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ed to them if they not delighted with its We
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Read and Ponder!

SEE WHAT A REFORMATION!
VHVHE following is sketch of few of the many thou
d sand articles that may be found at this great place
of resort Thousands of individuals testify to the ben
eft derived from purchasing clothing at OAK HALL.
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100000 Persons

Have vistel the splendid edifce GID Va -E4A-
MI Va e. ELS since its erection; and that
$50 900 have been clothed at this popular Tai
lorng Establishment,
50, "a, So and SO finn Street, Boston,
under the direction of George W. Simmons.
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reno Der lestsn 10 Sabre an6srtt seiebaftis
III Shliettnna rer in ibre Veribtstarfftt
leblasenrcn Yrc3efem mar, ,polts ieb afb'
tnnaebca Der Gefessetuns empfsblsn nno
ctefclbe um rrneueruns Der Court III Ibrfr
mcbltbatiaen Wirtiamfsit, eriueten.
Oie Strcitiatsitsn wssen osm Sru6 ber
bTrntleben Scfuments slautt Der Soupcrn6r
nun tefeitist unb brfft, bab bic gcntrabcns
ten, bic bre eiasncn preils Isstes Sabr mad
ten, nun sufriepsn iein nnp Die StaatstaiIt
niht mcbr NIT grtra Soreeruusen in gu:
tunft teIditisen wsrpsn.
Ger Scupernor bsSiebt Ilt6 nun in lanaeu
Ssmerfunsen auf bic 3arif Nfte ron lS42.
er tpilnftbt ba6 Die &siesattuna bic goniti.
tusiitsm efs Srifcs bon spsnnipiranien i'll
eonsrsB inttruircn mcetcn, in Ucrfriilsnrrm
Sae nlebt fhr bic Hufbstuna Res 3arifs bon
lo42 5u itimmen, Ionoern BIOS siniae Dlcris
Featlonsn in remisltsn 3u untertissn.
enelib lpiclt rsr @cuperntr auf Isine tfs
tfrs Nnwcnouna pcr Setc Gemalt all anp
alautt, ipie sr batts rsrnebmen ftmncu, pab
oas Oolf btdrlte nicbt mBtillist babe
es mlro mir Ssrsniisen sswatrsu, fahrt
CT fort, in orn ,peniaem nun itriacm 9aacn
tls gum enec meimer HominiItraticn, NIT
Sbncn bel Hnnabme folder ma6rsssln, wcl:
ths ie fir Die Ssftrosruns Der ofeutIetsn
1Sotlfabrt fir jrpcdma6ia eraebtcn, nit Sb
nen asmeinitbaftI6 su mresn; ieb ;spcife
mot, paB mir III cieIem Sinne niebt U6IIs
barmcnlren IclIten.
Ofit Ssfaben unaemtbnlihsr Seltf3u
trlresnbelt 5isbe ieb mid nun BON pen Sorssn
inelnss 4mtes 5urif unp nanfe ber3lieb psm
Solfe meinee Ssturtsitaatee fir bic mir bon
'bm 9s,prroene ieitbsriss llntsritisuus wabs
reno Der per,pidsltttsn Sebwieristcitsn bic
ldb pdhrsnp mener NominltraticH III tsItes
ben bate.
Olein 9ertrausn 1T ,pabr semcrcen; Der
Sas Der Wieorracwinnuna psS tfsntI,hen
Srrtrauene unb grecits 1T nabs, unb jseer
trenbs3ise pennipIpanisr mub fteb frsusn,
eaB Oct einsise @bmaebfsfsn, ,peIebsr psNs
iglpan''n je belueelte, felt Der $anpuns pss
Srlnpere al ten llferm Der Oclapare, nun
wiebsr at9c,pafbcn ut.
Sapio *. porter.
executive 4mtsItnbcJ
5arristurs, Sanuar 8. ls45.
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nerita9 erbine fib Or. Sobn 8inoer, Elm
relpeefabler Sdroer pon Neu 6anopcr
&aunibip. NIT einem Stricf Ibefeffiet an
elnem Sporren auf Dem Speiber ieines
0aules. Gr fol- einioe 3eit an 8emitbs:
franfbeit 9elitten baben. melbes als llr.
fade sur Seesbuno tieisr roldsn Ibat
bettabtet pro.
Der Seritortene mar uneefdbr in Dem
soften Sabre ieines Qlters. uno befano
lib in outen llmffdnpen. Gr bienterlies
Wsib uno &inoer. uno ,puroe am leeteu
Samifaa bel Der Sutberiihen 8irbe i'm
'Sbpamm beeroi0t. bel pslber @eleeen.
belt Der Gbtw. 6. Willer preoiate.
Sauern Sreune.
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ereeutire 2(mtsfnbcJ
5arristurA Sauuar 8. ls45.
Ulentaun Sanuor cen 3ten lS45.

Q0entoun Sanuar cen 3tsn ls45.
2lm lebten Sonntao abt Sage puroe
Or. Sobn Eiee. .frIber prdfoent Der per
un9ludten Nortbampton Sanf. in oas
bieiiee 9efdnenib eebradt. um BEL Der
ndbfen Court iein Serb0r fir oas gu
rddbalten tpertbofter papiere. u. (. 10. su
erbolten. 6err SamueI Wapsr. Depus
tirter Sberlff. beeob iib lbon Dor unic
rer leeten Court nit einem SerbaftssSe.
febl oe0en 6rn. Rles nab Neu Yorf !;
0r. Hice bejei9te iib aub gang bereit
miui9 mjtSusebn. fpoourb er Die Mabs
lomtelt oes Sberif1s BON fib ablenfte II.
ebe bieler oaran oabte. wieoer ent,piibt
par alio su leinem 8erorub fano CT. oab
ct es nit einem alten Sanf prdhoenten
Su tbun bate. nelber ibm ausfinanjirte,
uno ibm weiter nibts tibri9 blieb als un'
uerridtetsr Sabe 3urufSufebren. nit Dem
SrOlt ieoob. oab ct nibt Der einSi9e ifi.
Der ubrlobe bat, 0rn. Slices 9elbid
libfelt i'm Slnan5iren au bepunoern.-
Oas SWeite Mal als 6r. Wepsr fir ibn
8ien9. aludte ee better, uno nit 6ulfe ei.
nes Yolisei 8eomten pon 9teu gorf, lpur-
De Or. Hlce, oiesmal orretirt uno Oh
Wobl ct Moroio! I! i6rie als fie auf Die
Strabe troten. lpabrlbeinlib in Der l(b'
, iibt einen 3uiommenlauf du psrurfaben
um 8eleoenbeit SumGntwilben su befom
men. oob bieber in's 8efdnonib sebrabt
80
Santa ANNA perb bann t.
Mit 8erenGeen weroen unlere 9eler. Die
ibon BON oieiem oeipotiiben uno eewalt
anma6enoen Snoipiouum eeb0rt baben
Die ytabribt pernebmen, oaB Dem prdf'
ocnten Santa Qnna. Der iib gum UGen
berriber BON Merieo aufWerfen uno oit
Hepublif ftiirsen wollte. Die 4rmee cen
@eboriam aufeefinoiet bat, 70 oab ibm
nur $500 Soloaten blieben. nit oenen el
nab oen lebten Stabrbten, Die bis gum
l3. December laufen. bel Aueretoro itano.
Seine 6elfersbelfer uno Der Snterim's,
prdioent Ganalido iino in Merico in'e
8efdnsnib 9elporfen uno Santa Inna
Don Der neu oreanifirten Nesierun8 ale
ausWerieo perbannt erfldrt poroen. Sen
6errera, Der Der propilionelle prdiioent
lou elm brauer Mann iein. iospie oas neu.
oebloete cabinet aus tGbt9en Wldnnern
belfebt. Seoe Sduier oes Gonerehee
ianoten iib sinanoer Seeldfwdnfbuneen
dber ben olidliden Quseano oieier tpi6
ti9en uno fait blutloien 3euolution.
Dos 8ole in Der Staot Werifo ger:
trlmmerte wGtbeno ole Monumente unit
BilonfIe ga nta Qnna g. oos Wonument
rpelbes Gber Dem beerabenen Sein Santu
Qnna's erribtet mar. wuroe 9lelbfalle
aertrimmert uno Der einbaliamrte Suf
auf oen Straben berum8effobsn. (p. Dem,
80
Selb moro. Nm leeten Ion.
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Gin Opfer bes Sanatiemns.-
: Sn Stcu.pcrt bat 0t Gin 9etubmaeber,
S1a,nens &sarMep, in siuem unfale BON reli.
qiSfem mabu0nne, hsrrorssrnfen bnr6 Dew
WlilIerittnspfafftn, ben 3aIs atsefetnitten.
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ftasfarnmer an bsmSass els
39,497 90

fbaefammr an bsmSa9ssb
ne bipcnibls Summs pom 39,497 90
Die Ginnabmsn mdbrene ess
WlcnatS 9sssnlber tstra9sm
cbns Die ncdb taraus ju bss
ffrsitsnosn 2lusgabsn 139,6Sl 20
Sn SufaB Su melben hiselnnab
men i'm 9sssn,pdrtiSen Wsos
nat, frsi pcn Nus9absn, 9ss
fbdst nerbsn nl69en Su 10000 90
Gin Setraa in Der gbasfams
msr Biz gum 1. Ssbruar ans
baufsno BON un9sfdbr 9o3'o3o ii
9isie Silan; fblis6t bic Suins BON $4,000
Gsllsfnotsn in iid), ,pslcbs Der Staa!ss Sd3ast
msilfer pom 81. 9cssmbsr pon oerSernl6tun9
SuridbieIt, unb ,pslhe wsnn notbmsnela' BON
Der @eies9ebun9 sur 3abluns Der SntsrsfIsn auf
Die Staatsfbulo psrmsnbst ,psresn moesn.
Nus cistsn Nn9absn miro ss Sscsrmann flar
msrosn, bas Der Staat bisiss Sabr i'm Stanes
isin nirb, feinsn 8srbnolibfeltsn nadjufcm
men, ,pelbss unfeblbar Den 6fsntlitbsn erseit
,pisbsr be6sn unb ben Staat penniplpanen IN
feline alts atbtung9 g9sbietsnee @tsaun9 ;urldfhbs
rem rpiro.
Der Serlcbt Der SanalsS oIllmli ltonere ist9t
Die in 1914 follsftirtsn Sole auf ben 6tfsntli'
den Staatsmsrfsn, ,pslds iib ju $Il67,603'
40 bslaufsm unb sinen Su,pats iber Die Sole
ron l943 ron $l72,199 10 srseben. Die psm
Sbass psrblsibenbs Slans absr Die aus9ats
bstrdat s629,65S 80 i'm sstsn Sabre.
Ger Scribt oes StaatssSbasmsifsrs Seist
ausfibrIib ben 3uifanb unfsrss 8inan;psisns.
9sfer Ssamts fbdet Die GinnabnNn e.Sbass
fammsr fir cas laufsnbe 8sealsSabr snesnc
NIT oem 80. Hcpsmbsr 1s45
auf $3,OO5,OOO 90
SiIanS imSbae
am 80. 0cpem
bsr 1914 S663,s5l 80
Silan; in Der @as
nallbasfailsr
am itIbenSa9e 39,497 90
u7Od 2d7 29
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Die Sa1e bes Getellen Oorr.

XIV ONlDb Uto NtttutH OU(C.
Die Supreme Court Der @ereiniaten
Staatem Dor ,psldDe Die Sabe ces Gbo.
mas Us. Oorr 9ebrabt ,puroe, Der NIT
9smolt Der @aTen Gle Reoieruna pom
Nbooe Sllano iibern Oaufen Su perfen
luhts. uno fir wslebes 8erbreben eriest
I'm 3ubtbauie ienes Staats ibma6tet-
pat elnmutbls entlbisoem oab lie fein
Nebt bsiise Den 8efaneenen Der @emolt
BON Ebooe Gilano su entrufen uno ibn
Dor ienee Sribunol brinoan III loIen. Sb
Ole eofofcfos. weltbe Elm 70 ero6es Wit.
sefubl fir Den Iuf,pie9ler Dorr ee3eiot
baben. nit oieiem ausiprub oes oberifen
Eebtetribunals oes oances iufrieben Iein
peroen. ooer Oh ibr ndbfer S1ritt fein
miro Die Nnt Gents sganoiten BON Neu,
yorf su multsru uno iie nab Nbooe. 81,
lano au maribiren um Die SbIren BON
DORIS 9efdnsnb su fpren9en blebt nod
bu ieben. Solfsfreuno.
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$39,222,45O 67

9tnlsibs &slits2(uS9as
be, nab Der 2lfts ..
4. Wtai lS4l, ,lpSt
Sntsr1en tra9snts1 ,175,060 90
6 17l,736 90
5 9I,542 90
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Ole Summe bttra9enb bon $4O,s35,O13 60
Der 3uwab6 Der StaatSibulo, felt itb bic
Yfibtsn bss @cupsrnorssS tublss tibsrnabnl,
1T leibt sinjutebsn, wenn man Die feitbsriss
2tnfbwsauns Der Sntsrsnsn auf bic @taatS,
fbulo bstrabtst, ,pslbs fb bslautsn ;u
$l0,362,lS6 90
Ger Sstraa bon 9arantirtsn Sns
tsrsffsn an Yripats@ompanien 144,34O 90
Ger Setras fir bic 4easnouns
bet an9sfan9snsn Staatswers
fen, bon jensr 3sit bs9onnsn 4,50O,OOO 90
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8stra9 i'm llmlauf $1,499,17S 90
Sbuloiss Silans an sinbsimi.
ft)e Srsbitorsn, auf pcn bem
9ensrals2(ucitrr aus9sltsllts
Sertiffate lO4,3S4 93
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Selaufenb III $15,006,526 90

Selautno Su $l5,O06,526 90
Die jdbrliben Sntsrsfsn auf bic funoirts
StaatSlbulo 3ablbar an bic Sanf BON psnns
iplpantn, ab9erehnst osrSntsrsisn auf aus9ss
ifsate Sertfieats, bstrd9t ST. TAT ,0s0 12; fdls
li9 auf ben l. Ssbruar une l. Nusuit, bon
tuslbsn Die Summs BON $S73,5l5 O6 am ere
ifsn ndbifen 8sbruar sablbar 1T. G8snn es
felf9eisst wsrben iolis, bab bic SntsrsiTtn auf
Die SntsuiTsns@srtificats auf ben lifsn Ssbruar
be5ablt perbsn folltsn, 70 pdrs bic petere
Summs BON s97,ss3 "a srfcresrlid.
Die einnabmsn in Der Sbasfammsr, ,pdb
rsnb bes lsshn SsfalsSabrss, snrsno nit oem
30ffsn Hopsmbsr lsstsn Sabrcs, init elmer fleis
nsn oisponibIen Silans bon csm porbsrasbens
oen SABRE, waren $2,51l 1887 O3
Die aussabsn pdbrsnb berfds
ben 9sricbe, rparsn init @ins
f1lus Der pernibttten Nslisf.
nctsn 1,s47,3s5 Is
Cine BilanS ino osr Gtasfaihsr
an benz Sage juriifaiknb pon 663,s5l 90
Glsibfals ipar in Der Canals
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2(nfla9e fit Sflapen gntfIbruno.

llnfla9e fir Sflapen' gntflibrune.
Mlb Della Il gSebitsr. wclbe cine an.
perwonote oes 1htbaren Daniel @eblfer
iein iOu uno als Sbullebrerin i'm Staate
8entuefp wobnte tpuroe aneefla9t in Der
Gntfibruna bon Neeeriflapen bebdlflib
oepeicn su lsn uuo in bas Gefdnenib ee.
iebt. Sbr 8erb6r fano Su Sranffort
Statt. uno am l9ten porioen Monats
puroe ibre SADIE nad elmer geibidten
Sertbeloiaun9 ibrer 3 ucpofatsn. 6erren
esslie @ombs. Sobnion uno Sbp, Der
Surp iter9eben. Welbe Die eanse folaenoe
gtacbt nit oer ueberle9un9 oerislbsn 3u.
bracbte uno am folaenosn Woresn nit eli.
ncm 8eroift pon "ibuloio" in Die Court
eintrat. Die Oauer ibrer 8efdnenibfra.
fs .puroe BON Der Court auf 3psi SABRE
b}itimmt ; ober in Hddiibt auf ibr @es
lblebt babsn Die Mitolieoer oer Surp eis
ne 8ttibrift an Den @ouuern6r fir ibre
Seonaoieun9 unteribrieben. lpelbe ct ibr
AUDI ertbelt bat.
Oos &erb0r oes Gbr,p. 6errn Sair.
banf. zines Metbooifen preoieers. tpelber
nit Mib Beblter oes ndmlben &erbres
bens anesflaot 1T. muroe wseen Der Ab'
rpeienbeit zines welentlid,sn 3eueens bic
gum MdlS Scrmin Der Court aufDelbo.
ben. ID.
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139,69l %
10000 90
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Das &arla,p Signal bsitdtiet bic
Wabribt oab 9pman Wriebt uno ieine
Mormonenbanoe in Der Ndbe Der 6an.
oelsitation 80 Weilen obsrbalb praire ou
Gbien nit Den l6dnblern uno Snoianern
in &f 9erietben. sc ereebt fib bier.
aus. oab 8riebt NIT feinen eeuten. aus
Waneel an eebensmitteln BON Den 0dnoz
lern Webl auf Greoit faufen lpollts. Ils
bic 6dnoler oics nibt tbun tpoQten. beabs
fibtieten bic Mormonen es nit @emalt
gu nebmen. poraus iib elm Rampf ent,
ipann. in Dem Die meilfen Mormonen ibr
eeben iouen eineebibt baben. Srei. s.
CUTE Sbepsnin. pelber am 9. Mai
oiefes Sabrea Den Sefretdr oss fpanifbcm
@oniuts, Germ s. De poulo Was 5u N.
Orleans erffobsn. puroe Donneritas Dor
Ribter @anouse eebrabt uno autporte.
te ouf Die Sraee. Oh er Sur unteriubune
bereit lei, .gtein." ugr iei &Snie BON
Sranfreib uno 6erdoe BON 8ureuno. u.
Tonne nur BON elmer pairs Surp eeribtet
weroen oas 8eribt. Dor Dem ct lfebe,
babe feline Sursoiction iber ibn." gr
puroe in feline Belle Surddeefdbrt uno bas
@sribt ernannte cine Committee Don orei
1er3ten, um BON 3eit 81 3eit oen @efan>
9enen Su beiuben uno au beiiimmen. Oh
ceGen Serridtbet wirflib ooer nur an,
senommen 1T. Griferes inoehen fdeint
auesr 3peifel au iein.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-07-12
CantrelIs Ague Mixture, or Tonic
NleSliCanCnla,

For the cure IF all Bilious affections, ftahen oc-
cording 10 directions.
II is a never falling remedy which no family
ought to be without, especially in low marshy
countries.
As this medicine is Put up under the proPric.
tors immediate inspection on the mos, scicnllfir
principles, being Purify Vegetable and having
tried its efficacy on thousands. for upwards of -
wears and 10 his knowledge when taken strictly ac-
cordiug to directions, there has not b en- one ia lure.
Under such circumstances ! recommend IT TO the
public, adding ceriiiica', in support of my asse.
ton.
[, John Burns, do certify that was in the ship
Tobacco Plant of Phhdrii ita, Capt. Reed in
June, 1927, bound 10 Livcrpool took the fever
and ague and laid in i.iverI oGl some time under
the doctors hands, went from the" to Baltimore,
lay in the Inirmary for iouT or five wceks-irnm
thence to rhiadrphia; was six months under DR..
Goats; from thence 10 New Ycrk-w'Bt 10 II e
Hospital. remained there about four W. eks without
any teiief-tt,ed every thing without any henrfit,
for five years. Hearing Of Capreil's Ague MS>
iure from a friend, I went 10 Lis store, told him
how | was afflicted, and got battle of his mixture
and used II according to directions II made per-
feet cure and have not had the least return since.
do with confidence recommend il L. the public.
JOHN BURNS.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-07-12
A TRULY WONDERFUL CURE.

W.TERyILLE, Oneida CO.,. \, Y. Sept. 5, ls43.
Dea, SRI owe it to the afflicted to inform yau
that in January last was attacked by n very vio-
lent cold, caused hy working in the water. which
settled on my lungs 1t was accompanied by ve.
r, severe pain in nv breast and sides, and also
distressing cough. had in attendance all the est
medical aid in village; hut after eXhausring all
their skin av Ill, they pronounced my dicase
CONFIRMED CoNsuMPr,"N, and they nne and ali
gare me up 10 die. After much persuasion go,
The consrn, OF nv ph, .ican to use the B.LsIM oF
WILp CHtRRI pr pared hy Da. WIsrAR. pur-
chased of the Agent in place one bottle, before
using half "f which heean to gain streng h, and It
was very evident my cough was much better and
my symptoms in every way improving. have
now used three bottles, and am restored 10 perfect
heahh. This result is alone owing 10 the use Of
DR. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY; anil take this method Of giving You the in
Ermirion. partly TO pay you the debt OF gratitude
owe YOU, and partly that Others similarly afflicted
ma, know where TO apply for relief.
Very trulv yours, JAMES SAGE.
Mn. PALMER. Druggist, under date of Walerv,lle,
Sept cath. isi3. writes;
The s,stemen, given you by Mr.. James Sage Is
well known 10 he true hy this iuh0ie community
II certainly was a most remarka' le cure. The sale
Of the Bassm is very good and its success in cures
truly naleripg. Yours resp ctfully,
d. ID. PALMER
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-07-12

FouR Persons KLLED.-Apfl deeds Of
Hood.--A gentleman who arrived in Cincinna-
Il on Monday last, gives the editor of the Com
merclal the following particulars of dreadful
deeds Of blood committed on the Wachita river,
in Louisiana. a few days since. He stated ,ha,
two planters living on adjoining plantations had
difficulty. An unruy horse belonging to one,
jumped into the lot belonging to the other,
which was shot Soon after, slave, belong
ing to the owner of the horse went over to the
said plantation 4; he, too was shot. The same
evening, the planter who owned the horse and
the slave, took his gun and went over to the
planters house who had shot his horse and slave,
and, as he stood in his yard, deliberately shot
him dead The son of the dead planter hear
ing the report OF the gun, came out of the
house, when he was commanded to stand. AS
soon AZ the gun was reloaded the son was shot
and Immediately expired. The daughter of the
planter then came TO the door, when the mon.
ster drew his bowie knife and cut her throat
from ear TO ear, and fed. The slaves on the
plantation raised the alarm, and The fiend was
pursued and taken, and committed to The near
est Jail, TO await trial. These awful terrific
details are from reliable source and we can
vouch Tor their correctness, says the CONNER
cial, although no names are given.