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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-05
Sherif's Sale.

SS Of the Court of Common Pleas of Nouhum
brtand county, to directed, will he exposed 10
public sale at the house of George Smith in Jack
son township, on Saturday the 26th October inst at
o'clock p. W., the following de,crib,d property,
TO wit:
4 certain tract or piece of land situate in Jack
son township, Northumberland county, adjoining
lands of John Bower hn Enling, Gruiried
Shretiler and Others, containing l05 acres more O,
less, about AS acres of which cleared whereon
erected two story log house, log barn, a
small sp,ing house and good orchard,
Seized taken in execution aud to be sold as the
property of William elker.
FELIN MAURER, AeriG.
Sheriff S Office,
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Sherif's Sales.

HDY virtue of certain writs of vendioui expo
I'D mas issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Northumberland County TO me directed,
will I've exposed to public sale, at the Coun House
in the Borough of Sudbury, on Monday the ith
day Of November next at o'clock, 7. NJ, the fol
loving described property to wit:
4 certain lot OF ground situate In the borough OF
Northumberland, in Norhume erland county, and
marked in the general plan of said town No 76,
and bounded north east by Queen street, south east
by lot No IS, SOU h west by Duke street, and north
west by From strre', containing 60 feet in front
on q .ecn aud Duke streets, and 220 feet in depth,
whereoa are erected two story dwelling house,
(pstt brick and part irame,) and blacksmith shop
Seized, taken in execution, and 10 be sold as the
property of Alexander COL.
FELIX MAURER, Sheriff.
Sherl's Office.
Sunhury, Oct. 5th, 1914.
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DR. BRASnHETH wishes mankind to consider
this Truth, that health solely depends on the state
Of purity in which the blood is kept, every part Of
the body being supplied daily with new blood from
the food consumed: consequently, according to
the Pureness of that blood, SO must the state of
the body be more less healthy. To obtain,
therefore the most direct purifier of the blood, is
question o! no little importance to every indivi-
dual II is well known fact that Brandreths We
getsble Universal Pills the most direct purifer
Of the blood. There will be no doubt of this when
il is considered that they have gained their present
very extensive sale hy their own intrinsic merit,
proved by the numerous cures which they have
accomplished in every variety of disease.
ar Purchase of II. b. Masser Sunhury, OF OF
The agents, published in another part Of this paper
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The following is the best and fairest cacula-
ton we can hit upon in relation to the chances
of Mcssrs. Clay and Polk, Its only error is in
conceding to Mr. Clay several States that will
probably 90 for his opponent.-PhI Times.
States claimed by Mr. States claimed by the
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AEoEn
NEW GOODS.

/ phla fresh supply OF New Goons, consisting
in part, Of MousHu DeaineS, Grape DelaineS,
CASHMERE de Ecosse hawkS, HandkercheiE, DC.
Also. Bearer and SIR HafS, good assortment,
of Mems and Bays Caps, Groceries, Liquors,
Sat, DC. DC, all of which will be sold at the most
reasonable terms. Stone Jars and Jugs, cheap.
II. Is. MASSER.
Suulurv Oct. h, 1874
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GOLD SPECTACIES
SzxSr MNa % u &c ~ o.

ERuM lawyers office, in Sammy, on the lst
ol July last. They We're lady with bright
pebble glasses Of eight sidcS, aud without any iniut
IN the frame, They were No /, OF OF the young
est, or least magnlying power,
A liberal reward viii be given Tor recovery of the
Speclaces detection of the ihief, on application
at Aug. 3, lS4i. THIS OFFICE.
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CHEAP
C. A r p e T S r DR. e
ON THE CASH PLAN.

At No IL Str"wbory 81. Phitadciphid
VINliE Rent of the subscribers in their present
situation hring very low, aud their terms
CASH they are enabled to sell at snch low prices
that customers canno, fail 10 be sat SIZED, hnd they
invite the people Of Northumberland and the adj
joining counties To call and examine thrlI stock
they offer excellent assortment, comprising
Beautiful Imperial, 3piy, I
Superine Ingram,
Heavy Twill Venetian, SCARpETlNGS.
Fine English Wors,cd d..
Plain Srped do.
With large stock of well seasoned Floor Cd
Cloths Of all widths, for Rooms, Halls, Door PEE
ces, &c. Also Furniture Oh Cloths, Beautiful
Heath Rugs, Table Cover, Floor Bai1e, Rag Car.
pets, Mating, &c &c together with large stock
low priced Ingram, Entry aud Stair CLUc's,
Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest prices III the
city. ELDRlDGE X BROTHER,
No & Strawberry street, one door above Chcs-
nut, near 81 street. Entrance also at No. 80 South
Second steel, Philadelphia
sept 2slh, 1874 -3m
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PRICE CURRENT.

"WashingtOn Fire Company
THE members of the "Washington Fire Com
pony" requested to meet at the State
House, on Monday Evening, Oct. 7th, at 3 o.
clock, precisely. Punclua attendance is required.
Sept %. JACOB YOUNGMAN, Sec
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purchasers 10 can ~ our respective 's'a"lishhieh's
Silks and Fancy Goods.
W & II p Remington so Market Street
Ashhurs, 4 Remington so
Buck x Potter ll6
Nard Il Gillmote l09
Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods.
Reynolds, Mcfarland X Co lO5 Market Street.
Burnett, WIlhcrs Il Go l20
Scott * Baker l5o
WISE ru,ry X Wise l5i
Hardy X Hackers i6 \. Second st.
Importers of Cloths, CassimcrS, Vest
ngS, &c.
William II Love IA Market Street
Lambert Duy los
Hardware and Cutlery.
Michael V Baker @l5 Market Street.
Edward ) fI'ndy " Co 9s
Importers and Manufacturers of Sad
dlcry Hardware.
Horn a Kncass 2l5l Mn,ker Street.
Boots, Shoes, Rouncls. Caps, Leghorn
and Palm Hats, &c.
E&JG Whclan, l5s Market Street.
I.r,ick, jenkins x Co $50
Conrad y Go 90
Manufacturers and Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, sc.
Thomas James 22 Market Street.
Potts, Linn & Harris 2l3i
Robinson, Collins N Co 81
Edward Cole 81
Thompson pansoast & Co 40
Hats, Caps, Furs and Trimmings.
l. Kenton l16 Market Street.
John Saucrhicr x Brother 6@
Books and Stationary.
G,iag x Eliot ON. Fourth Street.
Hogan * Thompson 80
Importers of British and French Fan
Cy Staple Stationary.
l. Cohen * Go q Fourth Surct
Henry Cohen 3
Importers of Hosiery, Gloves, Trim
mings and Fancy Goods.
SctIcy n Scvring % n Third Street,
Parker Il Lehman 3
Combs, Brushes, BroomS, &c.
Thomas Cooper 3 y Front Street
Importer of Toys, Fancy and Staple
Goods.
\ + OF Monrose l6 Foulh Street.
Manufacturer of Patent Lard Lamps,
Eills Archer 81 Second Ntcd
Manufacturer of Patent Floor and
Furniture Oil Cloths.
I-aac Macauey, it. \ Fifth Street.
Manufacturers and Importers of Pa
per llangIngS,
Howell x Brothers so X I42 Chcsnut ST
Philadelphia August a. lsli.-3m.
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HERR's IiorEr, Oormery fremont House, No.
ll6 Chesnut streel,) Philadelphia, September
2lsl, 1874.
have used Shugerl's Patent Washing Machine
in my house upwards of eight months, and do not
hesitate to say that deem It one of the most use
tuI ard valuable lahor.saving machines ever nvcn-
ted. formerly kept two women continually
cuplcd in washing, who now do much in two
days as they then did in one week. There is no
tear in washing, and it requires not more
than one-third The usual quantity OF soap. have
had a number of other machines in my fam ", but
this is so decidedly superior to every thing else, aud
little liable to get out Of repair, that | would not
do without one # they should cost ten times the
price they are sid for DANIEL HERR.
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CONVENTION OF THE PROTESTANT ErlscorAL
CHURCH.-THE BISHor SUSTAINED.-At the An
nua Convention of Protestant Episcopal Church,
held in New York, on Thursday, the principal
topic of discussion related to the powers of the
President of the Convention and the privileges of
members. 1t being proposed to modify the
rules so as to allow freedom of discussion aud re-
stricting the powers of the President to such as
are usually exercised by chairmen of delibera-
tive bodies The President considered that the
rules of the Convention, passed in 1882, were in
tended TO be perpetual, and held them 10 be bind,
ing upon the chair therefore he decided that the
proposition was out Of ordcr. Mr. Ducr appca.
led from the decision The Convention sustain.
ed the Bishops decision by a vote OF 10 TO 60.
The Ono CONFERENCE of the Methodist f.
piscopa Church closed its session at Marietta
on the 10th inst. The Conference refused to
concur in the resolution of the General Confer
ence, recommending the change in the sixth res.
trlctivc rule, on one person voting in lis favor
and 132 against il Bishop Waugh in his clio
sing address, declared his belief that the Church
would not be divided
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ID RALEORiNES, a handsome article for Ladies
~ Dresses, Tor sao cheap, 10y
June Is. II, b. MA>SER.
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Country Merchants.

VVHE Subscribers respectfully invite County
1 Merchants who are about to purchase Fall
and Winier Supplies, to an examination OF thril
respective Stocks, believing shat their several
surtmcnts aie complete As have ever been oie1
ei in the Philadelphia Market.
With stocks OF Goods in their several DEPART
ments of the choicest kinds determination to
sell on terms VII ch cannot tail to prove salsf'cto-
ry-and disposition to please old and new Gust"
mers, viii, we hope, lie sufficient lnduccment 10
purchasers to call at our respective establishments
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SUUGERTS PATENT
WASHING MACHINE

UNHlS Machine has now been tested by more
L than thirty families in this neighborhood. aud
has given entire satisfaction. 1t is 81 simple in its
construction, that II cannot get out of order. it
contains no iron to rust, and springs rollers TO
get ont of repair 1t will do twice as much wash
ing, with less than half the wear and tear ofan, of
the late inventions. and what is OF greater iupor-
tance it costs but little over half as much as other
washing machines.
The subscriber has the exclusive right for Nor-
thumberland Union, l., L,coming Columbia. Lu-
zerne and CIinlon counties Price of single ma.
chine So. II. B. VI ASSEE
The following certificate is from few Of those
who have those machines in use.
Suuhury, Aug. "a, lsii.
We, the subscribers, certify that We have now
in use in our families "ShuGcrt'- Patent Wash
ing Machine and 10 not he state saving that it is
| a most excellent invention That, IN Washing,
it will save than one half the usual labor
/ That it does not require more than third the
usual quantity Of soap and water and that there
is no rubbing, aud consequently, little or no wcat-
ing or tcarinc.-That it knocks off no buttons. aud
that the finest clothes, such as collars. laccs, tucks
irills, &c, may be washed in very short time
without the least inju,, aud in fact without any
apparent wear and tear, whatever. We therefore
cheertuly recommend II to our friends and to the
| public, as most useful and labor saving machine
CHARLES w. HEGINS,
A. JORDAN.
CHS WEAVER
Gus PLEASANTS,
GIDEON MARKIE.
| Hon. GEO. &. WELKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS.
! GIDEON LE1SENRING
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Orphans Court sale.

HHVTTII sVTTIUt'
,unbury. Oct. 5lh, 1914. s
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LIST OF CAUSES.

INOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas Of Nor
l. ,humherland County, at Nov'r. Term 1874
commencing the first Monday, being the 4th.
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/ CANAL PROPERTY & WARE g. STORE
HOI1SES

No 7. very valuable property on the Pcnnsyl.
vaua Canal on the Isle of Que, adjoining Sriins-
grove. The Improvements are such as TO facilitate
mercantile and trading business TO great extent,
and CONSIST of large two stoty frame house, occu.
pied as d,v goods store; a large and commo1ious
ware house, 40 by 40 feet; long range Of s'abng
and an extensive wharf, 400 feet long, with hoist
ing crane. &c. 1t Is situated on the BERN bank
SIDE of the canal and in every respect calculated
for an extensive business.--Price, 5000.
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position taken by the prosecution and taking his seat
onl mnrmurs OF applause followed which Instantly

position taken by the prosecution and on taking his seat
loud OF applause followed which were instantly
suppressed. - :, NJ,
nessee where a young who had seduced young
lady, and had refused repair the wrong by marriage
was shot by her father the father admitted 10 pail by
the Judge before whom he had delivered himself up mus
admitting the principle, by taking bail that the state Oh
the mind of the father at the time might have been deiu-
sve and insane.
Mr. SANproRp for the complainant denied that the de-
csions the of Mercer legal and that the pre-
siding Judge that trial overruled by those forming
the Oyer and Termner.
MIR. MORRILL, said that there was but one dissenting
voice to the introducto OF the testimony that trial
Mr. S,NproRp urged the Court TO decide against the
admissbility of the testimony offered the additional
ground that if decision given for the defence there
would be appeal TO higher court for review oil the
but if the appeal could be made and the
error, if shown would be made manifest lie
thought that the character Of the application OF such
importance precedent for the future decisions OF this
Court that such course would be correct if doubt
existed, than opposite one.
D. PnILLrs Esq acting District Attorney, presented
several OF reference for the attention OF the Court
in making mp their opinion on this subject.
The RECORDER replied that the question presented for
the decision of the Court OF considerable Importance,
and the afternoon had been nearly all occupied with its
argument the Court would adjourn until this morning at
II o'clock, when they would give their opinion.
If the testimony for defence is admitted the details VIII
be of the and racy character presented
in j court OF Justice.
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what the of deahl it from accidental sui
location, scEsnfocaton ntoXcaon fire. the inerpo
ston OF Providencel The brain healthy and natu
raj, the lungs disended with dark fluid blood, the sto
mach Certainly most ordnary) perfectly natural
the heart the right side filed with blood the left empty
and external mark OF violence to indicate struggle
show death from murder. From these appearances
he commended that death had resulted either from ntoXica
ton from the visitation of Providence and that
Dr. Rogers wrong in the reasons which he assigned
Tor his opinion that the deceased had died from suoca
tion He suggested too that death IN this case might
have issued IRON spontaneous combustion, which
considered perfectly natural by Professor Chriseyson
whose opinion confirmed by DR.. Beck. The medical
testimony ndee uncertain to be relied on and if
the doctors disagreed upon the Of DEATH how could
the jury decdei Could they upon this evidence, say
upon their s that the deceased had died from 9th
than natural causel The mode OF death was say
the least uncertain and the District Attorney said he
was at the house upon the night in question: why was
his own house, and inference ought to be drawn
remarks the learned counsel said he had never known
greater instance of tyranny under the name OF law than
the Imprisonment of the man kaurush charge SINH
lar to the present Indictment His story ought to be be-
lieved in every particular and it completely exoneraed
the prisoner. Mr. Brady then reviewed the probability Of
the case all OF which, he urged against the INFER
OF the fire and murder being the act OF the prisoners
and he sked where all doubt and uncertanty where
the jury would look for certainty and assurance The
learned counsel concluded speech of four hours long by
appeal to the jury upon the importance of the case to
the prisoner.
At twenty minutes past ten O'Clock, the Jury took
cess for half an hour.
The Court resumed at eleven o'clock
The DsrRIcr ATTORNEY temporarily replied upon the
part of the peoples after which
Judge KENT summed up the case and the Jury retired
to consider their verdict
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CRoTON BAKERY NOTICE.

ok POUNDS OF BREAD FOR ONE SHILLING
- The largest bread in city to be had at the Croton b.
kery % James street six pound. of superior wheat bread for
shilling or three pounds for six Wheat, Indian
Rye and Graham Bread also the Kme Rye Bread Of su
general OF Tea Cakes Rusks Bnns Cmers H.
Ter Crackers esh every day German and New Wear taHe,
for holidays Flour wholesale and retail Feb Yeast Tor
saetvery day.
Bhe above articles be had the brpcbe. No oeo
Pea between franklin square and Oak street and No aoa wi
liam Frankfort also e 22s Cherry Pei am st.
inns tc John III, WtEGANN 90
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OFFICE AUBURN AND ROCHESTER, RAIL ROAD

(,OAP,ach richard Red Ash Cen ofths best quality and
" reduced prices Also other coal cor, umers ~ oai
can depsud on good article aud weight i19 Wash
al IT.. IN '''"''''' ! DAVENPORT
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MATCHES WITHOUT SULPHUR.
.ANDEL's NEWLY PATENTED sUPERLATIvE

THIS ne plus ultra of Friction Matches will stand the ties,
any climate Lon- immersion water does not
igatag fully thousands who saw them
hi the late Fair OF the American Institute
FIRST PREMIUM
Alao arti lie called MATCH TAPERS, which burn
five minutes, neatly put up, for sealing Letters, SC.
For sale the Mac factory No. l6l Blocker No
l2s Maiden Lane, and Broadway Also, in Philadelphia,
by II. Crosby, No lf3 WALNUT street. jill lmsrc
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FIRE.pROOF BOOK SAFES,

THE Subscriber IN, hand assortment of e. Gayes
Warranted Fire Proof Doub'e Safes During the past ten
years several thousands ofthee Safes have been in ney
hundred decn times been thoroughly tested by
fire, and NOT ONE has time, failed to preserve It's con-
united within the other Each Safe made excusiyey Of
and the best conducting Materials wood being
used in their construction Tn. composition with which each
Safe lined vectly reproof and the atentee with fu
confidence offers hem to others yet invented
The inner doors each Safe ed by the
poye detcor locks which cannot be picked opened
Also Of Single Safes and Specie Cheats for
sale at prices from SIS to SIS each.
All kinds OF Book Safes and Specie Chests msde order
=. ELY,
is lm'c III Fulton street near Gold street
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SINCE JANUARY FIR r.

BRIDGEWATER COPrER MINING COMPANY.
Adjourned Meeting Of tcsoekhold'rs or the Brdrrwatc
n Corner Mining Company, will bold Jaruy goth mt.
Office Of the Trustees of the Dsnk United States, the
room the Banking Home Clcs,nu, street.
O'Clock, ~. SiE9cfs ,.-,,....
phl,dc'phii, Jan r.. i0il. us ~
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TO PRINTERS.
Tor SALE.-Tw- fopnts Of Tyre, Mnoa and Norpsrie
l. which have been used on the New York Herald ArrS
h. ofhcs
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ga SO AND 81 PA superior article OF Broken. Fgss
pfDO Stove aud Nut Sire Coal douby scrreued at 81 2
and small MT Al 81 30 delivered free OF fr
the yards 90 West street corner franklin North rs ard
ceur Fnh Lewis ,tets East Orders received ~
the Ssg Refinery % eonrd street. through the Despatch
Post, sud At both the Yards,
lis aw.m TYLEE & MATES.
, 1844-11-16

II. e.. EDWA
JOHN FAGG.
!. n. TiSDAi.E.
y. T.. MINOR.
4. +. TRAINER.
WILLIAM BOLTON
VIM. u. JACKSON.
DAVID McALISTER.
MON HAWKINS
y. EASSIE.
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a IpACAs. AIPACAS-1I0 pieces Of al co.
a 'or- at' .e-erlplIsus nmnna which nre some
sea fae ~ds War;. BIZ Barred and CoIored. NJ
aep o. MARSfIs.
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For the cohoGmP"AoJ the Lungs
THE best MEDICINE known 10 man ior in
cipient consumption, asthma ofeveIy siHge
Bleeding Of the lungs, coughs. colds iVef
complaint, and all diseases OF the Puiihon-
airy organs,
Natures o,cn Prescripkon.-A COM
pound Balsamic preparation OF lac rRuN'
Us VIRGINIANA, or wild Cherry Bark,
combined with the ext ract Of tar, prePar,
ed BY new chemical process, approved
and recommended by The most distinguish
ed physicians, and universally a:knowl-
edged the mos, valuable medicine ever dis
covered.
No quaekeryi No Deeeptiontt--Au pub
li>hed statements Of cures perform ed BY
This medicine, are in every respect tue
Be careful and ge, the genuine DIR. WIS
,ar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry as spurious
limitations are abroad. 80
Orders from any part Of the cIunirv
should be addressed TO Isaac Butts. Flo l25
Futon street, New York. Russ FL and
GRIDLEY, Chemists Druggists, AZ ENTs.
F. Huntington, Vergennes.
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MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.

The subscriber continues 10 give Med.
ical instruction. designed by particular at
iention 10 indigenous medical Botany, and
TO the principal practical subjects of gene.
raj Therapeutics. to adup, the course to the
requisites of those who intend to become
Country Practitioners.
He has engaged S. Pearl Laihrop, A. NJ.
NJ. D., TO instruct in natural science, and
in human and comparative Anaiomy.
Gentlemen who desire map have admis.
sion 10 the Lectures given in the College
on Chemistry, Natural History and Philos.
ophy.
JONATHAN A. ALLEN.
Middlebury, Dec 2Olh 1843. 33;if