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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-29


liAg received per steamer Fort WAYNE
III Dorado, Brunswick and South America
from st. Louis and Cincinnati, the following
articles II
5000 lbs cleaF bacon sides,
80 half barrels 81 l. uis Hour, city miIlp
1000 ibs Miss. biling rops,
~ ltarrels ~. Louis i2ur.
1000 Ibs taileW,
ND dozen brootus,
10 boxes cheap tobacco,
lVO sacks attot, assorted,
30 Kegs white lead,
. blrrclg ltHt9cd oil,
z barrels caftDf oil,
1909 bushels corn,
3ODO lbs castings, such 40 Dutch oyone, akil.
lots, stow hotties. round y tts, aalGG Datg,
sugar and tea kettles " superior quality, and
considerable boltv the customary prices.
Cal and see, anIif you want tho foregoing
~artieles, You viii certainly purchase.
LOUISIANA FEMALE SEMINARY,
Under the Immediate charge Of
..s. MRS. M. Y. FUERfES.
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT, DIRECTED by
MIR. A. II. FUERrES.
Mn. N MRs. FUERrEs, respectfully in.
'orm The public that, a. they personally at.
tend to the instruction Of pupils, thoy can A.
ford 10 teach on the most reasonable terms.
TgRMB.
Boarding and tuition per annum pay.
able quarterly, In advance, h $50
Day scholars (por qIat) from rGto 10
Froneh, 60 q
Spanish, Italian, Latin, each, q
Pianb, II
IL
Extra charge for washing per month, Z
For bed and bedding, 1
music FREQ Of charge.
All tho branches Of studies enumerated
shove are taught bv Mr., ard Mrs. Fuertes.
Every 9TH Saturday Of each month, there
VIII be held IN tho school room an examuna-
ION Of Mr. rs pupils, IN vocal and Instrument. |
Al music, 10 which parents and guardians Of
bo pupIIs wiIl be invited to attend, and Of
Which duo notice viii be- giyon tbcm.
feb u no 4 1915
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-29

hereby acknowledge, that | was in error,
in making use of abusive and disrespectful
language against Mrs. Esque, having a ten
dency to injure her reputation, on the after
noon Of July the 18th, 1916, and that | deeply
regret the use Of said expressions.
JOSEPH SCHLERETH.
Subscribed before me this Sd August, 1916.
aug 5 1t J.. R. DUFROCQ, J.. P.
RUSSELL ON CRIMEs-2yolums com
ple'e, fifth edition with additional Notes and
References by GEORGE SHARswooD.
Jus4 received for sale by
GEO. M. HEROMAN.
opposite the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-29
DR.. f. NJ.

sEfOR
iendeT ms professional services 10 Il.
public.-Ofcs on Lafayette Il. =
February 10Th. 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-29
LIME LIME

LIME LIME.
Just received and for sale by R.I2. Pickett
at the wharf boat, a quantity Of line at 75cts
per flour barrel.
August %, 1916. .,.uaa.. .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-29

EN- SACS.-a vendre par
ocr-3S. STEPHEN HENDERsoy
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25
From The Western Co!.tInrIit.
"a HEALTH To CAPTAIN MAY

.''rLI lieh your glasses, s%enticTcm' AMI listen 10
say.
an drink i Bump to tie hca!lii o. gn!lDrt c'Pt'in
:iey-
: r;.h he, rush ananc Us. as lie ru;sh'I upc:
til: t!.y.
vi IN lie vas fierce; in tic Gg!.t anl for:a9St in
;at roy.
he: mcct IS w,,m a w,lccr.cfr'm Eis!lients IS
from lis io,:,
.!.otgi. he, corrc - srrntti:jrg plcasart;r than
when Ir IN" Ia Flows,
Where not i ,.rup Il L!ool i, sIied lGt tie r"'y
.tr,..n tli.; flows
rem f~:u'l-in. LTiG.::.rt as a st, r ALI fragrant IS "
rSsc.
.Onc gH,,iars hour Of crow l.ed l;e,' tic mighty
n.r>frrI s;'gS.
J. w.;.h 20 -rc wilhout Il name Ind lois Ct
,tiI"r filings.
inItn CHS, the tiae ofbattie when an army Eic>
Ike = i.:s.
To t!,r s.i.i: o. L Lave MA sui'rencst ~r'iturc
lr;:ss.
: . a nollc 81 Il 10 Sc a catlract's Gownwa:":
81,
4. nn,lc id: a-e banners hung over scmc oil
~c,>ii.'s wall.
i n,bI. >igl.; are ladies' bright, gay i"ncirg il
tie hail,
item al.
Wi!h hair Dose <rcaring on Tie winl, like al.
arrow swift lee flew.
Uni! the ranks 81 .erricd men, and. daslirp
I! ruIrnI. nd fl,rGr, J..
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25
STRAW.

1t 4 camp-m"rt;"c IN Tcnn"ssc". IN c%c"c:'ric
Inreschcr WIS f.,i.Hi:rg ;uril', " 10 ia - c%c'.iri-
we'd 10 work u?ou the feelings OF lis al TORY.
,I,.i nm r.. ~.,Ir'ir.it. -. .,.t,r MS c@Tl-
IL, FL, covered win: pr.>.r. tr m";ir!'rr>. P"r-
cr;, irr there wrr. m.ry c'iI"r. rrr>,It r, aGy Ia
cast ;b,mscJ, Town. Lri who r~cfr.ired irria
lninr 81 ira,n !.ci: Of .,rrw t. kuerl u?nn. ie
erie, n.t i, TIE mi IL %" his rx'rtttio'. Straw.
tx! We wan, IT re.,r,w itre. Brother Hopkins.
..,r the Lnr!s . X" IN nrto N0'r mouse AM 2tt
SO" mo-" -: ". r,rty-avc rrrci";;s sC'.i lOs!
r. rc,tJ ~y,r.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25
CAST YOUR ATTENTION
THIS W A "!

WE wish cr,ry 30 y to know and bear in
Iain Tat we have Il first rat, asset
mant OF Ready Mrie ClotEing on hand. consist
linz Of Goats, Parts. Vests, Shirts, Sc, &c.. all
male OF COOL mterial, which We are selling
ClIEAP---amazingly cheap, fer CASH. We
earnestly request these in want of clothing 10
call as we arc very sangnine that the quality and
p:ice will please the most fastidicus. Dent for
getto call.
RICHARDSON & DUKE.
Water street, Louisiana Mo,
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25
Taxes! Taxes!

Tie assessment lister tie town cfLcu.
%i>iana forti'e present year, las Leon COM
rlc!cd; AID vii! remain crtn to tie irspec-
lion OF az !rnsans interested. attle Office
OF the Clts,: ofti:e Board Of Trustees uutil
tOo'ciacf y. ~. or Monday tie ed coy Of
t'eyre>s"utmorth. at wien time tie Board
of Trrs:cos will st IS Court CO arf cals to
.hcsr and determine al appeals from said ss-
.ScSsmcnt.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25
,muUrtas?t FntvryiarfOrt

AM beg leave rs,:.c''ini'! to remind car
~ iricn : tit IN. " F.: IN hare accounts
rncol-pd for tt lat Ie:r E.'>e m"S' te cHead-
edo inne!.air'y. "ni sc 'nih>rr'Gn-St all per-
<cns in lcI tel 10 rs wi."tier by rrtc, Io,k ac-
court or Otherwise to cali AMI >ttr'c promptly OF
they c4In;t expect us 10 ci-e longer Indulgence.
We have d,it$:o !... We !:avc coois t, hny.
~. have i.nrr", tl=s!.i. {" mike. ar lave no tima
To travel ever the %coHrtr? t'faGG"st p4ymCnt..-
Tn, regcrr. tht>c lag :" crr,o.s r-r;i"rrE riy.
ncc.:,xpcct but che marc cell All Ii, from III
viic.r.
T.. & D. DRATER.
..:i m. II,y -. iS!6.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25
ET;:.aiS Settlement.

q GTFCE!< lrr'.y given 10 ii o~re'ii"rs CT
o,Emr- INTERESTED III Tie r>t:t" &: A.I""Tv.
r VIZ. drc-,r III + tlrr'<i:-rm o g." .h'r::-
90 ~. " conrty (crl!! 81" rr"l' = i,'"l sttl =
rn,Lt al : i , est e. a. i min if-tar ti.TGr', vi.cI.
::,l v here those i"'rr'>iri g. ".T,ni.
PnuLANDEH 1t iJE2.
i ,m:hi.;-st.r.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25

ran Irs',m.n sIid TIC first fcathrrcd
fowl he shot in America was a f.rhsnf:n';
he freed Kim Oh a waH'-0rh h"Hiii C@ stTmp.
rndCred SIX time. before LIS qua Tcrt g.
and then he came tumbI:ng up r tree.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25

Anti nj mOIe :rigi.t ti.an ii.is,
To uur I'm >i-ft appears,
All on or way 20 il. we'll q
.Aeainc:c Pioneers!
Yet willie we linger we may :il
\ b1ckw9ri ll-ncc >,i! throw,
To tie NV when we were PiUIeers,
Ii;ty years aeo.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25

JNO. L.. TaiEBLE, JACOB BLOCK.
seAVE received per lac arrivals a fresh stock
as OF DRY GOODS and Groceries. which
viii BIZ soll At Louisiana prices fOr cash CT pro.
duce ii their stcrc in SIcncerLnrg.
TREBLE L. BLOCK.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25

"a gentleman in New Orleans was
Iacrctably Surprise { lie o:lcr 6ay 10 find q
plump turkey serve! up for Lis Girn'r, and
Inquired of!.is ser, aEtIow it was obtained.
.Wliv So rrp!i,G biackcc, dat al trrkcy IS
beer. rnt sun nn fence tree n~itcs; 50 dis
mc,a.n: seize lin Cr &c r,"t Oh &C
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25

! I.w-o- cn ris dcatl-bcd, willie
, us ,rnnrr,~ - a Iunat;c a~s"Iu!n. giving.
90 son for G.; dn;nr. that lie Wis led IL
,r..rlv to - IN 20 the sane liberal class
.,o pa'rcn;zcd Lin.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25


.frrargoLhO'Ih drys ;hra re vrnt G:;pseyinG
". {. Pa.rry. ard iutIiyAci Ly Peters, Fu!
Is sang ~ s. 3. rnGisH.
y SONG Cor the carly times cat West,
AMI 0s,r green oil tirc.i home.
W'.o>e p%!:sart m"inar;cs Grc>ll! ,c;
hcrc>t ;he bosom cn'nr:
\ 9 Tor .i- free .,r.i cIIi>omc IL,
II these earl, days ". lei.
VIZ: Il t"cm:a- al acnr: II oar fc,',
An a s):n:I;or hra,'m Ger hea',
Oh, - Yves @: lie hance.I m~erIilv,
AMI hal = ~i"ycn< frw.
In Il" days whcnwe wcrc Pioneers,
lL'y years go!
TIE l:ni. The shot. he =~l,rioa< chase,
TIC g itrt'd ok, or H-cI;
Tie "~m:. I"'c.ic Lri.!t fr,. &ul i!:rn
T.:e ri.t: IN whD.t>rn. cheer
TIE swc't, >orn' Sleep Il H..ri c'nip!t,
By Ger am? FIRE 'l.zin. ii:h-
Ei'rtl"r hv IL. y IL lpur howl,
An. he ,~'ani!."r >%Irirrir o Nv.
GA, l. .r:i! pas: IL" time, Il, ritc
Onr HNi In;i.n Toe.
in the days w't:' We we're Pioneers,
Fiji! Years a:o.
"tsinn:.i ,.t i,Eur w!tn twas cue.
We wr.u::.i with ri-i.i gupd VII:
EHa!i'n tG.' homes We w,n az tim N.
Oar Hi! rem less n> still.
Vel v".! -; b. rat iiv. i,t'f
IN >oni j converse IHI:--
IA: h's o irvc wcic Iii &c t.tcr,
TlE.: burn rr warmly VT.
Oh, p!":'intly the >trc:in Of Il Z
Pursue it> constant flow.
In the days whcn we were Ti.nears,
Fifty years ego.
We frtthIt W. were fellow men;
We felt W. were a ban |,
Su>tairi' here in the wilderness
~ heavens Epilolding hand
hn! when The solemn Sabbath came,
W: c.thcr'.i in TIE wood,
AMI lifted mp "ur hearts in PRAYER
To Cob the only gooI.
Our TEMPLES then were earth and SAY;
Non other dill wc know,
III tIt '""N WIN VIC NSTC lOlCCTS1
Fifty yesrs ago.
Our forest life WAS rongV al rude,
hnI dangerous ,iO>'G - :oulL.
Eut here amid the green oldtrces,
Freedom we sought and found.
C:t ;lIr ugh orr dwellings,. WINERY blasts
Would rush with shrek and morn:
We care not-thouei; they were Tat lrlil,
We felt t!!ty were our own!
Oh, free and manly lives We led,
Nil v~crtiErc or .liI SNOW.
In tie L-ys when we were Pioneers,
Fifty years ego.
But now cir course Of life is short;
And from day to day,
We're walking on with hating steps,
And flnting by the way,
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25
"TIr1Y YEARS AGO"
4 SONG OF TIE WESTERN PIONEERS

BT y. n. GaLLArBrR.
.frrarsa!iO' Tie dcyS :;hea re ve"f G;pseying.
". e. Pa!rry, ard iutishciLy Pacrs X Fed
ti:c;sact: Is s;ng ~ $: p. EngsH.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25

ni;,i,nl. aIay ., iS46.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25

T.INAPEK, ASscssCr
of Tie town q Louisiana.
June 18Th, 1876.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

THE ScoTcnMAN's Gala young clergy.
man in Scoilsnd, being about 10 leave the scene
Of his orthodox labor Tor another settlement,
calIrd on an old lady belonging TO his congre.
gallon, TO soy farewell, End TO thank her for the
kindress he had experienced from her.
And sac yer gaun 10 leave us.' said the old
lat.,'well, wa.h ye God's blessing; ye've
t.cn a ,ober. stnid. discreet young mon and !
doubt not ye'l hle your reward. And where
az" ys but 10 settle ?
The Lord h4s called me 10 labor in a distant
ror' of the vncyOrd,' replied the clergyman.
=. htyn GOT tho parish Off,
Ayr sad tho lady, and maybe yen get q
ir,'ic more sicepenl where ye'er gacn !?
WY ycs, expect n small increase in en-
c'umerr, certainty
'Ah! wtel, though, tur,' retorted the lady
IL 1t had nae been the case, the Lord might
ne called long ennngh snd loud enough be-
fore 20 would hsc heard his voice
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26
EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY
DnArNnss CAN Bu cua1D |,

OHAFN1S9 CAN Be COAHD Il!
HOOPERS E1'ERfAL OTi.--A prompt and
~ lasting rcmcJy for DEApsiss, else f,r psins
and discharge Of matter from the Ears. -,l .
Hundreds OF cures in cases deemed utterly hope
less hs-e firmly abli.hed 1t, superiority o,es eve.
y furnef Melicsl discovery.
This valuable Acoustic Medicine il COMPOUND
o four different Ole, one Of which, ,he active snd
PRINCIPAL inarejiert, 10 oti,nej from the bark Of a
certain speces " WAtNcr, a new and e1fsctu,l
agent in the cure Of Deafpcss. e. ....... .....
Persons who had been deaf for 10. Is sbl even
20 yesr-. have been permanently cured W using
this oil. In fact, 40 numerous and so emphatic
have heen The testimonials in i,- favor that the Ia.
ven'of claims fot il the distinction Of an Infalble
Remedy. in all cases, when the Ear 10 perfect In
its f,smati n. o..
For further particulars. and evidence Of its gres,
value see printed she.,s. ia the hands of Agents.
For s'le In SUDBURY, by J. w. FRILlNG.
September l9h, tS46-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26
DENTISTRY. d
JACOB ENEIER.


"HANkfUL for The liberal sneourssemsn,
u which be has received, would respectfully
Inform bis friends and the citizens Of Nor,humbef.
land county in general. that he has prepared lin.
self with the hes, lncurrupuble Teeth. uolj Plate,
Gold Foil &C, that can be had 10 The city Of Phi.
ladepha and thn, he will endssvor, to the utmost
81 his ability. 10 render full satisfaction 10 sl who
may .hluk proper to engage his services. He will
be In Sunhuty q, the Ausu.s court. whore he will
I've prepsted. at his residence. to Insert Teeth on
0oli Plate. or on Pivot, on The laes, and mos, sp.
proved plans, sn1 attend to all the branches belong.
ing 70 DENTAL SURGERY.
Ladies will he waited on a, their placcs u resi-
denec, II desired. .. .... H..
His charges will bs reasonable. ard bis wok
warranted. s ... t. ......-.r. ......E
He will visit different paris Of the coan,y, sbou
once in three munihs. -. ...... .... ...
Suntuty, July 18th. ls46.--en .t..-..
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

DELICATE WoMES a quain, writer says
:. have scen a woman so delicate, that they
were afraid 10 ride, for fear OF the horse running
way; afraid 10 sail. for fear the boat should
ovcrsoi afraid to walk, for sear the dew might
TALL but never saw one afraid to get married.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26
From the New Orlesns Picsyuns.
seemes ~ mossessy.


The following scene was described to me by
on otEicer commspdiop regimen, in tn 81 divi.
sion at the battles of Monterey. 4 give it almost
IN hi. own language. as he spoke Of i, the day
after it occurred (2ith Septernter) He has
declared often since. that it made him feel sam
titnen,sl every time he thought Of it, end am
sure never thought Of accusing him q ~esk'
pees, for it gave me the blues to hear him tell
the story.
And this said he, in speaking OF home re-
mind, me of an affecting scene Of last night. ]
wns ordered by COL Childs to take company
Of nv regiment and break In the dnors of a row
oehou.es in the second plsz,. had gone near.
" through without seeing soul. when, FOR a
,mc. the efforts Of my men were eSetted In
vain 10 Get into one that seemed barrcaded
with care. A. the hinges Of the door were a.
hort to give way, a ucmulous voice on the in
side beseeched me not 10 bresk the door down,
II rhond be opened. When unlocked, ! rushed
~ as well as could. over beds, chairs, cushions.
"'r etc. and TO my surprise found the room
occupied BY nbout twenty five women; As
so'n as they saw me and the soldiers following,
thcy ran around me and fell on their knees, the
c'cr boseechng, in tones Of deep distress, my
protection, and TO have their lives spared; the
5aunger begging timidly no, to be injured
While they were thus knee'ing, and assuring
them thst no harm or injury should befal them,
pretty little woman rlid into the circle and
suelt close TO my feet. 'Senor, said she, 10
s,ft quivering voice, 'for the love you bore
your mother, for tho love you have for your
WIFI, for the tender uf,ctio your heart hold.
'or your children. oh, spare this, my poor little
bnbe'-hoding up bright eyed, dimpled chce.
kcd little boy, about year old She never ss
t'd for herself In spite Of me, tears rushed to
my eyes. and could only speak with full
h'artss told her 10 rise, and assured her that
sho and her child were perfectly safe. BE
the Holy Virgin Caping,' remarked a rough
IRISH soldier, wiping away tear with the back
of his hand, won't the Guild Seventh pur,ec,
ihcmi
That night watched over that room, which
was sacredly kept from intrusion. The next
Jay we were blessed BY these females in their
attentions, for tho protection We had given
tnem. for they gave us Of what they had to eat
and drink, and we were nearly iamished. Poor
t,ra,ures. how much they were distressed.
rne young mother will ever he painted in my
minds eye as the devoted guardian Of her babe.
Ter husband, I learned, was an officer. and was
then fighting US in the city. She could no,
have known whether he was clive Or not, and
have not heard Of hun.
Many scenes, very like that described above,
took place in the city, | did not hear Of sn.
gle Outrage being committed where women were
in the question, bu, heard ofmany instances in
for, even when the fsh, was going on. II.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

that they Will rrsist tho hfe OF any building in tb
world. The outside case Of the Safes are madeo
boiieI iron. the made case Of sospstone, and bs
tween the outer case and inner case 10 = space
snme inches thick. and is filled in with iniesiIu.
iibe m,tesini. 81 - 10 make it an impossibility
ever burn any Of the contents inside Of ,hi. Ches
These Snspstone Sslamanders we sre prepare.
and do ehsleng. the ~s,ld 10 produce sny ar,iel
In the shape of Book Ss(rs that will stand muel
beat, and We hold ourselves ready At all times t.
have ,hrrn fairly lesei by public horfre, should
ny Ct our competitor. feel disposed to try them
We also continue To msnufsrture and keep con
stan,ly on hand. large aud general assortment
our Premium Air.,ishi Fire Proof Safes. Of which
we have large quantity in use. AMI in every in
stance they have gwen entre satisfaction 10 th
purchssers--of which we will refer the public to {
few gentlemen Who have them in use.
N. & G.. Taylor, 1919 no,ia - st.; A. Wrieh
4 Nephew, Vine 81. wharf; AlcIsndet Csror Con
v-yanee,. corner Of F,lhert and 9th s,s.; John
Ford. 8? north 81 81; Myer. Bush. 20 nur'h
It,; Bailey & Brother, l3s Msket -; James v
Paul, l0i south 4,h s,.; DIR David Jayne. 8 sour
81 st; Matthew r. Miller. 20 south Sd ST.; an
We could name some three OF four hundred ~'het
If il were necessary. Now we invite The sltrn,io
Of the public, ard particularly those in want 0
Fire Proc! Safes. to call 81 our store before purch,
sing elsewhere, and we think We can satisfy then
that ,hey will get hei,er end cheaper article
our store than any other es,sbl shnent in the city
We also continue 10 manufaciufe Seal and &,
pying Prrsses. msdo in such . manner rs 10 ar
s~ar both purposes Hosting Machin'', r
rr"oi Doors, with our own msnuiscture of ioo
on them. with D. Evsns's p.trni re, hole
s,snchs3 TO 'ha ssne; pisIn sni ornamental Il
Rafting, &c.
y. B.--Ws keep constantly on hand lsrss.
srrtnsnt NJ ovr Patent Slate Lined Refrige, T.
Wster Filters and E. slrrs; snd We have also
hand several ,ecund hand FIR. Proof Chests TAX
in exchange for ours, wh,ch will dispose of
vey io~ prices.
Phisdelphi., January 2th. tS46.--ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

a hsr roR BRoruERs,-li you, sister,
while 'enderly engaged in . tender couversa.
on wnh her sweetheart, requests you to broy
her glass of water from the adjoiring room,
you can start on the errand. bot YOU need pe,
return. You will no, be missed.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

To Drive RATS FROM YOUR PREMlsEs Buy
orc pound Of chloride OF lime, and scatter il dIy
MO every rat hole and place that they visit, in
the cellar and other parts of the house, in and
under the celar.wall, and they will svon leave
y"n. Dont put 1t on or very near any article
ot family provision.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26
FALL MILLINERY
@QDaD"~.

JcEN STONE e. SONS,
Dealers in Silks, Ribbons and Mill.
... merry Goods,
No. 45 South Second street,
PHILADELPHIA,
E3 AVE now in Store large assortment o{
HI Rich Millinery Goods,
Adapted TO Fall S,ss, such a. ...
Bonnet Silks and Salins-fssrd and plain.
Fancy Ribbons. of entirely new siy!es. ..
Plain Man,us and Satin Ribbons, Of all widths.
Blick and Colored Silk v,lvr,..
French Fancy Feathers and Flowers.
Fsncy Cap Nets and Lacca.
Buck ans. Wi.lows Crown Linlns., &c. &c.
Many of the above articles being OF their own
mpJtatun, they are enabled 10 Offer lhcr q, the
lowest prices.
Philadelphia. Sept 6,h. lsiG.--lm
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

Coop ADvIcE-A shrcwd old gentleman
once said to his daughter: BE sure. my dear,
mat you never marry poor man, but rensn.
her' 'he poorest man in the world is ooe that
has money and nothing else
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

PENNsYLvANIA.

TIE f,,lov;ns lia shows the cunent value Of I'll
,rnesylyanio bank NAes. The most implicit re-
lance may lie placrd upon i, as 1t every tceek
arefully compared with ard CORRECTED from Birk.
neils R.portef. |. .-- IL L LIZ IL
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

PoPyLAR pELvsios TO believe ,ha, be.
"'Hse F" 'dandy's straps are drawn tight upon
h'' "oAsers, that they are going TO lit him in.
.r resPeo,able society. 4slg4 a. ,..5- Is 10.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

NHHuIdV'U'e 1IIu Ns' DVII
's'antly on hand, q large as
'sortment OF their Patent I'm
proved Salsmander FIR J
PROOF SAFES. which A.
s, constructed az TO set at re,
all manner Of douS Ne to thei
I.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26
To Purchasers Of
D r Y G. 90 D S.

ID II Y q q q ID S.
2s Eo @DG2E
No. i2l Pearl ST., NEW YORK.
II AVlNG ..t,hli.hsd Branch at No. i44 {
IL nu, ST.. Philsdelphls, is nov opening, and
be constantly receiving from the New York
tion.. 80 extensive assortment Of
FANCY K STAPLE DRY GOOD:
which will be sold al the lowest New York pI
at Wholesale and Retail. Among his stock wi
found good sssortnen, Of the iollo wirg s',i
Jscconets, Plaid, Hair Cord. Lace. Stripe. I
Swiss and Tsris,sn husiins. Bish'p and ]
Lawns. Fancy Cap Nstts, Fancy and Ball Dr.
Thresl Isc-s, Application d., rich Back
Trimming Lsrr, Irish Linens. Linen Cam
Linen Csmhrlc Hdkfs., Cunsin fringes. Cssi
d'Ecos.e, Mnusel,ne de Isise. silk and {
Wrp hirscess. Quoen's Cloth, Gala 7
French Nerinos. Black Silks, Gi",e.. Sik
Shawls Crsvs's. R,hhons, Embroideriss, &c.
Country Merchants and others visiting Pm
phia " New York to purchase, arc resprctiui.
v,cd 10 call and examine the stocks.
Nov. |, lst5-lv