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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-26
MARTIN IRWIN,
Boot and shoe vi u kcr.

NERf Respectfully informs his friends aud
aid customers, that he has opened n BOOT
SHOE Establishment, in the shop formerly &C.
cuPlcd Nv Peter Lazarus as drug store, in Market
street where he intends to carry the business in
all i's various branches. by s,ic, attention 10 hu
sincss, reasonable charges and his utmost endeavor
To give gen raj sais:actini, he hopes TO receive a
liberal share Of public patronage.
LII
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-26

LIcur srEciE.-In weighing Spanish change,
which constitutes a large portion ofthe retail crcu.
iation we find its actual value in quantities to he
$40, in sinpences, (6lc) weigh Sl7,l2, l4i per
cent. loss.
sac, in shillngs, (l24c) weigh sl7,s5, 10 I per
cent loss.
$40, in quarters, (25c) weigh SIS as, s per cent
loss.
Dimes and half dimes, which have been in cir
cula,ion five years and more, are found to have
lost per cent. Sovereigns, Of the dragon die, have
lost I, and other so,er,igns ! per cent. on the
standard weight.
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ID 1 Il ID

Suddenly, on SUNDAY evening last, in this place.
ZACHARIAH WARNE, native of England
aged about as years.
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VIM. Garrctt's Estate


AOTlCE is hereby given, that letters of admin.
~ istrstion have been granted TO the subscribers,
on the estate of VIM. Garrett, Of Rush township,
Northumberland County, deceased. Persons in
dehted to said estate, or having claims against it.
will please present the same Tor settlement the
subscribers, residing in Danville, Columbia county.
SHARPLESS TAYLOR,
JOHN e.. GRIER.
Oct o9th lS4c-Gt
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

Dissolution OF Partnership.
VNlE subscribers hereby notify the public that the
L partnership heretofore existing under the firm
of ). & j. Savidge & CO., as merchants in Sunhu
~. was dissolved by mutual consent, on the Goth
Of October last. All persons knowing themselves
indebted, or having claims against the said firm. are
requested to call :. & J. Savidge for settlement,
at the store of Ira +. Clement. in Sunhuv.
SAMUEL SAVIDGE,
JOSEPH SANIDGE,
JOHN BOWEN.
IRA Il. CLEMENT,
PHILIP CLARK.
Sunhury Nov. 5h, IS42.-tf
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-~ G ErE~ 0-EE.
4 IL persons md, hr,d to the firm ot I,on &
"A Harrs, under tee ,geucv ofD. \ Thschrr,
HH ami Cup Manufacturer, No 40 North Third,
street. Phrlad'lphm, are requested 10 make imm'dl
ate settlement of h ir accounts nh the subscriber
their legally authorized agent who - fully ,mpow
ered 10 soi,lc and collect the .ccouni, o sand firm.
ROBERT u WILKINSON,
June Ath, lsi@.-tt AgSpt
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EAGLE
= 81 CID n e Il a
Corner Of THIRD and Vine Streets,
WrLLIAmsPoRT, PA.

TNHE subscriber spertiullv announce. To the
1 public. that he his orened Hotel IN the com
mOdlous brick budding situate on the corner Of
hind and Pine streets, where he vii be- happy to
wait up1u those who may favor him wit their
company. The E,Gle Hotel is large aud conveni-
eni, and furnished il, the hest modern stNlc Ii Is
provided with large number OF well aired and
comfortable sleeping apartments rooms, private
uarlors. &c. Persons visiting Wilhamsport on bu.
sIness plea -ure, may rert assured that every
erton will 'e used To render heir Suourn At the
Eagle HO;I" pheasant and agreeable. His Table
will r' supplied with the h,s the market af-
nds. and hI~ har with he Ct oIcest vines aud other
hquors-chhrgcs reasonable The Eagle Hotel
possesses greater advantages in point of location
than any other similar establishment in the borough,
being situate N the business part Of the town. and
within n convenient distance Of the Court House
aud WilI,amsporl and Elmra Rail Road Depot
Sufficient S'nh'ine provided, and good and tus,y
nsers nlway- in attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and honest Servants
have been cmtlo>ed, and nothing left undone that
will add 10 the comfort and accommodation of his
guests.
There viii Nr n earring" always in attendance at
,hr Boat Landing Ia convey passengers To aud from
he House. ff,e If charge.
CHARLES BORROWS.
Nav lith 1912
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To Country
W f Z G II A n rs.

THE Subscriber, Agent at Won y Harris, Hat
Manufacturers, tor N"w York, Phi phit,
Baltimore and 1theT large cities, y n~, hats are
highly commended for groH cola, ard drfrGt,htg,
has ou Land iiT>t rate asscrtm"nt of HA Is aud
CAPS suitable for Sprmp slle>, VIII ch Will rr sold
very low ioI cash apIno'cd credit, al the notHi
cheap stare, No. 40, North Third s,re.i, OPP psi'e
the City Hotel, Phllajrlphiu.
ROBERT d. WILKINSON, AgenL
\. y. Orders ior Hats m ,hc rortat T. rromrtly
attended To, The highest tic" ,n .oSh n uae
given f'r Fu skins.
PhilIdepha, June II, lsi2--ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-06

GRAND FLARE-UP AMONG THE FoURIERIrEs AND
SouAsHlTEs. AMALGAMAT6N.-For Sc
yeral wears past, ii has been known to the public
that a house has been conducted on the Graham
principle, in Barclay street, which has been highly
celebrated for It's morals, propnety good taste, and
its uncomfortable aversion to all sprituous liquors.
and ale and wine. Ii has recently gone step far
ther, in the march of civilization, and mixed up
considerable dash of Fourerism, Squashsm, Equal
Association principles, with its other interesting
details But yesterday that house made a grand
movement in the march of civilization and equal
rights, that far oustrpped all its formar phianlhro-
pic efforts for the regeneration of the world, and
even the most sangune'' expectations of its Fourier
and Squash supporters.
1t appears that yesterday morning, highly re-
spectacle colored gentleman as black as the ace of
spades, with his highly intelligent, "black but
comely" and very fat colored lady, whose COM
plexion, when unshaded by umbrella or paraso the
sun, with the thermometer at ninety, could not tan
made their appearance at the breakfast table, and
took seats with the utmost sang troid among their
"white buddren." The scene was unique in the
extreme The Fourierites and Squashites surround
ed the sides, while the Rev. Squash Greeley took
his seat al end, and the reverend Sable Lignum
VITAE Pompey took his place at the other, with his
lady in the centre. AS soon as this was observed,
there commoton nearly all round the table,
mixed with great deal of laughter, and not a few
hard words And in the course of the day there
was quite secession, some four or five boarders
seeking new lodgings.
But all this must be expected as matter of course.
In all movements connected with the general civil
lization of the world we must expect to meet with
considerable opposition, and to create quite a great
hubbub. And we therefore recommend all the
gentlemen seceders to go back, and try their coored
brethren second time; perhaps then they may not
smell strong. For our own parts, we are happy
TO see these movements taking place among the
Fourlerites, the Amagamationiss, and the Squash
philosophers, under the auspices of our reverend
friend, Horace Greeley. And we wish him all
possible success.
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u. s. Circuit Court.

Before Judge Belts.
AUGUST 5-.4ddifionai indictments against Ffosch--H
stated last that the Grand Jury had found iour
bills of indictment for perjury against Anthony u
charged with false swearing in making entries az ,
Custom House. Yesterday they came into court lwnn
three additional bills against him on charges Oh s,,
kind-so that has distinct indictments 10 enco
ter Frosch has been largely concerned IN tne
ton of French and Italian goods, and Is asserted nus
troubled Uncle Sam pretty considerable extent ne
had given bail in the sum Of $ls,ooo' ,,;p
reared in court attended by his counsel essrs Cutng
and Field who without regular form oil arrangement
mi in plea OF not guilty, with liberty TO withdraW II
ana substitute demurrer SC. One OF the ball. who had
been surety in the sum OF Soooo mas since ieu eu me
made good to the extent of $4,000 Mr. Cutting, how
1ead hard for his client He said he had been rem
ered moor by the proceedings against him. his property
having been taken away and his credit destroy edhe
remainder of the bail he said perfectly good Mr.
Fosch had his in regard to security and
he hoped no would be required Of him. The Court
that il the District Attorney satisfied
the responsibility of the bond the bail might stand and
the trial of the cause go over to next term II was so
ordered.
The Grand Jury having completed its business adj
ourned die the Assistant Marshal pleasantly leading
the way TO his Office to pay them their 81 so per daylt
tie enough but yet better than nothing at all which is
. the pay in other courts.
The recognizance of Eliphalet l.. Qumby, captain OF
the ship Nile indicted for firing at and woundng his mate
with pistol ordered to be sorfetedas also that
of Samuel Whiting mate Of the ship Sampson indicted
for assaultng of the hands with dangerous weapon
found guilty few days since of beating Mayo, one OF the
with dangerous weapon, has not presented MN
self His brothernlaw, understand, IS Dali LOT MN III
the of $780, Unless he appears nYcourt TINS lore
noon recognizance in his will also be forfeited
BENJAMIN Demeyer late Postmaster at Greene county,
Convicted of robbing the ma will be brought into court
this forenoon TO hear the sentence OF the law
in regard 10 him.
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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the HERALD
BALTIMORE August g. lS4.

. BALTIMORE, August s. 1912.
Mr.. EDITOR
hre occurred yesterday morning between twelve and
one O'Clock in the vicinity of Park street. between Null
perry street and North alley which destroyed extern
Ve carpenter shop, owned and occupied by Mr. James
Curey Five or six surrounding buildings more
less nJured-among them the DIV cling of Mrs. Stem.
sor mother ofthe Rev. Archbishop Eckeston that viii
liam Geo. Reed, Esq. back buildings somewhat burnt
ahouse occupied by Mr. G. W. Tnges the rear buildings
somewhat injured some stables and small ouhouses The
loss falls most heavily Mr. Curley-he was not nsur
ed. Mr.. Tinges and family are now in Boston Thei
property is not much damaged. | should have noticed
this fire yesterday but not having heard the alarm
unaware of it until too late.
The inimitable Fanny Ftzwam and Mr. Blackstone
arrived here yesterday, and put up at Barnums They
have announced to open the Holiday Theatre for
few evenings, and are to appear tonight wish them
successful season.
The celebrated Modesty which, during the races
last spring, the Kendall course, $1,000 sold
at auction yesterday for the small of $3.50 to T. r. j.
Boice, Esq. She is perfectly sound in every respect
forgot to mention that two houses owned by Mr. Haz-
gard OF New York, were somewhat damaged by the fine
last night.
crazy man got on the car coming from Wilmington
Delaware on Wednesday last, and after riding dis
lance took it into his head to throw a back off
the cars which he did whilst they in rapid notion
and, strange to say very little hurt appears that
his name T. Stephenson and that he belongs Phla
dephia.
1t commenced raining during last night which Con.
tinues up till now There is a cold northeast wind.
Yours RODERICK
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PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

Correspondence oil the HeraldJ
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. s, Is42
Theatres and their Management-Ihe City Quiet-Reward
for the Incendaries-No .4pportonment-No Election
of COngressmen-Nfurdcr, &c.
Our theatrical managers are understood to be in the
field canvassng for talent to sustain their respective
houses during the fall and winter performances
1t is proposed, male exertion having failed keep up
theatrical taste in the community exort from the gem
tlemens gallantry by female name what could not be
by the most assduous labors of the ruder
Hence see announced that ISIS Charlotte Cushman
popular and talented her line will assume the
osensibe management Of the Walnut under the active
management of Mr.. Marshall and rumar say, Miss Mary
May wood the sprighy and intelligent daughter Of Mr.
ton with the Chesnut-her father of course with his
great theatrical experience directing the affairs of the
establishment Mr. NJ. is well known to this community
and is universally acknowledged to be ofthe ef
cient theatrical caterers that held charge place
of amusement in Philadelphia. That he may meet with
success according to his merits is hoped by all who wish
well to well managed theatrical represen. atoms He has
two talented daughters and Mr. Richings stage mana
ger, with which to commence the formation of company.
understand it the determination keep Arch open
The National will probably remain closed.
Our city was last night entirely quiet and SO continues
that five hundred dollars will be given for discovery
of the persons with evidences Sufficient to con-
vct them who set fire. on Monday night last to the build
ing called "Smith's Beneficial Hall" in Lombard street
below Seventh street. As every citizen having at heart
the peace of the community and the safety of his own IA
mly and reside deeply interested in bringing to JUS
ice the perpetrators of this outrage hoped
every person will give all the assistance in his power to
secure their detection And this detection may the
result OF various pieces of intelligence all persons
earnestly requested every fact which NAV
come to their knowledge having any connection with the
object OF the inquiry II discovery and conviction
tanned in this manner the reward will be apporoned at
the discretion of Committee Of Councils among those
whom they may consider entitled to it.
The Apportonment Bill passed by the Legislature of
this State at its late sitting has been rejected by Governor
Porter OF course Congressional election will take
place this fall.
child about ten days old, was found on the commons
yesterday, bearing marks of violence The jury of in
quest returned a verdict of murder.
But one sale at the Stock Board to-day.
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NIBLo's.-Two laughable burlettas this evening,
spite of the immense attraction of the new panto-
mime. These little pieces obtain fair share of
support. Miss Ayres, Mrs Pritchard Mr.. Chppen-
dale, Mr.. Fisher, and Mr.. T. Placide appear.
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90 The SUNDAY HERALD, price cents, VIII be
published as usual tomorrow morning, at The once
N. w corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
view York, saturday, August 9. Isia.

CO The WEEKLY HERALD, containing the latest
foreign news intelligence from all parts of this con-
tinent, copious extracts, with elegant engavlnss,
from Cooley's new book on Egypt, and It's usual
variety OF miscellaneous matters, will be published
early this morning al the NV. corner OF Fulton
and Nassau streets. Price Ct cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-06

REroRM'Poinsn Kelley, Bradley and Stewart, brought
in bill for their New York Custom House examination Of
SITES IL This was pretty fat job,
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STEAM THE ATIANTIc.-The steam ship Ban
gor, steamboat, starts to-day from Boston ol
Constantnope, to touch at half dozen different
ports on her way. May she make quick and sue
cessful trim
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
Washington.

The Tariff Bill was ordered TO third reading in
the Senate this afternoon precisely as it left the
House Every amendment offered was voted
down.
Mr.. BENTON proposed to tax bank notes, and Mr..
Walker gold and silver ware.
Mr. CALHOUN has the floor for tomorrow, when
the bill will be passed and sent to the President. 1t
will probably be returned early in the week, and
then we shalhave small explosion, but the smoke
will clear away shortly. After that Revenue Bill
will be passed at short notice and Congress will adj
journ.
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az TILE ATLAS or TO.MORROW WILL CON


tain splendid portrait with sketch, of signor Ferdi.
nand Pamo; the Prison Lovers thrilling tale by Harriet
Bowles Poetry Sketches Anecdotes &C. Curious Move.
men Literary Publications; Charles Dickens and his
Circular the great Grim Con- Case Beauties ofhe Police
System Exenplifed the ST. Georges Cricket Club
Match; Case of Shocking Barbarity; Theatricas-the
new Panomme-the Ballet; Odds and Ends all the news
Of the day, Local. Congressional, Foreign &C. The
paper will be richer than usual
Advertisements received at the Office 1921 Nassau ST.,
till ten O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-06

&c DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.-On FRIDAY last
child Of Mr. L. " Palmer, aged twenty months fell into
kettle OF boiling water and after lingering day in the
greatest agony expired Its parents who had been absent
Tor few days returned but in time to last strug
ges.-.4ubu,n Journal.
Now, we can safely assert that if Daeys Pain Extract
ing Save from II Maiden lane in this CITY, had been in.
sany applied the suffering and the life Of that little In
nocent would have been saved
How long will families who know of this article be gull
ty of the barbariy to risk such terrible events without
having this remedy always at hand to apply instantly
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Office aos Broadway, / door below Fulton st.
ANY HAS MOTE READ aAREI Pal

Mz-WHAT LADY HAS NOT READ "ABEL PAR
sons n- is the most thrilling story that has been pub.
shed for long time. The scene is in New York and
the Of the Great Fire is beautiful eedngly
Price 2t cents original work which few wears
ago would have cost two dollars. Office 30 Ann street
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Mr.. Cooiey's Remarkable and Amusing
Work Egypt and the Egyptinns-The
Criticisms thereon-sInsular Movements
In the Literary World.
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o. THE SUNDAY MERCURY OF TOMORROW
will be almost wholly orginal-William c. Craft Esq.,
sketch by Wasp; Paul Verona, interesting story
ten expressly for the ladies and the lovers story eng
Wants and all sorts of other things, humorous pquant
and funny by Ladle. full report of the Cricketng
Match on the Boomingdae Road betwe the Northern
and Southern members of the St Georges Club taken by
OF the Editors the spot Extraordinary Suicide
Grim Con in the Bowery-Love Stanzas by Spoons
those off, from Bells Life London-C
abroad-The Past Week-Cht Chat containing all the
news-The Theatres, &c.-Edorials all sorts of SUBJ
ects-Another of Dow Jrs beautiful humorous and me-
raj dscourses Office l3 Beekman street. Price
single copy-$l for eight months any part of the
world Advertisements received till ten o'clock this
ming.
Qg-THE SUNDAY STAR OF TOMORROW WILL
be the richest number yet The Engraving will be the
first of series of Cuts at the Times The services of
wellknown editor and wellknown reporter have been
duce our play OF "the Tempest" This number will con.
tain all ts usual w.t. fun, and standard WORTH the tale of
the Wife Of Seven Husbands will be concluded We shall
give all sorts of articles Chapter Canes Guide
for the Green Con- Sayings Hoax at an Hotel;
No. of Songs Of the Seedy; Arkansas Eloquence !;
Health of the City Public Morals Instance !;
The Grim. Con- Affair Sisters-in-Law Correspondence
Crapean Short and Quiz Thearicals, News &C.. Sc,
and all for Two Cents.
90 Our advertising friends will observe that
count oil our series of engravings the edition will be
enlarged to considerable extent making our circulation
half as large again any other Sunday paper The
terms will be, usual, very low and the advertisement
handsomely set up and conspcuously inserted Those
who want the most prominent situations must make
early application Every advertisement will receive
editorial notice e EDMUND CHARLES, Jr.,
Editor and Proprietor.
L. Ill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-06

90 FAMILY HOLIDAY.-Ladies children families
and strangers who have leisure hour spare can spend
delightiuy to-day at the American Museum. Besides
the hosts Of curosites collected there splendid variety
of performances take place at four o'clock in the aer
Celeste, and others The model of Dublin to SEEM
and the mysterious fortune telling Gpsey Girl be
consulted. A Balloon ascension takes place from the
garden the top ofthe Museum half past FIVE o'clock
II is unusually admitted that Barnum is the Napoleon OF
public caterers, and that he furnishes valuable
amusement FOR twenty five cents than be found else
where for Il, dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-06

Qg- THOUSANDS DIE OF WORMS WITHOUT
suspecting the cause How sckening the thought that
these things should be-and who ever forgive them
selves for not trying this extermnaor when they
know that even the not worms, this remedy
could not by any possibility do hurbut always good
a purgave-et the disease be what II may. How impor-
tant then to use IT, and who will dare TO take the RESPONSE
bty to do without il Let every parent ask themselves
this question in truth and soberness II Dr. Komstock
vermaluge from Comstocksstore, II Maiden lane Price
20 cents.
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o.. We would call the attention of the public ge-
sonro &c ceItlncale rom hlsniy Iespecsa1p l
winch has proved to be one Of the most efficient
medicines Tor diseases arising from an impure state
OF the blood scroiula obstinate cutane enptons,
pain IN the bones and joints, and other diseases,
ever offered TO the afflicted
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Commanding Exp. Expedition.
To Assistant Surgeon C. F. B. sS GyI PaSSs,,

Two extracts from the internal regulations of the
squadron then put and read and the witness stated
they correct He also stated that he had not been
able to find the letters of the accused to DR.. Gichrst
dated LIST December 1882 and that he believed they were
not in his possession.
The testimony being then closed, the Court adjourned
till 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, to give the accused
time to prepare his defence
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.,,aI General Court Martial board Of
the u. =. ship North Carolina.

d.
TRt.l OF ASSISTANT SURGEON GUILLoU CONTINUED.
The Court pursuant TO adournmsnt, and the Judge
iyocate read the minutes of yesterdays proceedings
Lieut. WLEEs recalled, and requested 10 produce
he papers mentionyd yesterday.
The FIRST the general order, of which an extract
given yesterday The witness then produced letter
reference to the mutilated journal written by the
FUSED TO HIMSELF
u. s. SHn PEACOCK, J
Honolulu HARBoR, OAHU,
Ortoh