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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-08
SHUGERT"S PATENE
TASEINd MACHINE.

" WASGINo MAS61N N lie
t>tiiS MachAve has nasv bren tested ny more
1 than thirty families in this neighbofhotd, and
!. uven entire satisfaction. II s 10 simple in i,s
sMssursion, that Il cannot ge, ~ of otsleh u
nsAn. no iron /" !u-', arA no syiuksor rollers 70
It out Of repair. I, viii do twice ~ much wssh'
g, with less than half the wear ahd tear ut any Of
Il ,we inventions, and what m Of greater impot-
,re, il costs hu, little oset half as much - other
a.hing nschine:.
fhe sulscriher has The exclusive right Sf Not.
u.nherisnA, Union, L,coming. Columbia. Iiu.
tts and Clinron counties. Price Of single ma
line s.. n. b, MAoSbk.
fire following ce,tihca,e Is from few Of ihuse
hu have ,here machines in use.
s1s sunhury, Aug. "a, Is4+.
We, the Subscribers. certify that We have now
use, in our families, "ehugs,ts Patent WASH
Machine and do not hs silats ssyins tbs, Il Is
nost excellent invention. That, in Washing.
will ave more than one half the usual lahor.-
ant Il does not redhire more than one third the
uai quantity Of sosp and water and that there
no rubbing, aud consequently. little or no wear'
OF tesrina.-.Thati il knocks al no buttons. and
II the fines, clothes, such ~ collsfs sces, tucks,
lis, &C., may be washed in . very shoH Time
,hout the least injury, and in fact without, sns
parent wear and trar, whatever. We iherefot'
eeffully recommend to our fiends snd !" ht
bic, as mos, usefni and labor saving machine
CHARLES w. hEGlNS,
A. JORDAN,
rft. CHS WEAVER.
n..,srtf chs. PLEAsANTe,
GIDEON MARKt.E,
Hon. GBU. q. WE1.KER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LEIsENRiN0.
ans Ho+EL. (formeriy ftsmont Houss. M
iI6 Chssnut stree,,) Philadelphia, sep'embe
ais,, 1874.
have used shusstt's Pstsnt Washing Maehin
nv house upwards Of eight months. and do nd
a,s,e 10 say that deem il one Of the most uss
and valuable lsbor-sating machines ever inves
i. formerly kept two women continually o.
pied in washing, Who now do % much IN Z"
70 o. they then did in ons week. There u q
ar or teat in wsshins, and !. requires not MOI
IN one-third the ususl quantity Of sosp. ha'
. number Of other machines In my family. b
sis 80 decidedly superior 10 every Thing slse. o.
little liable TO get out Of repair, that would q
without ous II they should cost ten times u
q they ere cold fos. DANIEL HERk.
MAX 6EEDs-Ths hiSbsss price viii
given for Plax Seed. st the store Of
Aus. 8, is%5 hbNRf AA'eH"'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-08

NL1Y 6EEDET6s hiSbsss price wiIi =
given for Flsx Seed. q the ssose o.
Aug. 8, le45 hbNkf hASoHh.
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ALEXANDER l.. HICKEY.
rR u n X NJ A X E R

No. 40 CneNOUt StTCcV1
PHILADE IPHIA>
HHERE sll kinds IT leather trunks, val'ses and
" carpet hags, Of evr,y style and pattern are
asuf.ctured in the b. st manner and Ron the bes,
a,estais aud SOLD at the lowest tate
ph,,adrlphia, july tsth, i14S.-lr
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-08

PETER LAZARUS,
SUN DUR NY.
n ort h u m b RI a nd COun y,
PENNSYLVANIA,
II EsPECrEUl.LY informs his I'll. nds snd
the pabic In general. that he has taken the
Brick S,s~d, tarmerly occupied by George Prince
as public hou.r, (aast of the State House. aud
opposite the Court H use.) where he is prepsrea to
accommodate hi. friends, and al Others who may
favor him with their custom. in The hest mannrn
Ia short, no cxer'ions nor expense will be- sPa.
red to ren,h~ his house in every way worthy Of
pubic patronage.
euat.ury. April 4,h. ls46-6m
oARrETINGs AND oIL-oEoTfzs
Al the ~CHEAP STORE" No. Al StraU6erry
s.tH Street,
sfra Phil q d 9 p n q.
nUR Store rent sn, oher expenses heing very
light, we are enaht d to 6. II ou, CARPETS.
OIi.CLgTHS, &c, Wholesale and retail, a, the
lowest prices in the city, and huyers will find Il
greatly to their advantage 10 cell and examine the
large asso~,men, we offrr This season, Of
Beautiful Imperial ply
Double Supc'inc Ingram cAppETyNy;S
Fine and Medium do
TwHsd and plain v, nitisn
Together with a large Ork Of OII,-Cl.OTHS
from Geet 10 "a feet wide. very cheap. &" rooms
halls, &c also. Mst,ngs, Floor lo,hs Rugs. Cot
ton and Rag Carpets, &c, &c, with good a..
sortment Of Ingram Ca,p,ts fo 25 to so cents
md Stair aud Entry Carpets from 10 10 SO cts.
ELDRlDGE & BROTHER,
No. ~, Strawberry Sir et one door above Ches'
nut, near Second Street. Philadelphia.
Msrch 2lst 1s46-3m,
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The value of the Corn L,ws

The abolition Of these laws by the British Parliament
has excited the apurous astonishmen on the part
cert,n presses in this country They hail an act OF
unparalleled magnanmity the part of England as an
intmauon all the world that in future far as depends
her, shil be free and unfettered She is
fast coming into free trade says oneshe opening her
pors says the other-he shackes of prejudice are fast
falling from her says a third.
One would suppose from these oufshes that some enor-
sacrifice had been made for the good Of mankind
Whu, do you think, reader, the OF this sacrifice in
pounds and Shllings
According the September No. OF Fishers National
Magazine, committee Of parliament in 1870 appointed
tor the purpose OF investigating the subject reported that
the whole revenue customs amounted to - 969 Clio
pounds sterling, and that 9i5 per cent that Is to say
t2l7OOOOO OF this raised from arti-
Giles alone. Tne raised BY each article is stated mi
nuey, aud that which san4s opposite corn Il O95
779 or onetWeuy-st coEd part OF the whole!
The reader who has heard much the berality
OF England, will be startled by this exhibition but we as
him it IS genuine.
The case stands thea thus: England by sacrificing one
twenty second part Of her annual receipts fOm customs
Is enabled to support her manufacturers, supply them
with bread, and enable them their position Of
superiority. We order that she may give u.s. as early
as possible, specimen OF that superiority throw door
wide open them, and ask them in and do US all
the mischief they can
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EIccIionsin AIahama

The Marion Review, published in Yaneey's late district
under date OF the esr, says tina, though the full returns
have been received there believe that Mr.
Coroll (L) has been selected by small majority" The
Wing gain has been very large and there every hope
that lccoiocosm be the next election
In the tevenh district, lately represented BY poor Nc
Connel most ediying is in process Of enactment
by the Progressiycs who anxious catch mantle
The Review expresses hope that the Wings will stand
alooi and let them fight it No less than five cand-
dates, according the Chambers Herald four ocos and
two wings, proclaimed themselves candidates in that town
on the same day. How many to come out VIC
are not informed, does the Herald give hint
The astonishing of Bemsn in Yanceys district seems
to have democratic brethren in that quarter out of
all manner OF patience. The Montgomery Advertiser
scolds Its party after the following fashion
"Howeyer, must confess the conduct OF the demo-
OF Auauga and Coosa makes look upon the result
rs doubtful No doubt, should Beman be elected it will
be source OF great pride and qualification the demo-
Gratis who voted tor him, who did ALL see
the candidate nominated by the Demo
CRITIC Convention beaten in district that has fair JONI
~ Of 600 They look their fellow democrats
throughout the State full the face without bushng and
say: "our candidate is beaten and-we did it," Such
would be valuable acquisition party faithful sol
dcrs who 60 for principles men,
The iron have entered very deep, call forth such
ordinations of rage and despair
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The News from the Army.

In another column will be found such intelligence as
was brought from the Army BY the Galveston Il is not
Of any immediate importance, yet s pleasing, inssmueh
As 1t shows the confidence which General maintains in
the strength OF his position and the valor OF his troops
Every day We have fuller evidence of the high importance
OF Monterey military post, and OF the propcy OF
General Taylos conduct with regard to its capituaton
MAJOR Chevallie OF the Texas Rangers whose conduct
at Monterey is spoken OF in such handsome terms is
native Of this city, and OF the late Peter Chevae
ESQ.
With more than Eve thousand troops under his com
mand. such they known be- and with the strong
fortress OF Monterey in his possession to
entertain any fears for the safety. ultimate TIL
umph OF General Taylor Certain are we, that IN his
present position. least he could be beaten by the
united forces OF all Mexico
IL will be tina, Col McClung. whose death We an-
noaneed few days since, still alive on the 4th with
a fair prospect OF recovery.
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FROM THE SQUADRON IN THE GULF or
MEXICO.

Extract Of Il letter from OSeer in the Squadron dated
"OFF VERA CRUz. Sept o.
The file Of the FL Indicator and other journals CON
tain intelligence OF passing events with nearly all tie
DEGREES issued since the formation OF tho new cabinet for
oiler branches at the government The national gu md Is
being organzed and from the statements in the public
papers, the measure would be popular one a.
the citizens said offer hemseves freely In be enrol
led. Tho decree embraces every citizen from the ago Of
sixteen TO fifty The citizens Of Pueba have armed and
equipped force OF thousand men, at their own eG.
pensr for the service Of the government Cen Santa
Anna entered the city Of Mexico the l4i inst with
great parade. 10 his letter. to the minister of war
on the occasion, he states his Of proceeding inn
mcdiatey 10 assume the command Of the army on the
northern frontier, and dscaims any design OF accepting
the supreme power, his are required in the field
The report which previously mentioned Of his
having given ordors TO the army Monterey 10 fall back
on San Luis Potosi, is conadieled by Gen Mejia in
despatch dated at Monterey, Aug. oath lie states that
force OF eight thousand will be assembled there
and that he will defend the place the last extremity IL
~ sad that our army IS in possession of Santa Fe
The present government has manifested great activity
since It's accession TO power and adopted every
Tor vigorous prosecution # the war Detaohments Of
troops from the city and other parts Of Mexico with 30
pieces Of artillery, have beon lately despatched 20 the
north, and by the end OF the month not unlikely they
will have force Of Is 900 mon--Or perhaps more in
the neghbOrhO0d Of Monterey IL is difficult 10 say how
this large force u 10 be kept 10 the field il we'll known
the public treasury - empty The only money received
by the government within our knowledge are the ANAL
sums contributed by private individuals not sufficient 10
maintain a regiment for month +"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-29

u Several at the leading London journals are specua-
ting upon the seizure by the United States OF California
The Times expresses its surprise, and ihat
ton at war witt another IN trivial cause, should
coOy seizs upon is largest province other plea than
that u was unnecessary to the enemy but OF the greatest
Importance to themselves that the re OF demar-
cation would square oil the territories OF both nations
Is nothing but exravagant assertion Of the night of
the stronger" The editor follows up the subject thus
The province OF California embraces in its
y one half oi the tetror of the Mexican republic its
splendid natural adv anages have been barely touched and
land IN many places fertile the plains of Champagne
with climate compared TO the aud skies Of Andiu
sa, lies still open 10 the settler. !mmtns line Of sen
coast contains OF the finest hurbJrs world thin
which 1t Is stated that the whole navics Of Europe and
America might ride IN security together. To the Power
IRON which 1t thus cooy proposed abstract H. this pre-
vince - oi such vital importance that loss almost
inevitably entail the loss OF all the national
aud the absorption Of all the remaining provinces whene,
eT II may seem hi To Congress change the Of the
souhern boundary OF their territory from the quadatefa
shape preferred into graceful aud irregular
termination"
The Times alludes the British mortgage upon Cali
iorns; and that their capacity honorable creditors
the English are bound demand that line be preserv
ed IN its toll integrity and value The London Morning
Chronicle argues that 1.-THE Mexican the posses
sion Of California. This and not less" and adds:
at has already AmericanZed the transfer Prac-
ueaiy speaking. has got the the annexation
but besides hi- America Is IN position, ndependc Of
any positive movement the part Of the californian mm
grants to insist upon the OF portion of the
Mexican territory Her in war admit this; or if
not her absolute successes least the weakness aud die
fractions OF Mexico. She has notion of having fought
Tor nothing; and in what Mexico pay but in the
Of some part It's semi civil zed and ungove'ned domain
With what less than territorial acquisition an American
Statesman satisfy an American constituency 2"
We may remark that oil seizures s c. made during the
war, wall oil course be subject 10 the provisions the rea
OF peace in Son with the decisions of the cons
tued authorities Of the land The seizures under existing
circumstances must be regarded merely temporary al
though with reference to California. it is highly probable
That the Government viii insist upon ccsson 10 the Uni
ted States as one prominent feature Of the pace arrange
Philadelphia IaguIsr.
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New Knocks.

Received Of ]. w. Randolph & Co. two Nos. Of Mag
tin the Founding, by Eugene Sue.
Also, number OF Hlrper's illuminated Shakespeare.
This number contains the second part Of King Henry VI
Its very handsomely printed nice white paper and the
illustrations executed in a very crcdilabe style.
TIE gentlemen have also sen, rs the 9th number
Of the Pictorial History Of England. This number con
tains the eigns o! Henry III and Edward and H. The
Pictorial History would form very handsome accession to
any library.
Accompanying these books, find Harper's caslogue
Of standard works in the several departments Of Genera
I.ieralnro
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG
Mr. Webster.

This gentleman to address the people OF New York
las, evening, wednesday, Of national
From the importance OF the affairs which this
time occupy the attention OF the na'ion-the immense
reputation Of the olatofsnd the fact that he alone, Of
almost all other men, falls below HIMSELF read
efs may expect speech OF usnscendan interest. We
hope will be well reported aud take upon to pro-
mise friends, that they shall have in full soon
we get IL to p'css.
T.. s. Since the above in type observe n notice
Ia the Tribune that Mr.. Webster would probably be
able, from sigh, indsposon address the people at
the contemplated lie would do So however as soon
aA his health permitted.
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AcHRIsTIr,sN


20, THE GHEAr AND ASTONISHING EXPECTS
oes pfoaoeed ~ the % when anced
esra Invention should IN, mo.t Ipr
power when properly applied produc. acton and
me- even IN the bones wen 5, stem ofth.
o rheumatism or any OF he deathLk, p.ryop. com
paints which the lives Of Thousands emsiterr No,
power or good admitted by the medical ofth wbol wort,
ana ;" appheauon To the hum,n the Gayan
Kings Belts and Bands and Braces invented by Dr CpI.rp !.
he most and scientific form once the m- !, 4,
and-eerain mode Of obtaining iis benefits. ~
For further particulars In archie, mar, n, M
paper explanatory pamphlets may Trn. by ~
tne agents Tor this city, Mc.srs DUvAL PuRCEL pry,t.
'' "e"'o"'' va lc9t
" sands OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is a very
prevalent and extremely dangerou. wh.,. -
aeks the head Ieeehing and Ointment -
dne the disease for the time beiuR lnowp ac, ,,
hNey apt TO appear again the individual hea,,d or
eee we nave no hssauon an
De moro effective remedy for and
depletion and the cure thus effected
permanent one OF The erits OF this A., action
upon the blood eringushes the which m. a.,
eas- ngeseraied while other merely r,mov, n,
visible sens and leave the primary n. yse
fof All and uleeou deases with many Others
this preparation may be used ~ success
W Prepared aud Sold retail and for
~ %. w. ShNpS Druggists and CHEMISTS Granite BuLnr.
no ga boaawsy corner OF Chambers street. Yora sold also
v poNhb PURCELL, Agents, Main street Rchmona Va
rnee' VI per bottle or sir bottles 10 dolar.
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HA'AL-ASRIo Janero, l3th September, u. 5. friqare
Columbia Capt Ritehio, Tor cruise IN a few days u.
store ship Lexington, for the Pacific arrived h Ssptem-
ber to sail IN week; The u. 5 brig Bainbrdgo was al
Montevideo; all well un board the squadron The fol
dure Lawrence Rouse ~; Commander Robert Riche
Lieut., John II Nosshal Sd do, Gabriel williamson: 81
do Richard Wanngh; 4th do, James ID. Johnston; 5h
do j. d. Shini Flag do, Thomas G. Cobiu; Master Hen.
~ DivsnporG Fleet Surgeon. u. f. Finslf; Passed As
sis'ani D. Conner Barclay Assistant do a. Y p. Gar
nett Lieut.. Marines--Stark; Commodore Secretary,
Richard Garewoodi Clerks, Gilbert Smith and George Lin
say, hldshPmen' II. wins NJ Ford, II II. Key, WIN.
X. Mercer, T. b. shubuck; Pursors Clerk J. c. SWEET.
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The Introductories at the Medical
CaIInun

We are sorry that We have been able to attend
any Of the Lectures that for the last three days
been delivered at the Medical College. We understand
there is good show Of Students, and every promise
prosperous session. DR.. CULLEN will occupy the chair
to-day. The Public generally and the ladies particular
w. are invited 10 the Lectures of the week
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Rights of Labor---BY coLrov.

This is invaluable book Every Wing should get it,
1t contains within small space all the valuable inorma-
which has spread before the public on the sub
jec Of Political Economy for the last years. The
author has sent copy and use freely
Our bookselIers doubt. will soon have Il.
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DIED.

On Wsdndiy pE 2sth inst Al the Richmond Cosse
Ms JpsEriiNE UYtAND To wife of the Rev X Ryod rsd
thirty nine years aud four months
W The friends Of The iamy invited attend her funeral At
the Frsi BAPTIST Church this morning ~ o'eio.k
On "Wednesday morning. 2sh inst, Mr EMMA A. CAsEtr
DIV % NE late Johu Cate In The 2Sih year Other axe
W The i'nds and scqsantances u the family respectfully
residence o Mr. John Ciske At ~ o'clock without fuitst nvIt,
lion
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Revolution in Caracas.


Capt Francis Smith Of bau Cora NJ this port states that the
brl Phnnr aud sbr Angeque sailed from Maseabo % naBt
Tor Enaya with 500 Cove roops Tor puplse quei
Ing revolution which occuftd AZ Capcls during pau
September ~ The insgaon n irdv iua
pubsher n loun1i % Caracas and osensb rec
body % part anF known the Gusm1rsOs party Captan
ecu d gahif no further pauicuiu -tfiia. Eag.
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10 be fanked with the slaves OF dcspoue power; when
he who Is willing to labor or homes, livelihood may az
ter ell find himself unable offer morse Of bread his
starving children. supply bi. sek wife with the CON-
forts necessary 10 her existence.
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MEDICAL BOOKS

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Smith Horncr'a Anatouicl Atlas
Hasse's Frh fozicai Anatomy
Harrison on the Nervous Syricm
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Budd on &c Dfo1scs u the Liver
Li-on's Element and Pnctcai Surgery.
Bcets, Guy's and Tsyiors Medical Jurisprudence
Go unhato on Dseaacs o. Females
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Hoopefa and Duaason's Med fictionarg
Coopcrs Surgical Dictionary
Carpenters Eensnrs n Ph1 uoiory
Andars sfsay on ne ~ o. In D.,ea5e
grahams, Kane's, tiaus and Ioh-s on's Cbeut,tr,,s
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UNPRECEDENTED NOVFLTYI
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lust received at the Exchange Book Store.
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Also the following New Books:
bro"ns Whaling Cruise and History Of whie Fshery
ing Etehnss OF Whaling Cause, on the
Island OF Zanzibar VIII eh appendsd brief HISTORY Of ts
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Military Tho J. $. tfoops at Fort MouItre, ordered
sons time since TO proceed Mexico have been dotain.
ed by order, 70 await the reception Of clothing The cloth.
ag having arrived ths chip South Carolina hoe been char
tered sna he tfoop-ab1ui $50 in number-are now en-
bafkcd, and The vose. j. 10 leave understand tp-mor
row. The men ere mostly fsef- led within few months
Pas ~ ue upper pas Of ibis State s0d GcoJgs and are
said 10 be nc body Of soldiers AZ any IN he service
With good drilling under he tnced officers that have
them IN ehafge, may b. expected hat thev will give
good Pee0pni Of themselves -Ciuissi0s C,uie,.
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NEW BOOKS,
Received i'm advance nj j. w. RAN
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T.
"WEDNESDAY, Oct %, 1886
Gen Taylor's Rough and Ready Almanac. &c
The Boqaet Tor 1877 with colofed plstes
byr'ns Chide Haft0j with teauLfa enruvinr.
pamond Necklace and other les by Mrs Stephens Csc
Marietta, or The BODY snateber l2e
I'd part Of Monster Antoine, by Geo Sand Use
Forget Me Not for Is47 with plates
The Actor or behld Curtain beit In az,
life Of Booth aud olher, " Wv
Mos Rose FOR ist7. with plates
so. rN' ~ " e"s'a'ihesi
Two Lives or To be, by Maria Mcintosh
No &C fiosts Pictorial World; csc
Nov No. Ladies n ii nal Magaz ne; Ise
Floral oneriug-A fr Offering BY Mrs OrooI win m
beautiful Boqueis of Flowers 1855 ~
Introduction 10 American Literature, by r. \ Rie.
I'd supply of Black plumet Rinsm,n.