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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-23
~GDJHHGE"

Is hereby given TO all persons interested in the
estate of George Shiley, dec'd that the under.
signed was lately appointed by the Orphans Cour,
of Northumberland county, an auditor to audit the
account of the administrator of said estate. Said
auditor will attend at his office, in Sunbury, on
Thursdsy the 2slh day OF September, for said pur-
pose CHARLES PLEAS ANTS,
Sunbury, Sept. 2, lsi3.-it AUDITOR
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-23
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
"a ~0DHH2EC

: hereby given, To all pSsons interested in the
estate of George Hil decd, tina, the undersigned
was Lately appointed by the Orphans Court Of
Northumberland county, an auditor 10 distribute
the balance Of the account in the hands of the
cutors OF said ecd, TO and among the persons en-
Titled to receive it. Said auditor will attend at his
office il Sunbury, on Tuesday the 26th day Of Sep
tember, for said purpose.
CHARLES PLEASANTS
Sunburv, Sept. ., 1881, AuGi0r
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-23
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Centre Street, opposite the TowN HALL,
POTTsvILLE, PA.


r., ND ESPECTCULLY announces to
fss,NN E q, the travelling community that he
susHs5. has taken the large and splendid cstab-
.Ek-ffS lishmcnt, the ENcHANsE HorEL. situa-
ted at the corner of Centre and CaowhiIl streets
nearly opposite the Town Hall, in the borough of
Pousyille which has been thoroughly repaired and
materially improved for the accommodation Of visit
ors. The Hotel is forty f. front Centre ST., and
one hundred and thirty eight f. on Csowhill, three
stories high il is admirably provided with Psrlors,
Sitting Rooms. Reading Room, and large siry
Chamhcrs--the most spacious, pleasant and conve-
nient Dining Room in the country-a new aud su.
perior Bathing Establishment and every conve.
niencc and comfort to render il in all respects a
most desirable Hotel.
No pains or expense will be spared to furnish
the Table and Bar with the best that this and the
Philadelphia Markets afford and with deterri>
nation TO devote his entire personal attention 10 the
comfort and accommodation of those who may fa-
vor him with call aided 10y active, careful and
obliging servants, he hopes to give general salts
faction.
PRIVATE FAMILIES, wishing to visit this
highly interesting and healthy Coal Region, will he
provided with Parors and Chambers, which he
feels confident will please the mos, fAstidious.
or The Stahling st,ached, is large and well
constructed, and superintended 10y experienced and
attentive Oslers. Horses and Carriages may be had
at any time to convey pcrsons 10 ony port of tie
country.
QjT An Omnibus runs hom this Hotel daily TO
and from the Depot, TO meet the Cars. for the nc
commoha,ion of PERSONS travelling on the Rail
Road. No charge for omnibus fare to this Hotel.
Pottsville, JIly 2, lSi3.--6m
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-23
"washington Fire Company,

THE members Of the Washington Fire Com.
l. pany" are requested to meet at the State
Uouse, on Monday Evening, October % Al ? o..
clock, prscisels Punetusl attendance q Ieouired.
Sept, % JACOB YoUNGMAN, See.
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GOunterfeiters'
ID II a r III B l. @ w.

'he public will please observe that no Brandreh
Pills are genuine, unless the box has three Ia
bells upon it, (thc top, the side and the bottom)
each containing fac simile signature of my hand
writing, thus-B. BR,SnnErH, NJ. D.--Thesc la
hel' aie engraved on steel, beautifully designed,
aud done a, an expense Of over S2000.--Therefcre
1t will he seen tina, the only thing necessary to pro-
cure the medicine in its purity, is to observe these
labels
Remember the top, the side, and the bottom.
The following respective persons are duly auhori
ynu apJ hall
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-23
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY.

For the sale of Brandrehis Vegetable Universal
Pills.
Northumberland county Mion-Niacley g.
Chambe,lin. Sunbury--H y. Masser. M'Evens-
villcIrcland & Mcixcll. Nor,humhc,and-W NJ.
Forsyth. Georgetown-J & !. Walls
Union County: New Berlin Bogar g. Win.
ter. Selinsgrove-George Gundfum. Middle.
hurg-lsaac Smith. Beaverrwn--Davi1 Huber.
AdamsburG-Wm ]. May. Williamsburg Mensch
& Ray Hsrtlcton-D iniel Long. Frceburg--
G. & F. G. Meyer. 1.ewishurG-Wal alls & Green.
Columbia county: Dan,ille-E. Il. Reynolds
& Go. Berwck--Shuman s. Rtenhousc. Cal.
,awissaC. G. Brohts Bloomsburg-John r,
Mover. jersey Town--Lev Bsel. Washington
Robt. McCay. Lmestone-Baliet & McNipch.
Observe that each ACen, has an Engraved Ger.
tGcate Of Agency, containing a representation o
DR. BRANDRETH'S Mandatory at Sing Sing
and upon which will also be exact copies o
the ne,c labels no,r used upon the BrGndreh PiL
BorcS.
Philadelphia, Office No. 9, North 9Th street.
B. BRANDRETH, NJ. ID.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-22

Gaent manner. exposing IN lis ir8e light the bsss
misreg rcseniaiIans nado hy Mr. ", Her 10 re-
gard to the eNsTassg ance of the lac Whg Con~
eress and lAat Of tie administration Of Mr. Van
Buren.
The space occupied by or correspondents on
this ,n1j ecG permits Us bl1 4 bri.f space, aud IN
concla>'en have cay - >ay that The uncour.
teous manner rorsutd /, Nj W.ller m his relu-
>ai fa permit reply oAhthiss han III NJ ensiable
position. and impress every reas n bic mind
With beIiaf that he AFRAID to the field
+ debate wuh NJ. Smath on far terms; and that
conscious OF his inability Ia cont, nd nh Mr. no
sought and seek dishonorahle advantage. After
Mr. SHtth had been invited 10 he present IN iha
following language to be found 10 The columns Of
the 1etiefsonIan, IN the conclusion of a notice of
Mr. Neiler's apPoin' to speak here: we
understand aud hopc Mr.. Smuh will attend with
Mr. Weier," Yet lhIs valiant leader OF tho locos
would not permit reply We vii however do
our locos here the justice 10 say they did wish
and expect tha, far opportunity for reply would
have been made, but MIR Weller knew has own
sbIltues and had felt the powers of Mr. Smith ap-
Piled with an nnsparlng hani h his poor self
and he deemed discfetlou 10 be tho better part
OF saIor End made a speech against time.
With the result satisfied; anj The people
can now jadge "a To WHICH parry Is willing to sub.
Iect their principles TO the ordeal pubic inves-
ugation. Mr.. Smith in the conclusion Of his
marks, proposed, and made the banter that no
would meet Mr.. Weller IN this place any time
previous TO the election, and give hIm The nd,an-
tage OF the fourth of an hour IN each speech and
discuss with him the whole range Of politics
I'll he tired, or the people their own accord
should decide between them. Mr.. Smith threw
The banter into tie teeth Of Mr.. Weller, his
friends and dared them to except tho challenge,
The glove is stll upon the ground, will The locos
take IT uP2 Tho challenge - stll open dare
ocofocolsm, or its limos. able and eloquent ndso.
cate" risk the acceptance OF us
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-22

flowers As II has passed INTO ga inconsra-
yertible axiom That say reg of the great poet IT
Nature, thai lie y 10 cannot relish Mgsic must Tee
"a bad man-so also is hat man 90 be doubted :" no
cannot with Pieasufable emotions. look upon 4
FLOWER. IL were pleasant Ideailam to specu-
la upon the probable beauty and variety Il hDs.
ers n the garden Of Eden, before the ''slIme u
the Serpent had been mingled with the pure AR
that nourshed them! And It was OF cOufse Il
matter OF Impoesibflny tor the Immortal author
Of Paradise Lost IL separate the tabofs OF oar
primitive Mother from tho tendency aud culture
OF flowers What must hive been the rapture Of
hef soul when she FIRST gazed upon the snrtoun
tI1g landscape, all dotted with ibose terrestrial
Atlrs those gentle, silent, but ever Impressive
monitors Of the hoart--and saw that they, though
trlnscendeniiv beautiful were among the least
ot The blessings and delights which her bench
cent Maker had be8towed upon her. We should
like 20 have seen Adam when he first hcheld Eve,
Imb0sered and surrounded by wilderness oi
sweets, putting forth her Iuly hand TO pluck a
capc jaamiae! What must have been his feel
Ings.- UobHe Morning Chronicle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-22

IN persuance 10 Il previous appointment, John
Ii Bradley addressed the people at Cambridge
Tuesday last. When he arrived there he
found that John b. Weller. ''the eloquent
aud able advocate of democracy in Ohio" was al
go in that city for the purpose Of enlgh,ening
the benighted minds Of the Hooshers The sub
lect Of locofocoism. Caleb B. Smith "as also
on the field, aod as Mr.. Weer's ayowed Object
in visiting Indiana was to perform the operation
of .'ski,:asag COON" MIR Smith was there to
sec tho operation we'll performed. There were
a considerable number Of both political parties
IN ATTENDANCE and at about bali past one O'clock,
the seminary was crowded - excess; all doubt
less anxious to see that feat performed # which
So much has been sad but winch has never yet
to our knowledge, been executed The skinring
Of native Hoosher coon IS no easy matter, and
;he luckIess wigh's who have heretofore under
taken the operation have found that coons have
teeth that '.stick out feet.h Well, Mr.. Brad
lew as all Wings are willing to do proposed to
give the coon Shinner'' fair field. lie offered
that as his appointment had precedence
that of Mr.. Weller, that he would speak first for
one hour-that Weller should then speak tIrO
hours aud that MIR Smith should close in q speech
Of one hour. At first Mr.. Weller, OF jected to
Mr. Smiths speaking at all, and insisted that
Mr.. Bradley alone should reply. lie doubtless
was still smarting under the scratches he had re-
ceved the day previous at louisville BY that
same old COON no had rubbed goady portion
of soap into his lacerated and bleeding wounds .
However, n recollection of his wrongs, stirred
up the spunk of his grandmother in his blood,
and he fiaally consented to submit
Mr.. Bradley discussed, he was compelled
10 Go, in bret md diss lItory manner the sub
iect of tariff and the distribution Of the pro-
ceeds of the public lands. Ills speech was well
received by the audience, and all present were
doubtless favoraby impressed with his style OF
speaking, and convinced that he was intimately
verscd IN the subjects of which his speech trea-
ted lie did not alIudo to Mr.. Weller, and his
.sunkndcst cut OF uIl'' was that he did notice
10 any manner The infant pleading candidate,
] D. Blight, who is the loco nominee for the
same office 10 which Mr.. Bradley aspires.
On cruel, cruel Mr.. Btadisy
How c9ut You jesse sol
Then came tho 'coan-skirner"-the sable and
efnglent" Weller. lie IN tho common Gems ut
declared his vocation, '.coan SHINING" the ob
,ect Of his visit to be Iha payment of cid
rrudgo he had upon The "htlle coon" before hin
for having dared to make speeches IN old Laco-
foco Butler dur,rg nc carP7ign Of 1910 not 80
much 10 discuss principles, hut 10 take dig 1T
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-22

HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR EACH WORKING DAY
IN that time. OF :hts sum nearly or quite one~
half, teGs not profits and ADORE expenses,
Dt the truth OF tbs statement theTd is no dOuh;
- II at Il surprising then, 1T not the rn0si
raj thing IN The word, that Mr. Blair should do
all 10 hts power deceive the people the sup.
pert IF party by means Of which he hs. grown
rich' HALE A MILLION OF DOLLARS IN
hand and the expectation Of HALF a MIL
LION more, would induce almost any LAWYER to
argue that white was black and black While. l.
q nnau thus tempted ad. ncat tie The wrong against
he right, a safe counsellor, And vet how many
thousands in the United States follow the coun-
sells at such men and such papers, and believe
hem - be sincere when lhev talk about democ-
rdcy! This modern ''democracyn has put HALF
\ MILLION Of dottdrs INTO the pockers Of the
editors aud publishers OF The GLoBE, and made
hundreds of Office holders rich; bot what has it
done for the poor man, and the laborer' What
for the bustness-maH2 What for the c0untry1
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-22

Whiggery in genera He, wilh air Of self
G. mplacency, declared that he was hated BY the
Wigs, ,rorse than any otter man lie doubt
less fhluks SO; but the Wing that can hate John
3. Weller, has not pity enough IN his soul to
give a flea is breakfast which has not had sip
for a week. II4te such a man as Weller! the
idea is Preposterous. Why would soon
,h.nk Of hating The worn that lives tat DAY
aLd Ihen tuTns to q butterfly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-22
MIR. WELLER IN RICHMOND.

Il lie onslaught mauG--thC coon unsCatHeG.
This gentleman attended in this city Oh Wed
nesday last for the purpose Of tskinning coon"
The people met in the Associate Reformed
Church, (Which had been procured By the locosJ
with the expectation that fair aud honorable
debate would be permitted, at least that The
''coon" would be permitted to defend himself, but
they were mistaken. The locos as hey always
do, took foul advantages, and refused fair com
bat. Mr.. Smith having been InTited 10 attend,
offered to reply this A INK Of iocofocoisTn On
quail terms. Boz be would not consent-hc had
ried that At Cambridge CRY, and was sorry for
it. The Wings had no alternative but to submi,
. bis own terms, or leave the House. They
listened for four long ard tedious hours 10 the
ou'poufirg Of sftuPerai1on and abuse upon them,
when Mr.. Weller was agsin asked whether he
intended 70 permit reply. He said he would
out when he done" Quite gentlemanly
that! The Wings then eft The house, and re.
poured n Tho conner of MIN md Mark, s,rectq
vhe-- Nr. Smith r-FIat IN his usI ! nrd efr-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-22

01-MANsI5H House, CAMBRIDGE CIrY.-We
invite the attention Of The traveller to the adver
tlsement Of our friend, MALLORY, ia another coll
umn. His house is what it purpoits to be,
pleasant home for the sojourner; md our friend
Will excuse for saying the department superin-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-22

RELIGIoUs.--There will be Protracted meeting
held b. the Cumberland Presbytorans, in the
Warner Building, embracing the 4h Sabbath OF
this INST Preaching to commence on Friday
night before.
Richmond July 10, 1913.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-22

Add the appropriations for alterations
& repairs, (Sss 722 - J making in all, N5}70 j..
The Wings IN Congress were denounced for
the payment Of President HaFrson's salary to
bis family; and for their refusing TO comply with
tho unhaltowed demand made by the locos 10
pass vote Of censure upon the character OF
Judge Hall, whose body has been for years moul-
dering 10 the silent tomb, and refund to Gen.
Jackson the fine OF $1,000 imposed upon him by
Judge Halt Upon MS Weller appeared most tn
diguant aud eloquent. lie shook his head, and
snorled in style initiative Of a peculiar trait Of
lama of South America. Il would be useless for
make a serious reply 10 this By referring TO
similar Instances of paying officers Of The gener,
al government their years salary IN cases Of
death or sickness Il has been the Uniform prac-
tice Of the general and state governments. Even
the Indiana Legislature CT last winter, when
there was decided M jotitv e lecafocos in the
House, tho raembc. fsom Jackson county deceas
ed. The legislature PAID, b. vete. 70 his wife
full pay for no Whole session, an5 al the expen-
SIS attendant upon MS funeral, and the convey
sacs Of his rerr1tnz f. his late home n t.rkznn
ceuntv, As II 'hs vote Of c717nrc rr~n -. chr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-22


,h.nk Of hating The worm that lives To. day
aud thea turns to q butterfly.
---------. IN a bower
Vince roses, aud Illlez. and vIo.eJs
Revns t.re.sr flower tn hovee,
And kissing al tlds that are pretty ana ssset"
Weller took occasion IL make a ipnge Il the
WI g titors Of this district, denouuciog them as
hungry editors no ~rlte Tor pay" We then
felt though We could have exclaimed Ca
fl-s h." j1st as Weller in MS Richmond speech
said "steam boat" bat Hudtbras' The old scoun~
dret, had in his eye Just such man as Weller,
when he wrote
''No rogue e'er Eel, the halter draw.
Wh good opinion Of the law"
Having thus defined his position Of being ma
ted by the Wings, and having kicked the EDITOR
al fraternity into a ''gin shop he took eff his
coat, rolled up his sleeves, and commenced his
regular business Of coon skinnng.' We then
expected that the principles have esoied
~ cherished would have to pass the fery ordeal
Of severe and searching investigation; but aow
were we mistaken! Instead Of the discussion oil
principles, he commenced denouncing the late
Wing Congress fer extravagauce, and lnstanced
an appropriation Of 81 900 for re furnishing the
Presidents house. Tina, was denounced enor
mousiy extravagant. Well let us look monen,
at wha. The Wings called extravagant in $50
We shall include the terms of Gen. Jackson and
Mr. Van Buren; as the friends Of both tn Sc Pre-
sidents into power, crying out against the
extravaganza Of the truly economical adminis-
tFatlon of Mr.. Adams. Below YOU will fnd the
various appropriations, with day and date thereof
for celebrations and repairs Of The President,
House." from tho Bird # March, 1899, to The BID
Of March, 1899:
Act Of 81 March, 1929 For work to be daaa
about The Presidents house ani cnclo-
.rro,, sG,aGI St
pairs Of the Pre,acot'. House 800 %
Out, 3,l5. OF
Gliding % s5r5a~r,s ss,ary go 1000 OF
Act o 81 March, 1893 For alterations andre
pairs Of the Fres5lea,'- Iiouse 500 o.
rloaas &c soeaas''. .s'e,y 1850 $50 o.
For pedestal "aj-copjns, railing foo'-way 10000 u
For con-tfIclinS reservoirs and fountains al
Presidents house and public offices, aud
enclosing aud planting f'nn,ojn square o,723 o.
Act of 30th juno, 1881 For alterations and
FOR g1r..a~,'--s-r,lgg ~,ea.e, c,s7o 0
Presidents hoa-s, aud for pisaa. trees 1850 o
For paving loot-ways at she north trout of the
r5ega-~ay 1914 0
Act Of 81 March $50 For alterations and
repairs OF the Presidents house, aud f1r gard
ner'z salary, and for keeping the grounds and
shrubs 1900 0
Act Of 4h July, 1896 Foratt.ratoas AMI re-
pairs Of the Presidents house, for gardner,
salary, aud for keeping the grounds aud walks
in order, u5i0g the of " shrubs 3,4O0
For constructing dwarf wall aud fence be-
s@ien,'s aooso I,IG5 J
pairs Of the Presidents house aud for super
int~n5easo Of the grounds 1900 0
For constructing arr 81 all aad faneo from
/ -rr1r, ,,f tho Pr Iat,-a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-22

Iawrenceburg, Monday, July oath.
Wilmington. Tuesday, July 23th.
Versailles, Wednesday, July Goth
Greensburg, Thursday July 9Th.
SholbyviIe, Friday, July 2Sh.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-22

We have not Vet received the first line from
the Rev Dr.. Bennett. on the subject Of Baaking
on Republican principles, as Advocated by that
distinguished asptrant for a seat in Congress.-
Why this acklng oat? l. the Doctor ashamed
of ms poslton' or Is he afraid TO place his "crude
outlines upon paper! The Doctor declared at
Newport, that with our permission be would "wrlte
much" for our columns the Bank subject "be e.
fore the electlon'' We then preferred to him.
the use of our columns for that purpose. aud We
have since frequently made the Same offer, and
now for the SIXTH time we make the same propo-
siton. We wish TO have the Doctor record his no
tons for future The election is at hand,
and we not TO review his 'crude outlines
now, but If the Doctor remains with Us for any
considerable length Of time, know he will con
tinue TO aspire to office, and we wish that his
nonsensicat and ridiculous notions may be given
to the world. If his 'pian' Is not ridiculous why
net give exposition of II? We do not
wish 10 be considered importunnte, but really we
should like to see the Doctor toe the mark
Come Doctor give US The best turn you have III
YOUR box - we will be mercilu-we'Il use you as
tenderiy as a "sucklnC dove" Man is man
and coward IS a skujking--but promised Il
be mercIful and must not say hard things. Our
sympathy for the Doctor Is proverbiaI, and WI
DO not wish to forfeit The character thus acquired
Come Doctor give rs n turn.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-22

Lard Oil We nouced IN the street in front
Of The establishment of the Messrs Dugdale's,
eight or nine barrels Of lard oil, ready for ex.
portation to market. This is the first oil Of any
cons derabie amount manufactured in this plnce,
and from the success which has attended the
preparation so far wo are induced 10 believe that
IL will become business Of considerable extent
and Importance. The oil made by the Messrs,
Dugdales IS said to be a superior article, not on
for machinery, but that 1t burns beautifully.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-22

Wheat Crop-Our farmers have generally &c
~-11 ,tsei- yHlaat 100 Y-l e. = 49, t.
been gathered more than the usual crop, and that
The quality of the grain is superior to that of
several previous years. Some fields have been
much injured by the rust; but 1t has not been
general.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-22

Omself-he Eicction--fho locoIocos Of this
our goody city aud neighborhood are becoming
perfectly rampant in regard to The election and
our being candidate. They arc dwelling at US,
by every medium thro' which their slime will
flow, their vituperation and abuse. Well, gen
tiemen, its your vocatton-pfess on with your dir
~ work, and while you swea, and swear, yapor
and lie about Us, shall be laughing IN our
sleeve your weakness and want Of common
sense. When you say we have done so and so,
and you know that ii is false, II must njlre your
cause more than 1t does We cannot de-
scend to reply TO charges which known to
be made through the nalignity Of base hearted
politicians, men who have no characters Of their
own, and =" ho would create equality by level
Jog ,ha, Of others down to their loathsome stan
fa I'd
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-22

s Vince roses, aud Isliez. aa1 vIo.eI- meet:
Raving re4er from fos tp flowed,

AnI aI--.1- a 6ld. l1at qretlg anI -aset-7
Weller, took occasion L. make IHn-e the
WI iitors Of this district, denouuctng them
hungry editors who write Tor pay" We then
felt though We could have exclaimed Ca;
GI-s =" inst Weller IN ms Richmond speech
said "steam boat!n but IIudibras' the Old scoun~
drei, had in his eye just such man as Weller,
when ho wrote