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The New York herald., 1844-12-12

WE, the undersigned rsqaest Mrs L. Bishop to deliver
~, dcourse ON the logathsring OF 1I ell ia Columbian
MI n, Grani street. Thursday Eveang the 2th
copy Of the letter, written BY ~ L. 70 NJ NJ No.h. in
ans s.r 10 made by in fh oid~ay Tabernacle for
female help NC Ia the nseza ion n connection With the
resi- a'io ithc jews. Ao, tie genemsn answer, and M.
= MIR, NJ A seager, Mr., l. Holmes NJ $. NJ Gwynne, Mrs.
Stone. 7'' 80. -
m B. In compance with the above request M. L. Bishop
WILL the Lord willing attend Colum Hail. 265 Grand a.
OF THURSDAY evening" 2i inst at O'Clock Free
Ahe public are respectfully invited, dl 3tiss srrc
CUMBERLAND COAL FAWN A~H-Tbe Subscriber
s prepared receive orders the above
quality Of Coal direct from vessel yard lie Cumberland
Zeal IS bum its nature burning freely with blaze
br no so9 or smoke and has beea pronounced superior the
Liverpool Orel oI by Of chems in EpxIand
and America The subscriber has received the first and only
cargo shipped 70 his market since the compeon the Com
pany's road. Apply to 4. STOKES DICKINSON,
-, No. iO7 Anthony st, Of Broadway Tabernacle.
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GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE.
ERATURE AND ART.
For January, 1915.


ALI CO C1M MaPf'TTg'Tffs}WN PETTTffoN 'nnaa'y pEp2Ep.
Mss Il Ros. Ms.sss y and aF
American Battle Grounds, No. IV--Monmouth Battle
Spissda Indian an, Prairie seeass.
list Of Illustrations single number of magazine unp,r
fss s.. II mas ss afs
dence Of AL the nnambypambMyism IA vi ofthe day.,
Fenmose cooper, author Of The spy"Pioneer "The
Hon. X Paudng, author of "The Dutchman's Flreside"
M ssas''w author Of v0'ee' Of the Night
p.sT; g. Street author of "rs punn. Of Schenectady and
0ths1 Ernest rseHs ,u,ho, Of
J. PETERSON . -, .s'%a" Des'm''0' etc.
Mrs.. Ann St,eshers s,r author cfcMary Derwent "se
"j9snn. e siciiy.S.te ''''''''''@' S''''''''
Mrs M a' He,,;,,
Na,s.s;ns mrs D. =. a,fsm ihomas'
2 }ohn = Il W5;@yn;. sIy,s'
Gsoi George H. oSa%si Graham
Original Papers.
N Monclogues no T Among the Mountains by Cosmorole
si%iis, iiSs''i", BY Mrs, B. i:%fs + TSama. m Lowell
The Child =. aud Lptc, by C%aharne aha Allan.
Book Of soes,. ' " Henry. i"rs " if Ioas tow.
Sketches Of Naval Men, Msanchon TAYLOR wool.ev by J.
Kenmore Cooper - '' "o's'' ~ =
Hope by Rev j. r. Brame
Peep Within Doors by Fanny Forester
To Nav of Ksniuckv Nv Mrs M NJ Usw;,,
The Blind Fiddler Of New Amsterdam, by j X. PauIdng
The Batti,.(io Of America M iVmWannar,h hv
Charlie. j. Petefson - ' -
The Nun of Leicester. by Mrs. Ann s. Stephens
KfUHic of NeW Books.
Drama oi xiie and Othe Poems by Elizabeth D. Barrett
nature ana Az, roem by w iliam W. Story
american Wd Flowers IN Their Native Haunts, by Emma
rm6ury. -
lhe History Of the Puritans, or Potesant mss,
", ~ ~ IN III Nedi -, VII; GNAHaM,
NGw SCHOOL of French Ge man, Italian, eek, Latin
ancient Proesso from Paris now ononed n N. Ne Yrt
ceom Lispenard street Corner Of Broadav sevr M Po
Messrs Adolnh ScIwob mn II "A III. Norna .chn,i ~ -
Professor ia New York; Gilleronancent Professor
IRON iars have Offered their services 10 Institution
rtnch the ngoags Of the school, German, I liam Eng
sn u,tes Lam, WIZ ue Aus ~ ~ besides Mathematics,
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GRAND GRAFTON AMI CONCERT.

FULL ORCHESTRA.
Of Fidelity ent No. 2 O. Of r., on Thursday Even.
ing Dec. ls' 1874 IN Br0Ad%Iy XT tabernacle
ORHTfi,N ii6 Is; y,nshes,ra niasr
i-A,;Mad Otto Fn.sis-"se Grudls ii eor'
2-sc,na RondoyMad Bu,kh.li,.aOmbr. ado. D0"'1s''
ra aspett., nelP Opera kom.o 2 Guiletta Znare
S-Cavatina-. signor A.tognni-nelP OIega La
Gemm.a ~ T.Igy gy...-........ Donizet
5-Ara-NlrJ Jones-From the Enchaotei Horse : . .Jone.
t-kavorie French Rondo-5ig De Bcgns "Ja de
larsen", arranged and composed by. De Begnis
S BSshss s ss .v M
Hslib,rs i:ecoad appearance, 'o'"'''a
2-Smg-Nss TAYLOR, Thy permission OF MIR.
3-BaadMr Lovely woman -. - jones'
4-D9etta B9fa-Alad Quo aud Sig de Begins from
!,f, ne ee,sotit lo Vpera u Fanatico Ia Musca, -
s-Bnoss ssnaniIico, c siyao ta monde Balf.
6-Cayatna SigeoIina Boreh-se. In questo Sea-
7-spns-s. Tayo1 TSTds WSS.n DSi,.st ..s,,
a-Iyroean-Mad Burkhardt, There is no home
sDue,to ntagnini sanauirico. a:p
oHo il r.ad:; Of the oIcbe.i5s psn'1e
Tickets 50 Cents eacho be Obtained a, the PRINCIPAL Music
and Bookstores and ofhe Committee Johu Davis Office
q oeatr- stree George r. Hopper is Mulberry sreet w
Same ia sa vsa st.; j. G. Dss. So Catsrine street; and
at the door the Of the Concert Doors open Ga
O'Clock; exercises to commence ~ o'clock
dill 2tsIc
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NOVA SCOTIA POTATOEs--A very superior article,
suitable Tor family constantly hand and for sale In
ots 70 yuit, ~ No, n South y yup stsiu d. iwissso
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FAikik IIiEATytE.

FAisix TIiEATytE.
MR. FnAzEn ik AsB BohEAiSR MR AHS al HEs sE'o'S IN
THIS EVENING, Dec. l2th, lsaa. will BE- presented
ss q ls
70 eoseiSas s wHh aiii1f x.IaS.iS s THE WONDERFUL
80 eeas-rn % cenu-Gallsn 3. crul..
PALNO's Nr.W YOIt,. OPEKA HOUSE.
u Hsf ls ofa ss ~s sxA t. o s
Csaerntoa, slgnora pco. Don kam Sig Anlozniui; Ian
Ao.tsss: sr, rs 81, second Tier 80 Gus
srAsoS iicKErs Seats be had the Boz Of
Doors open u performance to commence a, TX O'clock
Ss; eau ID s sS 4. 4 h NJ L0''os in and
CiitCUs-BOW EltY.
r-fhIaT.Es AE%EHN EIItS;o.3 NItMS3N !. .ASb ExENINo. -
o''''1; SoS S,'sf ~ lksHHF. < y i: As'.
And 81 4h sIvEs " es os%ssS"s the
nUNION's TaEAIKE.
ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
E !SSE I'll ,.:;
AMaddin Az Booth Axr MIR johnston; Ka1rac Mr. Barnes
:, To conc,aae with i iiE YELLOW DwARF-Dwarf. Mr.
so.sl. hE o. me tn Dess MS 1si.; E A.ma Ss Khan Mr.
EXuI-Il UN ! + The
NEW YORK uAi LEnAtuF FINE ARTS,
Corner Of Broadway aSd Leonard s;rs-n the Saloon Of The
WILL 0PEN dsring this day and being Thanh
~ giving Day, also the eyenns, he Aca- -emy having
hner lay Ioaned - h Association IF another
viii be hung with epkravnks and opened diy
bels and visitors.
Tek e nemb r.hip epttliag the person named 10 free
admAioa u the G.isiy for lfe Oae Dollar. Ad mt
other visito,y, rs ceats ltsr.c
UNION RIFLEMkN'S BALL.
THE NINTH ANNUAL BAL L Of this company will tske
place at Tammany hall on the 10th December next.
In making the necessary the mittee have
been instructed to palms, and confidently
III, company this occasion will surpass all thar former
efforts.
Tickets ST. may be obtained OF the following committee
Capt 5. 3. Parker, 50 Greenwich st.
Lieut.. Muckeridge, Spring st.
Ensign ! lis, llS Division st.
Seigt. Bovte, 22I do.
Whitman, 256 Bleecker st.
Paynton, Smi ST.
]. Gillhoo ey, 10 Nassau
VIM. Brooks, 60 Fulton st.
A. w. Barnes, ISt Chatham st.
II. Walker, 35a Grand st.
die 2t.ec wM. H. BovEE sec'y.
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FINDERS BoADs-5 tons Of Binders boards for sale BY
- PERSEE- * BROOKS.
dl0rc No. 65 and 67 Nassau st.
pOTATOES-3OQ bushels Lancashire cup rotatos OF yery
extra quality landing ship Siddons, from Liverpool and
dIo ~ X COLLINS s co, So South st.
pQTArOEs-5oo buaheIa very superior riah Potatoes,
landing 81 sip siddons, from LsepoOl aad for sals 10
d E.k COLLINS 4 CO. /. South ..
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A UCTlON NOrCE-Sal. OF an entire stock of Valuable
Watches Jewelry and Fancy Articles, BY order Of he
Exscutor of the lat. III. T.. Comngs. Friday, 01s
o'clock "a the sale, Rooms II Spruce street Catalogues
ready sale peen TORI The t,sde and Others win find this
IL moAhs. THOS BELL Auct
dll Itsrc
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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.

= n ~ v q Nd L
NNOUNCE 10 wholesale and retail purchasers that they
"A have received by late arrivals 81 Cass their supply Of such
goods as they are accustomed TO import suitable for the Ho
days comprising an assortment larger splendid and
more complete than that Of the last season.
As their first determination has always been 10 keen articles
Of the very best possible quality and finish and the latest and
most select Styles they that they sometimes fail
TO receive the credit they desire TO merof selling cheap
them that purchasers o Of te or,
their determinations and they confident that
and comparison goods and prices will result
hatthey procure more elegant, better and perfectly
Broadway. dll ix III rrc
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SALESMAN WANTtD-A youug m Il accustom 70 the
- Oe erh Fancy Hardw Feach Importing bu j.
wanted e. act i the above opacity make msrif rally
useful Unqu iiiel references required Address by letter
4 IN bhte I Ohre dlS
A Gr.Si ia;s.L rnLs.H tAMiLf rslllDg Is aaway.
or immedte vic between Jhambes all Streets
who eau furnish aud board for Young gentleman at
moderate price, address H. H. Lower Post Oce ting
Terms anu LOCATION. di2
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-07

CAIN is generally called the first murderer, but
some call him the first soldier others might call
him the first physician, as the three terms are con-
sidered synonymous.
Frederick the Great must have destroyed great
many thousand lives before he became SO proficient
in the art of killings yet, when in the presence of
his own physician he resigned his laurels to the
NJ d., and surrendered all claims to superiority
over him in that department. Napoleon in his
fatal Russian campaign, destroyed about one mil
lion of human beings, and we call him a hero !
DR.. Brandre,h's Vegetable Universal Pills have
saved the lives Of at least half that number, aud
when the properties of his medic ne shall he duly
appreciated, he will receive the thanks of his fellow
ci,izens richer gift than either titles or crowns.
In order to secure the medicine in its purity, he
has excluded druggists from any participation in
its sale.
UjT Purchase Of II. b. Masser, Sunhury, or Of
the agents. published in another part Of this paper
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=" Va n EE q

VINHE ladies 90 the First Presbyterian Church of
Z Northumberland will. hy special request on
the part Of many, reopen their Fair, in the house
of John Lesenring Esq, opposite the Bank, on
the 10th div Of September next. Dinner will be
pr 'vlded for the accommodation of those from a
broad 4 room and dinner will also he furnished
for ladies' from distance, il heng understood that
many expec, to re present. The proceeds Of din
ncT and Fair to re appropriated TO the Is, Pre>hy.
tedIn Church of Northumberland, now in the pro-
Gress of erection. Aug. 81, 1874.
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Middle creek within one mile There Is saw mill
en- the tract Of land adjoining, at which the timber
oi THIS tract can he wrought into boards and other
s'wed stun-Price, 5000.
J9 in consideration of the scarcity of money at
tins time, will sell any all the above property on
terms to suit the times; and in case cash be offered
a reasonable deduction will be made Further par.
tculars may he obtained by addressing the subscri
ber at Selinsgrosc Union county, Pa.
II. w. SNYDER.
Sclinsgrovc. August 3, lSii.-3m
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~QRvEH0wC~

FINIE Ladies of the True Firs, Presbyterian
l. (Old SchooD Church in Northumberland will
have a dinner prepared on Tuesday, the ION of
September, in the second story of the Market
House, for such oi their friends may proper
to favor them with their company on tha, day. The
p poceeds for the benefit of the True First prrshy-
teriau Church in the bor ough of Northumberland.
AUGUST 81 1874.
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Milton, August "a, 1914.

OF ToB,cco, the duty paid in Great Britain
on 236S0,000 ponnds, or about $1,000 hhds
consumed there in the last twelve months, was
about Twenty Millions of dollars,-being pro.
badly as much was paid in the United States
on all articles imported from Great Britain du-
ring the same period.
The present duty on American FLOUR in
Eng LAND, were it worth but eighteen shillings
per barrel, is nearly eleven shilings--So much
for Free Trade
The importation of CoTroN Goops into the
u. States from England during the lasttwelve
months according to the British official returns,
is double as much as in the preceding twelve
months.
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A II 4 II Nj
paSOk @AnoIu1

'S 49, - 49, ~ --9 ~-AS
NJ be sold at private sale. the Real E,la.,
W OF Samuel Bloom, late of Augusta toy. n.hip.
Northumberland county, decd, cont aiming one
bundled and scvcnty-nlue acres. and allowance.
on which Is erected dwelhns house and barn. a
wen OF water near tie door, saw mill and TWO
hearing olehaidf About ninety acres of sal land
"c e'ea'tu' Twelve acres of which are meadow
ianu' aTd tie remainder well tmbered.
II me above described property is uot sold at
Trlvate sale, it will he offered a, public sale, on
Tuesday, the first day of October next, on the pre-
misses.
For further particulars, inquire of the subscri-
hers, in Augusta township, Norlh'd. county.
Sale To commence at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, of said
day, when the terms will be made known by
JACOB BLOOM,
DANIEL BLOOM,
Augusta, August 10, lsll.-3t EA'Is.
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Totals
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office Of fheBALTIMoHE AMEIcASR, SEP. ..
for shipment, to the British Provinces, which cnu-
sed further advance to-day of cent or two per
bushel-The rates were at so s5 cents for good
to prime reds and at 10 a so cts. for ordinary 10
good. Sales OF Corn at 40 A cts. for white, and
al 43 cts. for yellow. We quote Oats at 20 81
cents, which is a sgh, decline.
WHISKEY.-The stocks are very small, and
holders firm. Sales of bbls at II cts. and Of
hhds. at 23 cents,
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VOLUNTEER CANDIDATE,
The Philosophical
WASHING MACHINE

uNHIS WASHING MACHINE, PLAIN aud sim.
l. pie in lis construction, cannot fail to find its
way into every funny when IT'S real value becomes
known. The price (slx dolrs) is fixed Mt the
lowest rate III order to enable every family to obtain
one. The inventor guarantees that il will not re-
qure more than one fourth the usual quantity Of
soap--1hat it will wash in one.third the usual
time, aud what IS matter oi great importance, the
wear and tear is NOTHING, at least little. that
II is not pcrccpuhe, that finest black worstcd and
woolIcn can hc washed, If necessary, in the same
suds Aith linen and cotton This may seem -irange
to those who do not know the principle upon
which Il works. Ii is the on'y machine ever in
vented that washes upon the principle of the fc-
tIru of water alone. All others wash upon the
principle OF friction ruhhlng, by bringing the
clothes IN contact with some part OF the machine
Independent of the gIeat saving of labor, economy
should hiring it into general use. The poor man
cannot afford to do without It, while the rich man
viii use II TT convenience. If nothing else Large
fmIs will save fum five tn fifteen dollars a wear
soap alone, aud less Than 80 pei cent. in the
and If clothes, besides the great saving &c
labor and expense in washing. The subscriber will
guarantee that 1t will perform all th,t he has stated
If properly US d. lie has secured from the paen.
tee, the light to Northumberland, Union, Lycoming
Columbia, Luzcrne anl ChnIon counties.
H. b. MASSER.
Suubnty limo % 1874
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OrptlarlS' Court sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
l. of Northumberland county, will he sold at pub
lie sale, on Saturday the llth day of September
next, on the premises, L. wit: certain tract of
land situate in ShamoKin township, in said county
conaiulng 80 acres more OF less, on which is erec-
ted log dwelling house, barn and other buildings ;
late the estate of Solomon Persng, deed. sale To
commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Of said day, when
the conditions OF the sale will be made known by
EMANUEL ZIMMERMAN,
Sunbury, Aug. "a, ls4i.-4t Admir-.
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ON SATURDAY, l4th OF SEPTEMBER

RALLY DEMocRArs! Rally Fiecmcn. Rally
Bre,bern Rally from the Pines of gallant .OLD
IYCOMING." Rally little CLINTON, the gl y.
riou, Banner county of,be district, RaIy down.
trodlcn bu, patriotic Democrats Of UNION Rally
>vour leo;ons NORTHUMBERLAND Come
on. We noble sons Of the "Sr,u or THE Nonru ="
All comc with the family , Come one. came all :
Come old come younpl All 10 the rescue,
To our brethren of ali sections We send greeting
and we shall he Glad TO welcome Won among u.s.
Come on Democrats will aIways do their duty
Hon. James Buchanan,
Pennsylvana's gifted and talented favore son, has
written to u.s. "th,t God willing he will be here
no day can suit him better. Who will not spend
ONE DAY to listen to that eloquent champion of the
peoples rights.
We have also invited the following abe speakers
10 attend VIII
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Country Merchants.

THE Subscribers respectfully invite Country
4 Merchants who are about TO purchase Fall
and Winter Supplies, to an examination OF theii
respective Stocks, believing that their several
sentiments complete as have been Offer.
ed in the Philadelphia Market.
With stocks of Goods in their several Depart
ments of the choicest kinds-a determination to
sell terms which canno, fail to prove satisficto>
ry--and disposition to please old and new custo.
mcrs, will, we hope, he sufficient inducement TO
purchasers to call at our respective establishments
Silks and Fancy Goods.
w & Il p Remington 80 Market Street
Ashhurst 4 Remington so
Buck 81 Potter ll6
Yard 81 Gilmore 100
Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods.
Reynolds, Mcfarland & Go lO5 Market Street.
Burnett, Wilhers & Co I2O
Scott & Baker $50
Wise, pusey & Wise l5i
Hardy & Hackers 46 n. Second ST.
Importers of Cloths, Cassimers, Vest
ings, &c.
William II Love IA Market Street.
Lambert Duy los
Hardware and Cutlery.
Michael Baker els Market Street.
Importers and Manufacturers Of Sad
dlery Hardware.
Horn g. Kneass 2i5k Market Sucet.
Boots, Shoes, Bonncts, Caps, Lcghorn
and Palm Hats, &c.
w q ] G Wbelan, l5s Market Street.
Lcvick jenkins 81 Co $50
N Conrad 81 Go 90
Manufacturers and Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
Thomas James 2l2 Markc, Street.
Potts. Linn & Harris 2l3I
Robinson. Collins a. Co 81
Edward Cole 81
Thompson Pansoast & Co 40
Hats, Caps, Furs and Trimmings.
l. Ken,on l76 Market Street,
John Sauerbicr & Brother G2
Books and Stationary.
G,irg & Ell oft 9 n. Fourth Street,
Hogan ~ Thompson 30
Importers of British aud French Fan
cy Staple Stationary.
J. L Cohen & Co - : Fourth Stree,
Henry Cohen 3
Importers of Hosiery, Gloves, Trim
mings and Fancy Goods.
Se,lcy & Scvcring % n Third Street.
Parker & Lehman 3
Combs, Brushes, Brooms. &c.
Thomas Cooper 3 y Front Street.
Importer of Toys, Fancy and Staple
Goods.
4 T Ou Monrose lG s Fourth Street.
Manufacturer of Patent Lard Lamps.
Ellis S Archer 3s n Second Street
Manufacturer of Patent Floor and
Furniture Oil Cloths.
Isaac Macaulcy, Jr. \ Fifth Street.
Manufacturers and Importers of Pa
per Hangings.
Howell 81 Brothers so * liH Chcsnut ST.
! Philadelphia. Angus, ~, lsii.--3m.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-07
TO School Teachers.

EMTELL qualified Teachers will be wanted Tor
w the foil wing Schools in Shamokn Dis
trlct, viz; One Teacher and Assistant for the Pc
tersburG School; one for the Eastern ; one for the
Blue Meeting House one for the SHUTDOWN; one
for the Brick Meeting House; one for the Baptist
one for the Snyderown; one for the Kncher; one
TO the Irish Vally; one for the Furman, and one
for the Meyer Schools.
Persons wishing To be employed as Teachers for
those Schools, the ensuing Autumn Il Writer, will
please make early application to the Directors ha-
WINS the special care of those Schools, BY order
OF the Board. JACOB HAAS,
Pres't. of Board School Directors, Shamokin
ELIDA JuHN, Scc'y. Dist, Norlh'd CO.
AnGnst 81. l5Ii.-4t
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PRICE CURRENT.

rs p e N ~ EE
WILL he served mp at The residence Of JOHN
w w. MILES. Esq, in Northumberland, on
Tuesday, the 10Th Of September, between the hours
of 2 and O'Clock. The proceeds to be appto.
pratcd towards paying the debt of the Baptist
Chnrch.-Piicc, 25 cents.
Northumberland Scot 7th 1874
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Presidential and state Elections.

We give below a condensed table, exhibiting
the times when the Presidential aud State Flee
tons, respectively, will be held in the several
States during the present year; together with
the Popular Vote given at the Presidential Elec.
ton. 1t will be found useful for reference during
the approaching election.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-07
GOLD SPECTACLES
S~DE-GDEAE~.

ItROM a lawyers office, in Sunhury, on the ist
Of July last. They were lady's, with bright
pebble glasses of eight sides. and without any joint
IN the frame. They were No |, or of the young
est, or least magrtyng power.
literal reward will I've given for recovery of the
SpccaclcS, detection of the thief on application
at Aug. g. 1874 THIS OFFICE
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-07

.A GEE2 AT 0@s
TANE TO the premises of the subscriber. in
Augusta township, Northumberland county,
some time in May last, a white and black spotted
OK, about two years old. The owner Is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away, he viii be sold according To law.
THOMAS WOLF.
August 9Th, lSAi -3t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-07

{ COTTAGE BIBLES.-Five copies of tie Cot
y taGe Bible, the cheapest book ever published
containing the commentary on the Old and New
Testament just received and for sale for six dollars
Ivy June l5 II. B, MASSER
ID AIXORlNES. handsome article for Ladies
- Dresses Tor sale cheap, by
June -. ". b. MASSER.
J'WEED 10TH. a handsome arncle, all WOOL
light and elastic, Tor Summer Coats and Pants
ior sale, very low, by
June Is II. 3. MASSER.
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Time of elect ms EIPresid, Vote 1910
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
DR.. Wis!ars BaIsam OF Wild Cherry.

! CuNsuMprIoN-in its confirmed aud in
ciplent stages, coughs, asthma, Group anc
liver complaint, iosia by far tue most ia'a
class Of diseases known 10 our land. ie
even those may be cured by means ct Tho
simple yc, powerful remedies that are scat
tered wherever those malades prevail
Wistlr's Ealsam of Wild Cherry is the
concentrated essence Of those remedies
1t has cured inciplenl Consumption, Asthma
Liver Complaint, Group, &C., IA numberless
cases. where nl! other medlcal means have
failed.
In the first stages of the disease, termed
/ 'Caiarrhm Consumption" originating from
neglected COLDS, II has been used with un
devlatlng success, and hundreds acknowledge
they owe tho restoration of their health tt
this invaluable medicine alone. In that foru
Of Consumption 50 prevailing among young
females, commonly termed disability.
"Going into Decline"
A complaint with which thousands are lin.
gering, it has also proved highly successful
and not only possesses the power cf check
ing the progress Of this alarming complaint
but also Strengthens anl lnvigorates the sys-
TEN more eilectually than any medicine We
have ever possessed
For sale III Newport by
II. j. TAYLOR.