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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-02
Reed Birds.

This is the height of the season for
"Reed Birds" that true delicacy of the
table, and the marshes along the Della.
ware and SchuylkilI, near their junc-
tion, are covered with gunners. The
reed seed are ripe, the little birds are
fat, and pop, pop, pop go the gunners,
and at every pop, half a dozen reed birds
fall. We are told that the road side in
the vicinity Of the reed marshes, are full
ly occupied with horses, carts, gigs,
buggicS, wagons, and almost every
thing in which man may ride, except>
ING wheelbarrow. One or two per<
sons have been seen scooping up the
live birds with nets. So ridiculous n
mode of interfering with sport, Of course
calls down the laughter of the gunners,
and these net men have "been made
GAME Of"
The lunches Of these birds, tod up
by dozens, look like pounds of butter
suspended by string, and they bring
in the market from twenty-five 10 thir-
ty>one cents bunch. The Rail, we
are sorry TO learn, are not likely TO be
SO plentilul.-U. S. Gaz.
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A Curiosity.

One day this week, says the Roches-
ter Democrat. in working a burr block
at the Burr Mill Stone Factory in this
city, two honey bees were found in a
cavity opened by breaking off piece
of the stone. They were torpid, but
soon showed signs of life and flew
away. As they were enclosed in a
perfectly air tight part of the stone,
they mus, have come from France; but
how or when they were thus enclosed,
we leave for the solution of naturaists.
As 10 the fact, there can be no doubt.
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Awful Murder Of N Young Woman.

Yesterday forenoon most 6cndIke murder was
committed in the Cambridge Aims House, (Cam.
hriGgeport,) on the person of young woman
named Sarah Stevenson, by man named William
II. Britton. He plunged huge carving knife in
between her right foreshouldcr and breast, clear
through her heart lungs, and out under her left
shoulder-blade.
Bntion, as a pauper, became an inmate of the
Aims House in September, 1910, being aged and
somewhat infrm. lie possessed some literary ac-
qurements, and employed as teacher to the
chlldlen in The establishment. In June last, Miss
Stephenson, then laboring under painful disease
became intimate of the house, and after she had
improved in health in some degree, she undertook
to learn TO write under the instructions of Bttton
In consequence OF the fimIliat Intercourse natural
y arising thus, Bril,pn conceived vioen, passion
for her, and proposed TO marry her.
She declined on account of his age and inability
to support family. He pressed his suit, and she
laid the subject before Mr.. Valentine the excellent,
superintendent, who at once advised her to avoid
Brilton much as she could, and told her, when.
tNci IOuiil, w ltdNe dilu come lil-
to his private apartment. She acted upon this ad-
vice for some weeks. On Snnday morning he en-.
tered her room, and she then left it, and went into
one occupied by two other women.
He did not Immediately follow her, and she he.
gan to read to her companions from New Testa-
men which Mr.. Valentine had presented to her.
While thus engaged Britton entered, aud said to
the other two women, ais thus your room - be-
fore they returned any definite answer he drew the
carving knife from under his shirt bosom, advanced
to the deceased, seized her round the body and
! flung her on a bed. One of the women caught
hold of him, hut he turned upon her with the up.
lifted knife like tiger, and she quailed before him.
The other woman then grasped him round the boz
dy, but was driven oil in the same manner as the
| first one. The deceased in the meantime exclaimed
don't kill me-! Don't kill me" He ffs,
made violent pass al her throat, but she partly
stopped the knife with her right hand in which il
Gu, horrible CASH. four inches long, but only bare.
ly scratched her throat. He then struck at her a.
above stated, and drove the knife clear through tn,
body.-BosiOn Morning Post.
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For LlBERIA.-The Cincinnati Gaz.
says that number of the oldest and
most respectable cOlorcd people Of that
clty-lhose that have property, and are
of good and peaceable character-are
making arrangements to dispose ftheir
effects, and move to Liberia. The Ga
zette remarks, this is The best thing they
can do, We have long been satisfied
that the free blacks should seek a resi-
dence in Africa. That it is a misdrec-
ted philanthropy which would induce
their stay in this country
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The editors of the Sentinel and Wing at Easton
have been at loggerheads for some time. They are
now cracking away at each other in rhyme. We
shall therefore look out for second edition of the
battle of the poets.- En-. AMER.
POETICAL.
We will not own him of the craft,
The reason why, he is too Satt.
Ension Sentinel
REPLY.
You're safe from that, you lousy bard,
a blockheads skull is always hard.
EaSt0n Wig.
nEJoISDER.
Indeed Why Aieck that's no, slow:
For then we have the truth confessd,
That man may be as soft as dough-
And yet of marble HEAD possessed.
Sentinel
REBUTTER.
You're Off the mark in that, as far,
tciH august. cTSar porter,
AS when YOU to the Locos said,
Drink Brandy, Gin, and Porter"
Your arguments, unlike your coat,
Fit loosely TO the body,
And Prove most incontestibly,
Your HEAD is one of ToDDY.
Uhig.
sUB-REBUTTER.
In relation to the TODDY,
Akck (not to "coai" aud "body,)
We'ro fully ready to admit
How great yO,1 knowledge is of it;
AS hard stuff, too, may not compose
Your ugly head, as suppose
Enough of Gin" you've DOUBTLESS quaif'd,
To boat it up, and make i, satf.
Sentinel.
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LIVING UP TO PRINclpLE.-The cap.
tain of brig from the State OF Maine,
was a short time ago at st. CrolX, and
was there offered $1,000 to bring home
cargo of rum, but refused, preierring
10 return in ballast.
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[orrIcE In MARKET STREET, NEAR DErn.1

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ued till ALL arrearages are paid.
No subscriptions received for less period than
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1t is stated in the New York Commercial Advcr,

1t is stated in the New York Commercial Advcr>
tiser that stephens Incidents of Trlve in Cen
trail America" have been translated into the Ger
man language ss well as the French The Com.
mcrcia states, a curious fact Illustrating the de-
ieclive literary judgment of puhlisherr that John
Murray, the great London publisher, actually re.
fused to advance the duties and other charges on
the consignment of this work, sent out to him by
the Mcssrs. Harper, and ha, he would not and dill
not take the copies from the Custom House until
Mr.. SpnwaII, the > Consul General, had agreed
10 become responsible for the outlay. When he
found, however, tha, his copies bought up
faster than he could supply them, he wrote a very
handsome letter to Mr.. Stephens, complimenting
him the great merit of the work, and its deser.
we'd success.
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To Messrs A. McCaraber, Jno. Laws, VIM.
Curtis, John Wolbert, X. b. Dodson, John Apple,
VIM. F. Harrison, Charles II. Carpenter, Com
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THO THE DALD.IIEADED% OTHERS

Il Dies an, know q neighbor a friend Who has
been Bald. and whose head 10 now covered with fine
hair2 One whose coat collar was covered with dan.
druf. though brushed every hour which has van
,shed entirely Or oue whose hairs early age were
ring grey, who now has no, q gre, hairf Children
whose heads we're covered ~hh scurf,-whose hair
would not grow, thar growing the fullest ciops
Of hair Some cases mus, be koowo persona.
Ask Them The cause, and YOU will be told thar these
things have been done by the Of The Balm of Co.
um6ia. Of20 years growth 10 this article, its demand
increasing annually some hundred per cent though
when discovered no, opposedby anything for the
purpose, now assAsd by almost numberess mushroom
rash preparations that will ruin The hair II used 10 any
extent. Can more than those facts he wanted-reier
The Recommended ions by lat ofnames OF resprcia.
biiity, uoequaled by any other article Look 10 these
things buy this article. Stay and preserve your hair
by I've use, if bald restore Il. Ladies' attend to this
-huudreds in fashionable life are using il as the only
article really h for the toilet Long hair ia ve,y api
10 fall out Ladies, the Balm Of Columbia IN line
to save yourselves the disgrace Of badness by neglect
Of your persons Il Your duty. moi ssis TO pre-.
serve The beauties Of nature, with which bouu, it'll
CIesor has endowed sou the Balm,for il will do H.
CAUTION TO DE REMEMBERED.
Several most fragrant attempts have been made to
s)un'erfe' The use Balm Of Columbia. Some OF the
i n'osers have gone lar TO counterfeit the spIen.
wtappers, aud The Falls Of Niagara. and every ex.
Haal mark excep, the name Of Comsiock, which they
aars no, forge. To avoid imposions therefore, al
wsys look Tor the name OF Comsiock d Co. os l.. 3.
Comsock, and bay The article Wa,ess has that
nsms upoa il Sold wholesale sud retail, only a, No.
. Fisscher s,rses, N. v. THEO. 4. PECK & Co.
Whelsssis Agesis fos The S's'o Of Vsfmont.le
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lyman 4 COLE, have received their u,,,

fMAN d COLE, have received their us,u
- extensive assortment Of fall and winter goods
| and single width. Printed Grape Merino. Mousene
De Lame, &c Figured Alepne, figured and Main
English Mernos, Gro de Naples and French do.E
Mort.ea Uamleleeus Alpaca Cloth, Thibe Merno,
salisbury Flannel figured Circassians &c. Goats
Hair and imitation Cameis, Brochella, Persian cloth
e. tr,sayy double milled Broad Cloths, Beaver and
Pilot Cloths, Rich Diamond Beaver Cloth, a new ar
!icle for Gentlemens over Goats. 4 large numler of
heavy wors!ed shawls few Lupins hes, Merino and
Cashmere do, Netting, Paa,ine and Edenboro do.
Kleh Eha''y Mouseline de Lame and Chenea dkfs
Silks, rich figured Blue Black, Brown and other coors
DOMESTIC c6oDs.-cO,,on .hee,,ns, .A,r,ins,
fTT AS MsSdTg iTS sSisn yarn Irish
Thread, Padding, Canvass. Selecias, col'd Jeans,
brown and Black Linen, PLAID wors,ed Facing, Wors
,ed surge, SIX do, Silk Binding, Silk Cords wors-
VESTlNG:-Woolen Velvet, Silk vcve,, valentia.
Silk Satin &c. Silk Velvet for trimmings assorted
coIors. Roslyn checks for childrens wear.
N ATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE This
" ysl-nble Vegetable Medicine stands unryallcd
,or me following complaints viz: Dyspepsia, or lndi-
SESSION. diseased Liver bilious disorders, Dropsy As,h.
ma, Cosveness, Worms and loss Of Appetite. and by
cleansing the stomach and bowels cures pains in ,be
sue stomach and Breast colds and coughs Of long
complaints, ETC., which are frequently the elect Of dis,
ease. For Fever and Ague, il is most valuable pre-.
ven'atlve as well as sovereign remedy. Its virtues
sntpsss any thing heretofore known in removing ST,
vItus' Dance,-two bottles have been known 10 cure
TINS alIcns disease, after having ha filed every cxer.
non tor four years. 1t has most powerful influence
IN removing nervous complaints Ii is pleasant 10 take
and 20 easy in its operation that i, NAV he administered
70 the infant with safety. The above Medicine is yery
highly recommended by many scientific gentlemen,
and large number ofladies, who have proved The
res OF the Medicine by personal and that of their
with directions Ii may he had wholesale or retail OF
s. Britain, Barre, and j. c. Farnam, East Williams
town. sole proprietors. Prepared from the origin
a. recIps for sale by E. H. Prentss, Montpelier, and
). q J. II. PEcK & Co, and TuEo. A. PEcK Co., Bur
llngon, and in the principal towns IN the state all
directions signed in the hand writing of,he propre,or.
,arO
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r OOK AT THIS.--HAvE you A COUGH r.
IL 10000 DIE OF CONSUMPTION every year IN
the United States, and millions suier eom troublesome
coue hs and colds, that can Ia curud by Dr. NJ. Hitch
cocks Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops, q safe
medical prescription con,aing poisonous Drugs and
used in an extensive prac,rce for several years will
mos, positively afford relief and save you from thai
awful diseaee pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps into he grave hnnnreds efhe young, the old
The fair the lovely and the gay. Have you cough
be persuaded purchase bottle OF the Cough Drops
to-day! Tomorrow may he 100 late. Have you :
coughi-D Htcecok's vege'ab bic Virgin Cream Cough
Crops is the only remedy you should take TO cure you
For this piaig rsason.-Tha. in no Of the ,hapeand
eases where il has teen used has failed 10 relieve
Price 75cenis per bottle orssle, wholesale and Re-
ST., Jltica, NY And by their agenis throughout The
United States. In Burlington, BY J. & J. II. Peck 4
Co., Theo. A. Peck g. Co. In vergenneA by J. II,
Bowman. In Milton. By Bsmss q Sawyer. In Geor,
~, BY Lossnso JsnsA - eAi
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DISEASES OF THE LUNGs...DseidedI


nlSEASES OF THE Enthusiastically
- Tue mos' popular remedy ever known i" America
IfSet0ofe pulmonary 6a"0m 70 the most valuable
remedy now N use TOT cous co's asthma or phlhisc,
consumption: wloop'ne co"g" and pulmonary affections
o'e'ery KIND. 'is sale 70 steadily increasing. and The
prop''eors are co"s'a"y receiving lie most favorable
account Of ~ effects. The following new certificates
ere offered Tor public examination.
An ikTsRtsTiHo CAsE -Ex,raet Of leuer from
"rC Clay, kmg.'on, Us'er co., N. Y. 10 tho
propr'eiors. "fonrs Of The 9Th as'. was duly reed
remarkable cure was effected by the Vegetable Put.
menary BALKAN "a tue winter and spring Of 1885. The
I.srson. Mr. Moody, hal been sck q long Time with
he consumption. HE Physiciaas had given him up
tie was reduced so low Nc 10 lie unable 10 help hn,,e
and was raising large quantity Of blood when lie
commenced using the 3alsam, which has effected .
complete cure, and he i: NOW a. hale snd hearty ss
ever he was. Mr.. Moody has removed from This
but he has premised detailed account Of his
case. which will forward YOU. C. 8 CLAY.
Kingston, N. Y. June IS. 1898.
Extract OF q letter from Or. Jacob Myers. The
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been sold in this
county for Two years. and the medicine has gained M
uncommon celebrity. for il scarcely ia one instance
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RosToN and TROY IRON coMpANy.-The

RoSTON and TROY IRON COMpANY.-The
- public are hereby notified, that the business OF
casting in every branch and variety is done 10 order
much enlarged their foundry and are now prepared
TO do all kinds Of work done At any foundry in the
country. MIll' gearing, Pot Ash Kettles, Stoves,
poughs, AH,e'rce', DC, On hand furnished 10 order
chase large quantity ofhollow-ware for The purpose
Of retailing, will he furnished Al Wholesale prccs-and
all who may favor us with their calls or orders will be
dealt by a. literally q: a any establishment in the
man, Superln.endant Or A. Young, Agent, Troy, VI.
TO i ;:sS's y e i;:y ,sPi '"dP''"ps 'a''''0s'
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nOCT. MARSHALL'S Aromatic, Catarrh and
- Headache SNUFF. This SnufIis superior TO any
thing yet known, for removing that troublesome dis
ease the Ca,arrh and also cold in the lead, and the
headache. Il opens and purges out all distractions,
strengthens the glands, and gives healthy action to the
parts affected. Il is perfectly tree from any thing dele.
erous IN It's composiion-has a pleasant favor, and
its immediate effect, after being used, is agreeable
Price 3 cents per bottle.
Doct. Marshai's Vegetable Indian Black PLASTER.
This Plaster is unrvalled for curing scronlous swell
lngs, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds
pains in the Sides Hips and Limbs, and seldom fails to
give relief in local Rheumatsms. II applied to the
Side, il will cure many ofhe Liver Compl
and is equal il superior, to any thing in use for
corns on the fee, the virtues Of this Plaster have been
witnessed by thousands Of individuals in the Uni,ed
States who ha tested its efficacy. Sold by the pro-
prleior Chas. Bowen, Middebury, W., and THO.
PECK & Co.. Burlington, VI. Jel
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TTAIR! HAIR =. BALDN EsS...Impor-
L Il tant DiscOvery--the Great Mystery found
out at last...DR, STERRY'S HAIR REGENE.

RATOR. DR.. Sterry, after much attention to the
important subject OF preserving the hair has after
maay experiments chemical and physical been able
to discover and article which is now offered with the
greatest confidence for the toilet the best thing ever
discovered for, for It's softenng and penetrating quality
to produce good head OF hair--to prevent il from
falling of when badness s aNprehended-to restore
il when badness mas taken place, and to prevent it
from turning gray 1t ii ls nourshlng thar. po-
matIm, antique oil, or Cologne wafer. 1t is beaut-
full article for ladies curlsit makes the hair soft and
lively and produces uncommon brilliancy. Thous-
ands have tested its superior virtues and excellence,
and in every instance il stands unrvallod. l, is an
nallibe in all affections of the SKIN the head
AS dandruif &c. &c Every family should be sup
piled with bottle of this OIL that BY ts application
to the head and hair of children, the beautiful and or
namenta appendagc ola fine head of HAZE which ma
ture has supplied us may be preserved. From the
numerous certificates nj recommendations received
of its salutary influence the Doctor feels firmly per-
suaded he has succeeded in producing an article which
will meet the desired wishes and appreciation of the
dublic. For sale wholesale and retail by A. HITCH
COCK & Co. III Genesee st. Utica, n. Y. In Bur
lington, BY J. e. J. II. PECK & Co. and THEO. A
PECK & Co. In vergennes by J. II. Bowman. In
Milton, by Burnet & Sawyer. In Georgia, by Loren
70 James
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"ORMS, WORMS.-DR. NJ. HIrcHcocx's
w unrivalled and nneauaIed WORN TEA. a

sovereign remedy for Worms. Strange and ncrej.
BILE the elects Of these de,estaLic vermm few
persons and thought are free from them par.
ticularly females and children. Many persons go
through distressing course Of medicine without, a
benefit, when they might be relieved by using the
Worm Tea. This Invaluable medicine has been tested
administered TO than $1,000 persons of various
ages and not one solitary complaint; on the contrary
hundreds have called, and unsolicited, given their de-
cded preference TO it. after trying the different article.
sent forth 10 the pubic and pronounced DR.. NJ Hitch
cocks Worm Tea the most safe efIectual, and con-
venent remedy that be obtained for in no one OF
the thousands Of instances where it has been used
agreeable TO the printed directions has il failed.
N. b. Ask for Or. N. Htchcocks W oRh TEA, as there
many nostrums abroad for the destrctionof worms
CO., sole propretor., III Genc.ce street, Utica, and
by their agents Throughout, the Union. In Burlington
by J. J. H. Peck & Co., and Theo. A. Peck g. Co.,
In Vergennes, by J. H. Bowman. In Milton, by
Burnet & Sawyer. In Georgia, by Lorenzo James
nug20
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+ OTION. LOTION.--DR. EVANS BEAuTI.

- FflNG LOIlON.-filghly esteemed for curing
all Eruptions Coarseness, Richness and Pimples on
the Face Neck hands, and eIieciualy cleaning the
complexion, and removing all diseases Of the skim
Nothing contributes so much to our general success
in lite, as an engaging first appearance. This Lotion
is admired mos, fragrant mild, safe wash and great
ly esteemed for its virtues cleansing, soienine and
purifying the skin Of all erupticn>, injurious 10 fe
male leauiy and restoring TO high degree of pu-
rity. beautiful complex ion is the pride of all who
possess ii, and the envy ofhose who deprived Oft.
What is so affecting TO beautiful femae,i whose face
nature has displayed her power, 10 hnd her complex
ion discoonrcd with disgusting pimples which mar
her chains! good appearance is the best recon-
mendaon and as the Bear.ifyng Lotion puries the
skin, and removes all Pmple>, Bolche>, Tan, snnburn
and Redness, and produces beautiful hue the only
cosmetic lady should al her toilet. Gentlemen
Will all al 80 find this delightful remedy, 10 remove
all Rsughness, Pimpes, Rngworms, Spots, Richness,
Soreness of the face and nose and every kind Of erup
tion on the surface Of the human body. II is parcu-
larry recommended gentlemen tie used after sha.
wing, ii will prevent the otherwise certain elect Of
all common soap. in turning the reari premaure'y
grey. For sale Wholesale and retail BY A. HITCH.
COCK Co.. No III Gene>ee street, Utica. In Bur-
lington, by J. & J. H. Peck & Co, and Theo A. Peck
4 Co. In Vergenncs, byJ. II, Bowman. In Milton,
by Burnett & Sawyer In Georgia, by Lrenzo
James aug 20
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DOUBLE UMRIIcAL
SINGLE.

DALSOM' OF LlvERwORT-foI Consumption
ID Dvsrepsia, Asthma, and all diseases ofihe Lungs
and Liver. Teese diseases prevail 10 great extent,
creating much distress and some fatality AIlthese
be remedcd- by the use Of Or. Taylor's Balsom Of
Liverwort. This medicine is purely Vegetable, and
from its pecsiar action upon the Liver is ways found
radical remedy for these diseases For Females and
men in a very weak state, no medicine can be so
grateful restorative as it only strengthens but
purifes and gives healthy action 10 the whole sys.
tem. Constantly tor sale by N. LOVELY a. Co. who
have Just received fresh supply Of seasonate Goods
fsom New York, all very cheap for cash.
Buri,ngtoa, July 80, lS4O
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nEPATIC ELIXIR,

N CELEBRATED remedy for complaints arising
"A from diseased state ofthe LIVER and It's Secre-
weakness Of the stomach, Indigestion, loss Of appetite
lowness ofSpirts md Headache; it will be found a
sure remedy for Eruptions the Face. In conse-
quenee OF their being many noslrums circulating in
this part OF the country the subscribers are authorized
TO warrant its beneficial effects. This article is lust
received, and offered to the public as one well worth
the attention ofihose who tcted by complaint,
from the above disease; it being from an eminent
physican-wc feel confident in thus recommending il
Oct. G, 1910. THEO. A. PECK g. Co.,
Sign ofihe Mortar, one door east of & H Peck & &c