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TIE ADlEU.

The rich hues of Autumn
Around us are cleaning;
Reflected in beauty,
The sunlight is beAming;
Yel though bright is the scene
Which breaks ON the view,
There is sadness beneath it
IT'S Autumn's adleu.
The leaf whiIom turning
Its face to the sky,
Now pales End now reddens
TO think it must die;
And sadly lis dropping
Where gaiIy i, grew;
And, stirred by The bleak wind,
1t trembIes "adieu."
The bright birds have sung their
Adieus, and are gone;
The forest all voccless
is cherries and lone
And the soft summer wind
Which gracefully blew,
lis last KISS hh'h gwen,
And sighed its adieu.
Then since you must leave me,
Now, now let il be;
And while earth nouns her glory,
III mourn love for thee,
oh, who that the heart break
OF parting e'er knew,
Could wish nature all smiles
When she whispers "adieu."
hdieu, then, thou loved one,
Adieu for while;
And when summer shall crown
Bleak earth with smile,
The warm glance of thine eye
This heart shall renew,
And Danish the gloom of
This broken adleu.
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I'hon brd of the -wood-proud monarch o
air
To thy home on the mountain, O let me repair!
Away from these fierce rising rempes,s below
These hot blasts Of sin, that come freighled will
wo;
Away from realm, where the prstillence' breath
Sweeps er. like slmooms from the desert Of death
Thou eagle of hoaven-O carry me far
Transport me aoll on thy measureess carl
Let me ride mid the clouds, unsheItcred like thee
Or soar upwards forever thy boundess blue sea
Let me mount like a spirit unburdcned with clay,
o bear me away then, thou eagle! pray.
TIE ANSWER.
Content thee awhile, till thy pilgrimage o'c'
Thy spirit shall struggle with pass ion no more,
Then LEI ne alone yet in majesty ride,
Created to sail on this measurcIess tide!
BE patient of sorrow-lhou dweest below,
And freely around thee the wild winds do blow.
But when unimprisoned thy spirit shall fly
Beyond me arar, far beyond the blue sky,
The proud eagle no longer shall measure thy fight,
Creation Thy circuit-thy residence Light
Above and beyond me thy spirit shall rest,
In the home Of thy nnOcence--home of the blest
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Nary.-Who does not love the common
vet beautiful name, Mary? 1t is from the
Hebrew, and means "lear-drop." What
sw Get and Joyous hours of other days
what pleasing associations does not the
very name bring up in every heart! Who
knows aught III of Mary! Who does
not love ,he name' If there is any thing
gentle and valued and womanly, what Ma
ny that possesses it not' Was itnot Mary
who was
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

last nj Tie cross,
Aud earliest at the gravel"
And was not Mary the mother Of the Saw
Jour OF the world?
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

When did the cock crow so that all the
World heard him' Ans. In Noah's ark.
MARR,ED.-N, ?, Willis, Esq, is.
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EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY

DAAT1v1eS 0A1g N Ou1xDl!
HlOOPERT ETERIAL OLA prumpt and
~ lasting remedy Es DxAYsEss. also fof paine
and discharge Of matter from the Ears So,
Hundreds Of cures in cases deemed utterly hope.
less have firmly ,sshcd It's "a Iesiori,y over eve.
~ E.mes Melic.l discovery.
This valuable Acoustic Medicine IL q compound
OF four different O,is, one Of which, the active and
principal ingredient, is oht ,ned ON the bark of q
certain species of Walnut, new O. j efITcsu,i
agent in the cure Of Dcsf,,ess.
Person. who had been d,sf Tor 10, Is and evrn
20 years. have hee" permanently cured by using
this oil. In fact, ~ numerous aud So emphatic
have teen the testimonials in il, favor, that the in.
ven'or claims for II the distinction of an Infallihe
Remedy. IN all case, whcn the Ear is pctfec, In
its Ewmati n. r.ess-s ta
For further particulars, and evidence of i,s great
vslue, see printed sheets. In the hands IT gents
Fms slc in suntu'y, by ]. w. FRlLlNG.
ecpiembes l9th. ts46-iy }sa r,sfeit
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Poison.

VXYE think . man who will mike and palm
w upn an suspccting person. '.Sues'
Coated Pill" not having on the hox Dr.. q. Benin
Smh's signature vouh mot hesitate IN sell poison,
regardless of oil Consequences No"SraAn Goa.
ran PiLLs" can hr relied upon. unless Dr.. Smith 3
signature Is m the lox. and " al others are either
imitation counterfeit, and Of course dangerous to
ure.
or CAUT1ON.-As misershlc imitation has
been made. hy the name of '.sugsr Coaied Pill" !"
Il 10 necrssary tn be sure that DR. BESS SAirH's
sisna'use 10 on every has. P,icr IS rents.
Principal Office. ITO Greenwich e. N. " York.
suid Ivy JOHN w. FRILING. Sunbmry.
WIN. FORSYTHE. M~fhwm'G
Oct 3. 1896
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WInOLESALE AND RETAIL.

THE suhscsibes are constantly manufacturing
L from the best French. English and American
manufactured Cloths and Cassimers, CLOTHING
in very superior style, cut and workmanship.
Persons buying TO sell again will lind one of thd
largest and mos, fashionable stock Of goods see
from IN the city, end al unprecedented Low price.
J. w. & E.. d. STOKES,
1874 Market 1t. Philad,
NIB. A large assortment Of Odd Fellows Rra
gala constantly on hand, and all orders from lodge.
or indi.idusls punc,ualS attended to. on the most
liberal terms. J. w. & E. d. 8.
Philadelphja June 2Tth, ts46-ly
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From the ST. Louis Organ, 10th inst,l
highly Impsvsa~s sv~~ NasSss.
The City Delirered info the Hsnds of ihe
Aaii. !HOrmDns.
From the officers and passengers Of the Alvs.
RADIO, we "a ther the following psrticnlarst
Steambost Aivarado atsived at the landing
this morning from Keokuck. She brings dnwn
large number Of Mo,mons, who have absndo.
ned tho Holy City st,es oil the troubles and
difficulties.
AAer much skirmishng and seser.. persons
being killed during Sunday, end the three days
following, on Thursday the Anti. Mosmons en-.
tered the city In very large body, and eli com.
Pletely armed.
A psrley was held, which resulted in de.
msnd thst the Moumons ss1 sN IN tAs cisy en-.
gagged in the troubles, should leave Nauvoo
within five dsys. and st ones, deliver ihe:f pss.
soas, arms. ammunitioa. and The city ITSELF Into
the hsnds of the An;i. Aosmons. a
l The hsmoes were oil leaving Nsuvoo. and
arriving q 81 Louis In dessisuss ssats ftsss
were entertained that many would starvs " not
relieved by public charity. The terms d the
espituls'ion he'd bssn complied with iy the
Anti Mormeas. " 3, 'ssi
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TO Teachers.

TEN Teachers will be wsn'ed for the coming
fsli and winter school. in Lower Aueusts die.
tric', NosihumbcrI MI county. Persons wishing
to be employed az such, will please meet the board
Of direc'ofs, at John Packers Office In Sunbury,
Saturday 'hr 24th day Of October next for eSain'-
na,ion according to law. Persons Supplying. not
personally known TO the board, will be expected to
produce letters Of recommendation touching good
mural character. Dy o'drr ~ the bosrd.
THOMAS SNYDER,
ARRAHAM SAWS, Sec'y. Fres't.
J.. Angus Dist. SEPT. 8, ls4B.-n
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LIST OF JURORS
Or Northumberland County. for November
- Term. A. ID. lal6. H.l- .El..

Te'"' a. u 1886.
"a (2nsNm0 svenrOFS.
7ssrbut--SsmueI BIain. Na,hsnist McCrsy.
Le,cis.-John Lincbsch.
MiNon.-Solomou Dief1srjerfer, Joseph Hogen.
dohler.
Chiz;souooue, n. Vincent, f
Point.-Jscoh Barnhs,l
Nt~fhun.ber ,and-Jsmes Di, ffsnbachrs.
Asgusfa --Ephraim Ly,Is, George Fettesman,
Samuel K.eses., 81, -rsgt
Shamokin. .-Iorenao Medler,
Cnni - David Biilman. & 4ff'
Upper MaAvncy. y.--0sorse shartsi, Daniel Beis
se'. .b
Lotce Mahonoy Solomon Ressler, Ssmue'
Bsosi .us. Jonathan l..nke'.
Jsekson.-0ecrge Gsrman. Michael Bowe'. Ia
cob habish. Jacob dmsn: D'nis' Hi bisb.jr.
Traverse Jurors.
Twrbwt.--1homss Pollock WIN. T. Hull.
.Letcis.-Wm. Lewe,s. Stephen Gis,z
Deio,care.-M. J. B. Kelchner, J,hn Bech'el
J1fHon-G. X Rceder, Ssmurl Rhcads, Robert
NJ. Frick. a wg sgE 81 81 II ~
ChiEsquugue. McMshon, John Beck
ley. Chsrhs CfliE. Henry G'bson.
Po'nt.-th.'Ie: Parks. Jons'han Pur.e!.
Novfhum6erlnnd.-J'm"s Cook. Wm U. b"sd.
sr 6Uvy.-Conrsd Kershncs. Henry Thomp
son. Henry Simps"n. Geo 70 Clark.
AUgusfo.-Jscob0 0sines. Jacob WamPo'e, VIM.
R0rs, Wenrt Speece, WIN. SdverWON, Cateb
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Limel Lime Il
-ozN z, sE1rxAN.

II nERPECTFUll.Y mfdIms his Giends, 'hae
n be has sonnehcsd The business Of Lih'e
Burning, On the lam hs now occupies He IA,
nov oh hsnd qusn,i,y Of Lime fof sSle; and w.
always en.issvos 10 accommodate those &k5 H.
favor him With their custotn.
I, .Ausns,.. April ii,h, is46.-6m
CONEkESS 1EK.-Blus and Black Cong
" Ink, of . superior quality, fm sale cheap. s ~
store OF HENRY MASSER.
July 9Th. is4s.
M GLASSES Tho fi's, quality Sugar hoo-i
~ MoIssses. only t2A cents pet quart; ala.
sups,fns article oG yellow Molsssss iss baking, @'
ly l2i eents per quss,-sot taie At the store Of
June IS, ibi6. HENRY MAssER
1IVHE CsLSsaArEB MAcAssAa HAS OH,
lust heei fteeitgd sud ID Cot sele d The aose Il
Mn 80, tstt. HENRY MA6SER.
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DENTISTRY. Y.
JACOB HUI,tTR.

nVHANkFUt ISt The liberal encouragement,
IL which hS hss received. woulI respectfully
infwm his friends snj The citizens cf Northumter.
land county In general, that he hes prepared him.
self with the bess fncusuptible Tech. Gold Plate.
Gold Foil &C., ihst can be had in the city Of Phi.
'adesphia, and that he will endesvor to the utmost
Of his ability. to rendts full satisfaction 10 oil who
may think proper to ensnee his services. He will
be In Sunhury st the August court, where he will
10 prepared, st his residence. to insert Teeth on
Goli Pl.te ~ On PivM. on the ,usest and most sp.
proved Inns, and attend to oil the btanches belongs
ing TO DENIAL SURGERY.
I.adirs will he waited on q, ,helt places of rssi.
tencr. if desirr,i,
His charges will he reasona able, and his work
warranted.
He will visi, different parts Of the county, about
ohce ~ three m'n'hs.
Sunhury, July 18th, 1876 -6m
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Notice

hereby given to III lrsatres. creditors. and u.
'hes persons interested In The estates of John
Haaehs~ous decd. se,,led ty his sdms Peter
H-oahawou,; Of Philip Eshbsch deed, s~s'lesl by
his siins Peer kunr; "f Michael Dobh decd, sr.
tied ny his sss J"hn Bobh, Michael D BIZ and
Philip Smith; of Mih.~l EisIet decd. settled by
bis simss David Eis,es sad Con'ad Ester; Of E.
liz.heth Fdlme' decd. srul BY her exrs wm +.
Maggie; al J',h" Bun,y drc'd. settled BY his adm
Michsel Lsnker Of 3 musi l,shr decd settled by
his esf sSlomoa Dre-sIer; Of Jscob Gas. docd set
tied by his sdmss Joseph G.ss end Martin Cess;
the sccount u John Sayd.', guardian of John
Snydes.-sto of Northumberland r"ansy. deces-
"d; that the sxscu'uss. administrators snd guar.
da.s Of the said deces~ed e,tsts hsse filed their
src uns With The Register II this county. a.d shst
they will be rr~seo,eJ 10 the Orphans. Cont Of said
county. on TuesIsy The % day Of November ne1L
lot Confirmation snd sllowsace.
EDWARD OYSTER.
suubusy, Oct I'd, let6. 5 Register
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PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected ocrkiy 6y He,ry Mdsser.

"sOOd Intent Fire ConmpanyN
A STATED MEETING 81 the Company will
"A i~ held on Tuesl,y evening neH'. a o'clock,
At the Court House. Punc,ual attendance 10 70
guired. HENRY DONNEL.
Oct. 3, ts46. Secretary.
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"vvashingtOn Fire Company"
THE members of the Nv sshneton Fire Com.
p,ny" arc requested TO mee, at the S'str
House, On Mondav Evening. Oct Z. a. ~ o.
ciock precisely. Punciual attendance is required.
Oct 3. SAMUEL J. YOUNG. Sec
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PRESENTATION OF Swoaps --On Friday. :he
2sth ult, Col R. C.. Hale. and the officers ofthe
Brady Regiment Of Pennsylvania volpntesrs,
assembled in the public square of Lewistown,
Mifhin county. Pa. for the purpose Of present.
ing swords to 1t. R. p. Msciay. Of the 9Th in.
fantry. and 1t. J. s. Woods, Of the 4th infantry.
for their distinguished services in the battles Of
Palo Alto and Resaca de Ia Palma The scene
10 said to have been very imposing. Several
able addresses were delivered on the occasion.
ONE WoRp TO rHE SxpRNTARY.--Those who
labor within doors are not only compelled to
breathe an impure atmosphere. which is frequent.
ly rendered wholly unfit for the proper expansion
ofthe lungs. but, owning to want Of exercise,
the bowels become constipated, the pores Of the
skin are closed, and indeed, all the functions of
the body become deranged; hence proceed asth.
ma, cough, pains in the breast and side, palpta.
tion in the heart, rheumatic pains in different
parts Of the body. giddiness, and q variety Of o.
'her distressing complaints, so common to those
Of sedentary habits. ....5 ...-,, .'.. .....
Wrishts Indian Vegetable Pihs di.perse al
those unpleasant SYMPTOMS, as If bye charm; a
single dose will in all cases give relief and if
peated few times. will most assuredly restore
the body to health. An occasional use Of the
Indian Vegetable Pills will keep the body CON-
rletely free from those humors which are in oil
cases the cause Of illness, and enable those who
lead a sedentary life to enjoy perfect and sound
health -eei rai .s.i i1hsittt
Cauton,-It should be remembered that Mr.
Edward Cole, Of Philadelphia. Mr.. John Dixon,
ofEaston. Pa, and Messrs, Browning 4 Brothers.
Of Philadelphis, are not agents Of ours, and rs
they purchase no wrishs's Indian Vegetable Pills
at our Office, We cannot guaranty as genuine
any medicine they may hare fr sale.
OrAseus for the s.Ic Of Wrisht's Indisn vegrta.
HE Pills in eunbury, HExsr MAssEn. For o'hes
agencies sce advertisement IN another column.
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". II. TIL Q NJ r S o n,
Fashionable
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.

MARKEN SrnEEr, SUNhunf,
TNHANKFUL for past favsrs. bess leave 10 in
i form h 8 friends and the public generally, tbs,
he has ju-t returned rfom the city With and
fashionable lss,s. an Q fui sssortp,ni of Light.
col,r-d. Bronze. Black Kid. md al other kinds
of Morocco f,r Grn,Iemrn. Ladies and Chihiren's
wear; end he assures al who NAV favor him with
their custom, ,ha, they may rely upon having their
wax done in the mos, substantial and fashionable
manner. and sr very low prices.
He al,o has full s-sm' me,t of l,w p''red work.
selected hy himself which he will self lower than
ever "f red in this place, Wis,
Msn's shoes, a. low Nc Si.OC
FIX ra Sou Doots, 200
Good hser B"o-s for Women, 90
w"men's Slips, SO
Childsvn's Shes. 20
Sole ir.,hes, Morocco. DC. E,s sale low.
August 22I, ie46.--apisf
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m a R k TE ID .

In Reading, on the l7th ult. by the Rev. Dr..
Morgan, AM Es SNYDER, Esq, formerly ot SeIins.
grove, to Miss MARY s. LEwIs.
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A NATURAL REMEDY
Ssited 10 the Human Consf,fNi'on. and equal 10
the cure Of every durable Disease, will
be found IN e. .eE.
WRlCnT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
+-.0r. Ov THE

vNVHEsE extraordinary Pills ere e"mPo-ssi Of
j. plants which grow spontaneously On our own
anil, and ere. thesrfMe etses sd 'pted to our con.
ssitasions than Medicines eoncoctsd from foreign
drugs, however well they msy he compounded (;
and - Wa,sar's 1SpIAs vEaErAaLs PsLLs as
found-i upon the principle that the humsn body 10
in truth sUBJECT TO BUT ONE DISEASE,
namely. corrupt humors, end ,tat ssid Met.i,ine
cures this disease On NATuaAL Pa,scIPLEs. by
eiennsine and purifying me holy, il will he man.
isest that, the coHsttn,i N te mt entirely ~x.
hsussed, perseverance, in their USE. sccotlins 10
t'ociions, l. absolutely certain TO drive disease Of
every name from The body.
When we wish to se.'o swamp or mnrass 10
fertility. we d,aih il Of the ,upe,shunsns ~a,rr H.
like manner, 1 30 wish to res'ose The body to
hral,h, must Gle Il n impuri'y.
WRIGHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will he found me of The l~.i, " lot the verv hesi
mediine in the world f1s rs,yi,p out this GaAND
PuR'vr,Se PRuxr,rLS. hecsuss they exIAi from
the b'dy all morbid .nd e"rs,t hum .. the csuse
II the disease. in sn easy and Natural Manner /;
and y his they every day sivr EAss Ann rLxA.tak,
di e.se Il evs'y name 10 rapidly driven ft'm the
hosly. tF I" trfa
The fo,l wing highly respectable siorrkeepers
h.ve tern duly sp o,n'rd sR.n's fos the ssis Of
Wrigfs Indian Vegetable PiHs, in Nor,humhrf,
Henry Msssss, SunSusy. i--.s.s5
e. & ]. KsuGinsn, Augusta township H
Samuel Herb, Little M.honny. ataf
William Deppsn. Jaeks"n. a IS IrR
B-neviils Hoishue. Upper Mshonoy.
John O. Renn. Up,er M.honoy.
Ssmurl John, Shsmokin,o~n.
Fos.y,h~, Wii-on & Co.. Northumberland.
q. J.. Pitev. Wa,sonbUse. fgls1s'.T Ffi
Isl.nd h Hays. New snsvilis. se.a- ea
James P~eJ. P"'tssr"ve. .isa 7e' -r 7fa
WIN. q Scott, Rushvl,e. @ @43
l,arm.n Knei'le. Ely.bure p s'a#
Am,s r Be,sssi, Turhu,ssilhc.
Gid. on Shadel, Upper Mshoauy. Hitt1
Rhojes & Fssrow. Sny'.Istown. iif
John King. frmcssv lie. '- 7+as anH
Siiss G. COX. Martins Cre.k /,
]. IN Young Hickssii-. f 30
Alsaham Sh-ss R,rhmond. e 'i1Ft
Samuel Taylor, 6lstsfotl. lef',a 'aaH ~ .
John n. vincens, Chiisqnsque.7 % y ssrs
wm Heinea q Brother. Mtlt"n,
ur Office. deso'si esrlusivey ~ The sale ri
WRlGHr'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
Of the North Americsn C",lrse II He.lsh. No 2ss
Crsenwich Street. Nsw York No. l0s rr mont
Street. Boston and PRINCIPAL OFFICE No.
269 RArs Sraskr. Philadelphia.
B ps. t9th, te46.-ly.
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.TEACHERs SEE HERE.-0

SEVERAL Teachers ere still waning lot the
~ Schools In sham Hin district. Nor humhef.
had County. Pesshs wishing to 10 employed.
will please meet the Board VI Directors cf said dis.
'rct u the house of Fel,x Lesch in Snullsown, on
Saturday the tenth day Of October nest, tcs "a.
amins,lon sccosdlne 10 lew.
Psssens NJ, Pe'sonsily known 10 the Board, will
he sxpee'ed TO isoducs testimonials Of good mo-
rel character. p sf .seaf
By order Of the Dosid. this 18th day of Sep.
ssubes. A. b. lste. FELIX LHRCH.
E.,.. !s.s, sse'y. &. wt&E 0Bg Psss't
Sept. 36. le46.--3t rs
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ter Boots, 00-At 81
Also, every variety Of Ladies'. Boys and cbila
diens Shoes st prices lower than ever before Offer
ed. Come und See
Sunhury, June l3th, 1S46.-Bm
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% GODODH~.
JOHN STONE & SONS,
Dealers in Silks, Ribbons and Mill.
merry Goods,
No. 45 Somih Second street,
PHILADELPHIA. ~
n AVE now in Sto,e large assortment Of
Rich millinery Goods,
Adapted 10 Fall Safes, such a.
Bonnet Silks snd Satin. fgvr, q and plain.
Fancy Ribbons, Of entirely new styles
Plain Msn,us and Satin Ribbons, of all widths.
lick and Colo ell Silk Vrlvr'a q -
French Fancy F-s,hess and Flowers.
Fsrcy Cap Nets aud Lsces.
Buck,ams, Willows, Crown Linincs, &c. &c.
Many Of the above articles being " their own
imp r,sti"n, they arc enabled 10 offer them q the
lowest prices
rhil.deIl l.hi.. Sept. 5'h. lsae-Im
CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD /!
steam Refined Sugar Candles,
t24cGSrs PNW Pounn. wHoLEsAIE. 70
II J. RICHARDSON, NJ. ~ NJ aket Street.
oD PR,LApkLpa,A, takes pleasure in nio ming
lie public, that he siill continues 10 sell his very Su
per'or Steam Refined Candy at tho low price Of
Sl2 SO ,er 100 pounds. snd The qu,lny is equal to
suy manufactured In the Uni~d States.
Hs sko ofsts ia kinds Of godas in The Crnfec.
Loseyy and Fruit line st corte ponaine low p,i,rs.
% quick sales and small profits arc The order Of
the day. t~., lsr
Gall or send your orders. snd you cannot fail TO
be sat,fsd. DUn't forget the number, ~ MAR.
KEr STREET, PHifAOELPHIA.
7e- vas.a tns J. J. RICHARDSON.
August a9.h. lsl6.-6m ,,.
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HSTABLIsH M = n z.

DANIEL DRUCKEMlt.LER.
At his Uld Esiablishmeas. ia Market Street,
SmntmN ai ff'
@ (orruetfk rRE nth LioN H0rEtsl 7t1
ID ErORNs his 'hsnks for p'as f.v"rs, srd re-
n specially informs his friends and the Pui'lic
generally. ,hat he continues to manufacture 10 Of
der. in The ,es,rst aud latest s,yis. tsia .a"
CHEAP Doors AND SHOES,
warranted II the hes matrvi.i, and made hy the
most e1p~,Ienced wprkmen. He also keeps on
hand general assortment Of fashionable Boots Tor
e.n,l. men, together with issre st"ck II fish,"n.
he srn.l mems hoys To- k's and rhid' ems Shoes.
III of which have h~en made under his own imme.
dia,e ins,se.ou and ere n The bes, sfs'esiai aud
workmanship which b. will sell l"w ut cash.
In sldi,ioa 10 the shove, he has Just O. eeived
from Phitad. lr,ia lstre shd rxienaSe soPp;v of
Boos. shnes, &C. Il III descriptions. which he a."
fIca fm rssh. cheaper ,hs" ever before offred in
this place, He RESPECTFULLY invies his old eus,o.
mers, and others, 10 csll and sxamius for them.
o iv-s. ~ ''" tA - Hsc'r-F t ia
Rrpsifing done with n~a,nes. and desps,ch,
eunhusy, August ib,h, ts4B- 'rF
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03
Have you heard the News.
NO! WHAT Is TT?
Nas, uAv'sY tou REARp That
MARTIN IRWIN.

Al hUS mop, N Morkef sfrecf, ddjOining Ne Hrte
sfory Brick House,
HAS just received from Philadelphia the largest,
IL handsomess and best assortment OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
Of every description, that bss ever been brought 10
this plscS. And what 10 still better, they say he
sells 50 thesp. that You cap buy rwo PAIR .for the
same money that you used 10 pay for one pair.
He BuYs ron CAsa and SEtts foR Casa, and
that Is the reason thst he cen sffcd 10 sc them
much cheaper. II ycu don't want to huy, just call
end see his stock. He 10 always glad 10 Bee his
customers, and Il Is no trouble 10 him 10 show his
goods. Just 10 give you IN idea how chesp be does
SELL the following is list Of prices Of part Of his
stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

In the ship Hartford, from Sdrannah-Mrs Thomp-
con aud children, Mira f Steel. Mr. b S Van Combe,
Mrs w Freeman and child Mrs Bates, Mrs Ii GIL
bert and child. Mira Thomas Mira Atkinson Mira
Wood and servant Mrs Clifford children aud ser
want Mrs NJ Delany, Mrs NJ Gunnerson. children and
aervant Mlss Houston, Miss Houston. Miss
Parkman Miss NJ A Goodrich. Miss 9 w Bracket, Rev
James S,ebbins Rev Larkin. Rev G Ester, Messrs
Fl Reid Thomas Hughes, II II Elwell, Steel,
Blount. II F Fields, D Amber II B Day, Harris Thos
Hope Halsey s Halsey, II Gilbert, Grow
ell H Barley, snd Valentine. and "a in the steer
age.
IN the brig Harriet from Bernuda-Mr John Burr Fan
ny Burr Eliza Burr K NJ Riggs, w Geston, and2 In the
s,eerage.
IN tSs ship Marmion, from Liu1pool-Mr w NJ Mea.
cock Rutherford, J Taylor Mrs Dean, NJ Dean, J P
Dean, and SAG In tho steerage.
IN the brig Almaiia from CGraeoa-H Veeder, Rotter-
dam, N Y; H Andrews. Mississippi