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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-20

Police OMce-Jsnusry ls.CHAaoE OF RArr.-A
yourg married woman. named Abby Ann kearney, of
No nth street. appeared before Justice Haskell
Sat iriay evening" with her hush md. and preferred
complaint against young man named Joseph Ha rison
who keeps public house store in Hoboken street No.
OF the above serious Her mony taken,
nd very positive sgant Harrison who was arrest
sd and held bail in the OF 81 ZOO TO answer the
charge. She swore that on the % OF September last
she resided with her husband In the second story Of the
evening Harrison came int the room inquired
Tor her husband and being informed that he out
being ordered Of the ROOM instead obey Ing he
turned round locked the door, and seizing her b. the
desperately and screamed succeeded in ravshng her per-
and after having acconp hid his design told her
that she ever dvuised the secret to he would
take her e She kept the secret until about week sgo
when Z, use the words Of the siavit 1T preyed upon
he, mind L. such manner that she could have 20 peace
and she had frghtfu dreams night and consequently
informed her husband of the fact The husband not
examined.
Harrison being examined declared the charge utter
" fse and alleged that il made by the complainant
and her husband for the purpose extoing money from
him and that he husband had charged him with It, but
ofsred to settle It. The complainant ia a about
Is years OF and unusual attrac
The accused Is good looking Young man Of about
The same aga The matter a queer aspect and
when comes to trial will present very novel and
peculiar features How far the charge against the scc
sea Is true 1t would be impossible say but have the
oath OF the woman against the statement OF the
requires very strong evidence in cont OF Justice to
shed the edge Of the evening" in inhabited dwelling
house where her screams could be heard.
COroner's Omco-JAr l9.-DEATH FROM BuRrINe.-
Owing to the nation which LEFT at the COrcners
office Saturday being erroneous. the report of the
of burning in yesterdays Herald equally
The inquest was held upon the body Of Mary Phalen,
mot Wayland) and OF No. 81 Attorny street Tho de-
ceased So years of age and to her death under
the following circumstances :: shs occupied room In
the second story of the house. lis Broome street with
her James, who about half past o'clock on Friday
evening" left her and house opposite to spend the
evening. About half past 10 O'clock his attention
attracted to the windows Of his mohers by
ual light and Fastening he found the door locked
He burst it open and his mother lying the foor ~
the centre of the ROOM with her clothes 'rly burned
of-and behind the door were clothes hanging upon
arail and Ere. There light In the room, but
bright 6re was burning in the stove Deceased was In
the habit of drinking much and the only way the
cdent bs accounted for is that while under the In
fuence Of liquor she sat the hre to burn her
clothes she might have brushed against the stove and
act her clothes dfe and have been perfectly sober
The injuries she received produced her death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-20

RAPKTTls BENEFIT takes place to-morrow even
ing, when the SemiYamids will be performed =
Rapeti is, perhaps, one Of the most efficient ele-
ments Of the Opera, certainly contributing to lite
perfection and success, more than any other indi-
udual. He sthe main.prop Of the Opera, indeed,
and, besides, as man, is evidently deserving Of
public favor and esteem let him have bumper
NIBLo's SALooN.-Tas 10 now one Of the most
elegant saloons in this country. 1t has been re
Gently decorated and painted in superb style. Its
s,aciousnes and elegance, and the well knows
excellence Of Niblo's suppers, make this the favor
ite assembly room Of our fashionable and military
societies who give balls during this season.
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The Question Settled.

MNANY persons wonder and ask. why Dr..
va Smiths Neget he Pills are pr rferred
To other medicins which have been so much Ion.
ger before the pubic. The reasons are, plainly,
that they give more general sali.ihcton, and are
ircomparahly mnre pleasant. being coated with
sugar: and MS they never etipe or nausra'e II Is
no wonder that those who use them do recommend
hem hevond any other Pills They cleanse and
purify the blood. aid and improve digestion, cure
Headache, Dyspepsia and Bilious Compl nn,s, in
a manner easy, that tie patient is scarcely con.
sciou- of having ken medicine a, all. Male by
an educated Physician, they do not come under
the head of ''quack medicine"
OT CAUrION.--As miserable imitation has
been made. hy the name OF "SugN Coated Pill>.'
it is necrss ry to he that DR. BENZ. SMiTH's
signature is on every hox. Price rs cents.
Principal Office. l79 Greenwich st n w York.
Sold by JOHN W. FRILlNG. Sunbury.
WM. FORSYTHE. Nmthumd.
Ortohcr o5th ISlS
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Greatly Reduced Pticp-- From 50 10 50 per
Annnm.- Single copy % cen,s
PROSPECT. OF Tne NEXT, on lTru VOLUME.
vU>HE PRICE m the DEnocu.riu REv,rw
i has hrretofne been too hrh-no, for the size
Gust AMI character. but Cor the ofens of thou
sands of readers who would be glad to receive H.
and among whom !, is highly desirable that il
should c'rcu,le. For the purpose therefore. Of
wi'frr' q 'l'e range Of IS usefulness. and of multi
plying the numlrrs of,h 'sp t. whom il NAV be ac-
ce>sahlr il has h,en determined simu,i snpously
with the gr-at r,durron in the expense Of the post
age &, tcdce i's suh-cripli N prire also f m FIVE
TO only THREE lars; and when several unite
in suh-ctpnon, To as low 81 so, or even 81 30
per annum.
This very large reducit,n in the receipts Iaccom.
panied with hut a comparatively small dimiuu'inn
ofits eSpcn>e) involves. sf rourse, an entire s'cr.
fee of prof, upon IT, u'hr.s rompensated by vast
mulrpi eaton of subscribers Til re will be st the
outset oolv srn,n reduction in its numt,er of p,
g.S; 10 be restored to its old number, wthout
increase Of rr'ce. wheu the anticipated success Of
the eyprrn"nr shall Justify il.
THE PoRrRNrs NJ DIsTIS6uIsarp Demo-
cB,ls vi we con,tpuea-engraved in better and
costly style than heretofore.
The Po>r,Gr viii hereafter. fm any distance he
only fire and Il hGlf cents IL has heretofore lcen,
for 100 miles eighteen crnts
We look for rx,ension Of crculat on to I've
reckouad tv tens Of thous1aas, ms tie result and
IN. eus,rinn This grea' reduction" of nice.--E Eve
" friend of the work and Of the Democratic rinci-
rs ana cause, !, confidently aprcsled 10 to exert
h,m,ef wnh All active interest 10 procure il suhscri
bers both 10 ex'end its usefulness. and to carry i,
successfully through The crisis Of this great reduc-
non of ts prices.
Those xyhn have ma Il IN ada far tho mir M
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Sherif's Sale.

EDY virtue Of certain writ of al. Lev. Facas.
E y issued ont of the Court of Common Pleas
II Nnrhumbe Land County to me directed. will
I've exposed io puhhc sale, at the Court House
in ,hs Borough Of sudbury, on Monday the 3d day
# Now mher nex', at O'Clock, =. NJ, the follow
ing 'e-crihed property iowit:
An those two several tracts of land situate in
Shamokn tnwrship, Northumberland county. all
joining land Of Thomas Hamilton, Martin Gr,s
late John Brady. Valentine Eckrr. ESQ. snd Others,
cont inrnc together eight hundred and lightweight
and half acres more less, with the apInr endn
crs.
Srized taken in execution and 70 he sold as the
propehy Of Andrew Mu cher, with notice TO Lewis
Dtw,u.
ALSO-A certain tract or piece Of land si'uate
in Augusta Township. Northumberland county, AL
'oining land Of Jacob Hoover. Ira L. Clenrn, and
Others cnurainiug SO more or less, about
100 acres ii winch ~ C cared wherson are erecIed
iarsr two story dw,,lng house large bank barn
aud Other out uldings, ar apple orchard &c.
SeiE,d, t.ken eNecu,ion and to s So vi as the
property Of W iam Hunter and Rsl'r, Hunter.
FELIX MAURER, Sheriff.
Sheiff's Office. ,
Suntur, Oe', llIh, ls}5 s
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FOURTEEN
TStudble ArttrlcS,
BRsNS,n's VgnuuuGE- crrtun es~ fo,

BRrNStRs NERNIIuGE- ceriLpn esye for
: worms--sate and very pleasant to take.
6. GIbsuNs ENrR,crs. which remove Grease
oi al kind, by Pa nrs, Tar, Vanish and Wax,
from carI"tS from clohne, without figuring the
color ~ Fhe cloth.
s AoSunS FIX P.rEu-the hes, thing known
for kilIne fles and utCsqlit'rs.
!. A 'ce,tan Destroyer Of Rats, Mice, Reaches
and Anis.--iud an hher If Bed Bcgs.
3. GUS>S SfrcITrc Tor s,wr stomach, Heart
Bora and Mater Brssh, ly one ~ho had suffered
Thirteen ye,is htinrr he ,iscov.rej tho cure.
l,R. Sty,Rx's 'GrEEN OINTMENT for the Piles
Il has never filed to cure,
g. H.Hkrso>s TrrrER WASH.
s. BaEMoNb's IspkLIhLE iNT,-wilhoH a
rival.
6. TEE CostouNp CONVECTION OF FGs-
iu,l tie redi,iue for children aud Tor women, il is
50 pleasant In take.
10 BrCK's VsGETAbLE ASrIhiHovs fILls
II. GuSS's ENoLLIESr W,rER-rRoor P.srr,
fm Harness. Boots, &c. Il soiiens the leather, and
Keeps out the water.
~. rooR Mans STRENGrhENISa Plaster.
l3, I.cKsoSs BI,HnuGA MIXTURE, whith
eurs the 3ors, Dlarrhea in few hours.
ID JarKsoN's DrssSTARr MlNTUHr, eer>
,sin aud spe,dy cure Tor Dysenery aud Stusner
Compliant
The above valuable articles are sdia wholesale
and retail, by l.. g. GUNN, No. \ South FJm
street, Phiddsip'Ee--w where Siortk,spers sna O.
'hers will be sc,pied with 'pure Nftioss Csyenpe
PEPPER. krnes fieN-rs. DtUg., Pants, OILS, Glass
ssd Vsrnishss al the lowest pr'css Terms only
cash. UJ Cut out the advertisement, aud bfing
II with you.
Philadelphia, July islh, lsso.-iy.
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u. = s = M q ..
JOHN Il. STRY T. II

of the late firms IF Newk;rk 4 Siryher. and
SirYker d Paguc,
II AS resumed hr " holes IL, Dry G 'ods Busi.
IL ness, and now OILERS fnr sale, at Nos. IL -nd
II Bank s'ceet, PhiIa,rlphis, "dj 'ini'g Myers,
CashoEl d. COS AuAoa St"re, No. sS Msskt
street. ecsersl .ssoft;nrm of Dry Goods, ch eily
PNirchsaei nuttios,. al very smJa advance for
cash, mcIy scoeutnnc :.
Believing ,ha, his iHng rpTieac" m purchasing
wall enable him sell trs Goods al ,ise lawes, War,
1t p'ces, he INVITES hi, old friends, aud e1ners
wis ing To buy, to favor him With call.
Ph,l.delphi,, Nov. 4, iSi5 --sla
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TERMS REDUCED.

DAGUERRfiN GALLERY IF Patent Prrmi-
um Col0red hktncsses, and Photographic
DoDof;
No. l36 Chesnut Street. Philadelnhia.
No. 25l Broadway, New York No IS Cour,
Strsrt, Boston; No. 1876 Chesnu, Sweet. Ph'la.
delpha Baltimore street. Baltimore /: Bfoid-
way. Saratoga Sp-ngs M Sc Canal Street,
New-Orleans Main SIRE, Newport, Il. |. And
Main Street, Du Ruque, Iowa.
CONSTITUTING the oldest ard most Ey,"n-
- sve Establishment Of the kind in The " orll.
ard containing more thsu a THOUSAND POR.
TRAITS, embracing those of some Of the most
distinguished individusls in the United States.
Abundance free.
This Establishment having been AWARDED he
Medai -Four FIRST Premiums, md i'ro ri CHEST
Hgnors' at the Exhbitinus at Boston. New York
and rhladel hia. respectively for best Picture and
Apparatus is thus officially sustained in the posi-
lion of superiority hertof1re universally assigned It
hy the pubic, as "First in TIE World"
June 2Sth, lS45.-ly
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Manufacturer and Wholesale De,Ter in an kinds
Of Brooms, Brushes. Buckets, Cedsrware, Clocks,
Ba,ke,s, Mats. Blscking, Eastern made Wooden
Ware. &c.
Manly Rowe. 63 N Sd st. one door above Arch,
eas, side.
Cheap Publication and Periodical Establishment.
q. b. Ieber & co. Ledger Building, Sd st. below
Chesnut.
Boots and Shoes.
Robert Polrn"r, ls2 s. Cd 81, three doors bel Union,
west side.
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds If Scales,
We gh,s aud Weighing Machines. Also, Bur-
drn's Patent Horse Shoes
GRAY Il Brother, 81 Walnut st. below Second.
Philadelphia, Sept Goth, lS45-2m
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Orphans Court sale.

IN posusuce oi an order OF The Orphans Count
l. of Northumberland county, will be sold a, pub.
lie vendue, on Wednesday. the l2th If November
next, at The house Of Vim. r. Jones, in Augusta
township, in said county, to wit: A certain Is
lsnd, situated in Augusta township, in sad county
called Moody aud Round Island, conts n,ng TWEEN
y.iour acres. Also. a, the same time and place, =
certain uac, Of land situated in township oio,ssanl.
sjo'nlng Wm. r. Jones aud others, containing sigb
ty-seven sc,es more or ess.-Lste the estate of
Co. John Jones, decd. Sale TO commence at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. of said day, when the conditions Of
sale will be made known by
VIM. II. MUENCH,
ELISHA KLINE.
Oct, 18th, ls45,-4t Adm'u.
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Notice

ny NOW az M,n t~ ,lr-sr Presents. That l.
81 The count, al Nnrhuraihr and ani ssrr 81 Pa
in cnnsh-ra'i q OF h. sum e eco !o, u n," III
band pad lp Maew Glare. of the town II Dan
Vile in lhr county of Coiun nj, al and tef rr the
en.eai and d, ,hvrrne oi these prese' 'a, the re-
ceipt whereof do hereby tcknoa'dge, have bar
gained, sod. l-s.ed graned Snd confirmed a"d
ty these pTe--n's DO hsrgau, SELL ree 'se, grant and
confirm uo,e the said Mathew Clare all the goods
household ut and implements Of household, and
all gods and ct,si'F> whatsoever mentioned and
expressed M the schedule her unto annrycd> 10
bave and "a hold all ani slnpu'ar. the goods &c.>
and every nf them hy these presents baTgain.. sid,
released. granted aud conf nd uu,n the said Ma
thew Ciire, 60 his only proper u-r and behoot hts
heirs, executors. admaIsi,s,o and assigns, fore
yer. In witness whereof have set my hand and
sesl, tHs 27ih dsv ot Ocioher A d. ts45.
Witness present, kOBERf Ci'AkE'
ELI TRe.o.
One dsn Mare. grsv Mare, I hay Co't, Cows,
4 Csives, 3 Sherp, ~ Hrgs I Wsegon, | sr, "i
HaIness. = Pows, Haruws 2O acres Of Nhrat
in the ground Z acres Rye. 2oo bushels Corn in
the crih, 2 stacks oats, | stack wheat. 40 bushels
Wheat in the barn, brass Ciock Barrow, ma
hogany Table. low iemanng aud hring IN Jack.
son township in the county of Nor'hntutei land,
and state aforesaid. ROBERT CLARE.
Witness prsent-EII TREGo, MICHAEL BURKE.
Nav | IS45-4t
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ELIEVE AND LIV e
Il II q M S q N s
Compound syrup OF Tar & Wood

Naptha.
VvNHE unprecedented success of this medicine. in
l. the restoration of health. 10 those who. in des.
pair had given up all hopes. has given IL IN exa'-
ted reputation above all other remedies furnishing
evidence OF its intrinsic value and power. the
ly sgent which can I've relied up,n for the cure Of
Pulmonary Consumption. Bronchiitis Asthma.
Pain in the side and Breast. Splitting of Blood,
Whooping Cough. Group, SC.
Attention is requested 10 the following ASTON.
ISHING CURE. bv Thomson's Compound Syrup
of Tar and Wood Nar,ha!,
PHILADELPHIA. May Sd. ls44.
Mr.. THOMSON-Desr Sir-Wuh grateful
feelings inform YOU Of the astonishing effects of
your me cine, which has literally raised me from
deaih-hed Nv disease. Pulmonary Consump-
tion, had reduced me low that my physician pro.
nolnced my case hopeless At this Junction be-
enn to use your medicine. and miraculous as it msy
seem. it has completely restored me TO health after
everything else had failed. Respectfully yours.
WASHING rON MACK.
Charlotte street. above George street.
The undersigned being personally acquain,ed
with Washington Mack and his sullernas. bear
witness 10 the astonishing effects Of Thomson's
Compound Syrup of Tar. and the truth Of the a.
bove statement.
JOS. WINNER. 3is North Third street,
DAVID VICKERS, AZ Almond street
HUGH MGtNLEY, s. E. corner Tamany
and Fourth streets.
Prepared only by s y. Thomson. n. z. corner
Of 9th and Spruce streets, Phi ade phia.
Agents-H. d. Masser, Sunhury; d. Gross.
md Dr.. Macpherson. Harrisburg Jnn. G. Brown.
Pt,svle Geo. Esrl, Re ding; Houston &, Ma
on Towands, Bradford county Pa. Price SO cents
per bottle, or s5 p.r dozen.
GJj' l3eparr Of all imifu,jons.
Philabeiph,a Junp 2Sth lSA5-ly
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HN the Orphans Court of said county, at Angus
Term, A. ID. is45.--Dn morion ot Hugh Bel
las, Esq. tine C"uu grant a rue on The heirs and
lee representatives of He,ny AuVcs late II he h"-
rough OF Nouhunhrtl,nj, in said cvanIY, rhec'd
leaving issue ,x cidrcn. 10 wit: Margaret, inrer.
fnauied w:h Clan l.. Win'her; CaheIe, inter
rnarri"d with George Hul'er; Philip AT,e-i Ella
beth inmerv itt,tmnnied with Itv, Iiubtrt. nov
drcrased. having issue ~ her saM husband. Han.
nah Hohary AID EHzshtth H.hsr', nircrs under
,hr age II tw-n'y-oue> of whom Daniel tTautigsm,
E-q. is suardlan, and Wilh,m AIT :. resident in
W-con, a. hens and aslnl.sNcs of R'nry Antes,
late al the borough of Nnrlhe lsrl aa, decd, to
appear in our next Orphans "ur' Ia he held Tor
said COUNTY. 10 wits -, ,te Sd day h November
a. ID isi5, and accept refuse he est'te Of the
said Henry Anrss. cd. or saw ,sse why the
same Sh,rR MT I've sold.
C.rtlfed from the records oI our said Orphans
Cut at Sudbury, this cath day OF Sep'em-
her, A. ID. isis.
EDWARD OYSTER,
Sunbury, Sept. 2s, is45-6t ClS. .. Z.
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TERMS HENCEFORWARD.

lNranIaBLY ~ ADVANCE
Single copy So 90 Eigh, copies, $50 90
Four copies IL 90 Thirteen 80 90
II WIN then he seen that when thirteen copies are
"rd,red q, once the price is thought DOWN to about
So 80 each. For SIX m 'nths. half these rates.
These rates afford high Inducements TO agents
and others 10 interest themselves to procure sub
scrIl,rrs.
The cash system and payment in adrcnee mus,
he urcn,npto nlslHgy adhered to. The past relax
ari,n of IT has c,u'ed an accumulation of not far
f. m sac ti0n OF debts due he work. Hrreaf.
ter thl- must he nhniy rcf,rm'd, nor must either
be mos, eminent poilricsl frlen or hc most inti.
mate pers,Tf one, h. disl1cased experiencing
it, apifrc tlion, in the sorpage ni their numbers, #
Ia neglect this rule, The v,,aI nccessiN Of which,
at the lrescui rcduc rats must he Obvious all
No communi aion viii he taktr, from the Post
oikce un IS free III postage.
All commune i'inns, h.th on editorial anil pub
lshue business, must fe ad,'fe,srd hencefnIward
to the una rsgued Those relating 20 the settle
mnl nt the pa, debt ,,ur The work will he still ad
dressed 10 Mf. II, g. lASGLrv 8 Astor Hbrse, the
pls, arrangements with whom, rs publisher have
rescued their Termination.
81. O'SuLLIvAN.
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To Purchasers Of
ID r Y GOOD S.

WINE subscribe, M. l2i Pearl street, New
L York. having established Br nch al No. %
South Second St. PhiIade ph,,, is NOW "peuinc
and viii he constantly rscrivag from The N,w
York Auc'ion- an extensive assor ment "f
FANCY & STABLE DRY GOODS.
which will be sold at The lowest New York pr ccs
at wholesale aud Retail. Among his stock will be
found a good assortment Of the t,ll"wrg ar!cles:
Jacconc,> Plaid liar Cord. l.scr. Sripe, b ok,
Swiss and Tararan Musns. Bi-h " aud L,nrn
Lawns. Fancy Cap Nets, Fancy aud Ball DRESSES.
Thread Laces Applcaion Dn., rch Back Six
Trimming Lace, Irish Lucas. Linen Camhrics
Linen Camhrc Hdkis.. Curtain Frngrs. Cashmere
rl'Ecos.e. Mnusenc de i.aipe, silk and Cation
Warp Al,accns, GU rn's Cloth. Gala Plaids
French Nennos, B'ck silks, GIrves. ii k Hose
Shawls, Crava's, Rlhhon-. Emuoi,ieriss &C., &c
Country Merchants and Others vl-i'lng Phnie
uhla or New Yurk To putcha>,s are respectfully in.
vitrd TO call AID rramHie the 81 oks
Nov. |, lsd5.-ly G.. n. MOORE.
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Notice

n s hrrchv given to al egatecs. creditors and o.
n thcr persons interested IN The estates Of Jacob
Mallch, ,l,cd, set,ld hy his executors, John and
Peter Malch Of John X Him. decd., ser'rd hy
his executors. James Murray; Of Joseph Power,
decd. settled hv his administrator, An,new Run.
van; Of M,ria FL z,hcih Thomas deed. settled hy
her aImin-irarrix, Sol"mv s M; of Frederick Ra.
kcr, deed. settled by his adminitraror. Jacob II f.
man; Of Adnnijah Farnsw"rh, deed, settled ty
his administrator, Robert Fsnswor'h; 4 Jdan
Rork,felle deed, seiilfd nv his administrator A.
i,xandcr VI ,ure-la'c Of Northumberland C nnr;
rha, tie sxecutus an administrators nfttlr ,ad de
ceased estates have 6lel Their accounts with the
Reg's,er Of this county. and ,hs they Mi he lhe
scn,rd to the Orphans Court Of said county. an
Tuesday the 4,h day Of November uexi, Tor con-
firmatlon and allowance
EDWARD OYSTER,
Sunburv, Get. 4,h. lSa5.-1 Register
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Juy, rsi5, lac Nassau street, N. York
LAST LIKENESS OF GEN. JACKSON.

LAST LIKENESS OF GEN. JACKSON.
The admirable Dagucusotype Of Gen. Jackson,
taken by Anthony, Edwards Il Co., few weeks
he'tre h- DEATH sss been purchased for The use of
the Democratic Review. 1t is in the hands Of the
nri,r, and @f he engraved in the fines, style of
meZz. tint, oiexrra srgr. II is most beautiful and
interesting wotk dccurrd Ivy Mr. Van Buren snd
other. 10 gr.e perfrc, idea of the great and
good Old man ihan any ,iher hkeness; and "ughi
To be possessed ty every man who loves and re-
,ersrs his memTy.--Ihose who subscribe early
vii receive it as one of the regular series Of POI.
traits.
y remher 9Th ISi5
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Tnrbuf-SoIomon Esbhach.
DeLucare.--John Beard. Jacob Stzel, WIN.
Kirk John Boush. William rinhrook.
Ie'o;s.-John Raup. Michael Sech1er.
.KHon.-J hn u vers.
ChHsgunque.-G orge Frederick.
Po'nt.-Thomas H. Watt.
Norfhum Jeriand John Cake. e. r. Shannon.
augusta. John Haas, Jacob Fry. jr, William
Bsrhol,mew.
Upper Mahonoy.-Benjamin Markell, Michael
Btowu. j..
LoWer Mahonoy.-John Bng,man, John Dor
rel.
Lihh Mahonoy. William Roihermel, Jacob
Rsker.
Jackson.--Tohas Mill, Joseph Battdorf.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-01
NEW SAEPET1NGS.

NEW CARE z TINGS.
YN1E Subscribers have received. and now
Il opening splendid assortment Of the following
e DDS
Saxony, Wilton and Velvet Carpetirgs
Brussels and lmperol py dp CAR
Extra superfne and fine InCrsio. 10 : PEI
Enghih shaded & Dama>k Venelsn do lNH..
American twlled and fQ'd 10
English Druegeus snd WodleD Floor Cloths
Stair and Passage Bookings
+ Embossed Piano and Table Covers
London Cheuie and Tufel Rugs
Door Mats of every descrnton.
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A large and extensive ,ssorteeut Of Fi00r az
Cloths, from one 10 eighl ysls wide Gu, TO &. eve.
~ description nf rooms oT passages.
Also low priced luerain CaIpetnes hon. 9lA IN
62l cents per yard. together with large and eE'ru-
sise ass orlment of goods usually keI, by o9tlet
merc' ants.
The above sools will be sold WHOLESALE ~ ve,ail
at the lowest marke, prices. Country merchants
aud Others are particularly invited To call snd sxs-
mine our soek before mskine theiI ss'es,iohs
CLARKsoN, RICH n MUl.liGAN,
SaeoessoIs 10 Joseph Raes wood No. ! II Chssnoi.
corner of Franklin Place.
Philadelphia, Feb. s2d, lsA5'--