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Supposed Murderer Arrested.

supposed Murderer Arrested,
Yesterday afternoon was committed by
Alderman Redman, to await the requsition Of the
Governor Of Maryland under circumstances that
leave no doub, Of his being Adam Horn, the mur>
derer of his wife, in Baltimore county, Nd, the
details Of which horrid tragedy were given in the
papers of this city yesterday morning. He was
arrested BY officers Wolfe and Philips, at the ho-
lei of Mr.. Zimmerman, In Letitia court, where he
came on Monday, and remained ever since, under
an assumed name. From the evid nee before the
Alderman, it appears that on Wednesday he went
10 scrivener with the deed of tract of land, &C.,
situate on the Hanover road. Baltimore county,
Nd, which was conveynance by Andrew Ora.
fner 10 Adam Horn. dated June II, ls42, and de-
sired deed Of conveyance Of said tract, made TO
John Storch, Of Bsl!imor county, Md. His re-
quest was complied with. when the scrivner took
him TO the Office of Charles Gpin, Esqr, Com.
missioner for the State of Maryland, for the pur-
pose of having the paper duly authenticated.
From Horns manner and unsatisfactory an.
swers to Mr.. G's enquiries, he declined attesting
the document, unless Horn would produce ci,-
zen 10 v0Ncn Tor the correctness OF MS stoty &C.
Horn, it appears, afterwards called upon the Rev.
Ohio II. Borgess. of the Holy TriHity Church,
corner of Sixth and Spruce streets, who. with
Horn. subsequently waited upon Mr.. Gilpin,
when the deed was atcsed, and witnessed by
Mr.. B.
Yesterday morning, Mr.. B. upon reading the
sccount of the murder, struck with the cir
cumstances above reced, and from the cores.
pondng appearance of Horn with the description
of him in the papers, Immediately suspected him
to he the perpetra,or of the awful deed. He forth
with gave information to Alderman, Redman, who
at once sets his officer after Horn.
When arrested, he asserted that he was shoe
maker. On the way to the office, he threw away
a taior's himble and afterwards pair of scissors
were found on his person. The clothes he had on
and coat found at the Hotel, are the same de.
scribed.
In his ha, there was found German newspaper
published at Hanover, in York county, upon the
margin Of which was written the name of"An-
drew Helmes," or Helmet" which fact seems to
implicate him in another murder some years since
in Ohio, where the murderer published by the
name Of Andrew Hellman. The prisoner seemed
greatly agi,a,ed throughout, bu, more particularly
in relation TO being sent back to Baltimore. From
all ihe circumstances OF the case there he no
doubt that he is the psrpeirator Of the horrible act
of butchery.-Norh american.
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Katy Did.

Some years ago beneath q vine,
Whose tendrills soft bright roses hid.
sighed, "dear girl, will you be mine :"
She said, "yes love !" so Katy did.
I clasped her to my painting breast,
Nor was the lovers ardor child.
She seemed to love to he caressod.
And 40 returned it Katy did
A blush sufru'ed her pale bloom cheek,
A tear was started to her lid,
Her heart seemed all too full to speak,
She looked VENUs-Knty did
Two years were passed in foreign land,
In search of wealth as | was bid.
When returned 10 claim her hand
She proved iilt-so Katy did
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From the National Forum.
Parody upon Parody.

Oh no we never talk in French,
For Germans all the rage;
Our lips are now forbid 20 read
OF French one single page.
cannot say-"Mon cher ami"
But ola, mein lieber Freund :"
Alas tha, ever such a tongue,
Was made to vex mankind.
| dare not sigh "Penscz a moi"
But hawl"Ach denk an mir"
Or lisp |, "Snyes vous fidele,'
tremble lest they hear.
And if me m'onhiez pas" slips out,
They say "Vergess mich nicht;"
Such awful words my jaws will break,
As "Spreicht," and "Slicht" and "Licht."
And "M'aimcz vous" never hear;
The time has passed away,
When those sweet accents met nv ear
NoU mus, I"Deutsch yer steh,"
And if my hand he gently takes,
My breath scarce can draw
Lest he should say-"Sag. liehst du mich -
And should answer "Yswv'
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northumberland County. ss.

To WILLIAM JOHNSON, Administrator Of James
johnson, late Of Point township, in said
county, decd. GREETING:
VOU are hereby commanded TO be and appear,
ut at Orphans Court tc be held at Sunbury,
in and for said county, on the first Monday of Au.
gust next. and shew cause why the Letters of Adj
mnistrs,ion granted to you by the Register Of said
county, upon the Estate Of said James Johnson,
should not be vacated, and new Letters awarded TO
another person. in order that the real estate of said
deceden, may he sold or so much thereof as may
he necessary for the payment Of their debts, due
from said Estate TO William Donaldson.
Witness, the Honorable CHARLIs G. DoSSEL,
EsaUIRE, President Of said Court at Sunbury,
the 4th day Of A pril. A. D. ls43.
EDWARD OYSTER, Ch. o. c.
Sunhurv, April 90 ls43-4t.
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Orphans Court Sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
of Northumberland county, will be exposed 10
public sale on Sauday the 9Th day of May next,
at the Court House in the borough Of Sunhury to
wit: A certain lot of ground situate in said bor-
ough on Whortlebury street, and marked in the gen.
eral plan Of said town No. 3s, adjoining lot of
Jacob Young on the east. aad lot Of Peter Good
hart's estate on the west, late the estate of John
Epley, deed
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock Of said day,
when the conditions will he made known Ivy
GODFREY WATERS,
Sunburv, April IS. lsi3 At. Admr.
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THE RIDDLE IL.
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT..

Answers to Enismss Of last week.
|. BLACK Warrior INDIANS.
2. PENNSYLVANIA.
3. A THORN IN MT FOOT.
ENIGMA.
am composed of thirteen letters.
My 5, 2, 8, !, is an instrument Of music,
My 7, 10, 2, 5, 6, 10, is a fowl.
My |, Q, 10, Q, is tree.
My ~, 10, 4, 5, 10. 8, is a wild animal.
My II, ., I, i2, &, is to burn.
My 7, 9, 6, is something TO eat
My s, 2, IL, 10, is not to love.
My 6, ., IL, is an organ Of fsound.
My S, 2, 4, is an article Of dress.
My whole, is what every good citizen will not fail tc
do
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NODEE@"

rs hereby given, that on the 18th inst. have
l. sold to Mr. VIM. g. Scott, for which I have re-
ceived payment, tho following personal property,
viz: l Bureau, I Mantle Clock, l Corner Cup
hoard, 30 yards Carpetng, Cutting Box, 3
Swarms of Bees, Meat Tub, l Ash Tub, Ma
hoeany Table, and one Looking Glass all of
which is the property of said William G. Scott
of which the public will take notice.
HENRY DINDINGER.
April 22d, lS43.-3t
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A CARD.

nr.J. w. Peal begs leave to tender his crate
- lul Acknowledgements TO the pcoI e of SunNu Y
and surrounding country, foI their past encourage
ment in the line of his profession ; and would a,
the same time announce TO them, that he s, in
tends to continue the practice of medicine in all it's
various departments, He would, therefore. solicit
a continuance of their confidence and PATRONAGE
He may be found at all times at his office, at the
north cast corner Of Blackberry and D,er streets
unless professionally englged.
SunhuTy, Oct, l.t lS42-tC
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4 Nj f. RICAN ECLEC CTIC
MUSEUM OF FOREIGN LITERATURE.

CONTENTS OF THE APRIL NUMBER.
M ARTIN'S Fall of Jerusalem, an Engraving.
lv Pail of Jerusalem, The Late DR.. Arnold
History Of the Hat, Madame D'Arblay, China and
Christianity, Scene at the Areopagus, Sir James
Clark on Climate, Secret Communication in An.
cient Armies, The Lawyer-hs Character and
Rule Of Holy Life, The American Treaty, Remin-
iscences Of Men ard Things, The Police of Paris
PoErRr.-Sonnet. On seeing Child fall asleep
amid its sport, Something to think Of History of the
Hat. Mnstrel's Curse.
MISCELLANY. .-Professor OF ofMincroosy at Chris
tania, Sonthey, Avalanche, Copyright, Mount Et-
ma, Antarctic Circle, Philanthropy and Fidelity.
ScIEScE AND ARr.-Solar Eclipse, Splendid
Meteor, Thermography, Curiosities, Composition
Of the Blood, Tartar on the Teeth.
OniruAHr. - Lady Cslcou, Mr.. DIummond
Thomas Hamilton, Esq, NJ. Clement Boulanger
NJ. Jovct.
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4 STRAY HORSE. .

GAME to the premises of the subscriber, inns
~ keeper, in Sunbury, on the eth inst, DUN
HORSE, with black legs, name and tail. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove proper
ty, pay charges, and take him away, otherwise he
will be sold according to law.
CHARLES d. WHARTON.
Sunhury, April 22d, lSf3--3t
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MERCHANTS
HOUSE.
No. 237, North Third, nborc CmiomhW ST.,
pUIIADEIP PIIIA

No. 237, North Third, nb0rc CulowhW ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
EOHN DUNCAN, late from the Pennsylva.
% MIA Farmer and Samuel Pike. jr lale of A..
merican Hotel, Columbus, Ohio take pleasure in &C
quainiing their friends and the public generally that
they have taken the large aud commodious Hotel,
recently built by the Messrs. Hart. on the same site
once occupied by the old established Hotel known
as the Bulls Head, in Third street above Callow.
hill st.
This Hotel is finished in the very best possible
manner. ard of the best materials. Its location is
very desirable, particularly for country merchants :;
the arrangements for heating aud ventlla,ng each
room is such to secure any temperature. The
bedrooms all light and airy, all furnished in
neat style, so to insure comfort.
The receiving parlors are also furnished in su.
perb style, the windows the French style,
forming an entrance to a balcony in front, wh,,h
makes pleasant recess. Particular attention has
been given TO the beds and bedding, which, with
the furniture, are entirely new.
From years experience in hotel business. we
trust, by strict assiduiiy tc business, TO make tins
house a desirable stopping place. Our table will
always I've supplied with the very bes, market,
can Afford and our bar with the best liquors and
wines of the most approved brands.
P.S. There are first rate ssbling ind caring e
houses attached to the hotel, attended by ca sfll
and sober hoslers, and our charges will be low, in
accordance with tue presen, hard times.
Philadelphia, Oct 7ih, lS42.
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WiH commence running beipeen Philadelphia
and Pousuiile on the foltoUing days
and hours:
ON AND AFTER MoNDAY, MAY 9, 1912.
Leaving PottsvilIe, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 81 A. NJ.
Leaving Philadelphia, on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at II p. NJ.
Hours Of passing Reading.
For Philadelphia, at lOt AM. ] r.; .,,n
For Pot,sville, at st p. NJ. 5 ''
Between Pot,sville d Philada. $3.50 < $3.50
Between Reading & do. 2,25 81 l,75
Between do & Pottsville, LAO & 100
Excursion TIcKErs-GooD FoR RETURNING
NEXT DAY.
Between Pottsville & Philadelphia, IS 90
Between Reading IL do. 800
Between do. & Pottsvilie, 200
The other passenger trains will as before, at
the following hours:
PLih4elpkiu and PorsriRc.
From Philadelphia, at 81 4. NJ. MI.
From Pottsville, at . =. NJ. "y
Hours Of passing Read,ng
For Pot'sviie, at a. VI. I no,l,
For Philadelphia, at 81 Pm. 5 O"'y'
An The trains will stop for way passengers al
the usual points.
ar All passengers are requested to procure
their tickets before the trains start.
Nav 81, lS42,-if.
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A CARD.

nr. ID. Il. Trites, Respectfully informs the
- citizens of Sunbury and vicinity that he has
moved his office to the building lately occupied by
George Bright, in marke, street, Su bury, where
he may be found at all hours, unless professionally
engaged.
DR. TRlTES returns his sincere thanks for the
encouragement he has received, in the line of his
profession, IN this place. and trusts, hy prompt a.
tenton TO the duties of his profession. and reason-
able charges, that he will continue to receive II
liberal share Of the public patronage.
Sunhury, Oct. lst, iSi2.-tf
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Doctor Jacob R. Masser,

p RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Sun
IL bury anj its vicinity, that he has taken the
Office formerly occupied by DR.. John Peal where
he will be happy to receive calls in the line Of his
profession April 22d, ls43.
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GOOD NEWS FOR AMERICAN YOUTH |
NEW VOLUME
ROBERT MERRY'S MUSEUM.

GUUD NEWS tUk AMERlUAN lUUIHl
ANEW voLuMEo OF
ROBERT MERRY'S MUSEUM,
Edifed by $. @. GooDnIcH, author Of Peter Par
lep's Tales. Commencing January, ls43.
StNCE the commencement of this work-now
~ the most popular juvenile periodical e1tant--it
has e,rr been the aim Of the publishers to make
deserving e he liberal encouragement which has
lc,n extended towards il; and It's subscription list
eyn,rs ,Asr their efforts have been appreciated by
,br ra..c.
uo G, fret lay rr January a new volume viii
commence. tn, character OF tie work will not be
/ -|...,I 90, fsrire win rrrpin me same, and the
.-trrs vr.u.F a-.l.n .s..r irons md the pub
rc ,,s, th.ir ,a rs viii be- ur, asinp to tendr j.
v,,.., + h...rq ramrsraon i,r the Dung. To
nr,r, the srrra .I morality and ruth ia tie vcnths
nl a.a-r 20 in.m ~gruaus principles and motive.
l-,a.Ne mind 20 aj IN tho i.mation OF character,
10 ,uitiyare ra,te 10, .Ce and n, rovement;
and with instruction To blend pleasure and smusea
men,.-,hese have hccn, and will continue to be,
the end and aim of the work Every article will be
thcr,ncbv diccstcI before Il /, admitted into this
work and prea, care will he taken that it shall not
contain anything inconsistent with the object in
view. 1t is designed to be, not Interesting ior inc
moment only, but OF permanent value, and h' 10
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N A n n IE ID. .

On the 25 inst, by the Rev. J. p ShindeI, Mr..
ABRAHAM OrsrER to Miss CArHARINE ZiMMER.
MAN, both Of Augusta township
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"a NT@DHmG GEC

IA Q D. = CT &c
hereby given, that on the 23d day Of April
l. sold TO Peter Pursel and Philip Rem, for which
have received paymoat in full, the following per.
sonal property, to wit: one Gray Mare, two Cows,
one Plough, one Harrow, six Sheep, and two sets
of Horse Gears, all of which is now the property Of
the sid Peter and Philip, and that they have loan.
ed the same to me, and that hold the above de-
scrbed properly as theirs, and in no other way, of
which the public will take notice,
JOHN ARRlSON.
Augusta, April 29th, ls43,-3t
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PRICE CURRENT.

"GOOd Intent Fire Company"
A STATED MEETING Of the Company will
Abe held on Thursday evening next, at o'clock,
at the School House. Punctual attendance is re-
qucs,cd CHAS. NJ. BRUNER,
kpril 90, lSi3. Serrefdry
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Commission & Forwarding Merchants.
Foot Of Willow Street Rail Road,
on THE DELAWARE,
HAVING associated with them Joseph Barnet,
IL late Of Easton, Pa, respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally, that they have ta
ken that large and well known store and wharf at
foot of Willow Street Railroad, lately occupied by
Jarob Martin, where they purpose doing General
Commission and Forwarding Business, and from
the local advantages of the place being connected
with all the public Improvements that have their
outlet in the city, they hat,er themselves they will
be able TO DO business to great, if not greater ada
vantage and upon as reasonable tetns as any other
house. and they assure their friends that any con-
signments made to them shall have their strict ata
tenton, and e1eItiohs spared 20 give entire sats
faction,
They are also prepared 10 receive and forward
goods any point on the Delaware and LehiGh
rivers, between N,uch Chunk, Easton and Phjla-
del hia via Deawpro Divisi n and Lehigh Gar. Ia;
also to any point on the Junjnta river, os Norh
aud West BranchcS o The Susquehanna via Schuy.
kill and Union, or tho Chesapeake ard Tide Watot
Cannls.
For The accommodation OF Bt.,s coming or GO
Jog via Schuyikill end Union Canals, Ste lmboas
will be kept expressly for towing boats from the
Schuykil around to the Delaware and back, which
will enable merchants to have their produce dei-
vered on the Delaware, and their goods shipped at
n saving Of SO to rs per cent. or the prices for
hauling across,-wh these advantages they rea
spcctfuly solicit share of patronage.
w. HEILMAN & co,
William Heman,
w illlem w Kpyser
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HrpHopHosII-seVerslm mid dogs have lately
bsen lied on the outskirts Of PhllsdslPhla.
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.

- - - HA~DI~ o
4 LII persons Indebted to the subscriber pre-
IA vous TO the commence meht of the late port
neIship between him aud Dr. N. l.. Price, are
hereby cautioned to pay their accounts to no other
person bot himself, he has no constituted agent
TO collect them. JOHN b. PRICE.
sunbury, April 22d, 1913,
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Good Will Fire COmpany.''
THE members of the Good Will Fire Com
l. p,ny" are requested TO meet at the Cour,
House, on Monday Evening, May sth, at o.
clock, precisely. Punclusl attendance is required.
April %. ]. II. ZIMMERMAN. S,e.
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n AZEIR A. COX have orders fnm the
west fpr Few hundred bushels liasiefieg
iIsir :, bich ibsy uish purchase if deiivered .o
nov 8
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IRRIGATION.

A FEMALE SEMINARY, ni:der the super
"A Wis on and coruol of the Rector of , nnity
Church, ?arkersbuTg Mood county, va. has
betn opened at his residence. Mrs Windsor,
Ihe Principal, Is lady of great experience, OF
extensive travel and ample 9uallicaIions: she
has presided over similar Institutions IN this
country and Ebgiand, and having resided IN
France for some years Is enabled 10 converss
ddeutiy in fht language Of that country Her
sssistant Mes Stilsoh, comp leted her c .ucalIOn
at al e Patapsc0 ln-ti ute, Md. under the drec.
tionsf MTs Phelps, f-rmerly Mrs Lincoln, and
holds the teal mOnIalS OF that Seminary. As
patronage shall Justify, other suitably qualified
assistants will he added. Over the important
items IN a good educasloD-health, morals, and
manncrs- the eye ola pastor mother and pre-
cepfress will be continually thrown. Especi
ally will this be the case as to the boarders, be-
tween ~ hom AID the other me Iil'trs OF the
establishment will be ordered the rules and
cherished the endearmenfs binding many into
enc harmo NOUS IA Iiy- The boarding DEPART
mes will be entrusted 20 the lady Of the key mr
Sssiih. All The usual branches of a coaipleie
Female education. both substantial and orna-
mealal, viii be taught.
For board, aud tuition in ell the En-
glish branches per session Of 1--WE
n0aths, payable IN advance $500
Washing teach boarder finding their
ow0 towos) per dozs n 0o,36
In this school there will be no other charges
than feg the languages and ornamental studies.
Music per session of five months 5000
Use Of Instrument for practising per
Drawing add painting IO,Gs
Fancy work Of ell kInds each 400
French, Latin, and Italian, each 1000
No pupil will be taken for less term than
one session. less by previous nndeFs aud ng. nd
Il il very desirable 20 have them enter IS early an
ths sessi3nlas pjssibie The vacation Will IN the
month Of September and October. Vocal musiC
will be ane Of The general exercises OF the school
vi hOGs anv axtra Oharge ualeas 10 those VI no 70.
oulrss ) ssons, when the charge viii be 81
or es8OT.
Wood coun W. Va
REFEREScEs:-
SObieski Brady. Esq. wheeling.
Rev VIM Armstrong. do.
De Mr. Craik. Charleston.
Rt Rev John Johns. Richmond CITY
II
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HSAPTIsT HYMN BOOKs-Jua re-
6 - eeived, supply of The Psalms and Hymns
Ol DIR Watts. ssrnsged by DR. RPPnh; with Ia
RIp,os.'. Sselss ton new ediii. For sale cheap bv
nov le JOHN } HASWELh, Union 81.
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TRt STER'S SALE.-In pursuance Of deed
Of Trust txecuied hv Archibald Fisher 20 the
undsfsiRner. bearing date the 24th dsy Of ~ sy
Is4i. and duly rec. rded In the Office Of the
Clerk OF the county, court of Ohio county. yir-
gina. IN deed book No IS. rage l42. shall proc
Gee 10 sell NJ public auction. ON SATURDAY. the
2sth dav OF November is43. at the door ef the
court house OF Ohio COUNTY. in the city Of Vince
ling. the folio wing described part OF lot No
situated on Quincy street. in Michael Grshsm's
addition 20 the town of wheeling. TO wit: the
eastern third part Of said lot. r being forfy feet
IN 'front.' on Quincy street. measL ring from the
eastern corner Of said lot and run ming back fly
feet deep, together with the sppurtenances TO
the same belonging.
dsv.
Terns Of Sais-One fourth cash down, and
the balance in six. twelve and eighteen months.
with lnierest from the LIST of April next. VIII en-
possession VIII be gwen. the deferred pavmen Is
TO PC secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
Selling rs trustee shall convey such title
only TO the pro- erty, a. il vested in me BY "a I'd
deed OF trust. ATKINSON.
nov ts Trustee.
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G,LOTHs, CAssIMEREs and ca-.inels. soy
~ kis,d you " ami, Just 10 sui the times, al
nov Is JB& x B MARSiIS.
"A VERY superior article OF vESTINGS. can he
4 "A has if yun call ssou aI MARSH'S.
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