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yVEsIEEET'S
INDIAN vEGETABLE PILLS

.NOrth Hnc,fcdn t0Hcgc NJ Ff6Nh,
Are now Acknowledged to he The hest Medicine in
the World for the cure Of
EVERY VARIETY OF DISEASE.
EEECAUSE they completely cleanse The sto.
4 p mach and bowels from tn, Sc bilious ard cor
rupt humors which are the cause not only of
Headache, Giddncss, Palpitation of the Heart
Pains in the Bones, Rheumatism and Gcu hut
every malay incident 10 man. SAID INDIAN
NEGETABI r PILLS are u certain cure fnr in.
te,mitlcnt, ,cmii,d. nervous inlamhtory and purjd
Fcvcrs, because they cleanse the p'dy i'cn those
morbid humots, which, when confined to thc clfcu-
mtion are he cause Of al kinds of NENEl'S. so,
also, when the same mpuity is deposited on the
mcmhtane aud muscle, causing r'irs, ulam1-
tcns and ewrlinrs called RllEIN AIISM,
GOTT, &c. Wrirh,'s Trdian Vegetable Pills may
hr relied rn as alwavs crain 20 give r.licr aud u
pcrscvrrcd With. according To dWections vii most
assurc,y, and without fa make perfect Gu ot
| the above panfl alaiics. F,om three to SIX ct
! snd Indian Vegetable Fills t-krn every night 60
| irg 10 bed will il a shout time so completely rd
the hcdy from every thing that Is opposed h health
/ Il a, Rheunaii,m, Gout ard pi" ui every dcscr'p-
/ ,ion, will be Eu rally DRIVEN FROM TIE 30
I DE. For the same reason, when, from sudden
charges of atmo,phrre ar any other cause, the pcr-
! spi'a,ion Is checked, and the humots VIII should
! pas ell hv tn skin are thrown iwhrlly causing
! HEADACHE, GlDDlNESS, nausea aud sick
ness pain IN The b. n,s, wa'ory ard famed cycs
/ sore throat, haarscnc.s. coughs, cousrmIiou~
| rheumatic pains in various parts Of The h'dy, and
| many Other symptoms of CATCHING COLD
/ Wrigira h2iaa vcceioj3c PjN will n'oriably
! give rmedi tc ,licf. Fram tuce to six Of sn'c
/ pIls tok,n every ueht on going 10 bed, VIII ~ d
short time. not or,,v remove MI u, e above unpleasant
SYMPTOMS. hut the body WI. in q short time, h'
restored to even souu'cr lco ihau before.
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As @ OF & s n O C
EAIUT.ASTcET.


FE "a 7 II 4 w ! H I.
ED ESrECTFULll informs his friends and
Ma old customers that he has removed his
BOOT d SHOE ESTA BLISHlTENT
to the frame building adjoining his dwelling house.
between that and Dr. D. r. T,ites' Office few doors
west Of his old establishment, in Market street.
where be intcrds TO carry on The above business
extensively, in all lis royious LrlnchcS.
Being thankful for past ilvofs. he hopes by strict
attention 10 business and liberal charges TO give
general satisfaction and that he viii continue to re-
ceivc a liberal share of public patronage.
Ami Sih. 1873.
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J. .NAXIRNn. JR. & co.

NUWTI VTIU 7 NUUVIV VI WTIWIN IWI VTo'
No. 30 North IlcSf corHcr Of Racc and IHird
NiYtItS
PIllIAbELpHlA.
rl'HE undersigned have formed a CopaTuorship
un lrr the tirm Of i. NNGLAND. in. * Co..
as SUCCESSORS to The late finn of Igc0b .f7ghGHd y
Co.. and Will continue the business at he oil cstn-
hli-hmcut, on Ihct own account. In adduon TO
their own close attention and experience inI many
years in the manufacture Of hcW GET, braed snuff,
&C., the long cXTccuc" Of the senior pahucr q! the
late finn vii h,o he devoted to the intcrc, IT rhr
new couCcrn-and as no cXriron and care will ho
spared To insure their goods At all times Of the We
~ hes, quality, Trey solicit continuance of the
confidence OF the f. ends and customers of the late
firm. THOMAS ADAMS,
J. NAYLAND, in,
pLilal,uhio Nav tth lsl3 -ly
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EAGLE
q "a &B - &C e -
CorR'r of YH,rd and Vine Nlrt,tS,
NUGTTT ElSpnR PA

SsNiiE subscriber respectfully aunounccs to The
4 public. that be his ofcncd a Hotel IN the com
modInus br,k luildlug situate on the conner Of
Third and Pine streets, where he VIII hc happy To-
wait upn those who may favor lin viii their
company, The E,Clr Hotel Is large aud con,cni-
cnl, and furnished ~ tire te-t mutcrn st,le II il
provided with large number of we'll amCl and
comfortable sleeping apartments, rooms private
IailoTs, &c Persons visiting Nihamspor on hui
slness pleasure, may rest assured that every eN
erlion wilt he used To render hcir soiourn at the
"Englr Hoter' pleasant and agreeable. His Table
will be supplied with the very hrsl the market az
furjs aud his tar with he loccs, wines and other
hguors-Charges reasonable. The Eagle Hotel
possesses greater advantages in point of location
than any other similar establishment in the borough,
being situate in the business part of the town. and
within convenient distance of the Count House
and Williamsport and EmiIa Rail Road Depot.
Sufficient Stabling provided, and good and tGusty
osters always in attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and honest Servants
have been smFloy ed, and nothing left undone that
/ will add TO the comfort and accommodation OF his
guests.
| There will he a carriage always in attendance at
/ the Boat Landing to convey passengers to dhd lr"m
| the House, lrce VI chaIGe.
CHARLES BORROWS.
J May l4lh, ls12,-u
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MEpychn ApvKo3ATIor-

OCihc ROSE OINVNI.NT, for V'ttrr.
\ LTHOUGH the superiority of the PREPARATION
over all other. is fully established the pr'prc-
tors TAX. pleasure in laying before the public the
following certificate from respectable physician,
a graduate of the University OF Peunsyivani. Dr.
Baugi having found in this emciv that reel f,r
a tedious and di.ngrrenh' affection which the means
within the range Of his profession failed to afford,
has rot hcsa,td to give il his appreciation, although
the Izcudiccs and Interests Of that profession aIr
opposed to sccrc, Remedies
PHiLAnEIrplA Sept. 70, 1896.
was recently troumtd with tedious hcrpctic
eruption which cove cd nearly ono SIC Of my face,
and extended over the ear. Mr.. Vaughan, propric-
tur of the Rose OiDimcut, Observing my face. 'p,I-,
ted uu nay tying his preparation, Of which be- ham
del me- jar. Although III common with he mem
hers Of nay pr. f..jou, dis.oun'cuaucc md di-ap.
prove oi the numerous uo,iruni~ pdlmCd upon the
public hy iruorau' prr'ruicr-, feel in justice hound
to except the Rose Outm,n' from thar class of me-
d.cncs and to CIV" 1t my appI""nton, as i, entire
~ cured the eruption, although II h I'd resisted the
usual applications. DANlr bAtGil, NJ. d.
CJ The Rose Ointment is prepared hy l.. i.
Vaughan, south Ea,, correr of ThIrj aud Race
Streets PhiIadephia, and sold on ag' nrv IN sun
bury, hy II. b. MA>SER,
MAY Iiih, 1913. AGENT
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-24

Doctor William Wrght-Dcar Sr-lt is with
greet sali faction inform YOU Of .av having been
entirely cured of Dyspepsia, Of five years standing,
hy the use of your l>pI,N NtGETkuLE PILLs.
Prcyious 10 meeting with your celebrated m,d-
cine had been under the hands Of several PhysI-
ciaus, and bad rrird various medicines; but all to
no ctl,cI. After u-lrg one 20 cent box OF lour
Pills. how,vcr, ! experienced So much benefit, tbs,
rc~olvj to pcr-,,'rc in The use Of them according
10 odrtctors which am harry to state, hos result
cd in rrrGcl cure lugra,ltude to You ior the
great benefit have received, aud also in lie hope
that others similarly afflicted may be induced 10
make tal ct Your cXrau,din1iy medicine, | scnd
you tins statement with full liberty To publish the
same, il You huk pr per. Yours, &c.
New York June -, iSlI. &C. BLACK.
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u. I'D. w aters.
CMN VA M MMMH
Dr. J. ~. eNeRS,SER.

u ESPECTFUbJY informs the citizens of Sun.
IL bury anI its vicinity, that he has taken the
Office formerly occupied by DR.. John Peal, where
he will be hoppy to receive calls in the line Of his
profession. April 22d. lSi3.
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BANK NOTE LIST.
PENNSYLvANIA.

The following lis, shows the current value Of all
Pennsy ylvano Rank Notes. The most implicit re-
lance may lie placed upon it, as !, is ererg Weeh
carefully compared with ard corrected from Bick-
nnll'. E,.r.,rInr
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Daniel n arick
FL

EL LASKSMI : =.
ME EGS leave tn inform the citizens of Sunluty
"a n and its vicinity, that he has commenced the
RLACKSNITUING BUSINESS,
in Market street. Sunhury, east of John Bogar 4,
store and directly opposite the post Office, where he
intends to carry the business in all its various
branches, including, Turning Making pm bpuS
and EEptjc Springs, Ironing Carriages, wih Er.
tension or iSaHdi"g taps, Staring Horses DC.
Order, viii I've promptly and punctually attended
TO- and work done cheap, for cash or country pro.
ducc.
ur Horse Shocirg done at 8 per set.
Sudbury, April 18th, lsi3.-ly.
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INV ORR, - ~, ~ lNtl'
This j. to certify that | h1Ne used WnIGnr's
E>rAN NiGirApLL PIrls with the greatest heuo-
tit: having cn,iryly cured myself of tie frequent at
tacAS oG SICK H,ada,hc, 10 " hi,h had previously
le,n subject. ANN MARIA THOMPSON,
392 Greenwich street \, y.
TO Mr., Richard D,nuIs, Agent iOr NIghts in-
dau Vegetable Pils
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plTER DEVICES,
4 a S L w "A. II. L r,

No. II talIOWhlI Nlreci, FhlIadCIphIa
{ Three doors abore Second.
GtHOE Findings always kept on hand, which be
- offers for sale ON the Lowest terms. County
Merchants are particularly to call and judge io'
themselves.
Philajelqhia, Noyom per 10, Is4?.-ly.
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S=EySSLITE ESL-SiE.
4 y anic'c unequalled for cleaning and giving a
u highly durable aud most brilliant polish TO sil-
yer, German silver, Brass, Copper, Brllania ware,
I'm. Steel Cutlery, and for restoring the iustre Oh
vanished carriage, &c. TRY n.
Prepared aui sold at wholesale and retail, by the
Susquehanna ChrysoIite Polish Company, Owego,
TIoga county, \. Y.
WA. FORSYTH, Agent Tor Norhumd,
II. b. MASSER, Agent for Sunhury.
November 20th, 1912.
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WyIE. ~ .E5T,rlIE.G.lT e. CO..
-. So f@-2.2z -'N
Commission & Forwarding Merchants.

{ Commission & Forwarding Merchants.
Foot cC UWo,c N'rcd Raj Road
oN Tur lFLk~tnr.
II IANING associated with ,hcm Joseph Barnet
late ol Eastou. Pa.. rrsrcctfjlly inform tncir
ir'erd- and the public craIy, that they have ia
ken ia : lug, and wei known store and whi.f al
fo,t Of Willow street Railroad, lately orcupie Ivy
Jacob Naun, where they purpose doing Gcnrral
Commission and Forwarding Business ami i'cm
the local advantages Of tie plac" hriu- couu,cl
with n lie public Improvements that havr thrr
outlet in the CITY, they n1ucr thcmsel,cs they will
he able tp 10 business as great. if not eater adj
vantage. and upon as reasonable terms any other
house. ard they assure their friends that any con-
silumcnts made to them shall have their strict at
t5uton, and no excroms spared to give cnlle sats-
fic'iOn.
They are also prepared 10 receive and forward
goods To any point on the Delaware and Lrh'eh
rivers. between Mauch Chunk, EasIon aud rhIla-
Gel, hll, via Delaware Division and Iehgh Can,l-;
also Ia any point Oh the Junin,a river, or North
and West Brarchrs OF the SuSquchlnnl via Schuyl
kin aud Union, or tho Chess pcakc aud Idc W 1tcr
Canals.
For he accommodation Of Boats coming or 90.
ing via Schuyki and Union Canals Steamboat
viii he kept expressly for towing boats from the
Srhuy XIII around to the Delaware and back, which
will en- ,hlr merchants to have lhcir produce deli
ye,cl on the DE aware aud ta"ir good, shipped al
a saving OF 80 to : ) per cent. on the plccs fn
hauling nc .o-s,-wi'h these advantages they re-
sp,cgiuily solicit share Of Ga'rounge
". HEILMAN & co.
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5zichaci Weaver 81 son.

ROPE rTAXEEIS & SHY CHAMBERS.
No. 3 NorM Uu|cr Street. PhiiodLptia
Il y AVE cons au'ly on hand general a~snr-
q Il ment of Cordage, Seine Tniucs, &c, viz:
ard Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, Manil-
Ia Ropes, To" Lines for Canal Boats. Also, al
complete assortment of :, inc TwiucS, &c. such aSi
Hemp Siad and Herring Irvine, Best Patent GIN
Net Irvine, Cotton Nhad and Herring Twirc, shoel
ThrcajS &c. sc. Also, Bed Cords, Plough Lines ).
Halter, Traces, Cotton and Linen Crprt Chains,
&c. all OF which they will dispose OF on reasonable
tcims.
Philadelphia. November -, lSi2.--lv.
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The best method for the Abolition Of Disease
is to cleanse and purify Me Body.
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eYn ~ ryrS .
OF EVERY nEHrRIrTION.

NEW ENGLAND OIL COMPANY.
No. 80 North Water Street. Phila.
EH ANEFACTURER- and dealers in Oils Of
W. every description both for burning and
nanuac ur,nr purposes whIrh will he sold much
lower than lhoy can he procured elsewhere, and
warranted in quality to equal any in the city. Any
oil sold 'y 'h company rot proving rs Ielrcscntcd,
may be rrlnrurd wthnut any expense 10 the pur-
chaser, aud the money will lie refunded.
Their stock now ia store consists OF the following
oils yi2:
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-08-27
A MODERN CALIPH or BAGDAD.-We fin

A MODERN CALIPH or BAGDAD.-We find
the following good story going the rounds
credited to the n. Y. Herald:
Mayor Harper is accustomed to traverse
the ward in which he resides ncopnto, in
the fashion ofthe respectable eastern rulers
whose curious adventures are related in the
tales of the Arabian Nights. The other
Sunday he started out TO see if al the small
grog shops were closed a nd approached the
private entrance to one of them, kept by an
lrlshman, who knew the modern Caliph OF
Bagdad through his disguise. His Honor
knocked a, the door, and out cams the Irish
man,who pretended he didn't know the MAY
or from Adam.
What the devil do We wan,?' asked the
Irishman.
ooh, | want TO get in-don't you sell IL
quor herc? replied his Honor.
sOch, git out, you nfarpal Sabbath brea-
kerr shouted the lrishman, don't YOU know
that his Honor the Mayo, has shut us all up
on this blessed day--yes, you ought to be
ashamed ofyourself.' aud SO saying he shut
the door in the Mayors face; but JUS, as his
Honor was turning away the door was open
cd again. and the IsishnaH shouted out
: But say, neighbor, you can 90 over to 81
derman Cozzens' at the 'Merican in Broad
way, and swg your belly full, ha, ha, ha,
and then pat returned 10 replcnish the cups
of select party of his friends, who were
drinking Dan O'Connelrs health i'm tho back
room OF the shop.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-08-27

SENECA LAKE. have converscd with
several of the Oldest inhabitants Of this
place. Geneva. who have related some
curious facts respecting Seneca Lake,
which may not be uninte resting to you and
your readers. First, that this lake has a
regular tide; in other words, that it rises
seven yeaIs and then falls seven years.
Also that frequent attempts to ascertain
its depth have proved unsuccessful. In
1910, several gentleman who went out for
this purpose, found to their astonishment,
upon letting down a bottle filled with fresh
water, corked and sealed, on examination,
after il was drawn up, that the water was
salt, although the cork was not moved nor
the seal broken.-The letter e. c. the cork
and bo,tlei is accounted for in Philosophy,
but the former. (tho salt water) was
subsequently shown piece Of salt that had
formed in one Of the boilers of steam mill.
where they use the Lake water. And
lastly, that this Lake never freezes excep-
ting in extreme cold weather, 40 that the
steamboats, run all winier-During the
very cold weather in January last, it was
frozen for about two miles from the foot.
but the ice and cold weather give way to-
gether.
Tho above traditions. if may call them
so, give MS they were told to me; but do
not vouch for their truth. Cor. ofhe Jour.
Of Com.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-08-27

The Rocks AT AMosKEAG-A Curiosi-
ty.-The rush Of water, at certain seasons
Of the year, over the ledge of granite that
extends nearly across the channel of Mer-
rinack river, at the falls mile above the
Manchester mills, has wrought holes in
that ledge of singular form. and which are
worth an effort 80 see. The Merrimack,
at that place, when the stream is swollen,
rushes over the ledge with righllul rapid
ty-makng a sight and uttering u sound
at once grand and almost deafening. Liv-
ing however, even at the distance of only
eighteen miles therefrom, it was only on
the 4th Of July last, that we learned the
fact OF the action Of the water when high,
had there worn a multitude Of cavities Of
circular form, and differing in size from
the diameter of four quart measure to
that Of flour barrel. These holes are as
regular in form as the aperture through
which grain passes under a milestone, and
OF depth from a few inches to three or four
feet. The question arises by what process
were they made, and what time has besn
required for the work. The first inquiry
is answered, we are told. in this wise: that
small pieces Of the ledge, or smoother
stones, of few pounds weight, from the
stream above. such is the power and velo-
city with which the water rushes down the
declivity. were long ago carried upon diff
ferent portions of the ledge and. being
lodged in positions sufficiently secure 20
guard against being washed away, and still
left exposed TO the force Of the stream n,
high water, has been kept in horizontal
rotary motion, until this action, through a
period of time which cannot be determined,
has affected the phenomena spoken Of
There are many holes, and the lesser
stones, by which the cavities were worn,
lie at the bottom Of earh Of the assures ; at
rest, of course, when we were there--and
only TO be set in motion at the next rise Of
the s,ream.-N. Hampshire Statesman.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-08-27

New STEAMBoArs.-Theb building Of sew
eral new boats has, we learn, already been
projected, for the ensuing winter. Cap.
PRATT, long and favornbly known MS mas.
ter of the Wayne. and Capt. d. W,LKEsoN,
known as part and parcel of the Perry,
both intend building boats Of the large,,
class at Perrysburg. We also learn tina,
It is in contemplation to build first class
boat. 10 be commended by Capt. A. HIATT,
who, since the sale Of the Cleveland, has
been out Of business.
Capt. G. w. ArPLEBY ha. purchased the
controlling interest in the Steamboat Lex
ington, and will hereafter take the com
r1and, vice Capt. JONES.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-08-27
An EASY WAY To TRACE GENEALoG,r

An EASY WAY To TRACE GENEALoGuEs.
If you have no distinct knowledge of your
ancestors, their habits. principles and oc-
equations, get nominated for some promi-
nent office, and the opposition prints will
give you your genealogy TO the far;hest re-
move. They will tell you what your great
grandfather preferred for dinner, whether
he wore plush or velvet breches. and
whether, like Old Grimes, he used to wear
long black coat all buttoned dow before.
whether in the morning, he drank S,oug-
tons or Webber's Eitters, or neither.
whether he was a Calvanist or a Methodist
or Baptist or an Episcopaian. whether he
usually attended church all day or only
half day. or rot at all. whether he was
professional man or mechanic, whether
he was saint or sinner, in short.
whether be was wise man or fool; and
then draw the conclusion whether his decen-
dants inherit his good or bad qualities, or
both or nei,her-Bost. TrarclIer
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-08-27

A Desperate Woman.--A woman. nam
cd Harriet IIarliu, was brought before
Alderman kedman, in Philadelphia, on
Monday. charged with beating her hus-
band. Whilst in the Office. she became
sHasPerated at some remark Of her hus-
band, and bounced upon him with the fero-
city Of panther. but only gave him few
blows. when the officer inierfered. She
turned upon the latter, ard struck him a
blow on the side Of the head. in a scienti-
fic and skill(ul manner which laid him fiat
on tho hearth. The Alderman then inter
ier'ng to preserve the peace. she flew q:
him with open hsads, tore off his specia-
cles, and used him rather roughly. She
was subdued, finally, with some exertion,
and committed, in defaul. Of bail, to prison.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-08-27

The most gratifying piece of infcrma-
ton by the Hibernia steamer is the fact
that the news Of the rejection by the U. S.
Senate of the treaty Of annexation with
Texas, was received ia England with tho
most unqualified appreciation. This is the
first legislative net, we venture to say. Of
this country, WHICH has the good fortune to
meet with tho unqualified appreciation
OF the t" Home Government since its UNI
bragg was excited by the audacious and
con'un'scicus proceedings Of the continent
tai congress. Happy country TO be at last
restored TO favor. Thrice happy Senate
to have heen the medium Of appeacement
and pacihcation
". o. Bulletin (,oi;g paper)
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-08-27

A sad accident occurred in a German
family in this city, yesterday. from the
improper use OF fire arms. A young man
presented gun n! his sister, n young lady
of 30, playfully remarking IN shoe,
YOU" and pulled the trigger The charge
entered the lower jaw and wen, through
into the left shoulder. She is shocsinglv
wounded. but i, is hoped will recover
The brother, who did not know the gun
was loaded, is quite frantic. -Newark Dali
cy Advertiser.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-08-27

LIBERAL ANb ToLEnAST The las,
Jonesooro' TENNESSEE Wing, edited by
a delegate to the wing convention a, Bal
''nofe, Contains the following editorial ex-
preston.
Our opinion is that there is to be no
peace in this vast country, TIL the Nor
mons and Catholics are exterminated.