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MARD89o
White marble TOmb Stones,

HHEhE Is now ~ ING care OF Oeofge "
SaPPiugton. Esq, in charissiown, Va, .
finished assortment Of
White Marble Tomb Stones,
tEetteting neatly executed al short notice y
Persons desirous Of purchasing those last EN-.
bIsms Of affection, will do we'll TO examine
these before they purchase elsewhere. Mr..
SapPingten, who has consented 10 ACT rs Agent,
will take pleasure in showing these Tomb
Stones TO persons desiring TO see then, whether
they wish 10 buy or not. t
Monumenfs, Column and~Plsin Tomb Slabs,
or any work in the Stone Cutting line furnished
at short notice WM L0UGHRiDGE,
LsiferSbnrg, Washington Co., Nd
A.r.h 10 lQae ~
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THE OPPOSYTION

During the last year, and hope always 10
merit their favors.
z II. CARRELL.
Harpers Ferry, 0ci 8, 1896
z. s. For the beuer accommodates Of La
dies | have fitted upan additional Dining Rosm
for Them and those travelling with them, which
is etlended by female servants exclusively.
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Cash for Negroes.

ENNHE subscriber is anxious 10 purchase a
~ large number of Negroes. Of both sexes,
sound and likely. Persons having Negroes 10
dispose of, will end il 10 their interest 10 give
bin call before selling, as be viii pay the
rery highest cash prices.
He can be seen at the Berkeley Courts, a,
Martinsburg, on the second Monday, and al
Berryville on the fourth Monday in each M Ii,
and usually at his residence in Charlcslown..
All letters addressed 10 him will be- promptly
attendedto. WILLIAM CROW. u
Charlestown. Nov &c. ls46-n
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT:

VTRCJNT9 T,O WIZ.
!. Rn,.. holds, i i. cls,t,s oaie, 81 II. cir
cult superior court Of law and chsncery for
Jefferson county, the frst Monday in January,
ro,f'i
HttttdHs "A. Dedtty ana George odun-
derS merchants and partners under
the name and firm, of William H
Roof,., q. n. D, ,,Sr,prs
assy y ~, ,.,sr
,,,,,! =, caunst u,
Vatttdm SaoTt, ETecatoT 81 Ddnaet
Buckles, deceased, Hannah Buckles,
/tLo@ 3c;9o,, ! GborIee 43I ILoroo,. md
NJ. -
ashty toye, JotatttantC. DhcHteS,
EdDln U. Buckles, Hannah II. Y.
Buckles. John Marshall and ,SoIlu
n. ,,ff. C,1b;n Xost ~ aIbo,, 4.
Ws VgI, co'os', - esS 41u .1"0ey n.s
Dle, flptlttdm heTr and Susan NJ.
his p1e, 49, Wdggoner and Cath
nrine his ,,ife. Daniel IL Sbeorer
a Tt - oa uys, DI Ia5s =, S S
and W;7l;o,n q iHeoyer. The so;d
Ey;.a Lo,,atb,, n Ed,,;,, n H.
'ys = :, '. ", -Aa's-
nan y r., oasty, .1ooey, susan Va.
and Cathdrine, being children. and
the said Daniel B !, Thomas, John
w. and William c., being grand
children IF tbo enid Don;oT R,,cLLos
deceased .DErrNn,Nrs
IN cHANoERy
l-,,
$3.50, = .n 1ns' ,i y buckles, Jonn
- aLn.n; auu .s. o v ms Wne, ooioin Wesi
;S. 49, 10, S.s m, n4 Ac., snd sassn DIS
81. sssone' aI" ca,naFine MS VIE,
49,. .ntassa 49, .oan vi oneaIer, MOI
~ ~ ana gwen Sc
p.h. S,I;. $50 - .ne az. y Assem- ply ana Inc
oes osn,s soaIS anu appearing oy sstisiac
~! $3.50. "s. ~ arg no' innaenanis o.
Nv 49, 49,. = = - ~ 'ua' lne. saiu aeils
NJ mn ~ =, :, nay OF ane next lerm
'ne w ana mat
W. =, ~ inserted IN soms
o".Papo. P.us.s u Snaliss.own, ior tWs
Ion ,h sna Pos,ee lne 'front.' doo
Vi tu0 OOuTL E1OuSG IN the SAID Town Ol
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LIST nfLeffers

ID EMAlNING in The Post Office II Shep-
u B herdstown, Va, on tho SIS, Dec, l846.
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= Pupli.DxD WnEkIg, A.
no DOLLARS q KRrY GENTS
PR ANNUM,
psyabls hair ye.ns but Two Do1LsH, will .
tak<1 = plgment n tall, & r41d e1ssi - n
uif1ntt-
rl&Whcnetct p1ymen = ldlerfea - ~ ~
ske eIpirnlion eide fesrs inlege WI e So u
n~Sab.criptions for 81 monihss q - y =
AID Invariably In ad<anne-
ADVERTISING
The terms or advertising are ~ - ~ .
80 u, for shree inseIiiohsaafsfI -. -,
sQrop0riion. Each conunuanls = sss'.s q,
uqua1e urAH ADVERTISEMENT 1870. 800 7. ~
s specifc line, viii b. eeatintcd uhalio NJ 1s'1I
skssrsi assssfinEiy.
NV. ,. PslxEs. ansri..a FesspsPss 81 e
Adss,t;s;ae Ages " the cities 81 bsltin'ery,
dsiphin. Nss York, sod Boston, h.s been aPpoin,st
Arrest for reeeiyiHg sd forwarding snssefsp.sani
ard adseftfssmeBts Ger fhis Papfrs q his ONES y
shsse eilies respectively. siEs
~~BaIri11nEs Soashe.st corner q b-hlnese ing
csl,ert streeis.
NEw vonx, No. 50 Ann Street. M
aesFos. No. ~ stsis Street.
PnILaDaLrufA, No. 50. Pine Street.
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January !. l847. M
VIRGINIA, TO NIT:
AT Rules holden in the clerks Office Of the cir
cult superior court of law and chaneery for
Jefferson county ,ths 6rst Monday inJanuary
ls47:
George s. Kennedy and Rebecca L. his
,cye, PLAISrIFrs,
% AGAINST
James Fl. StCeariagen, James s.. Mar
kell, and Elizabeth Stcea, ingen,
DEFENDANTS,
IN CH.4NCERY.
TNHE Defendant, james H. SweariBgen, not
u having entered his appearance, and Civ
en- security according 10 the act Of assem-
bly, and the rules OF this court; and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
inhabitans Of this country; It's ordered, That the
said defendant do appear here on the FIRST day
of the next term, aud answerthe bill ofthe PLAIN
tiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published inChsrles-
town, for two months successfully, and posted
1t the front door Of the courthouse in the said
town Of Charlestown.
/ A Copy -Teste.
Tan 1877 @ ia
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BHcksRctls Gloves.
y DOZEN extra size and very heavy Buck
~ skin Gloves, Winchester make, jus, reeeiv.
ID and for sale BY VIM S LOCK.
Dec IL. ~
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q NEGRO GIRL, agedt about IS years.
"A She is strong and capable. Application
may BE made 10 H. N GALLAHER
Ian 81 1877 Fsf@s8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-02

N f.z=t t=eraf.' -=8s-r4arf r. r--..
ss a5ese sas .aas-.. 81 me = aa.a tiIHlli.s
SHIRE -ltAsr aee aa3 tz4t'a s..t. Hets be.
.HHe uz if Gre 'et-sz F.. s#d atelfrr sst.t5s aHaz
H4aE can tE ta- 1T a-ss ie-t. else lHt.eatsz slHtte
@ s= #.= z7HlI.r=tH -4zzA sad =fia#
G==r=s fa#e5 s.a e H.ea.-,t NAT ell z1aiz I'd
=aHl 81 .4ss a.a4z. ...z5s.-..j I..4zf f.t.l :.
Il. t'Ia- aa-st..l.z e.. s5e 8t Q.o6 faca. tugafu
a..se sa Ha.ts - order Hu- 's-es' ard g.nsf ia-H
1aU# - sI53 eHa-. -. DI - - utHo ac. Heare
as5 zzE = afs AMI q S r. fz5=f GOOD sii= lzE
81 no FeI s5ai I'll tine ss.et asiee To- rail- a. tfa
'=zf' ..7ae .,f " De -, si5l 81 iHs
tfH.elus attIz, 81.
=
Is 4 g.
I. =. MIL LINE.
9f Observation-Disclosures FErH4.AA
RI fablfLHq. CiaGi4AdIK
zezz.zs asc1erzg H5sH4 ~ 97'aLoes = -.
aa'.a a. asIs- 4tsvo-s. 3
81 s.saH F. tt## sz55a= =ua fs - #tHz
'#t 81 - f2==. ma e.l5zs taE r, t.
c#s ss'-as.sI iasaa.s, ass zIsd fer i1z e54
BaAssfs%G GERS.
= eznzzt assess#s Ha ST eaa eal as.e1 -aa
ard l5|Iv54 5a
a=d H#5Ht =saas. .l5.s az us ~ s.-a5 "a
E.s1s t-.e trace, II zt.e ~ ~.
2o&9z8Aa46,
90 zEt.# s.e=s sff .
81 ssh f. p nj a5a##9I
tz-asa.s -. = .5z5sa=z a. -
HELENA "a
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HoRNREoaK ANn nl11nv
- ~ AsA4AAAs
Cltr,a PIT MBERS,
MIR As TIE CT{E tpEXT

Cffr., tit MIXERS.
!, 80, SnedP As TIE CHEAPEST
= 10. 6ti. AAkkE EFT ST few doors below ,hs
p l,,,l sl,. 'a.e s7Pped themselves with rev
anu Other fixtures tor Their hlz mes ia
ltsf. FXF4 Saa taiiet themselves iHAt with taIi
~ f, 49,. - they y III he sbe 10 render taa
llNs Is ii .s 81 W. ioase and sTENM HoKT FL ".
/. ~. I'D IMPROVED LEAD PIPE.
: % md Il VIII TIE manufacture. Vs.. ba., ~
o.sl, ,zs,. instantly te rece4vlur s. r.r,rs..J h
A., - .t.e, IS holesaie ami retail IN H. f.f
. Tt,gH.. =" As eau De- mad in the ref,Utr,
tts5' -sa9t} on hand il,drsnfs 80 ,i,,r,..,.,
pei lha 81. - Kettles. " stef 5lt.rt. fstFfr.4.
"a 4srs-,,, ~" baths, retor,s Tor l.seI,i,5s 49,
, a ,l.s s9Tifls. Hsfeut haih piIu4rs is..t
a.zs,f ,fad Of sly Thickness ana ,v5rt. H. =.
to7... "a through lesden pines rom .n,s,.,
e..ts. i Ut country wells steam eg4.,e.s
A's"S received ana punettsli, stt,.,'.I5a
r. as-.s..,. STEAM POWER
o aas purposes can Il. s,tt,,,f..., ,..
a.an sHanits, IN the aid .i,,t, ~ -.
Hls .'4hd toof al a rtrt r,f.l., '..'t, ''''.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-02

aa.aat a...=.4.osz zar sals By IA3BAKEK
.jtH Waea.ins Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-02

4sPtVBfLRf &C. tlhuFbes e raul srries. ffsti
~ ne. laate ~ rai-Ifs do pu4nes and French
-lf ..s sai1 z Is t..s =e.4 lamils Gfnesrp, Man
3. aFHet...E arr +. g, sWEARINGEN
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-13

A remarkable instance Of Yankee curiosity 10
related OF well dteased man in New Haven.
who los, something on the sidewalk, Knocked
AZ 4 door and obtained light to look after his
ussing property. Several persons, one after
rnoiher, az they came along, offered to assist
hi'n in his search, and asked him what he was
hooking for! lie evaded reply, and conjectu.
ring that i, wss something valuable, the pcuple
iotered round to see it found. After an hours
."arch, the man exclaimed that he had got il {!
"What is it," cried severa! in breath. "it's
cent" said tie man. a little ashamed; II didn't
care anything about il, but van,td TO see ucre
the dorneJ thing pent 10 :"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-13

ExccsAsLs.-Whils, regiment Of volun.
,ccrs were marching through Camargo. a cap
-un, "a strict disciplinaran,) } observing that one
tf the drums did not beat, ordered lieutenant
10 inquire the reason. The fellow, on being
in,rrrova'cd, Whispered to the lieutenant, "T
have two ducks and turkey in my drum. snd
the turkey is for the captain This being whis.
pered 10 the captain, he exclaimed, "Why
dii'nt the drummer say he was ldms' do
moi wan: men to do their duty when they are
nux abIe,"
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TO I'Urchasers OF
. e Y G. OOD S.

@s "e S6DDA2G
No. l2i Pevi ST., NEW YORK.
II AVlNG sstabIi-hed Branch At No. l44 Che
IL nut at. Philadelphia, is now opening, and W
be constantly vcsivins from the New York Az
uons. an extensive assor'ren' Of ... ..
FANCY < STABLE DRY GOODS.
which will he sold at the lowest New York pI c.
at Wholesale and Retail. Among his stock will
found q good assortment "f the following s'tiols
Jscconots. Plaid, Hair Co'd. Lace. Stripe. Boo
Swiss and Tarlalsn Muslins. Bishnp and Lin.
Lawns, Fancy Cap N.,ts, Fancy and Bail Dresss
Thread Laces, Application Do, rich Back 81
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens. Linen Cambria
Linen Camhric Hdkfs., Curtain Frnges. Cashme
TEeosse. Mouseline lie Laine. Sin and Cot,
Warp Aipsccas, Quoea's Cloth, Gals Plait
French Merinos. Black Silks, Gloves. six Ho,
Shswls, Cravais. Ribbons, Embroideriss, &C.. SC
Country Merchants and Others visiting Philad'
phia or New York TO purchase, are respectfully i
vi.ed TO cali and exsmine the stocks.
Nov. l, lS45-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-13

One Of the best "tricks'' that We have heard
oftnr long time is the following. 1, is worth
trying:
Legerdemdin-- o. how to get whole sui,
ofcoheS INTO a junk bottle Every lime you
teel like taking a "horn," drop the price Of a
"nippes" into the bottle. and take glass Of pure
celd ioqser. Repeat this until the bottle isfuH.
then bresk i, ard carry the contents to good
tailor; and Wilma month you viii find your.
sci! eBcnsed in o new .tii u clothes without any
trouble or expense to yourself. The same con
be done with hats boots. &c. We hnss known
a cart load Of wood end barrel Of four to be
i,ansmogrfe5 10 q similar n,aprer.
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rns Drnnsssra's rsr.~e,i.

"0 ~ Os"sss~"HW-u rUrVWSNs
Farewell drink, 90 nigh and handy, r
Farewell rum, gin and brandy vo'aa
Farewell huts that see al wea,hers. .1'sa.1 p
Farewell beds that have no feathers, =.
Farewell ways that f've, forsaken, 4sfqs
Farewell tubs that have no baecs. -.
Farewell emrty pots md kettles, 9" ''l' -
Farewell cupboards, without "vitals."
Farewell face ss red ss crimson,
Farewell, Aas. that have no rius on, OF
Farewell coats, more holes than ssiehet.
Farewell ragged vests and breectes. n'
Farewell broken chairs and tables,
Farewell dwellings worse than stables.
Farewell drunken songand carol, ~ lsa1
Farewell friends that love the barrel.
u Farewell drinking lads and lasses,
Farewell windows without glasses, =
Farewell fioors that need swab Gle.
Farewell yards that have no wood pile.
Farewell bonds that have broken, -1
Farewell oa,hs tina, I have spoken.
Farewell landlords and bar.tenders,
Farewell all blue devil senders. "a.
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B Ell We AND LIV f.
Il II O M S o N S
Compound syrup or Tar & Woo

TNHE unprecedented success of this medicine.
Il the restoration Of health, 10 those who, in De
pair, had given up all hopes, has given il an sIi
ted reputation above all other remedies, furnishir
evidence Of its intrinsic value and power. as the
ly seent which can be relied upon for the cure
Pulmonary Consumption, Bronchitis, As,hn
Psin in the side and Breast. Splitting Of Blso
Whooping Cough. Group, &c. E s's.
Attention is requested to the following ASTOr
islITNG CURE, bv Thom.ou's Compound Syn
Of Tar and Wood Nsp,hs,!
PHILADELPHIA, Mary Sd, is44.
Mr.. THoMsON-Desr sir---Whh Eratrf
feelings inform You Of the astonishing effects
your medicine. which has literally taissd me fro
desth-hed! NV disease, Pulmonary ConsumI
tion, had reduced me low ihst my physician ~,
nolnctd my case hopeless Al this junction b
gan 10 use Your medicine, and miIsculous a. i, n,s
seem, il has completely restored me to hsslth .t,
everything else had failed. Respectfully you're.
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street, sboss George stree
The nodsrsisned. being personally scqusinl.
with Washington Msek and his sufI.rinss, be,
witness 10 the astonishing effects Of Tho mson
Compound syrup Of Ter. and the truth Of the /,
beve staeemeut ra1.s 81 af - -sf stt vr|f t..
I JOS. WINNER, ais North Thisd .,r...
DAVID vICKERs, aa Almond street.
HUGH M'GiNLEY, 8. e. corner T.m.o
snd Fourth streets. II u-sssfl % : :
Z Prepared oaly BY s.P. Thomson. n. e. corn,
Of 5th and Spruce streets, Philsdsiphis.
/ Agen,s.-H. B. Masser, sunhury; d. Gros
end DR.. Mscphesson. Harrisburg Jno. G. Brow,
PSi,sviIs, Geo. Fad, Rsslios Houssun Il ~,
On. Tow snds. Bradford eoap,y. Ps. Prcs so eAnl
ps' ho,,e, o. Sb psI Dozen, a. -
az Hssr~s Of eR imiiaeisss. .'-''a q,
Phils6sphis, Jars Sesh, lelS.--I, Gee.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-13

wcMANs Wrr.-Dr. franklin was dining
with tory preacher, just before the revolution.
who save as q toast, The King The doctor,
and others Of HE way Of thinking, drank IT. By
and BY his turn came, and he gave. 1.-THE Devil"
This created come confusion. but the clergy.
mans lady understanding the dria, said. "Pssy,
gentlemen, drink the toast. Dr.. Franklin has
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-13
DISCOVERY!

NOOPER'S ETERIAL OLA promp, and
" lasting remedy for DEassEss, alss for pains
and discharge Of matter from the Ears.
Hundreds Of cures in cases deemed utterly hope
less have firmly established its superiority over eve.
~ fnmcf Medesl discovery.
This valuable Acoustic Medicine 10 compound
Of -four different Oils, one Of which, the active and
principal Ingredient 10 obtsined from the bark Of
certain species Of Walnut. 4 new ard efiectual
agent in the cure Of Deafness.
Persons who bad been deaf fov 10, Is snd esnn
90 yesIs. ha.s been permanently cured by using
this oil. In fact. 30 numerous and 50 emphatic
have heen the testimonials in its favor thst tho in.
ven'or claims for the Distinction Of 40 Infallihls
Remedy. in oil cases, when the Ear 10 perfect in
its foImstin. a.. ,'sa
FoI further particulars. and evidence Of i,s great
value, printed shss,s, in the hands of Agents.
For sale in Sunhusy. by J. w. FALLING.
Septsmber lsih. ls4e-iy
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Ne>p GOODS, ReW GOODS.
Cheaner Than EYcri

EOHN Fl. PURDY. has jus, received. ct bic
eR New Store, in M,rke, Square, fresh supply
Of Seasonshle Goods. such ~
Cloths. Cassmers, ss',inet,s, Kentucky leans,
Cords, Dillinss, ,Apsccns, Gipghams.
Prints, Muslins, Hosiery. Gloves. &c.
Alo: Queensware sni Groceries,
which uiil he sod very low. Purchasers sre inv.
ted tn call snd examine his stock heforr purchasing
elsewhere. The highest price paid for Produce.
Sunbury. October l7rh, lS46.--tf
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-13

How TO MAxs TrRKrY TrxprR.-The
Egyptians adopt curious method Of making a
turkey tender. Half an hour before the bird
killed. glass Of brandy is poured down its
throat, which Produces complete intoxica,iou.
and tho flesh Of the ,ipsy turkey ucqurcs ten.
derpess superior to that which is produced by
even long keeping. .~.
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DE NTISTR-Y.
JACOB HELLER.

.AScB HELLER.
"HANKFUL for the liberal encouragement,
il which he has received. wouli respectfully
inform HE friends and the citizens of NH,humt~r.
land county in general hat he has prepared him.
self with the best Incurrupiible Teeth. Gold Plate
Gold Foil. &c, that can he had in the city Of Phi.
iads,phis; and that he will endrsvor 70 The utmost
OF his ability. 10 render full satisfaction 10 81 who
may think proper to engage his services. He will
be 10 Sunbury At the August court, where b. will
he prepared. at his resdence. to insert Teeth on
Gold Plate. or on Pivot. on the latest and most sp.
proved plans and attend to all the branches belong.
ing TO DENTAL SURGERY.
Ladies will he waited on q, their places Of resi-
dence, II desired.
warranted
He viii visit different parts of the county, abou,
once in three months.
Sunbury. July 18th. ls46-6m
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day how msny children he had. Faith" says
he, u have three sons, and each Of them has
sister" Quere-how many daug Aters has he
". y. Sun.
One, to be cure.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-13

LlSE.-He that enbarks on the voyage Of
lie will always Wish to advance rather BY the
simple impulse Of the wind than the strokes Of
he earl and many founder 10 the passage.
"a -- . .Jnhnssn.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-13
FEVER g. AGUE.

tY>ENs OF THOUSANDS Of unhappy beings
L in the "Ague Sections" of our county arc
now tormen'ed with that 'bsted complaint" FE.
YER s. AGUE, on BILIOUS INTERMIT.
TENT FEVER, or CHILLs ASp FEyEn. IS ii is
ssticosIy called. The univers,l voice Of thi. en-
tire community 'Gom Mapc to Georgia" and from
the Atl.nc to the Rocky Mountsins, declares
ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC
...-.. MIXTURE
to he the great and only safe. sure and radical
cure. when properly used. This cannot bo con.
tovcI'sd. !, restores the natura! feelings and {.
iasiie,ty Of the constitution IN manner ths, no.
thing else will. -...4. ..--.,.,.
Extract Of q letter. dated
I.swmrowN, Pa. Oct 10, 1912
Every bot.le Of the lmproved Tonic Mixture
sent has been sold. ard do no, know of one in.
stance that it did M, affect q cure -Four bottles
cured five cases of he woyst kind Of Fever and a.
gue-ons case WAS nyselE Amer trying Quinne
and oil Other cures thought Of hyr my Physician.
finding NJ relief finally ssnt for one bottle ofyour
Tonic Mixture. snd was relieved in fact cured in
- hsu,s. Please send on fresh supply. 90 there
is none left." You,s. truly,
II lsa =. SAMUEL HOPPER.
. q Soil on Agency in Sunbury. by H. Ms.ssr
and Others, and all ths Storckespen 10 the adjoin-
ing Counties tt VT October ~, 1856
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-13

A Proverb saith, Labor while the day lasts,
for the night come.h when no man can Hork.-
There were no PRINTERS when sbs, wss writ.
tan.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-13

You can do anything il you will only have
patience. Water may be carried in q sieve il
ysu wait ill il freezes. -. Ia, ..-.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-13

The present scarcity of money said deli
beraiive wiseacre to his wife. 'is owing To-
You are right, my hoDey-it is becsuse there
Is 20 much owing To and 50 little paying to-"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-13

The Jews have a provsrS tina, .hs who
breeds not up his son To some occupation, makes
him thief," and tho Arabians Say that "sn idle
person is the DEVILS pisyfellow."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-13
CLEMENT g. EAAS.

PESPECTFULlY infrm the public, that on
IL the 9th inst, they entered into partnership,
in the mercantile business, at the store recently
occupied BY Ira I. Clement. adjoining Wesver's
Tavern, in Sunbury. They have lately received
new stock Of goods, which they will dispose Of
at the loves, prices. pff,f '... rt-.h
All kinds Of produce wil! be taken in exchange
for goods.
No longer than four months crcdi, win he given.
IRA Y. CLEMENT,
h- JOHN HAAS.
Sun.,urv, Nov. "a, ls46.-a . u...I
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-13

u understand said a deacon to one of his
neishbors. ',hat You have become Q hard dfin.
her, That's slandsr." replied the nsighbor,
for no man drinks oustey.'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-13

cTAs folswsne Net slsowS ne earftAt value of al
,'epssylvnnia Bsnk NJses. 3 TIE nSok impliea re-
Lance may he7 psoed upon q. % 4 u esery asek
arcfnlly comp,ned With snd corrected from bick-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-13
New Firm.

9d'HE Undersigned hereby gives notice. ,hot he
& has associated with hi,uself. as partner In
,h' meteanhie business, in his store adjoining
Viewers Tavern, IN Sunbury, John Haas, and
that the said store will hereafter be conducted un-
DIR the firm Of Clement Il Hans The store al
the South West conner 81 Market Squire will he
conducted a. heretofore. by the suhscsibr himself,
to which he respectfully invites his customers and
lrieuts.
He also notifies all hose indebted 10 him. 10 call
between this and the lst Of January next. and set.
tie their accounts
All kinds Of produce will be taken on account.
at cash prices. ~
Hereafter no longer tbsn four months credit
will be given. IRA 4. CLEMENT.
Sunhury, Nav "a 1876 If