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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-20


TnE ELoeurser or rnK LArs Gov. BA,n ~.
Ia his speech at the opcaing OF the Harrisburg Con.
ven"on' In 1882 after being called to the chair. hs
saidi
Ihe forms OF the Constitution are retained. I'm,
ITS spirit I" sone-Your Presidsn, is a mon,sch
present To this assembly. the facts which 800
make manifest tho business of this assertion. To
tho mos; 'neredulous beyond these walls. LEI !, he
S o, VINO uSueies himself now to inqairs what
Congress will 10 but all arc alive TO m, vii, =.
the wish Of tho Pre,ident-his sic rsio. se ;ss,s
mas teen the law Of the Hand for years past
Again:
Rang out your binner-et il be inscribed v,h
DO, principles; onc term for the Presidency.
~, down the horrible prescription for opio;on,.
sake which make slaves Of the thousand, ia of;e.
and the tens OF thousands aspiring to o.fie, ~
nope W 'heIr greater abaseInent to expel IN. in
Sumoenis-hi instruments to make slaves of n, ali
Distribute equally lho avails Of the pubIie som.;n
among The Old as well rs the new SMcs'
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gu. OF which they think i, would Lc prepc,,efous
10 suppose he does not stand an equal chance with
the w his candidate to obtain enough TO eltct him
On The other eide, the Northern friends Of Mr.
Calhoun contend that MIR Van Buren,, even il nomi.
naeu IN N,uonn' Convention. Is not sure TO carry
any of the Northern State. Missouri /, his 4, Torn
hops, and they cannot ensure tn, Souhern vote for
HIM However friendly they may feel to him, i, is
well known that his vote on the "indicious
tariff prlncipe in is2s. we'll ms that Of III, Hon
Shas Wright and others. at the last session, will
have tendency to produce state of an,,hv n, Tho
South, which they canro: overcome, and therefore
the nomination OF Mr. Van BlIen will in fac, throw
the election in the hands Of NJ Clay.
IL convention were called, the friends Of MIR
Calhoun sny that MIR Van Buren, will appear then
represented by the following States, not one Of
which could no probably obtain in the grand
strugple. 49,
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FRAUDS a.. !. p.....,..
ccrseapoas'snee Of the Tribune.

fhhAcftrhtA, Oet. 10, 1919.
] hin,sd IN my lat. Of the ss,pieious conduct Of
.se 'uoses al The Remington roii.. In keeping bask
the returns FOR three days sasoie,op /, nov 1900
into conviction that mos, gross and bs,,f,r,d
'rand Ia, been committed, by which several Of o.r
sand,daiss have been sgaarly cheated out OF ,hslr
election. The Sheriff yesterday took poss,ssion
OF the ballot boxes; and a determination ,xi,,s "a
have the matter thoroughly investigated. In G.et.
the fraud Is confined 20 80 few, ard Is q, p,,fse,lv
ou'r'geoo, IN i'seif thst our opponents are m, M.
selves beginning to protest. sgairs tho foul deed.
fad W." W fecu-
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Tn,n
Van Bufef
Calhoun,

The friends OF MIR Calhoun contend that the
candidate who has the rel strength would, by these
msan', be defeated OF his nomination. and his rival
would thus dsaff:ct the people and defea, his own
election. giving 1t to the Wing candidate.
MIR Calhoun has authorized his friends TO saw
that he goes Tor the one term principle; so that it
seems he has adopted one good Wing doctrine.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-20

Legal procsedineshaVo been commenced 10 Philo.
ephii 10 bring 10 light frauds connected With the
late election. The Loeos wear all the honors OF
p pslayng, At present
In siH counties in Maryland, in which tho sggre
gate Wing mOj1riy was l6l, in the recent ,l,et On,
the Loeos elostcd 10 Members Of the House OF Dc
'ssstss and lhs wings Q. Elegant
Rnnor o,.gns shb nav Ssna,orship from Mary.
and o Gov. G6yD,n,
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Could the Locos carry New York ard Masfashus
seus IN ss thorough a msnner as they have Ohio
get the renowned Don fiirly installed 40 Governor
Of the Clam bake Plrn,s,iobs aud rob the halter Of
lie own in the case Of Jo. smi,b, they night posi-
by muster suficiert inuepidiy 10 Jring out their
several candidates fof The Presidency.
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sARGA,NsIN SERVANTS, CI.oTuIYc

VeTUUtI, T5IE
II youwani good articles for tie price, please examine
the following articles now opened and selling "a by
Wholesale or retail In iifge quantities:
80 pieces heavy Twiled Cotton Kerseys for Mems wear
atihs unparalleled log price Of l2tc per yard
leo pieces Wo3on Mkt KoGscys and double cabled
Linscys. fIom2)s and 2jc, Tor Men
Heavy Miiled Saiinftsnt2 81, ia, etc.
loo p.ccea heavy uiI Cotton Linseys, nearly ward
wide, Tor Females only, ~ l2lc
bale iniNt with wool do DO a. lie
1t Iuseys az lac, Is and 2Jc
Red Linscys az Is anil Gucr
PLAID do, very superior quality attsCI
ALSO,
Blrfains In sun bod, CsEcocs, Blankets slagls
Hosiery, etc. etc viii BE- found AZ
oc 20 Ri JENKINS
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POETRY
THE CRorON ODE,

THE CROrON ODE
vssa al re rsqEssf Of tAs cSrsorsiios Of tie Gu, II
Nee Yri,
Bu GsoAeE Il. kioaRrs. Ese.
Ana ..As fr .sri Of tAs Parl FS4.ieiA ~ "A. M.n.
Isf..r HtN y Sacred Mssie Ssslsiy, ga fAs
sOnpiefies Of
TUE CROTok AoUEOUCr.
ga.AIur q ON this living fountain,
Music peurs falins sush,
Asths GODDESS Of the Mountain
Comes with all her sparkling train.
ohrerinr in her fcsihery spray,
wsodi,od i.ys beside her d.neins.
esu,,y Ger the ripping v.ier.
CI.ies the roes.tins, : dors.eyed daughter,
Deekdia robes Of virgin white.
Ny,nchs amt uasads. swee'ly srlins,
Urge her bsrk with peary hand.
From the hooks Of fsirylsnL
swimmins on the snow eurlsd bIlow,
Gee the river.spiriis fair,
waS IN. foam b.si. IN their h.ir.
Thus attended, hither wcndins,
Edcn's arch OF promise bending
Hail the wsndsrsr nom f.r-landi
Bind her lowing tressessp
Grown her with q hdrless garland,
And With crystal brim the cup.
From her haunts Of deep seclusion-
Let Intemp'rsnce greet her too,
And the heat OF his deiuslon
Sprinkle with this mountain -tew.
Water leaps II delighted
While her conquer Cd foes retire
Pale Contasion dies sdrghted
With the bafncd demon Fire
Safety dwels In her dominions,
Health and Beauty with her move,
Aud entwine their eircnng pinioas
In sisterhoodvf love.
Water shouts glad hosan,
Bubbles up the earth 10 bleni
Cheers Il like IN. precious mama,
Ia the barren wilderness
Here wondering Raxe, assembled
Like the srsfsfu Hebrew band,
When the hidden fountain remblsd,
And obeyed the piophers wand
Round the Aqucductscf story,
As the mistsof Lethe thtorg,
Croiou's waves, In all their glory.
Troop In melody along
Ever sparkling bright and single,
VIII this rock ribbed stream appear,
When Posieriy shall minfle
Like the gathered waters here
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THE BARL CT RossE's TELEsoorE.-The follow.
ing account OF tho spectrum metal Of this Levisthan
Telescope, we extract from letter from Sir James
South. distinguished Astronomer. to the Editor of
the London Times. The Telescope receives its
name from tho Earl of Rose, near whose castle,
and under whose directions the works are conduct
Cd.
The metal is feet in diameter, It is 81 inches
thick nj the edgts, and inches at the centre; tie
weight Is about 3 tonF.
BY grinding and polishing, is ihicknss, will
prebably be reduced to l-l0th or 1.S.h Of an inch
lit vii TO formed into telescope Of 80 feet focal
length, aud WILL there is every reason to hope, be
actually IN use this yeir.
The sPeculUm will have rejecting surface Of
40Tl square inches, whilst that Of tho telescope
made by the immortal Ucrschel, under the auspices
Of King George H., had bu, 1911.
observatory, Kensingon. J. SOUTH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-20

m- AUCTIOa NOTICE. The public attention
10 called 10 The sale Rock spring this day At II oeoek
precisely when the sio Of tho snd and other property
will certainly take place.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-20

To which should be added Pennsylvania. which
would send pc delegates for Mr. Buchanan n. the
hrst choice, and If they were well packed, as they
ptoba6ly would be, they would then vote for Mr.
Van Buren, making II stand in Convention thu:
Van buren,, I6s
Calhoun, Iu7
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which, out Of 275 they contend is good capi,al Ia
begin business with, rs il requires only 10 more
votes out OF the doubtful States to make President
amonsN the doubtful States they enumerate the
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CFs'CARRIHGTON, GIBSON AND
THORNTOF, have removed 10 the once laiely oe.
ruricd ~ McfeIs. Msbon Co, aud ncHt door 10
aessrg. fords 4 woodsou. 60 eodst c5t
IN The United States Court Tor Eastern District Of viz
rinia, October i1th, 1912
GARLAND A. MALLORY, Of tho county Of Pouha
VI tsn having 6lcdh petition praying that he may be ds
cafcd bankrupt n ~ orsr rcd. that 40 persons ciar
to be creditors Of the said Garland A. Mallory, SHOW
cause 10 the the 10th day Of NoveInber pst,
why tho said Garland A. Mallory be not declared ham,
rur pursuant 70 the act ~ Conucss In that behalf ana
that copy Of This Orler be published I'M Inc ne,vsDs
pors according 20 the ~ and 3ith rules Of CONT
copy. Testo,
Oc is--w5w HENRY GIBSON, cpk.
IN tbs Untcd states Court iof mo Ts-tcfn Disfrct of
- - - Nitgini1, October 18Th IsfE
JAMES GARDEN ofthe county ~ Chs rlofo bavins 6led
petition praying thar no may be declared baokrnpt,
ofdcreh tat sll persons claiming he creditor OF
TIC haid James var icn show tho Court on tho
Pet day Of November nex why tho aid Iaf.es n trsn
DC MT decareda bankrupt tho ACT Of
IN mat behaii and that cnpy this order be- puhehed
he newspaper according the 22d add 2ilh rulcp of
Court. ~ ~
copy -Tcac
M TIC LynchOurs vrsinlsn MI copy. ~ w.
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From the Journal Of Conlnsres.
ANNUAL, STATEMENT OF COMMERCE
a VIA

Total tons 2,I3u,I]4
Or ihe registered and enrolled tonnage there
were e., ployed in tie whale fishery, 57,405 tons
OF the enro led and licensed tonnage, 1882
tons were employed in steam navigation.
There wac built during the same year. registered
tonnage TO the Of g. 300 IONS; enrolled, ST.,
sol; total, 1898 tons.
Summary s;a,ement of the value Of the exports Of
the growth, produce and manufacture OF the U.
States, during the year commencing on the LIST
day of October. 1910, and ending on the 3oth day
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posed il was in the beginning, he thought it termi.
mated in what the faculty call neuralgia. There
is st any rate no doubt that hissulerngs from uer
vous fntsbility were very great.
He explaIhel to me the state bf his mind when
he inflicted the wound spoken Of. | only remem.
Der in substance that il WIS lone in III of mental
distraction. After 1t was over, and he came TO him.
self he said it appeared to him like dream. His
explanation this matter was interesting and ex-
ceeHingy regret that ] cannot find my mcmoran.
DUN, the more especially as it was written at his
request.
had known that his mind had been for long
time awakened to the subject If religion. He had
beer sseptical. but he told ME that bis doubts were
entirely removed, ihdt he Thoroughly believed the
truth Of divine revelation; that he had intended in
the spring of 1910, after making a tour to the
Western States, to make public profession Of re-
ligion and unite with the church. Blu, before the
tine arrived which he had fixed Tor ieavng home,
he was seized with a new attack, and confined to
his bed. have, said he no fears Of dcath-1 know
thu, / um unworthy, bu, I trust in the mercy of
God through the Savioup.
have thus given ydu mere sketch, which rs
the best can do under the circumstances, and as
was Gen M'kesn's desire, i have only TO rcqucs,
tha, you viii append i, TO whatever you nsy pub
fish on the occ tsion of his death.
Yours, &c.
Dec. 81, ls4l. GAMES p. BULL.
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III a K X TIE ID /.

On the 18th inst, Ivy ihe Rev. r. A Fisher. Mr.
DASIEL SMITH to Mss ELrsA sABErh MILLER, both
of Shamokin.
On the 9Th inst, By the same, Mr.. PtrEH PEn-
mokn.
On the same day, by the Rev. J p. shindel, Mr.
CoNuAb Fay of this place, to Miss MAu1AHEr
HorrrSsrEiN. of Pcnns township, Union c6,inty.
On the same day, by the Rev. Mr. Hurst, M.
JHcoa Su,NnrL, Of this puce, to Miss Amy llA-
TnAwAY, of Selinsgtuve.
On the same day. Ivy tho Rev Mr. Walker Mr..
DASIb HoLpEv, of Fsnandsvie, TO Mrs. MARv
RiMAWn, of this place.
On the 10th inst by George Weiscr, ESP, Mr.
BESJAMiN SrApNEa, Of Ohio, to Miss MANY Ann
CHmsrIAN Of Augusta township.
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hegt sia ttOn In Ohio.

We find in the regular report Of proceedings in
the Legislature of Ohio the following account,
which reflects great credit on the wisdom of the
law makers Of the West:
T'uesHap, Jan. l..
Numerous petitions were presented, and various
bills considered in committee of the whole
of 40 interest to the general reader, if we may
'cept the bill, changing the name Of the Crow fOmi
Iy, the proceedings on which wo COPY from the
Sta,csmaD.
House bill No h3. toehange The nsme of Joseph
Crow, John Grow, Carjiinc B. Crow, and several
Others, including the reporter supposcs, t,c whole
Crow family.
Mr.. Cooke moved 10 amend the NIL lty inserting
HE word Chapman" before the word Crow, so
Tha, the bfil would read Chapman Orow," which
amendment was no, agreed TO-
On motion, the bin was thcn reported batk with
out amendment.
Mr.. Jcnkms then moved that the bil I've indch.
vritefy postponed
Mr.. S,rcator opposed the motion; he said it was
hard task for him to be compelled to rise and
Aea~cr TO prevent the breaking up Of the Crows
nest Mr. s., after some furtaer remarks, read the
following few dimes of poetry IN support of his srgu
Raent;
1sc motto. Offered by my worthy friend,
ansc an indefinite posrPonement this bill 10 send,
shall for reasons nuw oppose,
Unless Ire some good reason shows,
Why this motion should prevail,
And give his reasons IN dctaik
ask the aid of every friend,
That he will Ais assistance lend,
To keep this bill in Statu que,
To Change the nsrky Rs~,e Of Glow,
Each membcr then, on his rctuTn
To his constituents, viii kesra
truth that they will not dlsdan,
The session was not spent IN VAN,
II specula,ors were neglected,
The Farm irg inerest was protected,
For by our well directed blows,
We killed, outrehb aock ci Crows.
Great laughter,
MIR. Jenkius said he was satisfied with the gen.
hcman's argument, and Withdrew his motion.
The bill was then ordered to third reading OH
10 morrow,
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DR. BRASnRErr wishes munk inl to CONSIDER
this truth, that health solely depends oa the sar
Of purity in which the blood is kept, every par, uf
the body being supplied daily with new blood from
the food consumed: consequently, acroraiug TO the
purenrss of that hood, so must the state OF the boz
Jy be mo kss he hhy. To Obtain, therefore,
the most di,oct purifier OF the blood, is question
o! no little ,nporlance TO every individual.
1t is well known fact, that Bruhd'tihs Iege.
table CnirprSQi Pits are the most diect purifier Of
the blood, There will be no doubt of this when it
is considered that they have gained their pieseDt
very extensive sale by their own intrinsic merit
proved by the numerous cures which they have ac-
eomPlished in every variety of disease.
CT Purchase in Sunbury, OF II, B. Massrr, and
OF the agents published in another part Of this paper
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PRICE CURRENT.
lDs. DunCan's ENpeCtOrant 4scRhe-
klX Stsa AkklS A4nOl

EVROM the Quack Syrurs and Pathgdric 'O6n-
pounds which have of late become a bu, den
to the pubic health, ana suspensont the purse.
Why s'it that these medicines 'tken repeated.
ly 10y the sick without removing the complaint in
question The reason is plain mad simple. viz -
Because they are composed chiefly Of opium and
its spiritual preparations which acts IN tile system
a powerful stimulating ano,k'ne, and ly usne
repeatedly, the system becomes hahituared to It's
narcotic influence, OF those who are given to
intempcrancc.
This fact has become apparent TO thousands who
have experienced The fatal effects of such med dcines
and commenced using Br. DUNcAN's Exrfc ru-
KANT REMEnr, which is entirely free from opium
and all other POISONOUS ingredients, and Is used
with perfect safay Ivy all under any crcums ances.
II Immediately relieves the distressing cough
strengthens aud myigorates the nervous system,
causing the settled contagious matter TO leave It's
hold trim The lungs, aud be discharged hy the pow.
'cr Of ExpectoIdtion. Unless tins duue, The lungs
will soon b'come contaminated from noxious mat
ter, ard uicrrate, and fail prey 10 the ihth N,Tth
Consumption. Price 81 per bottle.
For ssIe at No. 70 Nor,h Eighth street, pfilI-
delplha. Also at the st,re Of
HENRY YONTHEIMER,
Jan. 22d, ls42. .Agent.
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CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY,

For the sale ot Bya-,}r.ih's Vegetable yairersal
iHk.
Northumbcrlat i ruuntyI M,Ilon-Mackcv &
Chamhelln Sunhury--H. b. Massrr. M'E~ens~
vll,e--Ireland II MeiHr. Nctham m p,land-W m
Forsyth. Gcoreetuwn-f. Midhngtr u Go.
Union & 'unly: New Bcrln--luhn Hoffman
sehnsgrove-Eycr and Schnure. Mdileburg-
Isaac Smith, Beaver own--J. u F. Bingaman.
Adamsburg-.H. Il A. Smith. Williamsburg
Swope Il Laird Hartlc,un-nanel Long Free
burg-G. 4 r. &. Moycr. Ccntrevil'c-Stailey
* Lenhau. hewsburg-W ais * Green.
Columbia county Dan,iIir--E. b. Reynolds
Il Co. Berwck-Shuman n RAttenhouse. Cat
tawissa--C, \. Il G. &. l}rohts Bloomshurg-
John II. Meyer Jusey Town-Levl Bisel. Wa
shing,on-Robt M,Cay. Limestonc---D. l..
Schmeck.
Observe that each Acen, has an Engraved Ger
tifcatr of Agency, containing representation OF
DIR BRANDRETH'S Manuhcmry at Sing Sing,
and upon which will a'so be seen exact copies of
the ns'c 'ddciS no,c used "pon tie Brandreh PiH
BOJTS.
Phi 'dclphia, uficc No. 8, North Sth street.
b. BRANDRETH, NJ, u.
January ist, lSl5
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1Ht
AMERICAN MEDICAL LIBRARY
VNTEIIIa.EN(ER

n CONCENTRATED Rtcuri ui Medical Sci,
once and Literature, hy Rohev DunsLson
NJ. ID, Professor oi tue Institutes NJ Medicine, etc,
IN Jefferson Medical College OF rhiIode pila pub
li-hed month";, by Adam Wablic, No. 46 CarIep-
ter street, Philadelphia Subscription prIce, 50 II
ar Subscriptions ior the above work received ly
the subscriber. II. B. MASSER,
Dec. lth, lS4l. 4+ssHt.
lOH SALE. Flesh CIaubenies, flrs En.
L gsh cheese, Neg Ralsins, cts. prT H., hy
Dcr. 20, lSil, ". D, MAsSBR.
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TAVERN NOTICE.

To me ffOrcruoH bfAS LetCis. Esq, Pr6sI6bnf,
and his Associuie Judges of The Curt of quar-
Ter SESSIONS, IF The county Of Northumberland 4.
VINHE petition of George Smith of Jackson town.
Il ship, In said county, humbly represents, that he
continues 10 keep tavern at his old stand, IN the
Bdck House in sand township, and is well prepared
for the accommodation of travellers, DC. He there
fore prays your Honors TO grant him a license to
keep tavern during The ensuing year, aud he will
pray, DC. GEORGE SMITH,
10 THE JuD6Es ABoNE MkNriuNkh = lie sub
scribsrs, residents Of Jackson tsp hereby certify, that
George smith. the applicant for the license, is man
OF good repu,e for honesty and Temperance, and is
well provided with house-,oon and convehences
Tor the hedging and accommodation of strangers aud
travellers, and that public house there Is necessary
they therefore recommend him as a proper per
sou to be licenced 10 Keep public house.
WIN. DePpen, jeremiah WelleI
John Haas, Henry Braun,
Daniel Hiihu.h, Frederick Treon,
Jesse Hensyi, Henry Garinau,
John Folk, Jrnathan Smith,
John Snyder, Jacob A. Malrh.
Philip lIrtn,h,
Jan sth lsI2
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AJOHGC4SAa

4 LII persons knowing themselves indebted TO the
"A Estate of Peter Piicr, late of iitle Mahonoy
township, Northumberland county, for goods puI-
chased at tire peIf6ue IF sad deceased or for debt
contracted during his life requested to call and
settle the same, The office of AhIsham Roddrmel,
Esq, in sad township, IA or before Tuesday, the
first dav of February next. I'crsons who neglect
to attend at that time, will be wadcd upon 10y the
constable for settlement.
JONATHAN PIFER,
Jan, Sth, lSi2--3t Adm r.
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AJlnE1T SeAECG4sE1Loo
Wcbb's A'atessa Calnphinc Oil
= U ? IT Z ? 6.


he su scrHrs respectfully inform the citizens
OF Cduthbia, Northumberland aud tnon coun>
ties that they havepurchascd The sole privilege Of
using, hIanuiic uring aud vending the above named
articles IN the sinr,siid couniies. They have lust
received n large assortmeut of lamps of every de.
scription. consisting of
ASTRAL, TkBIE SUSPENDiNG AND
SIDE LAMPS.
which they otier'icr sale a, reasonable terms.
Tits hghtis "A new invention, and ls superior TO
ahy thing vet discovered for illuminating large and
small rnohis, and .Ieng ue darkness of the night
1t is iHtetdr To nothing save the light Of the sun
wherever il h s been introduced, it has ouishone
every thing of luminous Eaturc, aud ems about
to hecoh'e ne light of tie worM.
lts pthnilnent superior qualities are brilhaucy,
richness, spcndcur. cleanliness, and last lat not
least, @t0pnCSS. The week kceis entirely fee
from dirt I'D the lamps are easily kept in order.
In ,ha cities OF PhiladrIph1a and New York It has
been su' st,tutcd very extensively for gas, ac-
cddht oi IS chrapness, ana lwcause It Is not SO m
lurious tn the eyes.
Direction, for Using wi' IT. furnished to all Who
huv aud orders ',rr+,l distance promptly attended
to. FRlCk, BlIlMESER & KUSSEb.
DanvilIe, Nov 27, lSlt.--ff
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COuntcqcfKTs, Death I.,os,.

'hc puhlic will Flrase observe that no Bsandelh
l. Pills tte Een'Fnr, unless the box has three Ia
hcs upon 1t, (t!te ,o>, the side s,h INV hotoml
each cShann+, fac-sr nlc signature OF my hand.
writing, tsttN--D. buA>nnLrH, VI. D.-1tese la
lics are 'theraNed steel, beautifully designed
aud done III an e'per sc of over $500 -Iherc1ore
1t wilIbe saen hat the only thing necessary to pro-
cure the fncdiClne IN It's purity, is TO observe these
labels.
RentSmher the top. the TNr, and the bottom.
The Following respective prrsuns duly auhorl
Zttl aud hold
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SS.Av<EL ELDAI.
Jan. 22d, lS42.

A lA, ptrsons are crulioed from porch ,,us or
: receiving anoie of hand, given lN me to David
Miller for TkN DoLL.us. Having received no val.
ue, shall not pay the same unless c"rnpeikd 10y
law. JACOB KRAM.
Sh an6kin, gar'y. Gad, is42
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NQD 2CHe

ON the road, het~ecn this place and Northum-
" heland, Wos,c6 Rcricu4c, containing a white
linen handkerchief. A reasonable reward will lie
given to the finder, by teaving at this office.
Ian. 22d, lS4e.