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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-03-04
m TNHE Canton Tea Company has

Mh sM NlgA - DSen popularity known for
IS EM many years. This IS the large ct
vS-I4s-.4S AZ and oldest Tea Establishment il.
America. The public have had full proof of
their integrity and responsibility. But such
mas been the great and pressing demand fer
their Teas Of lae, that they have been obliged
to enlarge, to great extent, their two princi--
pal establishments in New York viz:
l25 CHATHAM & 1913 GREENWICH ST.
iney moreover possess facilities, in relation .s
inc ca Trade, IN Very abundant degree, ant
oooo''ess superior to any Tea Concern in A.
mer'ca. Their scrurulous regard to all p,in.
cIples. tfat tend TO elevate the character Oh a
large house, is well understood, and has all
READY secured them a connection, probabl.
larger than all other Tea Establishments ut;~
TED, and they are consequently determined ',
sell Teas pMer, more fragrant and plrfect I, -
the prices, in the aggregate than any house j.,
the World-China excepted. 60 I
They most zeaously invite the attention f
the inhabitants Of Wolcottvi1le, 10 their Age.
y.where the following assortmenis are a,waSs
on hand, and they teel no hesitation in stating
that wherever single trial is made, vetv
great preioaence will be given to the celebrated
Teas Of the CANTON TEA COMPANY!
6~Resder, make the experiment!
Retail Prices rs toi'o,cs, subject in a1 cases to
0e returned u not approved of-
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-03-04
FALL AND WINTER
0&GD&D LIE 60 q
1867.

TIME Subscriber, being very thankful for
l. the extensive patronage formerly receiv-
ed. would respectfully solicit continuance Of
hesame, and invite the attention Of his friends
and customers generally to his fresh stock of
DRY GOODS.
now opening, suitable for the Fall and Winter
Trade, and consisting Of the best west Of Eng
land Cloths and Cassineres; also French
Cloths, a superior article for great coats, Vest
ings Of all kinds, Satins, Talors' Trimmings,
gold mixed Beaver Cloths, Velvets, Broad
Clothsvery cheap, Drawers and Wrappers, &c.
sc. Also splendid assortment of goods for
Ladies' Cloaks and Dresses, which will be Of
iered at very low prices. Also black and blue.
black Silks, Stripe Leyantine and Satin Stripe,
do Sinchews and I'd wide Gro de Rhine, do
black blue-black and Fancy Bombazines, Mus
lin de LANES of late style and very low, Nau-
sock Muslins, Null Muslins, Book Muslins,
India Cambrisks, Bishops, Lawn. Thread and
Lace Edgins.
And complete assortment of Sheetng and
bleached Muslins; Cotton Yarn Carpet Warp
Carpeting Of various styles /; and large supply
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-03-04

GRASS SEED.--A large quantity OF CLOVER
VI and TIMOTHY SEED may be found at the
of the subscriber in Sharon.
Mar. l, AT. [7w*] D. r. GOULD.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-03-04
WATER CEMENT,

constantly onhand ahd'warranted first quail
iIy. Also, very large quantity of -
Gut and Wrought Mails,
Window Glass Of all sizes; Hollow. Earthern
and Tin Ware. Peg Boots of all the different
varieties. Calf and Kip Skin Boots-n fact
an unusual assortment of all the different class
es of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware and 9TH
er articles usually keptin country store.
Also, an extensive assortment Of Satin Bea-
yer, Pearl and Nntria HATS, Of the latest
style. which will be sold low for CASH, or Farm
ers' Produce.
N. B. Highest prices paid for all kinds o.
Grain, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, &c. &C.
GFO. w. WHITTLESEY.
No. Nam st. opposite Judge Perry's Office
New-Milford. NOV. Is, 1s4s. tf2i
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n EEL - $50
SWotco4t0ille ggewcp
a- OF THE NEW YORK
Canton Tea Company.

= THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN AaER5cAt
PRINLlPAL ESTABLISHMENT IN NEW Yer e
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OIL g. PAINTS,

which will be sold cheaper by the pound, gal
on or larger quantities than any other house
in this section can sell them. Also good sup
ply Of
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-03-04

GEORGE W BEOWN isa Minor under Ell
" Years Of age. This is to forbid all pefsrrs
harborIng Q. trusting him on my account. sad
ANsoNG BROWN. ,
heht. reo. 10. 1897 r~ss ~ ~ AL$
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TAKE NOTICE. - Nv wife L,,yc,, hav5r-
Il left my bed and board without i,lst carse.
!hls,is to forbid any person from hefhorib9 j.
s I her a1.my accounts AL shall psynss
9epls q he's contracting. "a " a. sgssss
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-03-04

rFAE Best Black Tea in Town I an chad Il
Il ~ LII. SMITHS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23

regard t. f...', o.i.,s...-. e. Ny.
,," was much nearer +, ~ t.ao,,v W., O..
90, sot'.,' rle'. 90. '.,.. I.i.ru.tr.
urs, OF u,t po,t.,,s Dui, D.' b,,t..ra4..
'iaHa '.".o' % great aau 3a9.ca.l ,..uu
,.r.a-c e. Men.
l. rss -r,n.l-ll. a., 81 t'r l.;.,,
81, tbs -u-r,ucst as. trr tu, t,N iiu ..rc
.boul.,'- ad b,,p .r,--lrg t.r..u ne I,p.
u'au"n OF ild,i,an ,AiIa,uui TIE To-
'I1r, tad h,.u rrr-..rs " RI me d'>.rud-
ctt'"' TIE ~Uau,A p',a' D. NhGr..
WV. though t.c, v,rc rrrta..lt l-.-, ,-
90, JcN Ter t.,.r uvu do ru'c ,.' toe .eai.
roury q" tie IrJll Go,enmcm ba,iuu
diSumDu ',,u. 81 g., captured not So than
two thuusaaj ,. them AID ",r. DOW a.'I.
ally prisoner, amongst o., Caua,h,s II
wouh be an ,hi,,t with him. wh,a falling
'lunl tho McNcnrs any tcrntcr, at all t.
take sacu a, b., bad nov rc.orr,d T." Tho
lH',,ncc Of .rr people there voyu .n, .
tDrf'c oi pc. l'l'' tnil, ,..Iff1, vLi,t %,
had NJ lad from NJ time o. is G.u.ur.u-
PATTON down {, T., prescott day
ID, hcIi c"lsid' ration Wa tha' tho lire
s.uu.' re >u,i. .,.IIt,'5f.I,U, it> are I.uul,.
t.Jy between l.r 100 ,uu.uc>. V...i .c
'nt tn"I'. 81 ,eDDurs 0 Hrftrtuci' I,lr~ ---
t'd "a t..rccl a. ups, he itid tnLt a." Ii.c
poe a'd 'r>'r.a'.' "1,'Iu.utn. y ,a'tu.,rt.
secure th,, .'Irut We could u.t u lur
Dn'ute ~ things. rIpect to keep our poI,u.
won uut Of tuat ,uuUlN. 1t ""uld uua,otI.
,tlv spread il.rtc. 90 spite ot,li' 90, .lW,l.,y
mlgtl choose tn u'-S ltcN rl.s.t lrlpp,'i-
a.l, upon ponnv, vet our rluner.- would
.t.t..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23


j.. "a 700 g 81, rrrs'.,i ~. ''.r, aiu. ~
nation, arl ga li'eIi'hoo ,i-i- y.heV
.. Go. ~n'r, al, n"t e. ,,rt.s tor y'!
~ 'ui d.. :, r. Ar. e. -'.-..lst j. strong
AID -, al, q sustaining al those r,.a'i. 90.
VIII q. - -, between lcr ..na al .
ranur. II h,lI tat q c-c v,',n ,,.n.atc
1nc,I.a Ir'uc.r tc's', = th's r rntty
AL tlat Of No,.,c and that Ter ird pew
.elrc 90. r,spc,t-l li'y. and capabLry Of
ullr'AiuIn. all trps. r..sunu.. were alu..t
as essential E. u'Es &c.. were g. N,,es.
lie held ~ N-,.. va. tn, tllr.lvn
fruit SUI tlat. u ", h.ulG Doruirc that
fruit. Il would hc a!m,,, tautainouni to tic
poitlc4. death OF oLr own iasiituuurs
Tic next consideration was. t. a, the lnr
should BE- so ~, that. lit should bc fnalI,
established as the boundary between I'll,
country and McAi'". il would lead to rc-.
mancut peace, and that It should !, AL to a.
speedy . peace A. possible aud Tor tins
purpose II should he cmlncutiy ya,.ir
Vow t-on'i.ucl VI c. the puc>t. 81 j.
what would be such a line as Would mhll
-. these rcqusiran' And hcrc ara;o !
am Mt fully prepared to pronounce auoplu-
l.t. ~ it requires = On. 20 s,cur,t. a..ualr.
,a'. witut.c '.uLtr5 aud u rr accurate
wiirar, fnrv'ci-. than 7 re.sc,- =. deter.
mn tins quc,i,lr I'u'. ,Iic | 30 r,t
feel m self prepared with the necessary
Information to enable me to pronounce W on
~. with accuracy. in prepared e. sug-
cc.t liuc which embraces most or those
consl lers,lon' a' nearly rhaps a. could he
desired aud, IT understand the wishes Of
g." Executive, n, l''c.pu',! t. u- T., 'hc
Chairman of the Committee ou ! t,,4r
Kclauou. it j., SUCH huc at Executive
itself considers a proper ono Thci vlioh
! wruid sue-c't Is one htgnunc at the
mouth o( I'll, RIO del Nortc and extending
up t. tho PISS of tie Dl Nortc aud tlcucc
due west TO the Gultof California Such a
Inc viii strike tho Gulf nearly st it, head
Nuw, prop's, t. examine tbs lire. ~ re-
crcrcc to the considerations wllch Lave
.lrcadN laid w., a' being tA,.cvti.ho ue :
10 govern u in &c GINNING lpon Inc ofa,-
fence
l. the frs; place it will crahlc u, t. ful-
81 al, TIC objects !or ~hich the war Was
declared The Invasion having ICON already
r1pclci 1t viii establish - cur boundary
tao Rio del Nor,c form is mouth to rs
source, and 1t gives 4. ample mcans OF in
drmn.ty, even II the cost - the war n-,l.
lc regarded rs orc of the objects. vl:,h.
With my present impression. al IVORY far
from couutcnsncIrg
ry IpNt And ~. f,.,rf1rf yl,,,t :, ., a..
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27
rHr enron or eoSsunrrIox EARN
SII Il II NJ A MS
ALL.UEALING BALSAM.

Mrs ATTREE, the wife Of VIM n. Auree-
Esq. was given up bv DIR. Sewal Of Washington.
DIS Roe aud Mcclellan Of Pbiladelphi,, DR.. Roe
and Dr.. Mott Of New York Her friends all
thought she mus, die She had every appearance.
Of heing in consumption. and was so ptonouuctt
by her phy s,rians- Sherman's Balsam was glc,l
and il cured her.
Mrs GARRA ABRANTT, of Bulls Ferry. ~ns
also cured of consumption nv this Balsam wh'o
all other remedies failed to give relief-se was
dnced to a skeleton. DR.. A. G. Castle, Dentist.
2sl Broad~ay, has witnessed its effects in several
cases where no other medicine afforded reIlet-but
the Bal-,m operated Ike a charm. DIR. q. a.o
witnessed lis wonderful ELECTS in cuti'g A>thmi.
which it never fails Of doing. Sptiing Biooi, Rlar-
ming q. i, NAV be. is effrctually cured hy this Raj
sam. II heals the ruptured wounded blood
vessels and makes the lungs snund again.
Rev. HENRY JONES. los Eighth avenue.
was cured o! cough and catarrhal all; cons oi So
wears an,lirg. The frat dose gave him more
lief than al the Other medicine he had ever taken.
DR.. l.. J. 9ras, l9 Delaney street. gave it 10
sistrr.in-lsw who was labnring under consumption,
and to another sor-ly effl ctrd with the Asthma
In both cases its effects were immediate, soon re-
storing III. IN to comfor'sb'e health.
Mrs. LUCRETIA WELLS, 95 Christie street,
suffered from Asthma AZ years Shermins ba'-
sam relieved her at once and she is compsratve!'
well, being enabled TO sutdue every attack 10y a
timely use of this medicine. This indeed ia tt
cres, remedy for Coughs. Colds, Splitting Blor d.
Liver Complaints, end all the ait ctions of tho
throat. ard even Asthma and Consumpion.
Price 25 cents and s per hottie.
DR.. Sherman's Cough and Worm Lozengca c nt
Poor Mans Plaster sold as above.
Dr. Sh,yman's office i at LOG Nassau ut. n. y
Agents, JOHN YOUNG. SuD'ourv.
.. NJ A.M>CAY, Mort yurn 'os.ll md
Sop,cn,her llh, lSi7-iy
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

"ENI, VTDf. vfCI -y,r. ALIENS NEGE.
v FABLE COMPOUND ft ,:s cuc Of
DYSPEPSIA. liver COMPLAINT. NER-
VOUS DEBILITY. BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.
&c. This Medicine Is offered 10 the putc under
the assurance ,ha, there 10 no article IN existence
having stronger claims 10 ths' s,de,s st,n. BE.
ing compounded BY = regular Graduate OF J, fIer.
son College. Phiadclph u. and q practising thys.
clan Of twenty years standing in Phil,dephia, his
long experience has conf med him in the opinion
thu, q compound medicine wa requ' rod 10 prevent
and remedy the dcblha,ion pr dur-d by residing
in low, m's.m,tic ciinats, and TO coup,er,ct the
pro tratins in0uences Of many nervous disorders
with which the humsn family ATE afflicted.
DIR. ALLEN is q we'll known Jh, sici N. and
has usei the shove medicine in his practice for
yess wi h Che mos, nt"ni.hins effect. having ,es-
ied its qsst,is. in ab ,ye 81
FIVE THOUs AND CASES. X
No medtine ever received more n,,,erins re-
commendA,ians from ply .icians of eminent stand.
ing than has been best wed on this.
DYspEps,A OR INDIGESTION AND
irS GONsEQuENCEs.-An e",incn, Prf,s.
sor Gay.:--"i, chiefly arises in psrs"ns ahn ie I'd
either ve.y xcden,sry ~ ifsrgula, lie. Although
not segasded a fatal disease; vet II neglected nc
ims'oredy tscsted, NAV bt'ng "n i"cut"b'e NJ.
innchoy, Jaun ,Eer. Maduess. or Ve,tg". Pssy
and ApopleIy. A or. Al s.nguia'iy attendant on
il is, that il may aud often dots continue great
length of tune without soy remission Of ihs SYM
toms. is ID 81 .s. Z. Nt'
CAUSEs.--Gsi.f ss,a anes.ine.. Of mind, in,
tense study, Pr<use svacGA,ions excess in venery,
excessive use Of eTar,uon. liz ors trs, tobacco ~
plum. ss.d other uarcsics. imms'' rate rrretion.
over disteniian Of abe anas ,ch, deficiency "f the
secrciM of the tne or g,sTie jnice. rxp"s,i'e to
old ana d.mr cir. tie cti1 Causes Of this dis.
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Notice in Partition.

AJOTICE j. hereby given e. Sophia Joy, Nan
~ cy Eiv, Chsrice Rex and Lydia y. his wife
in RICH, Il said l., da, Johu Th"mr.on. 'r'r Of
Reheccu Joily decd. and Re- ecra ts Duo. adm'r
with the will annexed Of Mrv Rex. decd. he,rs
of Thorn MayhnrV. deed, Re'scca Ma,tu'y.
Wsrpr Jones and Fl trth hM wfe in righ' Of
said i iza eth, William Harri-on and AIMS his
wife in righ, of sad Anna. William H,rris and
eusan his wife in rieh' Of said Su.an John Boyd
snd Jsnr his wife /" righ, of said Jaie, and Sarah
Ann Maybu,y. which said Rcb'ccs, Eliz h'th
Anna, Susan, Jane, md Sar an Ann are h.irs OF
Wllruehhy MDybury. decd. VII" was one of the
heirs Of Thomas Ma, bury decd, that Wi TO
me directed, Issued out IS the Couri of Common
Piers of Nur,humherisnd county, Penu's,," the
tenn "f January, \. u. ls4s, whereby MN com
manded I'd summon there ,h- ahnve tanned parties
80 drfendinn. 10 he end sfpen before our Judges
# the Court "f Common Pies. I" nc holden at
Sunbury, in said rourtv. on the iS d-y Of JanuA-
y next, ,o sns~er WIN. I Green Ugh. p,,intH
,f Plea wherefore tile said plsinnf snd the sad
defendants toeeths' aud und vil.d do hod CT
ain tract Of land surveyed on ssvraRt d ted the
"a das Of Junr, A. ID. l773 to James Po',s. sitn-
ue N Rush township. county afores,d, j"iring
and- # John Hutsh, Lewis Vas;i e, Brri min
.a-,ine aud Others. aud containing three hundred
nj twenty acres more or less, SMnY1p 'here'f
etwe them the said d frndsnt. y ,sTn,it
all which the sssd parties are hereby p qiiTed 10
axe notice.
THOMAS A. BII.II\TGON.
Sh,r,f'. Office, Sunhury,1 Sheriff
Nov. 20 A ID. is47. So H'
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TESTIMONY Is NowEEcEsvKD

fhow ALI QUARTERs OF THE CLoBE.T Il rE' !
VV>HE following letters are presented with view
j Of more fully showing the oninious of pi csi.
clans In relation to The medical value Of Da.
SwArSE's CoMrorSn SYWrP ov Win CWkSnr.
DR. SwAYxw- Dear Sir: Having used your
COMPOUND Syrup Of Wild Cherry. extensively in
nv practice. was requested by yonr agent. DR..
Cru'cher, to express nv opinion in writing, Of its
properties ~ . remeJal agent. I most cheerfuily
comply. as feel by 10 doing. will discharge .
debt oSe thu community AT iatpe, spd physici 'Rs
in par ocular. As much as de,est quack rcme.
dies and pstent nOs'runs. was induced fNm q
failure Of ,hc ,nos paent rIprctossns ree"nnnnen-
ded in c,it usstevis mrdicas IN s'me ca'es cf Dis
essed lungs 70 uy youi prersra'ion of Prnnus
Virgins or Wild Cherry. u is sufficient TO say
that was ~ much pleased with the result of
,hs, and subsequent trials tbs, now pre-cr I've !, in
preferences TO Ill o,her remedies where an expcc'o-
rant il ipdics,ed. In the much dreaded Pneun,o-
mia ~ Disease " she Lungs. IN the sls ming form
in which il appears in Kentucky, regard II a. an
invaluable remedy in the treatment Of ,ha, discase
To ail who know me I have said enough. hut a.
,h,. n, y I've seen by persons Cu, of the viciny OF
Fsa, kfort, will brirAy add, that have lren n
esged IL an active practice Of my profession fr IL
ysa.e sud an, . ,reutar grsdua'r of r'ansyivani',
and this is tie first patent medicine ever thought
enough Of to express an opinion IN writing.
.Hao2.t J. II. ELLISON. NJ. n.
Ian 2. te4T. 80 Franklin CO Ky.
.'''l t'.-sf FNASKraWr, Ky. Jan z, ls47.
Tire shove certificate is firm, one Of onr ph.s'.
eians isinx Ew miles from here. be is doing
very god practice. aud is considered good physi.
eian. and stands Car; he ia AZ I've svs, regular
gradus,r. ~' gov Iva. w. u. CRrTcHxH,
'.'r .e. l- nd. ID. D,urei-t and Apnthecary.
d-5 ei,ee tLc intrcductiun Of INV article ~ III"
tsIt.e, there hare a Gumhr f unpincipied i'd
vdun,s grx OF uostru,as which they s.scr' cont,n
Wild Ch, rry. some csWed 'Baisams, 'Bi'trrs,
aud even sytup of Wild Cherry, hut mine Is the
original AID "nly eenu'ne prrp"at'"n es.r i"trn-
due, 4 10 the putlie. v ieh can lie proved hy the
puhlic Rrcor,'e of thr Commonwealth Of Prnnsyi.
ssui,. The only s,ftguard against Imposition L.
to zee that MY sis,isture l. on each hottie.
a.I H0f Ha' pH H SWAYNE,
Corner of Eiehlh ard Race sts.. Pli'sdei, hia
Prepared only nv Dr.. SWAYNE, n w. COT.
ner f Eighth and R,ce stret Phiiadep pMa. and
for ale hv respectable Druggists in nearly all the
prime ipai towns in thu United States.
Only Agents ia Sunbury. are
.e 80 tf.'' HENRY MAssER.
GEORGE BRIGHT.
Dr.. ]. A. Moo--, U,nviiIs; r. =. Mack y &
Son. Ml,nn: N. D. g. J. Wells. Muncv q. A.
Wyatt. Le~isburg; Davis & Schnure, Selinsgtovc;
John e. Rem. I.ine Mountain p. o.
rhisd, lphia, '.--F. oc9.c2m. 6.ty
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D". HD
Indian Vegetable Panacea.
SCROFUI.A.

tssps. RowASp Il WALrox.--Gents: As
.yH you have sucrr, deb in eil-' ting 8 Gu up
On me with your r"Dr. CrLLEN's ISnrsS Vfosra'
BLx PAxAcEA," after the most eminent phv vsicians
in Cuba. New York, B,himore and Phiadelih ihis,
snd all the m,.t popular advertised me eliciues OF
the 'ay had failed, you fully entill to all the
benefit which the following statement of facts
Cd, fer
IN the year 1919 while Il, sea on hoard tn. brig
CoTn d're Perry, of hiS p ut my leg was injured
hy the anchor. The wound became s,ofu,ous-
wa highly inAamed and painful, particularly in
spring and summer. From the time of The accident
was un lrr the trestmeni of the most celebrated
physicians in the Island of Cuba and this city, un.
Ill 1894. The summer nf :hs' year sptnt in the
country, TO make fair vi j of SWANS Panacea; |;
hut even thn popular medicine failed /, produce "A.
ny dc ded improvement. In 1890 applied 10 The
most eminent surgeon in New York city, and was
Tor c ,nsider bic time IN Ter his without any
PARTICULAR benefit.
fo, the hc,r,; aud dnrnr 'hs, wear. while in Ba
tI'no'e, nv leg was slightly injured by rail road
car. whi caused the ulcers 10 r,gc with teHfold
,iolerc-. | arrl,-d to phy.ician, who, sfer ex-
tsust'nc his TX " in vain said 'the unsound tim
her must be rem we'd or he could not much longer
keep the craft ala,tp Not liking 10 part with an
old shpnat,. tuw.v.r Troublesome, | refused n
have il taken of; my leg. however became 50
much wr.c tbat tho ulcers extended fom the foot
s'rno 20 the knee, laying hare the hre. and 81
xcor5ngy sore, that could no, hear even wiited
planiar ase., or the most simple alive 10 lou h
it. hus matters stood in October last. when fnr
,our qualification I commenced with Dr. Cul,en's
indsn Vegetable Psnscra; With irule faith, ! con
te.>. for hid used incredible 9uiriiies of Sarsaps-
Ita, and ia fsrt evc'v ether ne lic.ne which saw
/ ad,euisei or heard recommended. Physicians had
l,iied an bore h.d Hed! Imagine. then, my joc
found bcfrr had fn 81 d the hrs, hottie. hat The
Panacea h d wrough, d'cidc change for the
beter. a. ..
nm now q well msn. and have heen cnred nv
voor Fansc.a sln ~,lh"o, the ns- Of any othe,
| me,ciu- or p'ers's,'on whaever!!
Any person he-ir Us of oh' aiming fu,ther part.
chm. ran We erauhed bv calling upor me at ny
| placr Of business, No. 1875 North Thirteenth Of
ot a. my residence, Asa Race street.
John X. BARCLAY.
Philadelphia, April 9Th, 1876.
! Crriihcs,es of cures, in pamphlet form, may be
had Gratis, at the offices OF The agents.
! This medicine is prepared and sold by the
| proftIstors. Rowand & Walton, No. 376 Market
| street. Ph,iadephia.
=. nv w Danenhower. No Murray 81, n Y
e w Danenhower. No o F Hall, Gin O
ga CT Jenkins, No So Canal 81, N Orleans.
C NN Robinson, cor Gay 4 Saratoga sts, Hal,
. Agents: II. MAsSER. Sunhury.
| l. n. RISER, Million; ]. Ssehoi.i. New Ber.
lin; Mr.. Musssr, Millhe IN; Shape ID. Lewis
I Wilkeshaue. H
( Sold also by Druggists throughout the United
Ststrs. ..r OF o. ls47.-2m. ICY
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f A R M S
From so to- 400 Acres,

WE of, :" ,.lc--'nd for ..i'i.msni. ab,n,
wv SEVEN fEEN THOUSAND ACNE3
of rn'Wproved ispl in FAnMs ns above stnted, to
The first twelve purcbasrrs. For two dollars ger
acre. half cash and the rect in ,b,oe ye'rlv pay
ments. the purchaser may choose his fam out Of
the Who'll 1900 ,cres -- (rxc.p ping ws,er rover
and The Pine imbsr land It.r
The premises are situated in the coun,es of Wv.
omine and sullivan. Penn'a.. shout 55 mdes
aorth Fl IN Northumberland. and 10 miles west.
ward from the North Branch of The Susqn-h ,nna
River on ihr heMs Of Mahoopeny and b,yals,ck
creek. Al 1000 ae rs have heru sire adv sold
to 81 families. md settled bv them. and they have
cleared about 500 acres. They certify that the
sOlL Is HsCgs AND DEEP,
and the ground Tea .onahlv level. ,imhe,oh with
Sugar MaoI, Beech, HrmL,ck, Wil,'chery &c.
---wei W ter d hy fire .prings. rc,,ns aed hkes,
and the Siru.rio> IlScuMMoSLY H.ALrBv.
Ihrr full res"m'nv and description may he seen
a, the office Of the "Snnhury American sigr.d hy
John II uutzinsri, IIenry Rauch AID IL other s1i-
lers
Those who wish to sec III" lani, ~ n m Ike pur-
chascs may cali on n. BELLAS, or at once 60
through Usn,ile. Blonmsburg aud Orangcve,
&c. IN the Berwick rurrp'kr. which pas wuh.
in five miles Of the premises. Orly soh.r snd in
dus,rious set lrrs invited The cl airing. fem
cling &c 81 phnut the same as in other counties
A family hnulI have 500 or more, to hegiu
there with satisfaction.
Apply to Charles III a'dnts. Esq Agent. Sun
bury, for further informatun. the propr etors
HUGH BELLAS, .Subary
JOSEPH b. ANTHONY. Whian,. port
GEORGE A. FRICK. Doauihe.
October l6,h, lS47-2m ...
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Orpha ns' Court Sale.

pursu ,nce Of sn "r,ier OF ihe O'Phsns' Cm
{ Nos,humis,Is ,Issd coun'y. will lie sid ~ pch
ale, on Saturis, the 30,h dsy Il November
.n tie premises, Ia wit; A certain tract Of
situate io Lower Augusis township. Moth
.erlsnj county. containing twenty acres more
- adjoiring lands Of Henry Feas,sr and John
dcr-ho,. ~hereon are erected large dwelling
;. and log hurn.--Ls,e the estate Of Jacob
u, deed. Sale TO cnmmencs II IL. O'Clock.
{. Of ssid day, when ,h. conditions Of sale Gill
,ade kn ,wn hy PETER SNYDER.
BY order Of Inc Court. Adns
= EDWARD OYSTER. Ok.