.
History the United States by Mar
coz W's1-
? The Second Book Of History, by the
hylhor of Peter Parcy's Tales.
The ars,i both Geography and History
a. Nuuh and Sou.h America, written IN Ia
rt'pt style level with tie capacIues OF
clulTcn. embclishol with cnsgravlnqs and
lNss Win tNfNbbNs ~ INC flNpH VI lit
page 20 be auSNete! 10 the pupils own Ian
suasc alcr becoming augmented VII, the
lesson The second is concise History of
the United states 10 petsp.Cupus s'yle, with
Quc,upns The incidents related are not
lIlie - numerous az those oi Goolrlch's
out tho tunes and plans are rendered more
CONSPICUOUS Not only The century, but 10
many instances the month AMI day OF ut
month arc marked by figures IA the margin
lis a'so believed by y.ur committee ,tha
numerous chronological. errors 10 oihefH s,o.
mes ~ our country are avoided IN his, 4 thai
m ,hls respect a. east u IL the most accurate
History Of the United States adapted to CON.
mon schools oIlsnt The charts and small
maps dolly po,a, ont the general condition Of
'he country, az the time any event tanSpli-
% and the Ave position Of places named
o. 10 narrative notes a, The bottom also show
tho teacher n alnosl all he places named in
no ten The questions are IN the margin
ani sre o( such character as 10 require Of
,le p1pu know edge Of the SUBJECT m order
o. t.s rivIuq a correct ansWeE The next
book rec umendci IL the Second Hook Of
History .by the author Of Peter Padsy'sTales
THIS book eontslus the modern history Of
Europe Asa, snl Africa. ILLUSTRATED By en-
Cuungs and sixteen maps
j HASCALL. Chairman
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

The Comm,ass 90 L,bGnef respectful
IN Rspor, That IN their opinion, the -
tsbl sbmon, Of Libraries for general elreu
l.uon ana uote parieular'y ior use p lh'
school 10 eIeoo5 iag.y deub.e n lbu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

The president has iaslsu ,,a, f.
launallon declaring Aiei''''
retroceeded to Virginia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
RAVAGES OF TIE CHoIrf,

A letter gives the iollowinpa.,,.
of the cholera III the L. S. las n
squadron
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

lpThe Milwaukee GaD'' 4
that 200 to 600 passengers In''' 3
igrants, are landed daily al 'A'' =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

Tie committee on science, teg leave 10
rcrrrt, shat 90 their opinion, the following
books ste suitab.e fNr The higher Sudies, Tor
teuirsi ard Select Schools. and lpr other
schools where there 10 no danger OF their ab-
saJblng he uaie necessary for elementary
iasrueuoa IAIs they think should never
h. a..1aci
ca Geology Com,l,rk Chemistry. Nu
Its.qs for beg rrcs Botany Mira Phelps
'-- terrrnsn Natural Ph'1soGy. tomsi0rt
80 Mr. Phelps i1r beginners Mora PhIlos
r., Na,Atd pu.u.a, E-o-o7y. N-v
trt I.'s.to,gii Philosophy, Pear fnys
.ngy rons'ocl Astronomy Burru 6e
osraal,. Woodsrlse. '5r teachers 70 80
N-rt,laos.y, he Tiu,e PHILOSOPHER and Cat
c.tm Of Agoc.g-rs, Chemistry, ~ Jane
W. JoALNou
G =. THOMAS, Cts.rmln
Tie oomniues appointed 70 recommen.
tea book in ths depsumsui Of vooal musl
ui4iaoie iot Comman schools, leg lsate q
5trssli ilr i1l.o~thg frp-u
Tee Appoint neal 81 A0ch a commit q
vo1li seen 10 ,nply inst vCrli musie ~
tm9as ne hrsnches ususly ,aug,H 90 oou
r,ma,au schools Whefesa - isf a. IN l. noW
tcge ~ voat comus.'isr sl'cntt 90 slmoi
ul.rtrsa'y rcf.scts-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

The second /
brotlght by this
Ministers of ~
Spain, in the Cay
given the gravesl
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

1svAnovs TaArssc !-rsvsa Ans Asys Pa.
rfsrTs-isis nel % infamcss sssisic sss wholesale
and rstsil dtnesista and sshsr nefchsnss. 10 buy
up spSrissA aduisersasd, ssesdrsssj cad cos.ter.
ie.jsi Roscands 1ss;e ,M;sssrs ., ssssios. and
from irresponsible and swindlins medicine sssdss,
ics Two OF three dollars pr dorm, and then % eel Il
10 the ignorant end unwary = the genuine Row,
ands (Impsovsd) Teak MIXTURE for one do,Iss the
tstsls end 'whsn they wsF know besldeS that this
eountstfst trash has besn uniysrsslly pronounced
worthless end inert, end win not curs the ssust
know Of no moe inhuman OF dss,asdly conduc: in
men ley ing sny clam. 70 .espse,.bity or hoessy.
Look !c.refuiiy) fo,f the yUrifen ssigndtwes Of
'John x. Rowsnd," on q paper lst,el ses,ssthe
mouth Of every bottle, wi,hou, which "susrd" il
never can be grnuibe, however knavsh sellers may
fa'ify and decrivs. ,o,,s,,, lolaga,i boo ,,,.,em
Fer ssle in the suburbs Of the city BY the store
keepers generally. Also Il No. - North % h.,
esd 1t the Proprietos's offcs, No. 1876 Callowbin
street, Phistelphis. And also. by the s,orskee-
Pers generally u ihis and the sdjoining counties
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21
FEVER g. ASUE.

YNENS OF THOUSANDS Of unhappy beings
i In the "Ague Sections" of our country are
now tortsen'ed with that "hated complaint" fE-
YER Il AGUE, on BILIOUS lNTERMrr.
TENT FEVER, or UmiLLs ANN FKvxH. % II is
vsriousy called.- The universal voice OF this en-.
Tire eemmsnity "from Msinc to Georgis" and from
the Atluutict TO the Rocky Mouniains, dscisres
ROWAND'S, IMPROVED TONIC
g',,r,,,,i, ,r1 MIXTURE
to he the great aed oaiy safe. sre and radical
cure, when properly used. This cannot hs con
noveried. I, restores the natural feelings and {.
iasficify Of the constitution in manner that no
thing else will. Ia. saas,.s..
# -. Extract Of letter. dated ..,
nt .nt. Lnw,srowS. Pa. Oct. 10, is42.
Every bottle Of the Improved Tonic Mixture
sent has been sold. and do not know of one in.
stance ,hst il did no, affect a cure. -Four bottles
cured Eve cases Of The worst kind Of Fever end 4.
sue--one case was myself Afer trying Quninr
and all other cures thought Of by my Physician
finding no relief finally Tor bottle Of your
Tonic Mixture. and was relieved, in fact cured in
- hours. Please send on a frssh supply, as there
is none lef." You's, truly, t
.' SAMUEL HOPPER
a. Sold on Agency IN sunbury, by H. Mssse'
and Others and all the Sorrkcepers in the adjoin-
ing Counties. October IL. 1856
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21
New Firm. n !.

v1NhE UnderTgned hereby gives notice. that he
4 has sssocisfed with himself - partner in
the mercantile business, in his store sdjoining
Wsavers Tavern, In Suohury, John Hsss, and
der the fism Of Clement Il Haas. The store o.
the South West corner Of Market Square will he
conducted % hereofo fore BY the subscsiber himsef,
to which he respectfully invites his customers snd
friends. o. HE'i" ~ '''" "'"4 tA'h tl"d
Tie als, naifes I'll those indebted TO him. IA call
be,ween ths end the iss Of January next. and set
lie their secounis. = A'F' ~ l1
An Kind. of produce will bs ,.kss sop account,
Al cash prices. ,r.,,~,x
Hereafter 40 longer than four months credi,
wia - sissa. = y W IRA I. lCEEM ENT
Suuhury, Nov. ~, ls46--tG INA S,,,H
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21
EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY

O9Ax1g 3U0 GAN N oU2IOlla
HoOPERs ETERIAL OLA promp, and
lasting remedy Tor DsAvHsss. slso for pains
and discharge Of mat,ss from The Esn.
Hundreds Of cures in cases deemed utterly hone.
LEES have firmly established ts superiority ovsr eve
" former Medical discovery.
This valuable Acoustic Medicine n compound
OF four different Oils, Of which, ,he active and
principal gIejient s obtained from tho bark Of a
cer'sin species Of WALNur, = new and sdcctssI
agent in the cnre OF Deafness. .a
Persons who had been deaf Tor 10, is end svon
20 years. have been permanently cured BY using
this oil. In fact m numerous and SO emphsiic
have been the ,e-,ionisls in it, favor thst the in.
venor claims Tot II the distinction Of an Infallibe
Remedy. in sli cAses, when the Ear 10 perfec, In
its formatioA. taaa1 aHaa :. 8fs4
For further particulars, and evidence Of its grsat
value, see printed sheets. in the hands Of Agents.
For sale in Sunbury, by J. w. FRILING.
September 18th, tS46-iy sF.g
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21
CLEMENT g. EAAa,

u PEePECrFULLY intMm the public. tia, on
~ the 9th inst, shey entered into partnership.
in the mercantile business. 1t the store recently
,ccupied By In r. Clement. sdjniuins Weaver's
Tavern, In sunbury. They have istely received
snew stock u goods which they win dispose Of
At tho bwesi prices. 'fr 2-ou o. fl.''fi' ''
All kinds Of produce will he taken In exchange
for goods. 'h '' it ~ i'' 'i f'' 'f.'b ''t'
'' f'fl ll' f'n IRA r. CLEMENT,'
i' '"""i' i''t tfr.' JOHN HAAS.
d Suuburv Nov IA. is46,--tE lfs.u7ii t1t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21
e, ,oe. Steam Umbrella g, st. +
NJ A n UF AC TOR r
NO. 1oA 14ARxET DT1N1T, : !.
Z, D PHILADELPHIA. ~,

~ VIM. II. RICHARDSON, ,,,I
In addition 70 vs'ioos other Improvements, ha-
1 wing applied svxAx rowsR 10 the manufacture
Of UMBRELLAS. is eaablen to cell them at very
low pfices. f7f .slis-.riri,ti a
al or Meschanta are invited 10 call end sec his
Works, and Examine tbs assestmest s lsi1r1a
b Philsdelphis, Nov. 81, lel6.-3m a,Ai 5rl is,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21
vAttowAIBTtaIR
Mill Property
!. .- n-,. ,l- FOR SALH. b. !, a..l i. ..a 81

f\HE SAhserihes efsrs to srl at private sale, his
J. valuable Mill LLPROPERTY, de-, situsted
in Shamokln township. Northumberland county,
abaut 8 miies from The town Of Shsmokin, on the
public road leading from the latter town to Sens.
grove, consisting If tract OF land heing 80
more or less, bounded hy lands Of Emanuel Zim-
mermsn. Michsel Sheih. and others. Tho land is
Of good ied gravel quality, in high state Of eaI.
ivstion, and uudcr good fences. About six acres
,hersof y excellent Meadow land. sud four acres
are covered with timber. The improvements ,hese-
on erected are an excelloat ,fiio alsn,1l. i.,s.t
D'1t Frame Grist Mill, ri. 10
Two and half s,o,ies high. With two p.tr Of
St,nes, one psk being French Burrr,, Smut Ma.
chine, Elevators, Corn shells.s. and o,her Heces.
ssry M.chiosry: The Mill is in excellent order to
make Flour snd for cutsom work, Il having recent.
y aTds':ons M . 'l.,oSse y ;;P;r.'isa; is
new .wo sssly sens STILL HOUSE, 20 O. SO
feet, the waters Of vsley SP,ing. being conducted
BY means Of wooden Pipes into the 6'st story Of
the same. -.
- n Akso, . Largo tvog story FRAME
Yum DWELI.ING HOUSE. with, . new
S!sss Kitchen thereto attached, with good cei-
Blsr and an ex csen, sp,ing of water near
the door-a new BANK BARN, 50 hy 40, and q
good, one story TENANT HOUSE, "a by rs.
INTENDED for Q Miller. r0,.af
The shovs property is we'll worthy the s,,en.
ton Of those wishing to purchase. 1t is offered At
low rate, end the terms Of pay nent will be made
easy. W" goo
ro..ession and an indispnt,b'e title will be given
on ,hc hfa dsy of, April nes,. "' tl'
Those wishing To view the property, will please
call on Mr: Goi,lieb Breimyer. residing on the
aame For further particulars apply to the under.
signed proprietor, residing Al Por, Carbon, schu,i
kiI county. ~ T" JACOB WfRrEI.E.1
NIB. Should the shove property no, bs solj
At private sale on the frst day II January, Is47,
il will then, st ~ o'clock, w., on said day, on the
piemises Be rented fo' the term Of one year.
Port Cavisn, Nov 81, 1865, 81.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21
uANCES SARSAPARlLLA, oR BLOOD
Al PILLS. FIFTY PILLS INA BOX,

uANCE'S sARSAPARlLLA, m BLOOD
Al PILLS. FIFTY PILLS INA BOX,
The Che ,pest and bcs, Medicine in existence!
Every person Who h suiiecs 70, Bilious Fever,
sheula purify sheis bks d-anA syssemty
NJ 'u,ins box 1t the -
ii4 SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS.!
Persons afflicted w,h Cesiis ensss. sh~ald Try the
hascx's sSARsAPAR(LLA,o o, BLOOD PILLS!
Young ladies' sud gentemsa trouslvd with Pim-
.s l piles on 'h- Face. should Try the 9''if
il SARS.iPARILLA, OR BhOOD PILLS.
Singing in the Ears vlieved hy the ,iah hlH
Hscss SARsAPARll.LA, or BLOOD FILLS!
Headache and Gihlinea cured by using the
SARSAPARfLLA, OR BLOOD PILLS!
OSowsincss aud GcnsrAi Debility, cured BY the
HAxcE's SARsAPARlLLA, OF BLOOD PILLS!
Dy.pePsis can Iva cured by using tho f ll ,'-
&tRSAPARHLA, OR BEO0D PILLS!
QJPersons who have taken considssable pm.ions
o. mercury :nd In consequence have pains in The
bones, should use freely the L,rii.5e'ad,,4E
HAsexs SARSAPARlLLA.o OF BLOOD PILLS!
.m. .GJ Persons in vent Of . Pin that 10 Ps,eiy
vegetable. and 10 wsusned aof 70 cos,la,a pars,.
.ek o1 Mercury. should usethe ssun.rs 1o.s
-,li. SARSAPARiI.LA.o os BLOOD PILLS
or THE GENUINE FOR SALE BYkD
SETH 4. HANCB. lOa Bsl,imsss st. snd corner
Of Ch.sles snd Pratt stsceis. Baltimore. >
.nlsiD s0d BY GEORGE, BRIGHT. eunhuSy, >
1io., bRAUTiGAM. Northumberland.
Nov 81. ls4e. 2 naa,uao-s s7tnrla .ol1
i1JANCE's COMPOUND sYRJp OF HORE.
II l's HOUNDLFOR The CURE or "
Coughs, Colds. Consumpiimr. Splitting Of Blood,
Pain in Ne SIDE and Breasf. Brunehif.s,
Group. Asfhma and al diseases urs. ''
sing from a dis~deyed condif;on ~" ga
~, the hsnss ~ negiried cold. 7" 7a
TAKE TINE by THE fORELuCk,s
Il pscs Of sdscs which is sui,sbls 10 sl seasoos
end sppioatas 10 sN psrpsses though there is nd
instance in which this piece Of sdsics NOW sslu'
sbs. tAla 10 persons who have cough o. cold, los
they neglect Whss 10y sppsss " tssn very isiAin(
51 rc.ts IN TYE BEGINNING, ,sIoa
Il nay lad 70 Tm6amnstioa 81 Lupgs. and hnslly
Conssmpsion! To sll Who have eputh. veWspll
HANCES C0NPOtND SYRUP Or
~5t ...sg H0REHOUND .o,oa !,
The usdicins y pieassns y tsks. and u ny sas'
Pdes - Ceals ~ bottle o. six beltlss Ia q 20
P!spassd ah1 ~ By SETH 3. HANCEs
100 rsMasss 4. and csnss Of Chsslss 4 Prstt ~
and By GEORGE BRIGHT, 0unbury, e
D. BRAU1'fGAM, Ner,humbsrlsnd
Nov. 81, 1876. ..l.--'-,, - =, '''7