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ID 4 r ID .

In Milton, on the 18th inst Mr.. GEORGE
FAUSNAUGHT, aged about 80 years.
In White Deer township, Union county. on the
9th inst, Mrs. MARGARET, wife Of Mr.. William
Sullivan, in the 3Oih year Of her age.
In Milton. on the 10Th instant, Mr.. JACOB
SCHWARTZ, in the 47rh year of his age.
In L'wsburg, on the ID iHst., Mrs. SARAH
BOWER, aged about 60 years.
L. Bioopisburg, on The S,h inst Mr.. JOSEPH
MOYER. aged about 40 years.
In Limestone township Columbia county, on the
Goth inst, Mr.. JOSEPH FULTON, in the 9lst
scar Of hi. age.
In announcing the death Of Mr.. FuLroS, We
tell OF another of The patriot baud gone, who strug-
gled in the days of the trial to peace and IL
beIty, the blessings Of wh ch we now all enjoy.
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Orphans Court Sale.

T N pursuance of nn order Of the Orphans Court
of Northumberland County, Will I've exposed 10
SALE at the late resJenc of VIM. Garret decd, on
Saturday the 25th day of March next, to wit:
A certain ct Of wood land. situate in Rush
township, IN said county. containing twenty five
acres, adjoining lands Of Eros Sharpess, Jacob
Ge ,rhau's devsees, G-oree Gearhart and others,
late the estate Of said decd. Sale to commence
a, O'Clock of said day when the conditions Of sale
will te made known by
SHARPLESS TAYLOR,
JOHN e. GRIER,
Jan. %, ls43. Admr's
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Notice.

United States Bank. for The use Of the Hon. Ellis
Levi. ps. John II, Cowden, &c.
NOTIcE is hereby given, to ell the lien credI-
IN tors Of John II. cowden. and others interest,
ed TO show cause by the 6rs, Monday Of May next,
why the above judgment, shall not he paid on, Of
the moneys arising from the sale of the real estate
of defendant, and the residue he distributed accord
ing to law. HEPBURN MCCLURE,
ProthOnoissy's Office. Pyoth'y.
Whlismspor, March IS, ist3. %,
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A CARD.

Dr. ID. T.. Trites, Respectfully informs the
- cuiz-ns Of Sunbu'y and viciriy that he has a.
ken nm office in the buing lately uied by Peter
Iazsrus rs drug store, IN market street, Su bury,
where h. NAV We Cuud at all hours, unless profess
sionnlv engaged.
DIR. TRIES returns his sincere thanks for The
encouragement he has rec ived, in the line of his
proic>s"n, IN this place. and trusts, hy prompt a.
tent The duties Of his profession, and reason
able charges. ths, he will continue To receive a
liberal share of the public patronage.
Sunbury, Oct. lst, lS42.-tf.
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N a rs R I T. - ,

On the 10th inst, hy the Rev. John Worei. Mr.
WILLIAN RoApARMEL. Of Shamokin township, iC
Miss EL,z,REru METZ, Of Caltawissa township
Columbia county.
On the 10th inst. 10y the Rev. C. A. Hewitt, MI
SAMUEL AIRES To Miss RACHEL DEHARr, all o.
Milton.
On the 7lh inst, by the Rev. James Kay, Mr.
DESsIs PURstLL Of Hrmlnck township, Colum
bia county, to Miss DonoTHr HAWTHORN, Of Chi.
iisquaqus.
In Lewsburg, on The % inst. 10y the Rev. Mr.
Rood. Mr.. SOLOMON RirrLR 70 Miss ELizABErH
ZELLEas.
On the I4,h inst, by the Rev E. Schwartz, Mr.
Dawn HEiNBAcH to Miss HANNAH GHUBER, both
Of Valley iown,hp, Columbia county.
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March ll,-3t ELIAS PETER.
QDE~ a. &c
I 5 he'eay gwen, that letters lestameula'y have
this day, (March lst, lsi3,) been granted to the
subscriber in the las will and smeut of Chris
tian Shipman. decd, late of Augusta township.
An persons therefore. indebted to said esatr, ave
hereby required 10 call and make p'ymen', and all
persons having claims against the same are likewise
requied to present them for settlement.
LEWIS DEWARr,
Sunhury, March II, ls43-6t Executor.
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PRICE CURRENT.

Good Will Fire Company
THE members Of the GOOD viii Fire Com
pany" are requested to meet at the Couh
House. on Monday Evening, April Sd, a, o.
eiock, precisely. Punciusl attendance is required.
March Is. J. II. ZIMMERMAN. See.
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THE
PHILADELPHIA, READING AND P0TTSYlLLR
RAIL ROAD,
-A Eco E;;Ill|sIA s 81,

s--xz2x-- --xd-lex.-- .rtR-y[A
AN EXTRA ACCOMMODATION LINE
VIII commence running bet,oeen Philadeiphta
and Poitspiile on The folio,oing days
and hours:
OK AND arrsR MoxDAr, Mar 9, ls42.
Leaving Pot,svie, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 81 A.. NJ.
Leaving Phiadelphis, on Tuesdays. Thur.days
and Saturdays, OF IL p. NJ.
Hours of passing Reading.
For Philadelphia, at lO3 AM. . T,;.u..l,,.
For pot,svie. at ST pm. i''"eehV'
Between Po,t,ville & Philsds. S3,50 & $3.50
Between Reading & do. 2,25 & IFS
Between do g. Pottsville, LAO Il 100
ExcUnsIoS TIcKErs-eooD ron RSTURNiSa
NEXT DAT.
Between Pottsve & Philadelphia, IS 90
Between Reaching & do. 800
Between do. & PottsviIle. 200
The other passenger trains will as before, ct
the following hours;
Philadelphia and PoftsviRe.
From Philadelphia, at 6AA.M. p,uv
From Pou,vils, a, 2P.M Daily
Hours Of passing Read,ng.
For Philadelphia, at 81 Pm. Da''y'
All the trains will stop for way passengers al
the usual points.
Gr All passengers are requested to procure
their tickets before the trains start.
May 81, lS42.-,f.
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ENlGMAS.

l am composed of twenty letters.
My 6, Is, Is is place Of rest.
My II, Is, 7, Is is to plant.
My 5, 10, 2, 7, II is beverage.
My l, 10, s is applied TO gentlemen.
My lS, ID, 5, 4, 8, 5isa gentleman's name.
My 90, 10, -, is an unmarried lady.
My 5, l9. 0 is a great evil.
My 16, A, II, 2 is vehicle.
My l6, 10 9, 2, Is, 3 is WAGNER.
My whole is a most delicious desert.
III.
am composed Of twenty. four letters.
My 10, l9, 5, Is, 8, Ia, 81, 8 is elevated.
My 20. Ia, 6, l3. l9. 90 is a vegetable.
My 8, ID, 3, Is, II, 6 is tradesman.
My IL, 9, H. 6 is fruit.
My 13, l9, 4, 2l. Is is bird.
My 6, ID, 81, 3 is water.
Ny 81, 20, 8 is cold.
My Is, 2, Is is warm.
My l6, %, 3, 8 is coin.
My 10, 81, Is, 2l, l, 8, l2, is teacher.
My whole, it is supposed, has died a natural
death, In THIS place.
In Sir Walter SCOTS celebrated poem, cal
led "Marmion," are the following lines:
"Charge, Chester, Charge! On, Stanley on
Were the last words Of Marmion."
The lines have occasioned the following enigma
Were in noble Stanley's place,
When Marmon urged him to the chase,
The word you then might all descry,
Would bring tear to every eye.
CHARADES.
Ny first is nothing but name,
My second is more small;
My whole is of so little fame,
1t has no name at all.
Ifyou are able to do my first as well asmy
second can, you will soon be "a good player at
my whole.
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A CARD.

nr.J. w. Peal hegs leave To tender his CRATE
- ful Acknowledgements to The people Of Sunbury
and surrounding country, 70, then past encourage.
ment in the line of his profession (; and would al
the same time announce TO them. that he It'll in
tends to continue the practice Of medicine in all it's
various apartments. He would, therefore, solicit
= continuance of their confidence and patronage
He NAV I've found at all times at his Office in mar.
kcr street, unless professionally engaged.
Sunhury, Oct. LIST, ls42.-E
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Estate Of Ly.ia watson. decd.

NJOTICE is hereby given. tina, letters of anmin-
IL is,ra,ion on the estate Of Lydia Watson,
decd, late Of the borough Of Sunbury, Northum.
herland county, have been granted to the subscr-
ber. Persons indebted to said estate. are requested
to make payment Immediately, and those having
accounts against the same, requested to present
them for examination and settlement.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
Sunburv, March 25, lS43-6t Admir-.
Estate Of Michael Reed, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of admin.
II istraton on the estate Of Michael Reed decd,
late Of Augusta township have been granted to the
subscriber Persons indebted TO said estate, are re.
quested to make payment Immediately, and those
having accounts agsnst the same, are requested 10
present them for examination and settlement.
JOHN REED,
Augusts, March ls. 1876 Adm'r
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To Country
M E r. e II A N II s,

THE Subscriber, Agent of Lyon e. Harris, Hat
L Manufacturers, for New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and other large cities, whose Hats are
highly commended for good colo, and durability.
has OIL hand first rate assortment Of HATS and
CAPS suitable for Spring sales, which will re sold
very low for cash appioved credit, al the noted
cheap store, No. 40, North Third street, orp, ,si.s
the City Hotel. Philaielphia.
ROBERT d. WILKINSON. Aren't.
n. B. Orders for Hats in the rough promptly
attended TO. The highest lrics in cash Or trade
given FOR Fur skins.
Philadelphia, June II, lsi2.--ly
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A Tanncry for Rent.

THE Tanngry. fixtures ard tools. in this place,
4 belonging To the estate Of Isaac Ziegler, decd,
now in p ss's-i"n Of Buchpr & Frv, will be rented
for term o. years. on reasonable terms. Posse.
sion given on the Is, day Of April next Apply
10 II B. MASSER.
Sunhury, Feb. 4, ls43.
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WIN. EErLMkN g. CO.
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Commission & Forwarding Merchant:
Foot Of NilloW Street Rail Road,
ON TIE DELAWARE,
HAVING associated with them Joseph Bsrnt
IL late of Easton, Pa, respectfully inform thu
friends and the public generally, that they have
ken that large and well known store and wharf
foot Of Willow Street Railroad, lately occupied
Jacob Martin, where they purpose doing Gene
Commission and Forwarding Business, and fio
the local advantages Of the place being connect
with all the public Improvements that have ih'
outlet in the city, they Halter themselves they "
he able to do business 10 as great, if not greater
vantage, and upon as reasonable terms any oth
house. and they assure their friends that any CO
s,gnments made 10 them shall have their strict
tenton, and exertions spared to give entire sat
faction.
They are also prepared to receive and forwa
goods TO any point on the Delaware and Lehi
rivers, between Mauch Chunk, Easion and PHI
del his via Delaware Division aud Lehigh Cans
also, 10 any point on the Juniata river or Nor
and West Branches the Susquchsnns via Schu
kill and Union, or tho Chesapeake and Tide Wa
Canals.
For The accommodation Of Boats coming or
ing via Schuy kill and Union Canals, a Stesmb,
will BE- KEEP, expressly for towing boats from
SchuylkilI around to the Delaware and back, whl
will enable merchants to have their produce de
'eed on the Delaware, and their goods shipped
u saving OF 80 to rs per cent. or tho prices
haulirg acioss,-wnh these advantages they
spectiully solicit q share of PATRONAGE.
w. HEILMAN & co
William Heilmsn, }
W Wlllsm w. keyser,
Joseph Barnet. SPhilsd., May "a, ls42.-
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comprehensive REFORM we wish to secure abund-
ance, knowledge and freedom from anxiety to those
who are poor and harassed by care, and we wish
to give health, security and high order Of moral
and intellectual pleasures to the Rich-who are
now afflicted by debility and disease, by ennui and
lass,ude, and exposed to revulsions and ruin OF all
kinds. We wish to effect the moral, intellectual
and physical elevation of all classes, and We wish
also to carry cut the great reform which would
produce this great and glorious result, withou, dis
turbiug the happiness and comfort of single IN
dividual, or producing any commotious in Society.
This we can do with the aid of our principles
which is proof of their truth, of their complete
ness, of their universally, and of their superiority
over all the one-sded, incomplete and partial re-
forms which are now advocated.
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90 Mrs. Ann La Cross, young married lady,
lately disappeared from her heme at Lansing burgh,
having nothing but her ordinary clothing, and has
net since been heard from. She was below the
medium hight, of fair hair and complexion, and
was dressed in dark calico when she left.
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II Doctor Eurduef's Aecsurcss-Thc second
ed,en OF Docto. Lsrdne complete Course Of Lectures
delivered in the City OF NcwYerk Published and for sale
at this sfce. Price Is cents The subjects embraced IN
tae Lectures are Electncty-The suD-Gaivazisn-The
Fixed sary-Magnetie heedis-Latiiude and Longitude
Bleachirs Tanning-Papniar Fallaeses-Light-Faling
S,ar-Tenpoary slars-HAo,ical Sketch Of Astronomy
Der-seieace aided by Ar-Seeatids Discuyeres-soand
vir.rsea s Of the Rrtnai Ynltais Engines
ef Great Britain and America
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M THE WING ALMANAC AND UsrrED SRArEs REGIS.
TER for the year 1913 spublshed at the ofiee OF the
Ne q York TRIBUNE, in the city, o; New York Price
l2S cents Posmasters and others RENTING one dollar VIII
receive Il copies by nlai
U AS work OF Convenient reference for Families bier
chants and Mechanics Uise States Reeister ard hig
Ass.ae for 1913 will he found superior to which
can be found in the market for any thing like the same
oocy Beside Lift of Henry Clay, complete Calendar for
the States tables of Ecpes ard other astronomical cal
culalons il contains much useful reading matter AZ Is
iound in an ordinary Fifty volume It's Tables OF Pop
na.ioH of the different States and Times of holding Eiec
tsHs AID Election Returns Of all the States are subjects OF
permanent useipness. Every family and every Office and
s.ors il the couny ought have of this useful Work
banging Up convenient place. for convenience OF refer
ence. Price only III cerrs per copy
The Wing Almanac for 1884 will be Published IN the
month of October 1888 and i'll contain an immense amount
of useful reading natter and valuable Political Agricul'u
raI Commercial and Manufacturing Statistics The prce
toS the year ls5, i2f Gents sng!s
- - 'sGREELEY McELRATH,
Tribune Buildings, New York.
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The American Labcrer.

Magazine OF Facts and Arguments illustrating and de-
tending The Policy OF PROTECTION TO HOME IN
DUSTRY in all is Productive branches 1t emboaies ne
ports and Arguments by WALTER FORWARD MAHLoN DICK
vpsox Jo1s KENNEDY, CHARLES HUDSON, WILLIAM
sLApE HARMAR DENNY, a. Fl. H.STuART, E. c. DELASAS'
Horace GgEELEY and many others OF the most eminent
Civilians of our country; with citations from the recorded
opinions of WASHINGTON, JEFFERSON, MADISON NosRoE'
J. ADAMS JACKSON, GEossE CLINTON, y. y.
nv WITT CLINTON W. l. MARCY, &c. &c. in favor OF The
Policy OF Protection and containing vast amount OF vana.
bic Statistics relating the Productions and Manufactures
ofthe United States, found in any other volume.
The work complete in one voume, neatly done up con
tanning an amount Of matter OF deep importance
10 the Prosucing interests of the Country Price One Dol
Lsr Orders solicited by
GREELEY L. McELRATH, Nassau-st
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W The Earthquake on the sth inst. was very
sensbly falt at Washington, Annapolis, Baltimore,
Raleigh Charleston, Columbia, and Savannah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-17

NATIONAL DEBr.-The Loan authorized by
Congress has all been negotiated and now cons,i-
tutes debt of $l2,0O0,00O. The amoun1 of
Treasury Notes outstanding on the LIST February,
lS43, was $1I,731 ,327-whole debt, S23, 731, 327.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-17

RAPID GRowrH.-In 1910 the population Of
Southport, Wisconsin TER. was 3s7; now it is
1882. They have FIVE churches, fourteen stores
and two newspapers. and export agricultural pro-
ducts to the yearly amount of $4,000.
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70 We learn that the dry goods store of Abel
Downs, of Seneca Falls, was destroyed by FIRE on
Thursday morning. Mr.. DIS loss in goods is
about 81 900.
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OA0A BARRELS OF LIME, of the

oUSJA best quality, will be contracted oI, ys ~
part of II, during the coming sea.sa and geoa eiy 49,
and mortgages received ia payment Address aSw
Tribnae osase, VA
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D' The Madisonian says that Mr.. Tyler "has
,tung British pride to the quick" We do not
think that Mr.. Tyler has the means of singing
British pride; but, for singing American pride he
has weapon in his tail like the tine Of pitch
fork. Louisville Jour.
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Social Science.

Political Policy of Association.
We will give in the present article a very brief
outline of cur principles as regards PROGRESS and
CoSsERvAV1sM We ara in
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tG Hon. JOSIAH DUsS, late Sheriff of Cumber-
land County, Msine, and for several years Senator
and Counsellor, died at Poland, Me. on the Sd,
ngaa 65 Ni-
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~ Mrs Mary H. sranwood, Of Cape Eliza
beth, Me-, widow Of abou, 50 years of age, hung
herself in st of temporary arrangement q few
days since.
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S7RlK1ss CurrINas IN CHARcoAL.-This is
said to have been practiced in the Royal Gardens,
Munich, where they use charcoal dust as they
would mould tried it myself, but [ tried my
own usual way at the same time. put my cut
sirgs into my sandy compost, some into clean sand,
some into charcoal, and some into wet moss, CIV
ing them all slight bottom heat, covering them
close with small bell glass, which wiped every
day inside TO get rid of the damp, and kept all
moderately moist. They all struck freely enough,
bur 80 little faith have in charcoal being better
than any thing else, that 1 tried it no more
Those in wet moss struck first. Mem believe
that water is the only requisite for striking plants
and that soil is best which best retains nordln-
ate degree of moisture. l have struck plenty Of
cuttings by only poking the Bottom through a
small hoe in slice of potato, and set it swimming
in our stove tank.
Gardner and Practical Florist.
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~ The National Intelligencer says that Lem
perance is still advancing in Washington. During
the lest sixteen months 400 names have there
been added to the total .hsunence pledge. Com
ittss ha. seen appointed to procure suassr Ptions
Ser The arssioa Of TempaEsnas Hall ia that city.
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5 D3' The steamboat Crescent City was sunk in
the Alabama River on her passage to Mobile, on
the lst inst She had a cargo of cotton consisting
OF about 1900 bales. Several persons, white and
black, severely scalded by the bursting Of her
ss,eaaa pipe. Alarge amount Of specie pa board
Was ssssd, s ~
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20 Ii is somewhat singular fact that the pro-
perry purchased by Gibbon, in Switzerland, viii,
the profits of his history of the Decline and Fall
of the Roman Empire, has fallen into the hands
of gentleman who expends large sum annually
in the PRONUNCIATION of the very gospel which his
predecessor nsidiously endeavored TO undermine;
and that the press employed by Voltaire at Ferney
for printing his blasphemies, 10 now used at Gene
va in printing the Holy Scriptures.
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~ GnAHAm's MAeAzfsE and GoDEr's La
pr's BeoK for March are received and for sale IN
quantities to Agents, Booksellers and Others at the
Office Of the TRIBUNE. @
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NEW GRAss.-Cap;ain Ross, in his narrative Of
his Southern Expeditions, describes grass found
on the Falkland Islands, which promises accord
ing to the account given in the New Farmers
Journal, to be valuable acquisition in all mara
time districts 'Every aaimal here feeds on it
with avidty, and fattens on it in short time. IL
may be- planted and cut like Guinea grass OF the
West Indies. The blades are about Elk feet long,
and frsm to 300 shoots spring from one plant :"
A man will Gu, about 100 bundles in day, and
horses and cows would eat the dry grass from the
tatched roofs in preference to good grass of other
kinds 1t loves a rank wet peat bog. with the sea
spray over it. What is to hinder this grass from
taking possession Of the large tracts on our coast
now producing only worthless coarse salt or bog
erassf 1t is called the russack Grass