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hin. No 2s8 Greenwieh Street New York
~ No396 fremont Street, Boston. A'so, ior sale
~ Ms John Thompson. No l53 LihcrtV street
|n'Sh, Also. for sale hv MrJAMES NEIL OR
vne2 ssel. Wheeling, Vn. oct 81
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BURKE OF OURS. complete IN
! ~ humber. by Charles Lever Ailnra AMI
-. ems. by Film Cook: lust reed at ROBE
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ANATOMICAL. ATT AS-Smih & Uorncr's
Ans,omiea Atlas with rcar $50 illustrations,
lplrse. for sale by JOHN ] IASH ELL,
n 81 Union street,
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LECTURES ON THE CIIURCH

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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-06

IaPoRTANT.--The weather and its efYects.-The
sudden changes of The weather will be productive
Of much sickness unless people are careful to attend
to the state of the stomach and bowels. If this is
done no danger will arise; but on the first feeling
of headache pain in the side, back or bowels have
recourse to Brandreths Vegetable Universal Pills.
Six or eight Of these Pills will in most cases be
sufficient. And one dose of this kind, il is not i'm.
probable, may prevent months of sickness, perhaps
death. They will. IL used during the prevalence Of
any cause for disease, entirely prevent fatal results
because they remove from the stomach and bowels
any morbifc matters that may have accumulated d
in the system by nhaling impure air, or from eat
ing unwholesome food.
or Purchase of II. d. Masser, Sunhury, or OF
the agents. published in another part of this paper.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NTOrlCE is hereby given, that the partnership
~ lereroi re existing between Chr-tlan Reich
and Na'h IN Greenawalt. butchers has been disso-
v,d 10y mutual consent. All persons indebted 10
the late ti,m required to make payment within
one month from this date, after which period the
books will he placed in the hands of a magistrate
for c5llecrinn. Persons having claims against said
firm also requested TO present them for sette-
ment &. REICH,
n. GRENAWAIT.
The subscriber takes this opportunity OF inf'rm-
ing hi. old customers aud the public in general,
hat he will continue to supply the town OF Sunbu
~ with fresh meat three times week, as they have
done heretofore Thankful for past favors, he So
licils continuance OF the custom Of the people of
Sunbury aud vicinity. G. REICH.
Northumberland, June |, lSii.-u
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FOR THE AMERICAN.
Mr. EDITOR 1T being in accordance with the
ages of the Democratic party, for the people
evious to the formation of the County Ticket,
bring before the public the names of such in
siduals as they may deem most worthy 10 dis.
arge the duties belonging TO the offices within
cir gift, we would recommend TO the consider
on ofthe Democratic Electors of Northumber-
I'd county, Maj. WILLIAM l.. DEWART
a candidate for the Legislature. Should the
ople see proper to elect Maj. Dewart as their
preventative, we feel confident that they will
a in him a public servant of distinguished "a
tiles, an intelligent firm, and unwavering De.
,crat of the Jeffersonan school and, conse-
wenty, the laboring mans friend,
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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FOH THE AMERICAN.

FOR THE AMERICAN.
Mn. EDIToR:-Mysef and neighbors de-
'idedly IN favor OF again nominating EDWARD
1. BRIGHT, as the Democratic candidate for the
hssemlly. Mr.. Bright m ide very good MEM
,cr-he wa. active and nduslrous-always at his
'ost, and did his duty f,i,hiuy. He was chair
nan of very important Committee, and one that
equired a great deal of attention and labor. His
ppoinment 10 this station shows that he had the
espect and confidence of his fellow members, and
hey say that we never sent a more industrious
nd attentive member.
Mr.. Bright took active and leading part in
etrenching the expenses of The Legislature, and in
Introducing principles of economy into every
ranch of The Government. He was on the Com
ntee of Accounts, through whose exer,ions the
eform which distinguished the last Legislature
brought about. lie went about saving the
copies money in earnest. A few days after the
pening of the session, he Offered the resolution
'hlch bccame law, giving the Public Printing
nd Binding to the lowest bidder. This measure
one will save about Ten THOUSAND DOLLARS
lnually.
II was suspected that great frauds had been
'mmted by the printers under former laws. The
ommittee on Accounts set about the invesliga-
IN of these accounts with determination to
rret out the frauds. Mr.. Bright was one Of the
ost industrious and persevering members of that
ommittee. The result was that ovelchsrges of
printers, to the amount of thirteen thousand
Ilars, were discovered and suits directed 10 be
ought to recover that sum back into the Treasury
The contingent expenses of the last Legislature
ere not one fifth of the expenses of the proceed.
:. Some SI5 or 100000 were saved to the
ommonwealIh in this matter alone, by the care
economy of the Committee of Accounts.
Mr. Blight then has done his dsty faithfully and
nesty. He has carried out the wishes of the
ople, and ought to be reelected unanimously.
onor to whom honor is due. Let the faithful
bic servant be rewarded, and the best interests
the people will be faithfully represented.
SHAMOKlN.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
Office ofthe BALrIMoRE AMERICAN,

Office ofthe Baltimore AMERICAN, July l.
WHEAT.-Several parcels of new Wheat
from the Eastern Shore of Nd. and Virginia have
reached the market and been sold at s7a3O cts
for prime reds A very superior parcel of red
from Talbot county was sold at 81 cts. One or
two lots of Nd, white Wheat sold at 90 cts. A
parcel of 800 bushels Pennsylvania old red sold
at 90 cts Corn is dull at 81 IS cents for Md
white, and 4laI2 cts. for yellow A sale OF
Penn Rye at Sc cts. We quote Oats at 2sa3O
cents.
WHlSKEY market continues dull at II
rs. for hhds and 22a22I cts. for bbls
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JOSEPH PRIESTLEY, MD.

OFFERS his professional services to the inhab.
~ tanrs Of Northumberland aud its vicinity. Ha>
wing attended, for some time, the Practice Of the
Philadelphia Hospitals and Dispensares he feels
confident Of being able TO treat properly any Sur.
gical or Medical case that may be placed under his
charge.
Reference doctor James s. Dougal, Milton.
Northumberland June %, lS44.-3f.
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II . r : = u

I s hereby given to all persons interested in the
estate of William Lesenring, late merchan, in
Rush township, Northumberland county, that the
undersigned has been appointed an auditor to ap.
portion the assets in the hands Of his assgnees, to
and among those entitled thereto, and that he will
attend for said purpose at his office, in Sunbury,
on Saturday, the 9Th day of July next
CHARLES PLEASANTS.
Sunhury June ODD, lSd4.-3t.
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Orpta1lS' Court sale.

TN pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
l. of Northumberland county, will he exposed to
public sale Saturday, the s7th day of July inst,
at the Court House, in the Borough of Sunbu'y TO
wit A certain lot of ground situate in the ho-
rough aforesaid. on Whor,leberry street, and mark
cd in the general plan of said town No. 3ls, ad-
joining lot of Jacob Young on the East, and lot
of Peter Goodhar,'s estate on the West. Late the
estate of John Epley. deceased
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, Of said
day, when the terms of sale will I've made known
by II. b. MASSER.
for GODFREY WATERS, Admir-.
Sun bury. July 6, 1914.
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COTTAGE BIBLES.-Five copies of the Cot
" tage Bible, the cheapest book ever published,
containing the commentary on the Old and New
Testament just received and for SALE for six dollars
10y June Is. II. Is. MASSER
RALZORINES, a handsome article for Ladies
Dresses, Tor sale cheap, by
June Is. II. D. MASSER
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>& HxzzzyWC
.HSS:
E-asSEa;S 50
.2EEs-s5sl- l-+sssEF
POLK, DALLAS AND MUH-
LENBERG.
Grand Democratic Mass Meeting,
AT NORTHUMBERLAND
A., ES,rov fbe o6fh dan of JulU.

On Friday, the 26fh ddy OF Sntg.
The facility afforded of easy and convenient
conveyance by the North and West Branch and
Susqnehanna Division of the Pennsylvania Ca.
nal, makes this a central and desirable point for
grand demonstration to "YOUNG HICKORY"
DALLAS, MUHLENBERG AND VIcroRy.
We most cordially invite the Democracy of
neghboring districts to unite with us, and send
greeting to the several districts, in adjoining
counties, with the assurance that the ndomitable
spirit of enthusiasm, every where auimating the
yeomanry with determination to avert the ca
lamity of Federal ascendancy, (and its attendant
train of evils of msrue-a National Bank, the
5000, O0O, 900 debt scheme--creating and perpet'
uating odious and aristrocratic distinction and
privileges gives earnest that the 26th of July
will be proud day for Democracy.
RALLY FREEMEN Let the Farmer, the Me-
chanic and Working men rest from their labors,
and devote day to the glorious cause their rights
and liberties-TO JEFFERSON AND OLD
HICKORY DEMOCRACY
\ number of the most eloquent and distinguish
ed Speakers have been invited and it is expected
will be present on the great occasion. The
names of the distinguished Speakers will be an
nounced in due time, as their answers of accep-
tance shall be received.
James Deiffenbacher, Jacob Leisenrng,
William Wilson, John Ioungman,
Jacob Reiter John Nandling,
John Cake, Robert Lesher,
Joseph Moist, John Peters,
Joseph llollopeter, J, w Stamm.
Executive Committee.
THE PIN Factory of Messrs. Slocum, Jilson
& Co, at Poukeepsie, manufactures 800 lbs. of
pins per day, of various Sizes and they get
ting additional machinery ready, by which they
can soon manufacture $500 lbs. daily. They
employ in the various branches oftheir operation
100 hands regularly. They use $50 tons of wire,
and between 1000 and 5000 reams of paper per
annum. Their pins sell, upon the average, at
twenty-five cents per pound, making the annu-
al value of their sales, when their additional
works are in full operation, at least $500 900,
In view of these facts the question may be again
stated, what becomes of all the pins ~
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Notice..

A IL persons indebted to the late firm Of Wood
IA & Rhawn, are requested TO call and settle
their accounts within thirty days, and save costs.
The books are in the hands of John Wood, j.. and
J. r. Christ, at the old stand.
JOHN WOOD, sn'r, Surviving Partner.
Snnhnry. Iune %. lS44.-3t
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LIST OF CAUSES.

LIST OF G. USES.
EOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas Of n or.
thumherland County, a. Angus, Term 1874,
commencing the frs, Monday, being the 5th.
Hill, Fitchet & Co VS. James Tharp
Stephen Wilson VS. F A Kraeht
Samuel Keefer VS. James Beard
John Grilfn's adm'x S Il Burrows
Jacob Leiser, .r. VS. J & II NJ Dawson
John A Lloyd VS. Rebecca Wells
Bank of Northum'd d &c VS. Paul Geddes &c
Eli Probst VS. Samuel & Roht Mckee
Robt Miners adm'rs William Hibler ct al
David Watson Patrick Montague
DR. Robert Philips McCartee & Purdy
Abraham Siraub VS. Jonathan Adams
VIM III Miller VIM II FIymre ct al
Comth of Pa VS. Felix Maurer ct al
John Agler VS. Charles Craig
Isaac Davis VS. John Bower
Jane Perry Harriet Jenkins
Daniel Hi VS. Jacob Meixel's ex'r
w Scilzinger VS. John Carver ct al
John Harding. il VIM II Sanderson
Andrew Smick DIR John w Peal
Philip Fox VS. Henry Fomwalt
John Furman ct al VS. Augustus Huey ct al
Masters g. Mathers VS. J G. Nourse
! Thomas Huff Samuel Bell
Frymire for Evert vs. WIN Sti'ze
Jacob Barnhart VIM McGinness
Anthony Watson VS. John NJ Housed
Susannsh Zerbe VS. John Lloyd
Badly & Kase VS. John e Grer ct al
John & Boyd VS. Richard Renshaw
Hugh Beilas, &c vs. William Mccoy
John Wolf VS. Overseers of Jackson tp
John Murray James Murray
Jacob w Smith vs Joseph Weizel
George Prince + A Billinglon's ass ne
James Barret's adms VS. Peter Snyder
Mary Weeks vs. Byeriy * Haas
Daniel Zerbe Il Wife VS. Isaac Roadarmel
VIM Lloyd vs. Martin A Stock
Conth of Pa VS. + w Pollock
Same vs. Charles Comiey eS rs
Same Same
Same VS. w Pollock
S Swnehart & wife vs. Peter Fers'er
Jacob Msyand II Yoxtheimer ct al
Frederick Klett Same
] & w f Wagenseller VS. Eli Slifer
Conrad Dcsher's ex'r VS. Jiccb Mckinney ct al
Henry Petery d wife VS. Charles Shatfrr's exr's
James Appleton, &c VS. VIM Donaldson
Benjamin Camp VS. Jacob Werilry
Joseph Weitzel VS. Charles Ruch
Jacob BarnhaTt VS. John McGinness
Elizabeth Long VS. George Longs adm'r'
! John X Keller VS. John Painter
/ Benz amin Robins VS. Abraham Lawrence
William WEIGH Joseph Keller
William Nice vs. Eddnger & LawreI
Same VS. Same
! Stephen Der vs. Henry StenmetZ
/ Solomon Mengass heirs VS. Daniel Wertman
Charles Gesrhar, il VS. George A Dixon ct al
Haas & Druckemiller VS. John w Peal
SAMUEL ID. JORDAN.
Prothonotsry's Office, Proth'y
Sunbury, July 6, ls4i.
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Notice..

TIME partnership heretofore subsisting between
Il the subscribers, under the name or firm of
M'Carty IL Davis, and which commenced on the
first of April, 1916, is this day dissolved by muu.
al consent. Thomas Davis, who will continue the
business at the old stand, No. III Market Street,
is fully authorized TO receive all debts due to the
firm. WILLIAM MCARTH,
THOMAS DAVIS.
Philadelphia, May 81. 1874. June 20,-3t
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VALU ABLE

VALUABLE
0aAvS Go0EE
For = lie.
an Monday the 18th of July next, at 10 o.
~ clock. will he offered for sale. at the dwelling
house of the late Daniel Levy, Esq, decd, in
Sunbury, among other valuable Law Books, the
following;
ATKINS REPORTS
BURROWES' REPORTS
BACON'S ABRIDGEMENT
COKE ON BTTTLETON
DUNFORD & EAST'S REPORTS
COMYN'S DIGEST
COKE'S REPORTS
CROKE'S REPORTS
STRANGE'S REPORTS
RAYMONDS REPORTS
HENRY BLACKSTONES REPORTS
WILLIAM BLACKSTONE'S REPORTS
PEERE WILLIAMS
BINNEY'S REPORTS
BLACKSrONE'S COMMENTARIES
HAWKINS PLEAS OF THE CROWN
yERNON'S REPORTS
DOUGLASS REPORTS
BROWNS REPORTS
FONBLANQUE'S EQUITY
SALKELD'S REPORTS
COWPER'S REPORTS
PLOWDEN'S REPORTS
BULLER'S NIsI PRIUS
ESPINASSE'S Do.
EQUITY CASES
PLEADER'S ASSISTANT
READS DIGEST
Also, number of Miscellaneous works. Also,
Chairs, Tables, Book and Paper Cases, Carpetings,
&c, &c. LEWIS DEWART,
A. JORDAN,
Sunbury, June %, ls44,-4t Ey'rs, &c.
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The Philosophical
WASHING MACHINE.

THIS WASHING MACHINE, PLAIN and sim.
l. pie in lis construction, canno, fail to find lis
way into every family when It's real value becomes
known. The price (sx dollars) is fixed at the
lowest rate in order to enable every family to obtain
one. The inventor guarantees that it will not re-.
quire more than one fourth the usual quantity of
soap-That it will wash in one. third the usual
time, and what IS matter of great importance, the
wear and tear is NOTHING, at least little, that
it is not perceptbe, so tha, finest black worstcd and
woollen can I've washed, if necessary, in the same
suds with linen and cotton. This may seem strange
TO those who do not know the principle upon
which it works. 1t is the only machine ever in
vented that washes upon the principle of the iric'
ton of water alone. All others wash upon the
principle of friction or rnbbng, by bringing the
clothes in contact with some part OF the machine,
Independent of The great saving of labor, economy
should bring il into general use. The poor man
cannot afford to do without it, while the rich man
will use it for convenience, if nothing else. Large
families will save from five to fifteen dollars year
in soap alone and not less than so per cent, in the
wear and tear Of clothes besides the great saving Of
labor and expense in washing. The subscriber will
guarantee that it will perform all that he has stated,
if properly us ID. He has secured from the palen-
tee, the righ, to Northumberland, Union, Lycoming
Columbia, Luzerne and Clinton counties.
ii. Is. MASSER.
Sunhury, June 80, 1874.
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Estate of Daniel Levy, ESQ, decd.
7 ETTERS tes'amentary on said estate have been
II granted to the subscribers. Persons indebted
TO the estate will please make immediate payment
and those having claims against the same, are re-
qucs'ed to present them for examination and settle
mcnt. LEWIS DEWART,
A. JORDAN,
Sunbury, June 22d. 1874. ct Executors.
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.@---2-e a = - Gold, Silver, &c, &C., made
Of Boiler Iron, (and not over Plank nlnety>Gve
out of every one hundred now in use and for sae
are madc) with first rate Locks and David Evens'
Patent keyhole Covers, similar 10 the one exhibit.
ed at the Philadelphia Exchange, for three months
in the summer Of lsi2, when all the Keys at
liberty to be used, and the Chest not opened, al.
though the experiment was tried y at least 1900
persons. One Of the same Locks was uied by
Robbers, at The Delaware Coal Office in Walnut
street, above Third. hut dil not succeed.
UJ Hosting Machines, Iron Doors, superior
Locks, and all kinds Of Iron Ratings, Seal and Coo
pyIng Presses, and Smilhwork generally, on hand
manufactured al the shortest notice.
or CAUTION--l do hereby caution all per-
sons against making, using, selling, causing To
be sold, any keyhoe Covers for Fire Proof Chests,
or Doors of any kind similar in principle tn my
Patent of 10th July, ls4l, and also against Lining
Refrigeators with Slate for which my Patent IL
dated 26th March, lsi4, as any infringement will
be dealt with according 10 law.
DAVID EVANS.
Philadelphia, April 10, isil,-ly
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TO HOUSEKEEPERs.

Ok l00 POUNDS FEAl HERS, for sals
~ sooo ,cIy low, in any quantity to suit
purchasers for cash at prices from 10, Is, 25 aud
30 cents per pound.
Ready made Beds Bolsers and Pillows, Curlcd
Hair Mattresses, Mos. do, and other kinds To suit
any size Beajs,cads, always on hand. Curled
Hair aud New Orleans Moss by the bale OF single
pound. Also:
Blankets, Marscilles Quilts, Comlor'abes and
Bedstesds of I'll descriptions.
az Country Merchants will find IT to their adj
vantage To call before purchasing.
FINLEY & co,
$ E. corner Of Second aud w alnul sts. Philal.
March 23d, lsii.-3m