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FASHIONABLE
1sAEEe CUTTING AND SHAVING
WIG IND TOUPEE MlNUFACTORT
No. 1tI ssrondMnN.


y THE PRESENT AND COMING SEASoN-WN. KNAPP. %
no1oa e'~'rn Cannon and s"ssirre has constantly on hand
hN nAnH"'u 10 odcr variety OF Fishing Tackle maze IN
sN t. am much cheaper than down toxin prices Lines
nooN SSNers Floats Sucl every and quality also
o"ocr Percussion Caps Balls shot Guns Pistols and
FShns "Ia'Gs neal repaired Hooks sud Lines by the dozen
m3LI "a u E%,pp Al uon.,,u..,
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f;Git.RD AYF, pIATENs, HKASN

MANHATTAN DgCG sTOEsE. " Il Avenue D
VI fTar-,tTe-trhe Public procure place
Drugs Medicines. Fancy Articles Psrfuney De and gen
OF articles usually kept SIMILAR
ih-ient quality Interior Physicians pre-
Nth particular and forms Of Medicine
he hand procured
SedeZ Powders, slhmeu hIdcrs pre-
partitions imported Domestic Medicines
superior qu-ly Badeaus aud other Strengthening Pr lm
DEssOLUTgGS.-The partnership heretofore existing he
~ the subscribers, uader aud im H. " FTZ
GERALD BROTHER day dissolved by
II Y FITZGERALD having Withdrawn the
future vii be conducted WILLIAM y. FITZGERALD
the place. o. Deyst who hereby adjust al
claim. due 0 against the late firm
NswYork, May 18th, ISL. Signed H. Y. FITZGERALD
m2I-et- VIM n. FlZTGERAi D.
pOTS' AND CHEEDREN,S CIOTHING.-Ayery
ID offashionable Chilli
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E.OYE:,< SEED-l3 casks and 30 barrel, Clover
Y sale by GRlNNFLI.. MINTIRN a co. = Seath-s
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rFNP LET. Boar,-tn unfunihod private
family there there children Apply
1S6 Chcrry,t. je2-l~-
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ANlNNaNAN EsOyNa az, SING size.

y,,,js = -. ktsf5's:a. AT SfN<I SENtI.
- " 'c'nV" House situated on Nan-Streci. fronting
Market SGHa navuS OF
has Just Dee" iHf"'he entrey new heat,
H'h'uc' az" AIV''> e best accommodations for -cntce
ee ana single ooaHerS OF any other Country
Those WASHING to ,"n themselves OF hs opportunity
apply esry the Proprietor.
ml5 lm L VOPEN,V S;rr Sine
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L large stock of description reasonable
terms GASSNER YOUNG Nc. 1872 opposite
Chatham Theatre, Ne".iork. mo ijyi
unh!-ac O. m lott to
ID purchasers. F. VAN NOORIS
New-York tribune., 1841-06-11

IL The 9il, Ward Washington Temperance b.
nevolent Society w hold the Regular Meeting this evenig
O'clock Ffiday Jun H. the OF Christopher AID ud
reformed nebsla,es ~ address the meeting
nmpe-ae moderate drnksrs and the public generally iar
attend. X AYERS, l'rest
J. r. DUTY Seq. jcIl Il
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gF Hen Isaac f. CRAZY, late NJ c., will probably be
the Opposition eandidat tie for Governor OF Michigan
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ArrAlRs OF rHs EAsr-The Times OF May 25th says =
We are informed, upon what consider be OF the best
authority that the London Conference has proceeded the
formal signature the protocols respecting the East which
had received only the initials Of the five Pepocn;ies Thus
is consum,na,cd in the oicia form, the of France
into the European Alliance and the end OF the enbarrass
ent which the treaty 18th July had creaied Al
though sng forseeu this step mas been considered
out lmnor,nncc IN the roliticnl CIRCLES "
New-York tribune., 1841-06-11

NJ The United States Bank. hear, has sued Mr.
Nicholas Bdde for heavy amount Nicholas 1t is stated
docs no, seem at a frightened but sits calm as summer
morning.
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LNSrRRECTION Iy THs TuRKISH EMPIRE.
From tho Gornar Papers.

The Augsburg Gazette publishes letter dated from the
frontiers Turkey the 10Th Instant which that the
mail Coustantnope of the Gotta s had been overdue
several dayS which considered the extraordinary
the pasa of N,sa hav9s positively asserted ha, the
roads should be kept One report stated
tha, the Turks who escorns mail had surrendered
the insurgents that he had taken the road through
Widdn.
In general the intelligence from Bulgaria is confined 20 de-
tails o the atrocities committed by ;ho Turks the Chris
tsns The ugyes had related ,hc particulars 81 tho
elites o which they had been the victims aay
that there could be doubt the truh Of their
This conduct ay therefore be assumed the OF
late instruction Bulgaria and the other Turkish pro
vncc.. Tho repor that the -ryol; had extended Mace
dona not confirmed The LATEST letters from. Boga rad
Saorc. to the 2ls ult) make mention Of such
c;rrence The number oiug;ye taking refuge the
territory continued increase but tAe srIncC
cupy the mountains. They have much wan however, Of
arms scarcely man IN ten possesses gun the others
having only hcok, stbc and tayorks tor their weapons
Il evident that the population OF Servia
Cd IL he eyo although The Government wishes keep
Ia Belgrade Itself considerable excitement prevails
which hes been increased By remarkable appearance OF
huy cross said have been observed bv several OF the in
sa'.auts one f the towers OF the fortress
IAe sane Journal publishes letter, dated yisnna. l5h
as which alindes also tn nonorrval Of tie Cousan
nope mai OF he 2St uli and thc iusurectoa
is uEacl had extended the between Adriarople
u Nassau This letter adds. i.e las accounts from
Sera throw s upon the .! tie upper provinces
Turkey since ;hc victory obtained By the TURKS Alex
sl. which the Pa~ha OF Nis>a appears have made tie
e,rs ct ~ operations, - cTer rrrvest coHnscatisn
ilh he insurgents q the other provinces II eNcc;3
is:a ,ha: The Turkish mail which supposed
had ;aen e road through Buchorss would put ED
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" The l. s Bask has already funded about ssoeooo
Of is N.tes and DeY0sites.
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.,;ebt he beneseiaIlr extended.

members might be beneacially extended
Another part of the sbecs af our connection VITA "e'
sny worthy OF at,ea,ion Throughout that nation 'AA
payabe on all sersona property inherited By vi" or
es,n on its withdrawal the country: this ia"
rates hardly upon German Epgr.nts to this county ana an
exemption from it might probably be obtained on he ground
Of rscipnty as no such exists in the United States
A,.R.nA-The o;sciul rom all tbs Counties IN
,bs State b. .e (Covington give the following aggregates
Fer the Opposition sirkr-. Congress- ss5
Administrator " -------- ~ IL ,oo-
Opposition majority -. o'oo'
Ike vote is very light and the majority about as usual
q CORNELIUS V. AxpsRsox has been reelected Chie
Engineer OF the NewY.k Fire Department by the f'FeaeH
with Zophar Mills William A. FreeboTn' John ; he"yon
John T Rollins, George H. Gamppsn, J'hs b. MileF' ""
Wells Wilson George Kerr and Alfred Carson Us Assistants
The vote sr Chief was Anderson 9a3 ZOphar Mills 80
ma iority for Anderson, COS
choice specimen of Editorial dcceney and dignity
see Yesterday. Journal Of Commerce upon the Repeal OF
,bs Gag-Law For and gentleany fairness SEQ ditto
anon GOV Seward and Ar. Weed.
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tee state of uncertainty with respect recent events Ia '
Turkish provinces and which becoming every Gay 0r
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21 1drrfen.


ofItaly
n I'M. city June by Dr. Patton Gardner s Chaplin to
Mis-. Elizabeth W Joue..
June lB, William Il. Sceicy, Martha 4. Armstrong
Jane ., Edward Johnson. TO Phebe Winson.
At Whtestene L. l. William Seaermrhon Charlotte F. leg
Al East aIan CT aay H. James NJ Let's. of De Ruyher r.
10 Eance, daughter Of late Hon. Lsmael Daniels.
At June Edwa ard Buck Of TIN. city, Eliza Hubbard
Dten:
IL this city June . Merohah NJ danghte- Of T. White aged
June g Sarah r. Comstos4, aged 10.
June 9, jacob Whitman, aged 70.
Daubury CT Juac carol.ae wife Whittescy
aged 20.
MARINE LIST.
PoRT OF HEw-YoRK JUNE II, l84r
81
srH - HIGH 10
Llrz.r ADvlcEs.
fiyersoel MAJ 49, Have arec May Il. " Orleans, June g.
Ship John G Co,er Parsons Liverpool Rob7r,-on Castor,
Latham. sark Scstt & Morrel.
Brgs GI9sey, Madeira
GoeA Caronea Ne Lcye 0dez5 brs Telegraph, Ahler.,
Bremen, J c 5iul,er.
Scars Petra.o Ellsworth Ne Splendid Pat
Marin Carolina Person -ac Mass, Les4non iaett Phai;
rel Mott, Challestoui Exchange, Bakely, Newbern nc.
Packet Ship Dursuady Lines 30 d I'm avre dze Bolton
i L!yins>io,-Jl9 passenger
Packet Sap Lonpe as ds I'm Liverpool dze to
Goodsuc Co.
Brig Clinton Lyons. Savannah Cotton to s.urges. c!an
Be.ov Ships, I Bark ana Bri-,
Br brig Cae~, Carr, ia days from Windsor lumber to
capsn.
Brig La ifa:ch from Nachi,. lds,bsr to IIo,rick
SIR Hero Niskerson, Portland eth ,asokS e..
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g Yhe Iibrurr and Rendinr I.oon, q

II The Library and Reading E:oon, Of the NcvY Ys
ye-usa every day and evening No All Brosds
Ctizns solicited TO The and ;he plaa Of
Institution
The of Membership Dollars year Each Meaa
eaes to the of the Library and Reading oos, and
Tor the aHnsa Lectures, reduced pce. Ladies admitted
Membership sn the jelI Ineo.
u Wnnfcd-A person of scBiee .ddress vino expere'
in collecting Advertisements capacity. None o
need applyto IL KINGSLEY
Ofes Of Free Circulating Advertiser, % Ana--,
Jell IL Front Building, stoneaIt
u Splendid Paintings.-Tbefe eHbiSi'ing-f
mission feeat the Apollo Gallery ofBroad'
and chasers't important collection Of about 30 Oh Painting
distinguished living European Artist. THIS believed to be the
beautiful and valuable collection offered city since The a
one Of sanqunet wish sold here years noo the
lures are ali OF suitable handsomely framed and s Be
by auction Friday thss aordng citizens an o
ny thar mag many years, ieo's 10 ~
baFe "E'- Nth something that viii always delight 'h' eye -
uponay all dav, and the overisg lie Caller! Is
ddIy lighted by Gas Go and them. JeiiN
i RoyuI JInil Steamers from Bosion 10 Ai''
pooi-The Bags ACADIA Of June lSt van e
HaFnaea Cos Office, No. Wa. quarter past r y
Tuesday the h AHas viii De day ctcept soho'
Tuesday. WM WfaAN Ageat
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PASSENGERS

In the esusIp Lire-YooLMi.. Ann Kos,
Miss NlgaH Mr. TiFauy and Miss ITAnY ,
Geo Tifanr Miss Pickervl Mr. and Mrs. DixoH Miss Eicsi Mss
Nicou Mrs Smith Iresnj, Rev Hill Mr. + Giiiespe
and servant Mr. Gillespie Mr. Hrs Oer and two Children Dir
Eae sauer Mis- oarge Mr Townsend DIR Iowns-sd hr
Iiepron Mr. G Gov aurens h Jsszr Dir has smith
Mr. Jas Walker Mrs Buude Miss Strange. Dir John Gheon MIS-
Tsdae Mis- Juno Foot, Miss Foot Nr Robinson A no a
Ramihay.
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RErzAL OF THE Svp-TRgAsrRr.-Ths frs, great N ca
sure of Whig relief to the usnc- of the Country
pus:ed to third reading Tuesday by the following deci
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rJyERPOOL. COTTON MARAET.

Lrer-oo Nay 22-h exception OF increase N ne de
pand-on,equen,ly some lie increase Is as Sten 81 s
oar market present. ne very little If eaans s
oeerr.a. orices The nus q! Anenean and %
full ors stps eSa1nae zeass 81 'a
cAred for auction Friday Spectators have taken o sa
America and l0 uat and Exporters $50 Sua 20 American and
l Peruers The to-day about $40 basss OF all kiHss
II. inpst, this eek -sd the s@ie- are rs
L,rrpoo Nay he demand fOT Gotten to-day has bees eH
reue, tai,cd descriptions purchased by ;he ce consisted
chiefly Of Ameraa $50 bales without material change
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
FtS.esdsy e<-uoon AGy 2sti 5Oock-Fhe Stock
very h,aIy morning the .pebydsy berg ns
a;,,etiou of the jobber. funds fr ~iih e
doing o7esed 90 for aud s 20 o
They advances 50. for mosey but are ho
REDUCES per sn are 81 to u and Excheque' Bills - TO iss pm
The markets dat snc ,se u
aoney chief OF IN. limited business .aares.
Spap frsm Paris morning. caused ssh dee'ine IN
MALE ahrrn
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Hope for the President .

Tic captain of the Portuguese ship Condo &c Palma
which arrived Lboa from Rio dc Janciro III" 9th of
MAY, saw large under the 23d and
s4h April but did speak her. The following copy
of the log On the 23d of April, o'clock, P n, in lat
81 "a NJ long 40 43 W, very large without
showing her colors under the morning,
ocoxk her again under topsai and lane, steering n
N f.. the wind at F., the weather moderate. The follow
ing day the wind the ~ and blew strong, which
would prevent the approaching the Islands Neither
smoke paddles in motion
On the Goth the wind veercd n w, and blew strong
which would prevent the said reaching the Western
Isles.
The following questions asked by Captain NJ Leod OF
Captain Ameda of the Condo de Palma and his answers
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are annexed
hi OF ma.ts had Three.
How panied All da
Did she afpesf be jury mas,' Her own
What color her uunc' Not certain ..,
bid observe from her eupPers' as 'As
you her at any time Four
mle, English. a., ,on
bad weather. appear tc have suffered -,
positive hcy did sho" eoors or make any sha'
indicative wissng speak with You None "haie'sr
ow any knot, you think they were going Three
fosr knots q. three or four miles.
Dad hsy yrs,I %rPe"s osa 10 Of SIs Isa say s"0
Ncooa the sails 81 had soi on day yeu her? Fly
ins ;a,sad square io'ea 'ops topgaAn
sIi, fore aud All
soson the day Fore aud ait
sail, square maintopsail anu Mzen ditto.
Could have communicated with the both days
Had the steamer figure head Could distinguish
Did observe hoied board Of hct One guar
How enr did the northwest wind continue which sprung up on
the 25tai Five afterwards II west and w. y w
WheS did make the ad aud did with yonr reckon
s On The S'h of May asd agreed exactly with the reeksng
How did the bear off when first saw her n b
by n. four miles.
1al 9S s ss f N We ' % M 0a es s @ At ana
Did y-s The steamer through a telescope les
M'LEop
Capt Ameida appeared be Intelligent sud ~ns
give every intersection IN h power irpoNd Of
thing but waa ro'c inth and ae aSed that ali he had
said deeply regretted he knew
pfssas, Fl G @ o. @ S s,S.~ e @ % he ses.s 9ss @ M s @ .s
or alluded as large rs a irtgac
dcSeration
TIA, there good grounds suppose the Pcssea and
SsS previously ia len IN vessel ho,uenat outward
bora transferred their and received supplies from
her they making e best q ih, way 70 ihe neve>
poi N the Western Islands
Wheher the President square maintoP when She
don't ko" bar that No reason max thy should
not fitted engines ~hoe or boilers became ts
ablsd they ef tePend on their canvass a!sn
II will be necessary ascesti where sieF Ae> steamer zee
was on the 23d and sIth of Ap Informed Lisbon that
ye her passage the West n5icS " hen
trned could mo, have vessel then rmy OF
opinion Preaea' sad as tae we're then -
psrae sf latitude trade Nud cosaeee a DC
sny weeks, on' the dat; ,ae TILL sfrN at any ps
the date they n the i>iind q
roth
compass, Z. n. T. 7eS miles
TIE French should be ascertain ~eiar
they had ihai likely the parallel q
latitude and going
rourni.y home port; greatly ;Cns
conipr i conclusion who the stranger A7s
New-York tribune., 1841-06-11

Free Ciy o' Frankfort Oh a' 0
lO.''' ''''-'
l. under'''o' mat Du"s"''N ms cSi0''ea a" 'ci'a
''of 10 separate 's0" ' Nof'"es'r" 0"'o'' ' "i'n S'
Is no" member ana 10 Jos INT N''''i,ion ana 'ie ac
'pss'0'' ~
wv
- a',.,s, c, ,,,'. ,'''-''-''-'' S''"
s'ra r, ana Prosperous @, Pe"p's y germany
~ -o e' u'''''I - '''
s.,s-,-'' '''e ''''''''
States. Population.
Ensd@% IN Of a9syeT - IS ls1
Dusly Of a5Soo
Total e,2s9 6i3
And few Of the States of Germany have neither acceeded
10 'hc Association, formed any special union among
themselves; these
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PRINCIPAL REASONS

Why DR. HARLICH'S Compound Strensthc
ing and German Apcrient Pills are used by all cl
ses OF people, in preference to other Medicines, |
cause they are prepared from a pure eztract
herbs, wholesome medicine, mild in It's operati
and pleasant in It's efirct-lhe most certain preser'
o! health, a safe and eflrcus cure of DYSPEPSIA
Indigestion, and all stomach complaints, a preser
ana purifier of the whole system.
Because they soolhe the nerves Of sensibity
ior'lfy the nerves of motion, lmpar,ng TO their m
subtle fluid It's pristine tone, thus giving slTenl
and cearness OF mind.
because they never destroy the coats of the
mach and bowels, as all strong Purgatives do.
Because science and experience teach us that
mere purgatiye alone will cure the disease of
stomach and nerves. Weakness is the prim
cause of host OF diseases and by continually
sorting TO Drastic Purgatises, you make the disc
much worse, instead of better.
Because Dr.. HaTlich's Medicines are put up
on the common sense principle, TO ''cIesnse
strengthen, which is the only course to pursue
elect a cuIe.-LaSty,
Because these Medicines really do cure the
ease Tor which they are recommended. Prime
Office for the United States, is at No. 10 Nc
Eighth street, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXTHEMER,
May !, lsil. Age
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-06
SGaOOOS-s.E GAcSHl2 Sm 2
THIS MACHINE AGAINST THE
WORLD.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS

E hANENPORr'S Improved Patent Thrcshiog
II y Machine and Horse Power, which ,hreshes
aud cleans at the same time-an invention for
which Farmers have long looked in vain, and which
renders the above machine perfect and past further
improvement. Those who have leen waiting for
something better than Heretofore offered for sale,
will find this to he the article. Come see il and
judge for yourselves.
The subscribers have purchased the rgh, of the
above Machine and Horse Power for the coun-
Ues OF NonTHuMBERLANp, LrcoMISG, CLINTON,
and UNloS-and nlso, the privileges of vending
them in any other places for which the right has
not been previously sold.
The advantages which this Machine has over
all others invented are many and obvious. One
hoy and three men can do all the tireshing and
cleaning OF $50 bushels Of wheat in one dav-and
tins usually takes seven hands ono DAY and three
the next. For field threshing il takes the lead of
any thing in this world--no grain is scattered or
lost.
Such is the superiority Of the Horse Power
that three horses can hresh as much with it as
four can with any other.
The Machines and Horse Power will be sold
together or seperaIe, 10 suit purchasers. Made and
sold in Milton, by the sui scrlhers.
WM. WEIGH,
WIN. II. POMP,
HENRY FRICK.
Milton, April II, 1871.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-06
CLEANSE AND NGTHEN.

The only sure and best course TO pursue in
ring disc sses, of whatever nature they may he,
firsi, to cleanse and purify the Stomach and b,
els by gentle aPeIien,s; secondly, to give siren,
and tone TO those tender organs by the use of pro
lonrs This mode is always pursued hy reeu
physicians, which they well know to be The o
course to resort to, to effect speedy and peSman
cure. DIR. HARLIcH's Compound Strengthen
ono and ApeTlent pills, are a sure medicin,
eject this grand object The German Amen
pills are to cleanse the stomach and intes,ines,
ter which the Compound Suentgening Tonic
are used, 10 give strength and tone TO those
gans which require tender treatment. Nearly II
'hlrds Of the diseases which we daily beh
ATE diseases OF the nervous system and by conii
ally using drastic mineral purgatives the suit
will soon find himself being too much ref
to remain long in existence. Full and explei,
rsctlons both In English and German, accom-
this notice.
The above medicine for sale At the Dru~
HENRI YOy ,,,S,to
May |, ls4I. inbiMb
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IsIYASy1lSIl q | EXHigHs|
sEols l,s,.S2,7:.,sBss1SLIH| ,.2,7:..

A n Unparalleled remedy for common Colds.
- Coughs, Asthma, Influenza, Whoopinq Couch,
Bronchitis ud oil diseases of the Breast and Lungs
ieajlng 10 consumption; composed Of the concen.
lralcd vr'ues Of lIor hound, Bonset, Blood Root
llirerwott and several other vegetable substances
PREPARED ohly ly j. NJ. WISsLow, Rochester, New
Yolk.
The innocence md universally admitted pecioral
virtues Of the llrlhs from which the BaiSdm Of
Ho,ehOpnd is made. are too generally known TO re-
qulrc rccummcn, ain; II is therefore only necessa.
~ To oh etNe that Ibis Medicine contains the whole
Of thcit Md hal properties highly concentrated,
=" happily combined with several other vege.
igble Substances, TO render il the mos, speedy,
mid ord cciiain r,m,dy, now in use, for the CON.
IlaInts Above ner.iioned.
The Bal=am removes all im1a mmation and sore.
ness OF the Lungs, loosens tough visid phlcgm. en-.
''I'ng the patient 10 cypec,orste with ease and free.
DON, ossuegcs cough, relieves athmatic and diff.
cult 'cspro,ion, heats the injured parts. opens the
lo'es hnd 'omPoses the disturbed nerves. md gives
'if ne'h " the tender lungs and thus produces o
81 eedy and lasting cure.
INGnATITunE Is THE sAsEsT cnIMEIN MAN
We ore not amorg that class Of Editors who for a
tew doI'nls vii, Cat the expense Of truth and ho
ncsy) "cIack up article and bring il into rapid
,nle ; neither ale we wiling to remain silent afe,
havirg tested the utility Of an imj rovemcnt or di..
cuNefN m science or aii-Our readers will recoect
wc told them VIC We're unw,ll with q sore throat and
violent cold some few weeks ago. Well we pur-
chased lwo bottles of WlNSLOW'S BALSAM
OF HOREHOuND. ond so sudden was the cure
tlat we forgot we ever had cold Those who
ure afflicted, may Try it upon our recommendation
Lewiston Telegraph. For sale by
HENRY YOXTHEIMER, Suajury,
JACOB BRIGHT, Northumberland.
Also, ty Druggists generally throughout the
country. o. Price, so cents per bottle.
August lfth, lS4l .-ly.
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RECO.T.TE.N'D.7 TYO.,:

IHKESHlNG IL NlNNONlNG MACHINE.
Having had in use, one Of Davcnporl's Patent
Ihrcshmg and Winnowiug Machines, and icing
rCleatedfy called upon for our opinion in regard to
their value, durability Ond advantages, we make
free to state, that they exceed in our opinion, any
! iLtcshr rg Machine ever before witnessed in
use. They will thrcsh uud clean, fit for market
geo bushels of Wheat Icr day, and this with the
H'd of three hands besides the driver. Tie Straw
is passed of from the grain incline planc ex.
tending about IL feet from tie Machine Scarce
Iy grain Is lost. What is Of some imJ ortantc
and greatly So is the fact HAT dust passes from
the Machine TO the man who feeds IT, The Horse
POWER seems 10 be perfection ilself--three horses
may work it with ease aud iheir fastest gait need
only he the ordinary IlouGh gait. We mus;
cheeTtuI'y recommend tie Machine to Formers-
they are manufactured in Milton ty Messrs Welch
PomP aid Flick. PHILIP HUGERT.
JOHN b HELLER.
Chlsquaque tel F., NoIlh'd co, March 90 ls4l.
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BRADY'S HOTEL.
DkNTELEE. COLUMBIA COUNTY.
IcnnsNlN unia,

FE7HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
"A public, that lac has removed from the town #
C0t!c,ciSSG 10 D0nriAs and that he has puIch. sed
Ia that place, tie Large and Comm, deus
BRICK HOUSE,
AT THE conNEE uF MILL AND nAuKEr STREETS,
Opposite lie Co,Wt. House,
A.rt Which he has fitted up hv the erection
f.ss.fG Of ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS. and
s,s:saJs extensive SrABlING, for the Eaier-
.~k-s!fainmem Cf 7fcreiers end TsioyS.
lie Is now prepared to accommodate all who may
iGvo1 him with a call, and he would STATE that no
lhing IN his power shall he e rndonr, 10 render his
customers comfortable and happy while under his
care, Ills accommodations ample md his rooms
furnished IN modcrn syle, and The proprietor is de.
loTmlned tlat his establishment shall sustain and
keep up with the growing reputation and Importance
OF lhe town IN which it is located.
Ills IsntE vii re supplied with every luxury Of
the season, and the best and choicest rarefv fhe
aia'Ett can o1tyG His Ban viii lie stored with
al tie best articles H0f can be furnished by our
cfS, and the whole will be such US to give salts.
faction 10 every one.
Well knowing that an enlightened pubic will
always Judge fr lEem elves hr feels confident thu,
Ley will favor him with their patronage.
SAMUEL A. BRADY.
DSuvillr IAN. 80.