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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
OFFICIAL RETURNS.

We copy the official returns from the
Hartford Courant of Saturday; by which
it appears that the Wing candidate leads
Mr.. Toucey GIG votes. The whole num-
Der of votes polied was 81 ,266--ot which
Mr.. BisseR has 1882; Mr.. Toucey ~,
2O3; and the scattering amount TO 224l.
In 1915 the whole number of votes; was
57,9OS-of which Governor Baldwin re-
ceived ee,50e; Mr.. Toucey 26.25s; scat
tering 2l42.
If the Wings had polied as large a vote
this year as last, their entire Stale ticket
would have been elected by the people.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
Fashionable JREiIliMery.

MISS d. DOWD would take this method TO
Nl inform her friends that she has just re-
turned from New-York with beautiful and
extensive assortment OF straw and silk HATS,
viz. China Pearl. Adelaide, Victoria, &c., SC.
Also Zephyr, gauze and glasade Ribbons gauze
and lace Wells; Muslin, cambria, and lace In.
settings and Edgings; French worked Collars,
kid, silk, and Lysle thread Gloves and Mitts,
Fancy Combs, Steel Beads, Zephyr worsted,
perforated paper, and variety OF other articles.
She thanks her friends for past patronage, and
would respec tfulIy invite them to call anG ex-
anime for themselves. g.-.
Norfolk, April 90. 1916 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
LcgssEntaye Reports.

The MoRN:NG Courier will publish full,
a2aurate, and impartial Reports OF Legislative
Gocecdings. and other matters of interest con-
ted with the business Of the coming session
aliae Legislature. Being morning paper II
2:,l contain, in all cases, the entire dolngs OF
he previous day, and will be mailed in season
) roach any portion of the State on the day Oh
Ubiicaton. ,.,,,y
TERMS, for the session, SEVENTT-
sII.g cents-payments must, invariably; be
aJe in advance. t. H. HliCHNOCN'
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
.Vesv Goods.

Nov opening at the variety store in South
~ street, French, English and American
Broadcloths; great variety Of Tweed, Doe
and other Cassimeres plain and figured Satin |;
Scarfs; black and colored Cravats and Stocks !;
linen Bosoms and Collars; Ginghams Mus:
Inns; Graduated and Gingham Lawns; Eer-
erode Rhine Silks; good asscytmentof Gloves
and Hnsiery; BeSrege and Satin Sbawls and
1914 bid and bro. Shirtings; Satchels; Va
Ices; Carpeting; Paper hangings, &c. SC.
Apr. 10 AZ. w. F. & G. H. BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
THn TBQUIRER
ITTCHFIELD, APRIL 80. 1916.
.,smSegggs.s.e 4 S4G--FNCE0osG.
esgss EEGas0s'FS.

No. THE publishes Of The PALLADIUM
,so crcart d s,i.lhl ard candid Reporters
81 sae coming session Of the Legislature, to
sl,e a record of proceedings, exclusively for
Mir raner will furnish it on the following
TER6iS.-For the DAILY, DURING THE
ss1oN, seveafy;fve cents: For the TRl-
j. l.EKLY, same time, with the same proceed
ugs, fifty cents. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30

Clinton, Samuel r. Dibhle.
Durham, Elisha Newton, Clement Parsons.
East Haddam, Vim. Palmer, jrr" James E.
Swan"
Haddam, Isaac Arnold" Henry NJ. Brainard.'
killingworIh, John Wilcox Ebene1er Girls
wOld.H
Portland, Russell Peniield,
Saybrook, George Fl. ChaIker, Stephen Jen-
nings.
WeslbroOk, Alfred Chittenden.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30

BE UAND.-It is important that ere
ry Wing member Of The Legislature should be
on hand al The organization of The two Hous-
es. We trust it will be seen when the Of
ficers are chosen, that the 10 Wings in
the Senate, and The 107 in the House, are
all in their seats.-Couront.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
legislative Reports for 1916.

The Editors of the NEW-HAVEN DAILY
ssRALD, at the ensuing session Of the Legls-
irc, to be held in this city, will publish
!y report Of the proceedings in the House,
occasional sketches of those in the Senate
en- important topics are involved They
j eadaaYor to make their reports as full and
3artal as possible intending at no time to
.tiata from the line Of truth and propriety:-
sy will furnish the paper daily duly mailed
apy part Of the country, during the sessions
IS cents or two months, (including the pub
alton of the laws passed during the SESSION.
+, one doUGr. Any person procuring SIX
.scIi5crs, and renting the amount, (Which
generally be done by the representatives
Ii receive a seventh copy gratis. Subscrip-
~ must be paid in advance, Difectto
EDIroRs OF DAILY HERALr.
Anril 81. 1910, NEw-HAvEN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30

William Burnett, pilot of the Swallow, in
dicted for manslaughter, in causing the death
ofmany individuals, by carelessly running that
vessel on rock in the Hudson river, has been
found not guilty
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
Hartford City Election.

The City Election took place at Hartford
On Monday of last week, and resulted in the
choice of the regularly nominated Wing
Ticket. Hon. Amos NJ. COLLINS, the pres
ent worthy Mayor, holds over from last year.
ALDsRmEN.-T. NJ. Allyn, Phillip Rip.
ley. Albert Day, Barzilla Hudson
COMMON COUNCIL. Wells, r. B.
Pratt. Walter Pease, j., Michael Chauncey
era Clark, Jr., Guy R. Phelps, Hoyt Free.
nan, VIM. b. Ely, Chas. 7. Webster, Chas
Benton, Joseph Morgan, Gurion Robins
Perry Smith, VIM. J. HamerSley, Mamma
Case, Samuel Woodruff, Edwin d, Tiffany
john II. Goodwin, Samuel L. Chapman
Josiah s. Rice.
Cry SuERIFrs.-Henry Hastings, Ma
than Starkweather.
Cry CLERK-Henry Francis.
Observation-Disclosures Goodwin.
Henry Hastings.
AuDIroR--James c. Waikley.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
LrcE.FEELD COUNTY COURT.

JUICE CATLIN, PRESIDING.
John T. Cc5lcs, of Roxbury, was tried
Burglary, in breaking open AMI rob-
ag the store of Bennett S. Preston, in
,xbury, on the night of the 18th Of
tobcr last. Verdict Guilty. sente..ced
State Prison for one year.
ChaHncey G.. Jshnson, a transient per-
n, was tried for stealing horse from
-ederick Bradley, Of Roxbury, on the
al Of January last Plead Gully. Sem
ncc-Slutn Prison for two years.
Nelson Daris, of Roxbury, was tried fol
in breaking open ard robbine
lie store of Bennett s. Preston. in Rox.
Jury, on the night Of the 18th, of Octo-
1or. Verdict, Gully. Sentence--State
EIison for two years. ....
Robert d. KiJbe, q transient perso
y as tried for Grand Larceny, in stealing
Goods in New Hartford, on the 25th OIL
Feb. last,--the propcrty..of Adolph Fran
xqu, of New Haven. Verdict, Gully
sla'encc-s;tate Prison for three years.
Darid L. Rogers, transient person
s-as tried for Grand Larceny, in stealing
4 horse and cutter from Carlos Holcomb
If New Hartford, on the l4th day o
'Earch, 1876, Verdict Not Gully.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
coNNrcrrcur H1sroRrAL socrrr,

CoNNEcrIcur H1sroRrrAL SocrErY.-
We learn from the Hartford Courant
that the annual meeting Of this institution
viii be held at New Haven, on Wednes.
day, the 9Th Of May next, when an eu-
iegy on the life and character of the late
Gov. Smith, will be pronounced by the
Rev. wv. w. AndreUa of Kent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
REHABILITATION.
Senators Elected,

IL. w. STUART, of Hartford.
4-MARCUS MERRIMAN, Jr., of N Haven
5-GREEN KENDRICK, Of. Waterbury.
S-DUDLEY r. WHEELER, N. Stonington.
9-SHERWOOD RAYMOND, of MontVille
12--CHARLES MARVIN, of Wilton.
AVN. S. SCARBOROUGH, Of Thompson.
15-LUCIUS CLARK, Of Winsted.
17-SIDNEY ENSIGN, Of Canaan.
2l-TIMOTHY DIMoCK, of Coventry.
LOCo.-2d, Dist; H. S. BELCHER; Sd,
H. NJ WEIGH; 9th, EZRA STYLES
It'll. PHILIP yMORGA.V; 10th. sam
UEL EDW,aRDS; 11Ih, GEO FERRY;
18th, SAMUEL WEBB; 10th, JNLNO7
UEL LNGHdJW; Goth, LU7HERE Enron:
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30

The New Haveners are erecting neat Iron
Fence around their magnificent Public Square.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
Fashionable MGtS.

TUST RECEIVED from New
~ - York an assortmen OF Castor,
v ! Silk, and Fur HATS, of the latest
80 ( fashion, for sale cheap, by
~ d. CATLlN.
April 2sth, 1916. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
BRIGADE COURT MARTIAL.

A Court Martial, composed of officers of the
9th Brigade Of Connecticut Militia, assembled
at the Mansion House in this village, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. on Monday OF this week, for the
trial of sundry officers of said Brigade for all
lodged offences at the last General Muster
The Court is constituted as follows:
President, Col. SALMON HOW'D, Of Bark
hamsIed.
Judge .GdsOrGte, FRANCIS BACON, Esq,
Litchfieid
Members, Lieut.. Col. VIM F. BALDWIN,.
SANFORD ALLEN.
Z" Z" JAMES M, SMITH.
Major CHARLES CARTER,
HENRY WOODWARD,
AUGUSTUS SMITH,
Capt. OzIAs L. WEBSTER,
IS VIM. S. Nash,
60 HENRY L. LINCOLN,
EZRA H. CHuRcHlLb,
Lieut.. JOHN w. BUELr,
EDWARD C. BUELL..
The officers on trial are la
Capt. LEVI THRALL, of the 4th Company,
10th Regiment, for permitting riotous and dis
orderly conduct in his company, and allowing
members to appear in fantastic dress.
Capt. JAMES R. THOMAS; Of the 1st Compa-
ny. 18th Regiment, for same offences as above;
and for not appearing with the officers Of his
company at the officers drill Of his regiment.
Capt. VIM s. BUNNELL, 9th company, 2lst
Regiment, for not calling out his Company at
the last fall training, e.
Capt. JOHN H1NsDAtE, 18th Company. 2lst
Regiment, same offence as the last named.
as Our renewed acknowledgements are
due to the Hon. J. w. Huntington, Hon.
Truman Smith, Hon. James Dixon, Hon.
J. A. Rockwell, Hon. julius Rockwell, and
others, for Congressional speeches and Pub
lie Documents.
u Hon. Daniel Webster and lady were
at the Aston House, New York, on Monday,
on their way from Washington to Marsh
field.
VIRGINIA EtEcT1oN.-The Election for
members Of the Legislature took place
throughout Virginia. on Thursday. The
result is thus far, Is Wings to IL locos
elected, being loss of one Wing US com.
pared with returnsl from the same places
last wear
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30

Req. .1fyroys ": Morris was Ordained and
Installed Pastor Of the Congregational church
n North Stonineton, on Wednesday the 18th
INST. Introductory prayer by Rev. j. Aver. Of
hanover; sermon by Rev. II. P. Arms, of Nor.
wich; ordainiag and Installing prayer, by Rev.
J. r. Arnold, of Colchester; charge to the
Pastor By Rev. T. futile, Of Lcdyard; right
hand Of fellowship by Rev. w. NJ. Birchard, Of
Dozrah address to the people by Rev. A.
8oad, of Norwich; concluding prayer by Rev
\. B. Cook, OF Mystic; benedictioa by the Pas
Tor. r...-
The Norwich Courier says that the harmony
which has characterized the action Of tht
Church and Society in the re.settlement of III,
christian ministry among them gives promise o
It's pcrmanency and usefulness. The Societ,
&c already taking measures to erect new
house of worship.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
TO Farmers, Gardeners & Flo.
fists. -... pa, .
POTDRETTE

TIME Subscriber has just received 100
l. bbls. ofthe Lodi Manufacturing Co.'s
PoUDRETTE, which he will sell at he low
est price for cash. This article has come into
very extensive use. being now considered bv
Farmers very cheap. powerful and lasting
manure. All persons in want should make
early application to
Plainvilie, (Farmington Canall
April nth. 1886. AwAs
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30

Zaire ia Efistol.--We learn from the Water
hery American that the Cutlery Mandatory
Of NEessrs. Burwcll & McClanatha. of Bristol,
(9s5 burnt about o'clock on Wednesday NOR.
Ming last, with its machinery and all its con-
tents. Fortunately there was no wind stirring
At the time, or tho flames would have swept off
Large humber of buildings causing immense
dalaage, az the factory was situated in the most
dense part Of the north centre of the village
\ email engine attached to the water-wheel of
tho factory saved probably thousands of dollars
ny keeping the fire down, and moistening the
aljaceut buidings-one Of which, clock fac
,ory, was only 10 feet distant. ~ grand hint
ths to the proprietors of our manufacturing es-
Adjustments. Insured but in part-the clear
loss Of Messrs. B. s. NJ, $4,000.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30

u Hon. Daniel Webster and lady were
at the Aston House, New York, on Monday
on their way from Washington to Marsh
field.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-28
New and Cheap
FALL AND WINTER
@ODQDHD~o

YNHE Subscriber has just opened, at bis old
Il stand. in Market street, Sunbury, new and
splendid assortment, Of
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS,
which he ~ill Il Is per cen. cheaper than can
he had a, any other store in the place. Among
part Of bis stock may he found:
Cloth from 81 so to 81, Overcos, CLah at 81 37y
to 81 S74 Sstinei from A cents Ia 81 %,
Superior Pl,id Ci"sking from 81! cents
to 81 S73; also, superior CaIcos,
Muslins, Checks, Trkines. and
Shswls. Gr.cerics, Queens.
ware, Hardware, Ce.
darware, &c,
for which oil kinds of country produce will l,e Ia
ken in exchange, such rs Butter, Eggs, l.ard.
Dried Fruit. Grain. Potatoes, Chickens, Hard
Soap, Feathers. Lumber &c
Purchasers will do we'll to give him a call II
Is no trouble for him 10 show his goods, lf they do
not buy. JOHN BOGAR.
Sunlury, Nov. l4,h, 1916.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-28
~AAuAnRoR
kiv er Farm
TOll SALE.

>HE subscriber offers. a, private sale, tract Of
= land situate in Augusta township, Nos,hnm.
oef'and counry. miles below Sunbury, on tho
road leading from Sunbury TO Harrisburg. The
tract contains $50 acres. about 100 acres Of which
are cleared. Forty actea cf the cleared land are
RIVER Bottom, and in high state Of cultivation.
with reasonable Po.ion If Meadow and Meadow
ground. There 10 also a number of f,uit ,rces Of
different kinds on the premises. The buildings
are large two story stone house. with cellar and
cellar kitchen under the whole also hank barn
80 by so feet; also a shed and corn cribs. &c.
There is also Terry attached TO said farm. known
i,y tho name Of Fishers Ferry on the west side Of
the river Susqneh,nna; also lime kiln on said
'arm. within two miles Of limo stone, on the hank
Of the river
II the above Farm is not snld by the first day Of
January next. |. will he rented for term Of years.
Pos'ession given on the frs, day of April next, or
pe'h ,ps sooner, il required
ANY person wishing to view the farm. can do so
by calling on the subscriber. living on the same.
WILLIAM r. JONES.
August. October l7ih, is46.-6t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-28
New Firm.

'l'HE Undersigned hereby gives notice. that he
IL has associated with himself. as a partner in
the mercantile business, in his store adjoining
Weavcr's Tavern. in Sunbury, John Haas. aud
that the said store will hereafter be conducted un>
dr. the firm Of Clement Il Haas. The store a,
the South West conner Of Market Square will he
conducted heretOfOr bv the subscribe himself
to which he respectfully invites his customers aud
friends.
He asa nntihes all those indebted 10 him. TO call
between this and the Is. Of January next and set.
tic their accounts.
All kinds Of produce will be taken on account.
at cash prices.
Hereafter no longer than four months credit
will be given. IRA Il. CLEMENT.
Sunhury, Nov. IA. 1886 TT
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-28
EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY

AsxA3 - 31O0 O3AN 80 0O0E0U
IoopEk'S ETERiAL OLA prompt and
~ lasting remedy for DEAyxxss, also for main,
and discharge Of matter from the Ears.
Hundreds Of cures in cases deemed utterly hone
loss have firmly established its superiority over eve
" fnmer Medical discovery.
This valuable Acoustic Medicine il a compound
of four different Oils, one Of which, The active and
principal ing edient, is ohtsned from the bark Of n
certain spcccs Of WALNUT, i new and effectual
agent in the cure Of Deafne.s.
Persons who had been deaf for 10, Is and even
20 years. have been permanently cured by using
this oil. In fact, 80 numerous and so emphatic
have heen The testimonials in il, favor, that the in.
venor claims for il the distinction Of an Tnfallihle
Rem'dy in all casee, when the Ear 10 perfect in
its fo,msti u.
Foi further particulars, md evidence of its grea,
value, see printed Sheets in The hands Of Agents.
For s'lc in sudbury, by ]. w. FRIIING.
September 10 h. isa6-iy
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-28
Pause Reader!!t

This good advice comes from friend, an edu
Gated physicisn, and one who has heen cured Of
protrac,ed illness, by THE IMPROVED INDI.
AN VEGETABLES PILLS." (susla CoArsp,)
which are a' this moment effecling some of the
most remarkable cures on record. aud they will con.
tinus TO heal the sick long a. they arc Iesored
to by them. This 10 no nos,rum, made merely to
sell interpretive ofis qualities, but valuable med
icine, made by well Informed Physician Of vese-
table Ingredients, pure, e0ieacious. and harmIess
In few days, we shsil make public repor, Of e.
versi more cases ofDEcipED cures for we note no
others) snd the public may kno,o on whs. msdi.
cine 10 rely in time Of need.
or CAUTION.-As . miserable imitation has
been made, BY the nsme Of 'sugar Coated Pills, "
II 10 necessary 10 be sure that DR. G BEHy SMIrR's
signature 10 on every boz. Price Is cents.
Principal Office. ITO Greenwich 81. New Yoh
Sold BY JOHN w. FRILiNG. Sunbuyy.
WIN. TORSYTHE, NorlhunsG
Nov. 10, lel6.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-28
FEVER. g. AEuE.

VNENS OF THOUSANDS Of unhappy beings
Il in the "Ague Sections" Of our country are
now tormen'eh with that hated complaint" FE.
YER IL AGIE, on BILIOUS INTERMtT.
TENT FEVER, or CniLLs ASp FIvru. ms it il
vari"nsly called. The unive s,l voice of this n
lire community from Maine To Georgia" and from
the Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains declares
ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC
MIXTURE
I" he the great and only safe. sue and rodicui
cure, when property used. This canrot lie con-
trove''rd. II restores the natural feelings and c.
hsticify Of the constitution IN a m,nner that no
thing else will
Extract Of letter. dated
LtwisrowN, Pa. Oct. 10, ls42.
Every bottle of the Imwoved Tonic Mixture
sent has been sold, and | do not know Of one in.
stance that il did not affect n cure. Four hotties
cured Ave cases of The wors, kind Of Fever and A.
sue-one was myself Aftcr trying Quiniuc
and all other cures thought of by my Ply sician
finding relief finally sent Tor b. tile of Your
Tonic Mixture. and was relieved in fact cured in
- hours. Please send on n f. sh supply. as there
is none left" Ynus. truly,
SAMUEL HOPPER.
o. Soil on Agency in Sunhury, Ivy II. Ma.ser
and Others, and all the Storekcepers in the adjoin-
ing Counties. October IL, 1916
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-28
Valuable Property
In the Borough of Northumberland.
GH Cd H 80 81 10 Sn.

MILL. be sold, on Saturday the 2s,h day of
w November Bext, by public SALE, on the pre-.
misses, the foll"wns described property, telnnging
TO the estate of Ia herine De Gruchy, decd:
l,t. Two Lots of Ground on Norihway. mum.
lersd in plan of said town 81 and Sc. e ch 10, 60
fee, by l80 feet, upon which is a commodious
dwelling house, par, brick ond parl frame.
ID. Lot No 81 adjoins the above, 60 fe'tly lsO
feet, nron which is a stone dwelling house.
Sd. Lot No So adjoins the above, 90 feet by lsO
feet. upon which is double two story frame house
and stable.
4th. Two Lots. extending from Norihwny to The
river, each 60 feet font, being Nos q and 22 in
town plan.
5 h. Two Lots, adjoining the above and Orange
slrcs,, upon which is brick building formerly u,
sed as ds'illery, and never failing well of wa.
ter.
The Pennsyivauls Canal runs trough the two
last described pieces of property. which renders
them an excellent lora,ion for any business cun.
necied with the canal
6h Two Lots Of ground. each GO Ee, by $50
feet, fronting on No',hwsy and Wafer street, unm.
bered in plan Of said town, 81 and bs.
7ih. An Outoi, containing upwards of five acres
The above property will be sold on easy terms.
Condition of sale made known on day of sale, by
X. PRIESrLY,
Attorney for the Executors
Northumberland. Oct. 3ist, is45.-bt
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-28
CLEMENT g. EAAS.

p RESPECTFULLY inf.rm the public. that on
~ the 9th inst, they entered into partnership,
in the mercantile business. a, the store recently
occupied by Ira i. Clement, adjoining Wcavcrs
Tavern, in Sunhury. They have lately received
new stock of goods, which they will dispose Of
at the loves, prices.
All kinds Of produce will lie taken in exchange
for g,ois.
No longer than four months credit will he given.
IRA Il. CLEMENT,
JOHN HAAS.
SunLury, Nov. IA, iSa6.-tf
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-28
Steam Umbrella
NJ A N U E A g r q r Y
NO. 1o4 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
WM. II. RICHARDSON.

TN addition 10 va'ious other improvements, ha-
wing applied STEAM POWER 10 he manufacture
Of UMBRELLAS, is enahl n 10 sell them at very
low prices.
OF Merchants are invited TO call and see his
Works, and examine the assortment
Phila.clphia, Nov. q, lSA6.-1m
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-28

YVHEsE extraordinary Pills sre composed o.
4 plants which grow spontaneously on our own
s"ii. aud are, therefore. he,er r ,prd to our con-
stilutons than Medicines concoc,d from for. ign
drugs, however we'll they may lie compounded
and rs WR'onr's ISDiAN VEo.rAnLx PILLs are
founded upon the principle that the human body ia
in truth SUBJECT TO BUT ONE DISEASE
namely, corrupt humors, nnd that said Medicine
cures this disease On NATunAL PnixcIpLrs, 5y
cleansing and purifying the body, it will he man,
ifest that II the constituii'n Re not rn,irr'y ex.
hausted, perseverance in their use according to
directions, is absolutely certain to dive d sease OF
every name from ,he body.
When wish to re ip C a sw ann or mnrass ,n
fertility. we d'ain it Of The super abundant water l.,
like manner, if VIC wish 10 restore The body To
health, we r,usi cleanse il of inquiry
WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will hs funnd enc II the best. If not the vsrv hest
medicine in the world for carving ou, thi, tipAxD
PUa'T,,Sc PRIScirLs. because they rxpc from
The body I'll morbid and c,rrnp, hum =, The cause
e the disease. IN an easy and Natural Manner ;
and White 'hcy every day olvs AsxANp PLEASURE.
di ease # every name rs rapidly driven from th'
body.
The foil wing highly respectable s,orekeepers
have le"n duly APPOINTED agents for the sal. Of
WrisMs Indian Vegetable I'iRs, in Northumbcr.
Henry Mnsscr, Sunhmy.
T.. & J. Kaufman, Augusta township.
Samuel lIe,h. Linle Mshonoy.
William Deppen. Jackson.
Brncville il"lshue, Upper Mahonoy.
John q. Rsnn. Up CT Mahonoy.
Samuel John, Shsmokin,o~n.
For.y ihr, Wilson & Co. Northumberland.
f. J.. Piper, Wasonburg.
Irland & HAYS, McEwcn.vill
James PreJ. Poitsgrnve.
VIM. G. Scott. RushviIle.
Hartman KnGlle. Eiysburg r. o.
Am I Beissel Turhuisville.
Gid on Shatel, Upper Mahmoy.
Rhodes & Fauow. SnyIslstawn.
John King, Farmrrsv lie.
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