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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-12

ALONG cHrMNEY.-The larges. chimney
in the world is at the soda ash manufacto-
ry of James Muspratt, ESQ.,, near Liver
pool 1t is the enormous height Of four
hundred and six feet above the ground, for
tv-five feet diameter inside at the base, nine
feet ditto at the top, and contains near 4, )
900, 200 Of bricks.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-12
From The New World.

DIsMEMBERMENT OF THE WING PARTY.
The Harrison Cabinet is dissolved, and
the .great Wing party reduced to its origi-
nal elements. Like one Of those ingeni-
Gus contrivances Of the "celebrated Mr..
Isaac EDGE" it has gone off with bang.
and whiz and sparks Of infinitely varie-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-12

Two others, Charles and John, have shares
IN this establishment, and have property
embarked in 1t to a considerable amount.
His sister, Gertrude, is married to another
extensive distiller, Mr.. Racket, of Middle
ton, IN the county Of Cork. Mr.. Charles
Mathew is married to Miss Hackett, whose
fortune is embarked in the Middleton dis
tilery. Thus, the complete success Of
Father Mathews des gns will be ruinous
to those who are most dear to his affections
Such disinterested conduct should be re-.
garded as above suspicion.
The ceremony observed on taking The
pledge is simple and affecting. AT Cork,
It is usually performed in room in MIR.
Mathews house, where a small number
are assembled at time, who kneeling in a
semlcircle before him, repeat the words Of
the pledge, '' to abstain from all intoxica-
ting drinks. except used incidentally and
by order Of medical man, and to dis
countenance the cause and habits Of intem-
perance." A short prayer and the Fathers
blessing conclude the ceremony, after which
each person repairs to side table, where
sits clerk, who inscrbes their names in
the register, and delivers to each a medal
and a copy Of the rules Of the society; for
which a small sum 1--WE believe eighteen
PENCE is paid by all those who can afford
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-12

Modern Dancing.-We go to ball.
Mercy on US! Is that what you call dam
cling? A man Of thirty years of age, and
with legs as thick as a gate-post, stands
up in the middle Of the floor, and gapes
and fumbles with his gloves, looking all
the time as if he was burying his grand
mother At a given signal, the unwieldy
animal puts himself in motion; be throws
out his arms, crouches up his shoulders,
and without moving a muscle Of his face,
he kicks out his legs to the manifest risk
of the bystanders, and then goes back to
his place, putting and blowing like an otter
after an hours burst. And this is dam
cling!
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-12
A hard ase.-We with sorrow wines

A hard case.-We with sorrow witness
ed yesterday hard working woman with
a number of small children, one yet in its
infancy, inhumanly turned into the street,
together with wha, few things she had in
the house. 1t was for rent. |: appears
that she had most miserable aud drunken
husband, and while he was lounging about
somewhere, the above transpired.e The
woman appeared to be an American, and
when we saw her, she was working at the
United States work, (which by the way af-
fords scanty putance for services render
ed)surrounded by her little ones, with moth
ing but the blue arch above her caropy,-
tear after tear was coursng down her cheek
as she sat upon the curb stone, sewing at
her work; and her little one upon her lap,
was revealing at a mothers woe. Such are
an every day occurrence. We are lncli-
ned to think that the landlord is rather hard
hearted, and the husband is fit inmate for
Moyamensing prison.-PhH. Gazette.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-12

New TYPE COMPOSING MAcHINE-The
low prices at which literary productions
are now issued, may be traced to improve
ments in the printing press, and the irven-
ton of the printing machine, together with
the introduction of stereotype plates but
still, with all these advantages, there is one
department Of the printers which scarcely
step has been made towards advancement,
since the introduction Of movable types /;
we allude TO the composition Of the words,
or, as it is termed, ",he setting up" This
tedious process, which occupies by far the
greatest proportion Of the printers time,
and is consequently the greatest item in the
expense Of his labor, is, Notwithstanding
the many schemes TO decrease it, still car
ried on as in the infancy Of the art, each
letter having TO be taken up separately by
the hand, and placed in the composing
stick" In order to facilitate this opera
ton, Earl Stanhope made an attempt to in
troduce logotypes, or those double letters
which were found to occur very frequently.
such as, "th'' Sin" cam" &c, &C., but
il proved to be very announcement in prac-
PRODUCTION Of the whole words, cast in one
piece, which were tried by the proprietor
Of the Times newspaper few years back.
Notwithstanding these failures, the desira-
bic end is likely TO be attained through the
medium of Messrs. Young and DeIcambre,
Of ITO Chancery-lane. who have patented
a machine Of great ingenuity to facilitate
the composition Of types. The machine
consists Of a quantity Of feeders, each Of
which contains supply Of particular let
ter, and is in connection with key, upon
which that letter is marked. These keys
are placed in two rows and by pressing up
on them, the type is released singly; each
letter passes a channel appropriated to it =,
and falls into its proper place in the line,
and by this machine, fifteen thousand sepa-
rate pieces of type can be placed in proper
order in the short space Of an hour. We
are not able 10 speak Of the practical USE
fitness Of the con!rivance, but there are
good grounds for supposing ii will be per-
fectIy available, and susceptible Of general
ADOPTION Court Gazette.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-12

DEATH OF THE GOVERNOR OF CANADA.
On Wednesday last, the mournful intel
ligence of the death Of Lord Sydenham
reached this city. He died on Sunday
morning at about o'clock at his residence
in Kingston. His death was caused by a
lock Jaw, which was induced by fracture
Of his leg. This injury, attendant upon a
fall from horse, was serious; but it was
not apprehended that it would be followed
by such fatal consequences.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-12

A Gone Sucker.-A beautiful pair re-
Gently appeared before ajustice Of the peace
in Illinois, to be married.
"Do you take this man to be your law
full husband" &C., said the Justice.
The feminine sucker lifted her blushing
countenance, and in touching accents re-
piled I" Well does hosSE'-Pic.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-12

FEATs OF A PosTURE-MAsTER. With
pair Of French post-boots, under the soles
Of which are fastened quart-bottles, with
their necks downward, Mr.. Macdonald ex-
hibits several feats of activity on the slack
wire; after which he poises wheel on his
right toe, on the top Of which is placed a
spike, whereon is balanced by the edge a
pewter plate; on that board with sixteen
wines asses; and on the summit a glass
globe, with wheaton straw erect on the
same. He then fixes sharp-poin,ed sword
on the tip Of his nose, on the pommel OF
which he balances a tobacco-pipe, and on
its bowltwo eggs erect. With his left fore
finger he sustains chair with a dog sit
ting in it, and two feathers stan ling erec-
on the nobs; and, to show the strength Of
his rist, there are two weights Of one hum
dred pounds each each fastened on the legs
of the char.-Mr. Daniels "Merrie
EtDp71nd1 ;y Rent1eu
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-09-24
Yreitae, ben 24lfen September 18A1.

elol ionoern Or NelO It Se9er'' @ne onNere 3ett
ptrb ben fallenben ceben @erehttafett wtoerfabren
f1en uno Der Before Gbe oes gOltS, Der gu bu belt,
ptrb itanbhaft Der beeren Shtnbe ent9e9en barren.
gle reroen mir ntdt Sitrneny oaB td' Stnen elne
9fetbe btiterer Retraehtun9en ntdt oDrenhalte, bic
ene SeeGe beim omblid auf btefen 9rOBen Stret err
flen: SIM @etite fcIse td NIT Itet9enber 9ecr9ntB
Dem anne, Der es 1tnteruabm, cem elenben @ctreibe
Der pclttden arteten tpelde noch Nerrdaft unoGcrs
the rinae1L entsesen su reten Sc better meinQSnnfh
it, hn fleqen 3u feben, beO grDBer 1T ene 9n9t UNI
bic @ntlhelbnn9s opdadtun9soon Str
&. & al toorf
(N u. II. %.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-09-24
Be0l1I0tt1I0e1I.

Der e" g atet.~nbs sfrennp unb 8eif Der 3ttt
rf9eint reeemaBis Jeben SrcttaS. g
Der @ubtripticns> prtis 1T n al u5O EN- s.
III 3orausttJabns cper ba Le falls bic 3ctun9 nit in
rser balD Der en J5alfte ces Sabrs be3abt wirr.
Die 3eituns tann Damn aufSescten werren, al
Nadranpc btSablt fnp.
A. 0ie 0crncun9 9efAieDt anf Soften Der nttrre,ter
unb Br bic 6erasseber mIBen pUfrep cima'ianp
S. In3etsen wsrben fir bic bien prcte sng rlft; miBn
ter oslci baar Ust3blt werben, mo nt auf fcnsr
Nrt in StccbnunS lfebt. . ... .-r :
m@ Seoer poftmetiter bat bas 9Ret1t, eineu 8rtef
tit tpeldem i1 3ettun9s9elb befnoe, It fr e an ben
Druder 3u lberienoen. .-.-..
lSenn uns uniere enfernten eeier aIfo @elb ieuben
pollen, 70 braden e su threm potmeilter su 9ez
ben uno III fetner gegenpart oas Gelo n etnen Brief
AT 1n6 III Ge9en. ST retb coann bic 9ooreBe Darauf
nnb franfir ben Brief, rpcour ben Subicr6enten tpe
benz Druder bas 9>cifselD erlpart miro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-09-24

60 mSd,ten tptr benz 8plfe Der 8eretni9ten Stdaten
srrufen Solte aber rpieber aes @ripartett, bennoh
in biefer Rants nno Tinausfad,e @es anb Soabsier,
Irus unr Darteudt fle9en, 70 birfen mir an Sfen's
9eiitpcQen Sas erinnern: "9fidt Der Sieser 1T Der
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-09-24

Scr "9 9etet.~nbs freunb unb Self Der 8 ttf
.rf1eint reaelmaBis Jeben SrtitaS 81.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03

We are obliged Ia postpone the publ
cation OF the History Of Canada, for few
Numbers, in consequence Of the illness Of
the Author. We have therefore, csnclu-
ded to publish the Ninety two Resolutions,
Is intimately connected with the same.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03
THE NORTH AMERICAN
J. n. RYAN, PMblasksr.

I, issued every lfsdHssdsy, sndsr ihs ssperia-
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ace dollar fSs eight Ssntbs, fifty cents fof fesr
,asrtht. payable invariably 10 advance.
r Islitfs on business. communications or
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PsblsAcr, AND post-gaad.
" Those forwarding Eve new Subscribers
wi he sat'iled to sixth copy grGits
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-17
Works OF Nature.

IN q state OF health the intestinal canal may hc
compared To n river whose waters flow over the ad-
joining land. through the chInhels nature or art
has made and improves their queliic; and to keep
up pt,e comparison Of the river, SO long as il iuns
on smoothly the channels kept pure and healthy:
but if by some the of the river is stot,-
ped, then the water IN the canals is ns longer pure
but soon becomes stagnent. There is hut one law
of circulation in nature. When there Is a super
abundance Of humorial lud (serociy) in the intes-
tlnal tubes, and costiveEess takes place, i, Il ws
back into the booI vessels and infratcs itself in
to The circulation. To establish the free course of
the nver. VIC must remove the ol structons which
stop It's fee course. and tho Of its tributary stream
Ni,h tine body, follow the same na,urnl PRINCIPAL :;
move, ty that valuable pureative medicine Bran
drefh,s Universal Vegetable Pills, which are an ef
c'uai assistance OF nature, the superahundance Of
humors in the intestine canal. By pcr,evcrng in
this practice the ways OF the circulation will then
be restored to the foil exercise of,her natural unc-
tons, and state OF health will bc fifmly establish
cd Rcmember, never suffer drop OF blood to be
taken from you-Eva: unie the humors as often
ond as long as tLey dcgcnera,cd, or as lorg as
you sick
DIR. Brandreih's Ofice in PhilaIelphia. is at No.
9, NORTH EIGHTH street, where hi, pills can be
had at 20 cents per box, with full directions
O. Only ogcn, in Sunhury, is H. B. Masser Esqr.
Sunhuiy, Sept, ., 1910.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-17
INPORTANT PROOF.S.

oftie efficacy Of DR.. RarErhs C'eie1rufea Nod
cipes -
The following certificate was sent by Mr.. T.. d.
tlinmln, agent at Cincinr atti, Ohio There can Le
no mistake in it, as the parties are well known
Mr. Ezekiel Rg1on, of Anderson township,
Hamilton county, Ohio was several DAYS troubled
With hiii.us affections, acidi,y of the stomach at
tended with the usual symptoms OF dyspepsia and
having made trial Of various fncdlcine without
'i"dlng relief was cured hy the above medicines.
Attest, i. RIGDON.
Cincinnati, June 30ih, lSio.
YET LATER.-Mr. Vance, Of. Washing ion
county, writes as follows-Dear Sir-Dr. IiaIlich's
Pils are performing some ol the most wonderful
'ntcs IN tbs vicinity ever heard Of They were
introduced here about six months ago, by one Of
my neisbbors, who bought half dozen packages
'Tom the Plshung Office. om aware of four cast 5
N this place where complete cures have been Der.
formed, one OF severe rheumalsIn two Of dyspepsia
aud one of a most shocking and aggravated ne,-
Nous complaint, of ten or twelve years standing.
lend sou enclosed five dollars; pcarc to forward
t''iis Tor that amount by the bearer, William Wand
Attest ~. JOHN VANCE.
July 27, 1910. ..-.. -...--..
y. b. The above certificates, compared with the
very many already received, certainly must con.
VINCE Hose similarly afflicted that they can vet he
rciieHcd by tle use Of these invaluable medc,ncs.
irn''ral office, No. 10, North Eighth stree,
fh>de ha. For sale by
HENRY YOXTHLIMER.
'c'oper ~, lslo. agent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-17
BOSTON NOTION.
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-17
DYSPEPSIA f! DYSPEPSIA /,

That troublesome. and peacc-jcslroying disease
- thousands and tens Of thousands suffer IRON
that common distressing complaint. 'Ihpe's'a Is
fequciity caused by overlooking or d,sfend'ng INC
stomach by cueessiUe eating drinking--indJcs''
,hc anj acrid substances taken into the stomach
ar hom long continued constipation oil the bowls,
ssdeit.ry hle fear grief, anSitty, eopieus draft
at cold wntet drastic pa'gdfite meHe"ios dyson
terry. miscarriaees, intermittent and spasinodic az
E cii7ns of he stomach ond bow is, irregular meals,
late hours, and too Gequen, oil sl,iiituous
liquors.
The symptoms of fdispepSia mcy be described MS
"a want OF appetite. or an unnatural or soracious
one. nausea and sometimes biGous roH,itiRs, sud
den and transient disensons of the stomach nfcr
'raling acld and putreseut eructatics, water brash
pain IN The region OF the stomach, coslivrncss pal
pIt,ton of tho heart, dizziness and dnness of the
sight, disturbed rest, ,rcmors, mental dependency,
Gaiuicncy, spasms nervous rfiiibility, chill inc.s
sauowness of complexion great rppresson after
eating, languor and general debility, sick head ache
sSc.
CURE-At the head of all rematies stands Dn.
iAnL,cu's CoarouSp SrRrSeTHESISs ToNic
Ann GInMAS ArrEnrEST PMS, which act great
" upon the peristultic motion of the intestines,
thcioiy producing regularity of the bowls, at tie
same time improving the functions of the dehilita-
'"d gas, thus inyigosa'ing and restoring the d-
ge-'e organs TO healthy action. This medicine
scd I'M fails IN producing relief.
Fun and oxpicte directions accompany the
above medicine Likewise pamphlet which de-
ser.brs diseases the manner Of treating, &e.
Principle Office for the United States. No 49,
North EIGHTH STREET, Philadelphia.
HENRI YOXTH Elmer.
October "a 1910. AGENT
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-17
Certificates Of Agency.

The following are the duly appointed agents in
their respective counties, for the sale of Bruares
Vegetable UnrerSdl PiNs.
Nonhumbella, county: Mil;on-Mackey &
Chambellin. S'inlury-H j. Masser. ME wcrs.
villc-Ccdlcs, Green & Walls. Georcetovn-F
Midlinger :. Co.
Union county: Lewisburg-W 81 Ctdlc,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Becky. New Berlin
John NJ. B,nler. Seinsgroye-Eytc & Co. Mid.
dleburg--l,aac Smith.
Lyooming county: Williamspor;-JohnS Smith
Newberry-M. !. &. Funston. Muncy-W. A.
Pelrcan. Jersey Shorc-Jamcs u. Hcpburn
Columbia county Danvil!e-T. & E. B. Rev
noids. Cattawissa-C. a. Brobts. Brrwick-Shu.
man. Rttenhouse. Bloomsbury John II. Mover.
Suuhury, Sept. 9, 1870
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-17
MALES.

WHO are troubled with sick headache, pain in
The side, bTcas, and hack loss of appetite, ha,nlen-
'cy owne's OF spirits palptation of the heart, faint
liI2s or e:!diGcss, sickness at the stomach, bilious
oiiccHons, ughtncss at the chest, nausea, vomtina
noise in the stomach, flrshngs of heat, ard chilli
TcsS diseases If Tue nerves. and organs of digestion
&c. &c, those who may be lhus affected. shonld
Hot neg Get 10 procure DR.. HarhcR's Comgoup9
Strengthening Tonic and German AEerieHi I'iNS.
which are warranted 10 give immediate relief
Thousands DO we almos, daily behold, whose coun-
ienances and pale emaciated checks bear occular
witness to sickness and aillicton. Could tho c
persons be persuaded to use this invaluable medi-
cine, Inty would soon find their weak and IchiIi'a-
ted frames strengthened, their minds composed.
and all pain. and distress driven from the system,
Wheh ihe body viii again renew lis lost vgor aud
| ut on " new life" and death for while he de-
In"ed of its prey. What heat but f,cls glad To
heho'rtacir near relatives and dear friends sna'chcl
as II Ivy magic from that fatal dest oyer DeQth-
ye who are lsboring under disease let no, orothcr
'!ay or night pass without procuring this medicine
rs II VIII III majority of eases elect n permanent
cure. HeMeab0' deiayS are daRgcy0us; end il
dls'asc is neglected, lis r.vagts Will doub!y in.
crease.
0JPrincille Office for the United States, No
10, NORTH EIGHTH street, where reccomu en-.
daons of hundreds of persons may be seen. all o,
which have been cured OF benefited by the
medicine.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
october .4, lSlO agent
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Removal.
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THE undersigned have the qualification Of in
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in March last, they have opened a very extensive
one, in Locust street, in the building directly
opposite Glems Hotel, and are prepared to execute
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