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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-04
uANCE's BARsAPARttLA VEGETABLE
IL OR BLOOD PILLS. '.... ..
FOR PURIFYING THE Bt.OODi

s,. .iuE Oh TOMr llNO ne bLt)oDI rt
4.sf,..f - BAlriwonE. July 90, is43.
This is to certify, ths, was sfiktad with |, Vi.
oieni pain in the ifessl and fish, arm. which !
suppose Proceeded from the impure state Of nv
blood. was recommended TO tske Hancs's Snr-
sopnriHa m Blood Piiis. and aNer taking one box,
the pain was entirely removed kom my lmea.t end
arm. found ihem extremely gentle In their opc.
ration. and would recommend them 10 every per.
900 in wsns Of mild passs.ivA sgs..fs@s,
.3 A b ~ PArnitY Rsrax.
No. - CSaWss 81 sss~s-n Hsvssa and .Eus.w.
y. rJOK31 WORD or CAUTT0Nr0
Always sst for HANCE'sPII.Ls,s end puvchssc
Of none hut those advertised agents and " con.
venient. call and see the proprietor himself
uJPRiCE 25 C,s per Box, of PITY PILLS
EACH, fs Hsnce's Genuine Pills. or S fcr$I.
For sale hy SETH s. HARCE, I0s B.l,imore
st and corner If Charles Il Ps.u .ts, Bait more,
and by GEORGE BRIGHT, snnbury,
d. BRAUTTGAM, Northumberland.
Sept. 4. ls47
uANCE's COMPOUND sYRUPOF HORE.
II HOuND-FOR THE CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Consumption Splitting OF Blood,
I'ain in ihs SIDE and Breast. Bronchitis,
Group, Asthma, and all diseaaes ayi.
sung from disoderef cmsdiiion
@f'he lungs Or neglected eoH. H7r
az The following sonnet ~ss addressed to the
proprietor by Young Lady whu was cured uf
Consumption I-.if .s
iio! ye who pant with failing breath,
And Idne away shd die
HAScK shall "pu. away" your death,
And iishs. answ.yuur eve. ~ "a
How sweet Il mel,s upon the ,onsar,
How grateful TO HE breast
Asiorious ,hcme for poets song.
iH SoAhns his cough TO rest. 1898
HANrE! favored Of the Gods, sfi ,houi
A blessing to thy race,
Let lAureis flourish on thy brow, ''
And wealth. those isurels sfsce. ''.
When hero-s sre forgotten; kings
.4., DefnncsI, OF, ceased 10 reign;
~ Glory. fof thee, shall flap her wings,
H.. Thou conqucrpr OF pain, I =.
Price 90 Cents per bottle or sis bottles Es ~ so.
Prepared and cold by SETH &. HANCE,
lOs Daltima'e d, and corhsr af Chsres x Prsii ss
and by GEORGE BRIGHT, euntury,
D. BRAUTlGAM, Norhu umbsrlas,d.
Sept. 4. 1s4r. .1
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GxC0avaAax2s&
First PrenliuskA Writing lnk

No. s7 North Third Street,
.. PHILADELPHIA. r,..-..,.
fNRdM Dr.. Hare, the celebrated Proe,,or of
CNsn,issry in tho University Of Penh,s.
er.7n,, "fhil.dslphia, Oct. II. Jsaa.
"Dcat Sir--ffasine uied your lax, wiii Thank
you 10 SEND me another hottie, ssI tod i. to he
excellent. rnaH am sioGrs, ttuiy. " '
.e'a4 iNrit n zfi ei4e gr EaHT. Hans"
From Or. i,octs, Of Cincinnati, distiug uished
f1r his huinrror.s scientific resst tfch',s.
"Nearal College, of Ohio. Cincinnati,
asnusry IL, ls44.
EAving used Mr. Eoter's Wri,iss Ink . au
sstsel lha, it is the b,st which has ever come To-
my knowle ledge. snd especially il is srceIenf Ger e
use Of Steel Peas, and sifFrot coroae them, ssch
"a long use. y - iu 4f-t .F0'. .a heg4e
vr,b,a, a, ,IoaN LocKr. POT Of Chemistry.
HOVER'S ADAMA NTINE CEMENT,
Prom weh knossn scientific gentleman.
t7% s-a'tn1 q .thiislstphis, Feb. 37, Is46.
o Nj jossph q. Hovsr--Slr: A use Of your Cc-
N, MT and some practical tests Of i,s superiority,
has induced me 10 recommend II to others as 81
mvsiusbis ssties FOR rnehdng China Glass, or
Oshinet ,Ware. s-g01 io CAsrskIL MoRuT,
,,tvi, .,-s s-,-f ada Analytic Lhemisl"
Fot saIe ., the Mandatory, wholesale and Re.
tra NJ. sT Noarn TH,ab sfarEr, opposite
ehrfiy sl'eeh Phsdsiphis, by fiIE b-
sss .a-oll tse,.ll ~. JOSEPH y. HOVER.
May ss, lsii,-j3dty Msnai.sia,sI
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Great argain s,
AT AUCTIONS!
THE under igued will dispose Il 9. aut,ion. IN
= Saturday the :s,h Of August. q, hi store room,
10 sonbary. an 81 gent sssos'mcn, ar 81 e
M j. + 9 Z A N . IS e.
fonsfs'ins, in part, cf
CLOTHS, PRINTS. Lt DELAtNS.
CAsSIMERS. sHfRrINGs. SILKS,
sATTlNETTs. sHEETINGs. s.TiNs, DC.
a,so large assortment of Groceries, Queens,0are,
7sn,pdve &c. i..f1-..r'
Grest Bargains will be offered, ss I an deter.
mined 70 dspo.e Of my whole sock. without 70
fersr ..sa ..-.. .f.a. r. |s
Sale 10 commence ST . o'clock, A. NJ, on the
day and At the place stated. and 10 he continued
every Saturday until the whule Is disposed OF.
The conditions II sals 10 he made known on
the day Of sale, A reasonable credit will I've given,
sf.. t'".'s ]. H. PURDY.
Suoh,,e~ +Auourt eIs, taAS ,r
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Legislature.

aIst voR THE AAxnIcAS.
Mr.. EpIron You would confer . favor upon
,nany Of yow derc rcsaic f'ieods, by allowing US to
tring forward. throush the medium Of your paper,
WILLIAM D. GEARHART. Of Rush township,
rs candidate for the Legislature. Mr.. Gesrhsrt
Is gentleman of sound Judgment, eorrec, habi,s,
and worthy The support Of the Democratic patty.
duties al thss high andresponsib,s Office. Should
The people see moper :" escc, Rim Is their Repre-
sentative, we feel confident ,ha, they will fnd in
him public servant of Distinguished abilities. and
m intelligent firm and unwsvsring Dsmocra, Of
the Jcffersonisn school. 40 saa, .rr7rl
T'.- I-s frU,. a, 80. - a L..lH
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Throughout the sessions OF Congress. Exuas
will lie issued from the Office OF The "tjniied States
Reporter" containing the reports oI surh debates
may possess particularly exciting intrrest. ss
All subscriptions and COMMUNICATIONS to I've posi-
raid, addressed ~. A. HOUSTON,
- United States Repottet, Washington, DC"
August l4th, ts47.-tsc .. .. t-,.... ...
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6 t q + b.

DIN &c. Oaai, in Suetaun, an Der 2tus:
sebruns, efber 8us, Wlttre BON Sch. 3
Sus, i'm 65fen Sabre lbres lltcrs.
din go. Wtai in Olaratannp, @uIauno
sms, Wittwe BON 9llrcIaus SuB, i'm 79lteu
Sabre ibrss 2(lters.
-am q. O1ai in 9crcfcrb, al psr alter:
lebmahe, eatbarna Maitencr, setcrnc Sti.
ler, i'm 8Stten Sabre ibres Nltere.
-am So, liz pieier Start, Carolina Oas
pcnpcrt, gnfcliu res 9lhtt. 1Bm. 4rpams,
i'm Alter ppn Is Sabvcn.
--am "a. NFaI, in AItanp, Spiepb epans,
i'm 81 tten sctenejabvc.
--om Q. SUM, in cicIsr Gtapt, Sobn Dan
felo, isn'r, "a Sabre unp Mouate aft,
Scr Veritcrtene ricnte inter Sen BaG;
hin9tcn ipdbreno Der NeUoluticn, in Den
eentwirolseu Seblahtcu bel 8ranpcwinc,
Sermantaun, 3rsnton uub pacli. @ciuc
itcrbIlebcn lGcbcrrclte purren am IsBtsn Srei
tase, auf Dem neucn BeardbniBpIaBs (gpane
ecmetcrp) nit miltdrlIcbm gbrcnbeieuSun.
gen Sur Stube acbratbt
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SprSblG9e.

9orlbtdSs wsrben wsrcsn ron tsn lntsrs
ibriebsnen, Wit9Iiecern Der StrossnsSommits
teen BON Der Sitp Nsaejn9, an9encmmsn, bis
Wttmob Den 16. Sum, f0r baS @raoiren unb
@rdpsln Der Sin9smanifra6e pon Der isbitsn
BIG CUR abten, Der finften, ron Der QaursI bis
sur Sanaltrobe, Der Spruesitross BON Der St.
bis CUR 4tsn, Der Gorpsntsrs2lasp, pon Gbe6z
nut bis Spruttitrase unp fir bic Nnfrt9un0
sins6 runcsn 9urtbla1tr5, [Ssmersl bon ftinf
8ub OurhneiIer, curb Die walDin9tonitrase,
in Der 2ttn, per Sus, 9Isbjsti9 prn Satitiin
cesr gtenen. Niboro Boone
.Jebn Garrab,
philip Miller
Samuel Srecs,
meibinst. SrooPman.
9lsatn9, SUM s. 2m.
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SSpma 2luSlnuSe.

Oas 9ampfcbitf ,Siteruia' traf am Scn,
nrrita9 Mcr9rn Inn llbr nit 9lahrettcn
bonn 10. Otal BON $luCrpopl in Scttcu eiu.
Ser spreis Der sebcnemittel mar in gna.
lanp aufs Slsue teocutcup ssItieeen 8e'm
ubaanse Der 6itsrna rpnroe amcrfaniCdes
Wsbl in Nperpocl 5u 49-5O Soblalnss ruu:
asfdbr l2 Doll per SaB perfauft. QSeId
fcrn mar picper auf &c Sbllln9e (unaefdbr
Is 0cllars) per $50 Spfo seitie9en; 9Saisrn
wurbe su l4-l4a Sbin. p.7Opfb. .perfanft
Jn Den meitsn sanoern gnrcpa's (tuo 2us
thteu auf cine 9eiesnete grnbte. Sllcbtece
ttpneniser ltis9en bel Den tleinsn Scrrdtbcn
Don $ebsnemItten bic preiIs nod immcr.
Oe Sauntpclle mar pa9easn in Sclae ocs
luncbmenosn Selpmanaels i'm prciIe aefals
len. Crit in ben leBten 3aaen Dor Qtaana
oss 9dmpfcrs bate Der Martt wieber eiuis
9rrmGBen an9r3c9en uub Die uusltbten fir
Die 3ufunft tsiIcrten Gh.
8sfal5ense Sleiih unb Spef, bic bon ben
Ser. Staaten einaeftbrt wurben, Uerfanften
su bcrtbeilbaften prciIen. Spef wuroe BON
1913 etc. per pfuno perfauft. gbemIc
1T cer sprcls bcs Safts um Shll per 100
pfb. seitiraen. Sal9 ttiea bon 2-3 StbiQ
per 100 pfuuo i'm preiIe.
Die ensliite Sanf cisfontirte su S! pct.
Ser Sailer y. SnBlanc, oct etsn ertt ssranf
reib aus elmer Sman5 aebclfen
bate, bat nun AUDI i'll gnslano sessn 8aar
8elb unb ScIcs unb Silber:Barren Gtaats.
papiers anffaufsn Ia6en. gs febsint fat, ais
titte bas Saus SlicoIaus l. bon ct. pe'
tsrsbnrs allen britlieben unb jioiften SsIes
mdelern uno Duhersrn bic &elsssnbct, aus
per aassmeinen Nctb 9ortbsil gu sieben, ses
ipaltis ssI6mdlert. 9t pclt.
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Gelcll fO0ftsz 9lua0Iuno.

Ole rcr &urpm bs9Nnnene @cfsafbaft pon
DGpalt 3tcbcr uno lDi(Iiam Gait, gum
Setrisb bsS SaubClSs [lumber] (2anpsI6, lit
am liten SUM l947 auf9sII6t wcrcem ta Der
llnrritbrsbrns frsilpilIi9 aus Dem @dhdft 9sz
tretsn 1T uno babsr nab biefem nidtS mbr
NIT bemfsIbsn ju tbun bat. 9Qe Scrosrun9en
an bic 9eoadbts Sirma mIlTtn an Q6iaom @oll
ein9eianot merben, Der ba5 Sc ftdft ouf ei9ens
SQanb fortbetrtbt. DcpaIt Sieber.
Msabn9, SUM 8. 3m.
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Nhllaoelphler 0leh- Wlorft.
Union 8itbbof, 5. SUM 1874

Union GitDbot 5. SUM 1847.
Sm Marfts warsn 1890 Stud Sblabt>Obs
fen, meiif pon Obic, $40 fir Reu Oorf nit
ejn9sIblpiFn, $50 &ibs uno Sdlber SO
Sbmelns unb $50 Shoofs.
pre- ie.-St Stblobto;blen wnren in ib(ebtsr
Rabfra9s iu $G4 bis So bic 100 pfuno -
&ibe uno &dlbsr-O -O1ilbfibs perfauftsn su $15
Bis 80, Sprin9sr6 $l2 bis 25 uno trodns &i.
be su ST bis II. Stbmsins murren psrfauft
iu $58 bj6 Die 100 pfuno. Sboaft psrfauf
ten ju $l4 bis A, jstsS, 9smis Der 0ualjtit.
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SrOGeee Glitter.
9(uSperfauf gum ginfaufsprelIe


Die llnteritbrebenen baben iitb entIbIciTsn
iDr @sfbaft iobalo als m69Iieb ju fbIisbsn,
bietsn nun ibrsn 8crratb BON Gitsrn sumGsrs
fauf an, sum EinFaufsprcifc unp inosm
ile bic pslen Ss9dnif9un9en, Die fGs BON ibren
Srsunbsn unb &wrsn rDislten banfbar ans
erfsnnen, m6btsn fix abtun96poa UNI Scrtists
sun9 Der Sunif Bitten, fir cine furjs Ssit--
Sis m6bsn sbsnfals gang ernlfIib 9iejsn9sn
welhe ibnsn nod ibuloi9 iinb srfuben iDre
Mebnun9sn in m69Iibit firSeifsr 3sit abSuiets
tsln, neil elmer BON ber Sirma nab pDilapsls
pDa Su seDsn bsabfbti9t.
O'Srien uno Hoi9uel.
q. .. qanrsSauflsuts Iinb bslcnbers eins
aslapsn anjurufem um lib su hberjsu9sm oas
liz un iobs Yrsiie faufsn ftnnsn, Die unfbls
bar bsfrsbi9sno fein ma6sn.
&eaeina, SUM 8 b..
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81 q Ct, l. I ch f.

0is 8i6er uno Yapiere ess pertcrbsncn
IS II m Ntensel, weroen rpdbreno
elmer fur5en 3cit in cen 6duocn bon 2lmcs
5tmmelreicb prrtlciten. NQe perlcnen, Die
ihulct9 fnr, tcIictCu an ccnfcltsn atsutr,
5aben, unb Gclhc, bic 2(Rlpritbe baten,
werten ibre NetGnuu9cn al eteurenIeltrl
cinbdnpl9en.
Ibrabom t1Icn9cL Ibm'cr.
SUM, 25. tv.
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W1ai, 5srr Carl 3saer, bon Olarion init
Mi6 Wlatiloa Slcin, bon Nobrersbura. =
por sinssr 3sit, Ssrr 9Dm. lIri6, init W1ib
$ppia 5einriob, beipe BON 6eioeltsra.
-bureb ben gbrw. g. 8. 6crmau, Dor
SurSsm, 6cinritb 6aupt, mitSarab 6er5ps,
BON $anslbnaiil. -etenfaas, Oaplo Scrts,
init W1aria 3ieslsr, Geibs BON Waratamnp.
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SGalnt Scl.

Scrshalihee rein=ibmefenoes Salat:OeI,
Urn oer allsrbeQen Qualtit befer ais es jes
suOcr bier perfauft pprprn, 70 eben erbalten
nno bilis 3u perfaufsn III psm woblfsilen
Drug: :Stobr BON
Or. Jaeeb I. n1ariball.
Neapln9, sunni l.. tp.
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Serbeirotbcf.

-burb ben gbrw. 3Bm pauli, ain 25.
Waoi 81. Senjamin s, 9la6mspcr, tntMi6
-bureb ben gbrw. G. u. pauli. am 27.
D1ai, 3rr wm. Sunfsln,an. BON 5eibslb's.
nit Wlib Cara Sebarman, bon gumru.
--purh ben gbrw. 3. miefe, am l1tsn
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y7id,t sut.-Wan bat uns bsri6tst oab
bic biefss Giisnbabn,Sefea fdaft am gamffas
as 800 Nrbsitsr aus ibrsn 9sfbdftsn entIafeH
BAT. Nus wsltsr Iriafs, rpe6 man nid,t.
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Die fclaeno tenamten perIcnen nnb ale
Gar. SONsttrren fir Die unterIebisplitbsn 81.
ttrifts in cer @auutp Serfs fir ras Sabr
Q1- ouacifrUt mormon.
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&ilnltli6e 9tu9cn.
Or. e1ocob 6. Wfarl6au

5at eiu Iplenbioee 0Gortemsnt finftlieber
Auaen, Don allen Sbattirunsen, BON Slaus
Vore erbaltsn, tpslets CT fhr relonabls prslfe
einieBen pirc.
W1ai l8. 6Wt.
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sc q Cb t [ Cb t.

Die fclQenb tenamten QerIcnen ftnb a[s
3ar. @oNettcren fir bic unterItbebltben 81,
ttrlfte in ber @auutp Serfe fir ras Sabr
l 847 auacftcllt wcrpen:
DiItrilte. GoIlePtera.
9ubanp SamllRl W1ier,
lmitp 9amuel Sraneis,
Bern Saniel &rdmsr,
O6sr Bern Secr9 Oloper,
Setbd Sobn 3ertp,
Srcfnpf Ntrabam 3iesIer,
@umru Oaniel 9. &orab,
gaernarocn Scbn s. EeQp,
@olebrcofpale Nidaro Dunu,
@entre Samuel 8rdff,
9oua(aB Seoaa 6atfeIr,
9etritt Sacob Weller,
elias Senjamie G6aItsr,
Grctcr Saplo y. Rleln,
Carl 2(traham 9ottsrsr,
GrInwlneb Srieorieb Sitter,
6amburs Scispb Shomc,
6wsfcrb atrabam SalIaos,
Ober 6epclter9 Sanlel SobL
Slcrp 6eibcIters Sobn $alnm,
Inter 6sicelbcrs Jcbn s. Benr.h,
&uBtaun Carl EnB,
$aua5bwamm Narcn Sang,
O1aratawnp 9. 81. $epan,
O1acenerist Saeob 5offman,
O1aricn peter gtIdberser
Olsp Scbn SelIber,
peie Se,nrlb Srob,
penn Sr!ebr!eb Ssrtyam,
NoElanb Salcmcn 5erbein,
Niebmcnb Stncn Notbermei,
8ubcomtmancr Sioson 8ancnsabn
Ncbelcn $ebi OeilIer,
Sulpebcfen 9cttfrec Soronsr,
Ober SuIpsbc6en Ibam potniser.
Union eseflel Vearb,
winoIcr SIaae DliQer,
momelsbcrf Iarrn 2Seifer,
wosbinaton Sobn @jllbert,
Neabina, 81 8 warb gbrifian Sbnlrb,
9;eobiua, s., 80 Baro Olihael Rrdme,
sYeaeiua, g 8 warD Srieorib prns, e.,
s8sobiua, g SO BarbW1iebpel Snap.
Ole er,pabntsn Soaeftcren tpebsn eriubt
am 1T. nd6lten sunni in bet Commit Itonsrs,
umte fute ansurnfen nm ibrs Onplifaten ri
gnpfans ,u nsbmen.
Jobn z. Gumius, S6reibsr.
gcMiiIfcnere 9mt, Ncas
bina, SUM l. ls47.
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KIN On f S ).

No man hath measured the power Ofkind-
ness, for it is boundlesS; no man hath seen its
death, for it is eternal. In all ages of the
world, i'll every cline, among every kind, il
hath shone ont bright and beautiful star, Il
beaming glory!
Look al the case of Saul and David. Bit
ter and blasting jealousy filed the heart
Of Saul, and she sought TO take the
young mars life" With hellisl
hate, he hunted him, even to the dens and
caves of the earth. But David conquered
his enemy-even the proud spirit ofhaughty
Saul he hunbled. And how? Not with
sword and spear, not with harsh words and
coarse contumely for these did never touch
the heart with gentle influence. No; but
with n weapon, simple as the shepherds
sling, yet sure as the arrow Ofdeath. Twas
kindness? This killed ranking hatred, and
lett Saul 10 live. And when it had done its
work, Saul said to David, "Thou art more
righteous than !, for thou hast rewarded me
good, whereas have rewarded thee evil
Was not here a victory, more glorious, more
godIke, than Wellington ever knew?
See Joseph in the hands of his wicked
brethren. For few pieces of paluy silver
they sold him into Egypt Providence, in
kindness, broke the bands which held him
in slavery, and made him ruler there. Fam
inc spread over the land her dark mantle and
the cruel brethren ofJoseph hungered. They
went to Egypt for corn. And now how act
ed Joseph? More than once he filled their
sacks and returned them their money; and
then he made himself known: 81 am Joseph
your brother,whom We sold into Egypt Here
was Observation-Disclosures And it crushed
to death the spirit ofjealousy, that had once
made him slave. He had conquered!
! Come further down in the worlds history
and tell me, what word of all those spoken
! by the "meek and lowly Jesus" the "Prnce
of Peace" the "savour of the world" was
best calculated to soften and subdue the hare
hearts of his prosecutors? Are we not asked
TO listen 10 the soft. sweet tones of that voice
-"Falher, forgive thcnl?" o, here was
! kindness!
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armed myself with an axe Gesrge gave me
The tight lasted nearly quarter of an hour
and certainly the scene was one of the most
terrible il is possible to imagine. At length
and just as was splitting the skull Of II wolf
that hung on TO one wheel ofmy carriage, q
shout of victory resounded along our e,and
again our enemy fled--but this time it was
for good.
Three ofoIr men were wounded besides
Nicholas, who was still alive but in a desper-
ate state. We were obliged to shoot the
horse that had been torn by the wolf
BY dnyhreak aipassage was opened through
the wall of snow, and we resumed our jour
ney. The evening ofthe same day we reach
ed a small village, where we found an inn,
that under any other circumstances would
have been pronounced abomimable, but which
appeared n palace after three such days as we
had passed. The following morning we
parted from Our friends, the carriers, leaving
George five hundred roubes to divide among
them.-[Bluckwood's Magazine.
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TT is now about 10 years since this medicine
n has been introduced to the public, and it
stands unrivalled in its effects, bearing the
we're scrutiny of all classes, both friendly and
untriendly. 1t is but for one purpose; for the
use Of mothers who have to pass through
of affection in giving birth 10 mankind not to
be described. 1t is to you we make an appeal
1t is for your especial and general good that you
should make use of one bottle of the Mother $
Relief before confinement, then you can APP
proach the parturient chamber without feeling
as if you were going to the chamber of death.
You may rest assured it will still all febrile and
nervous affection. 1t smoot hes and shields from
irritation, and by its peculiar properties it de-
stroys the cause ofhemorrhage or inflammation
that so often attend and follow the hour of par
turition. 1t causes sweet and natural rest, and
at last facilitates the birth, 80 taht mothers have
not to pass through such excruciating pain and
distress. The Mothers Relief may be depended
upon in all cases of threatening abortion where
it is possible TO be prevented;in case of spasms,
&c, causing frequent alarm, from two to three
doses will give immediate relief
AS the subject is one that cannot with propri-
ETY. be fully discussed in this public manner
we invite all who feel interested to call on our
agents (most of the respectable Druggists in
the United States,) or on the manufacturer
and they will be furnished with a complete
pamphlet in which they will find all the facts
to form correct opinion of its merits, and al
so the opinion of many physicians of eminence
and of persons who have become acquainted
with its beneficial effects.
Canton to Purchasers. We learn that spu
rous articles of Mothers Relief are put up b,
G. II. * J. II. Coleman, of Buffalo, one DIR
Smith of New York. his bottles and cut will
the directions that are pasted on the bottle, il
nearly perfect fac smile to ours. He once
was agent of ours and has the genuin,
pamphlet. Consequently it is well calculate,
to deceive the public. Ask for Bartholick'
Mothers Relief. None is genuine unless on
signatures are found within the wreath of tn
direction that 10 pasted on the bottle, signe,
with our own hand, and over the neck of tn
bottle is fac simile OF our hand writing also
BY attending to the above directions no on
need be imposed upon All orders for Vernon
will be promptly attended to by T466eowl
J. LANDON, Factory Point, Manchester, vi
| DR.. G.. A. BARTHOLICK,
Office on the corner of Fitzhugh ST. opposit
the Co. Clerk office, Rochester, N. Y.
5 j. S. Houghton, 1870 Washington st. Boston
general agent for N. England States
Agents.. c. Bingham, So JohnsJury;
Il. Kendall, PGssumpSic; Geo Coacles, Ryegat
la. Denison y Co. Lyndon; N. Gilbert Mc5felt
Sin0nds, ConantS' Co. Gl0per; WiiiiamS an
ingalls,, Grcensb0rough; o. Crosby &. Son, HarG
acick; BnJcock 6, TruSseH, Cabot. 466eowyl
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JOHN CORLIS' ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

District OF Caleuonla, SIS,
At Probate Court, held at Danvlle, within
and for said District, on the 2lst day of May,
A. ID. l647-Present, the Hon. CHARLES
S. DANA, Judge
A N Instrument, purporting to be the last
N will and testament of John Corlis, late
of Sutton, in said district, deceased, being
presented to the Court here by John Corlis, the
Executor therein name d. for probate; it is or
dered by said Court, that all persons concern
ed therein be notified to appear at session of
said Court to be held at the Probate Office in
Danville aforesaid, on the Oath day of June,
A. d. 1S47, and show cause, if any they may
have, against the probate of said will, for
which purpose it is further ordered, that copy
of the record of this order be published three
weeks successfully in the Caledonian, print
ed at St. Johnsbury, in said district, the last
of which publications, to be previous to sale
time of hearing.
Attest, NORMAN DAVIS,
5l3w3 Register.