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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-03
THE BITERS BIZ.

touching man. VINO, having presented
himself in his shirtsleeves at the Ameri.
can Museum, New I ork. received the ican
/ of q coat from Mr.. Barnun. and after
viewing the curIoSities, sloped with the
garment. thus obtaining "A sight OF the
elephant and splendid swallow-tail for
twenty-five cents. This reminds us of
an affair that occurred in 1910. on board
the old Columbus, when she Law at Charles.
town Navy Yard. One dav a long. green
Vermonter struggled on board the fricate.
and examined every thing on deck with
curious eyes. The officer of the watch.
from his be airing and neatneSs of uniform,
attracted the Yankees notice.
Got pretty good place herc--hey -
| he inquired.
The officer assented.
"What wages do vcu get p
One hundred and twenty five dollars
a month, sir
"One hundred and twen'v-fve dollarsl
All few YOURSELF Shoh ~
Fact, SIR"
Well, Iwonder if Icouldn't get some
thing to do here, myself -
s. Oh, you'd make pretty good mid
>hipman r.
Wall, what's mid>bipman's wages
for green hand -
Forty dollors a mcnth. only"
SONY forty dollars, Jcrusal eml why.
was goin' TO hire out for ten. BIT here
can | be made midshipman on say
quick -
Down below, sir. in the steerage.
As soon as I'm relieved III see to it,
Down went the quizzer and the quizzcd.
\ bevy of young midshipmen required
no prompting to perpetrate a piece of
mischief. 4 spurious warrant was soon
made out, AMI the green horn. euulppcd
in a splendid uniform, including an elegant
chapeau and costly sword. by a iolnt
contribution ofthe mess. Thus furnished
he was directed to present himself to Com.
). IN the cabin, report ready for duty
He was told that the Commodore might
be pretty gruii-'i il waS WAY he had
but rot to mind it. The stccraec being
full, the new midshipman vas 10 &, mand
quarters III the Commod0-c's cabin. in
fact, he was ordered to take possession of
certain state room. The Commodnre's
black looks and anger were to be rcGar-
'-' 81, ~ 'i'''- 1t ''H no 'gH' 10 use
.,,'S, aus "'S'e' up the 'icllm
- '''o No'lli'ouofe WIN:
VI" n"NI-ho" are Hoi
:. sfHred-he had CONF across a rdrq aris.
s., IN 'o"' e''
49,, ',a ,'1,P Guy 81 o.o le',tr i e'hraI'Y
a.. p't " 'iie ''i"ioh''r' as
- ~ - u ''e seat ana crossed
MS 'P'' "''''"e''
% ~, "'' ''9 ne" I''i~h IPncn'
i.'' ~" me C"ilh"H"re-
""" '"'.i nc MS suspected something
",' noun, use
Cna'' l l'"uo'f you 10. your warrant
-, d,c" "o','' "'S p"y.
ne O'''h,'ro" ne i""H' q inc document
ana me" '' HIS NiN''".-
n" gave you Ills
ne iei'eiS down stairs; ami III ready
lor d,lly.
hat > enough. Now You can CO.
NOT as N"n Knows N, Squire. The
cc'Ihr cn"ck l"il and am 9"ln out
81 nus ere ~ q hnrry-l tell Won now
"''' 'il' MA on re J enc |
I'''CN,G -, =. am ,'''' ','',I'"h' Won u
N"' " lt0 ''' 0"N WIN IT'S i"if ger. /
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-03

An editor OF a country paper thus
atiectngly bids farewell 10 his readers
=" he sheriff is waiting for us Ia the
next room. 50 We have no opportunity
10 be pathetic. Dcliuqu, mt suhscri-
bers, YOU have much TO answer for"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-03

THE Our MoDE-T AAD REro|
COURTEOUS. We cut the follo"T-
short but piqnant coIl'quy between e
nehrlate and rumst ller:
Icndlord-"lf YOU had avoided Fa.'
Won early habits Of industry and In'..
lect0al abilities would have placed YOU -
a station. aud YOU would now rds ."
your own crriagd.'
Heb, iote .--"And if YOU bad n'''
sold rum for me to buy, YOU wouiu '''.
bccn my duvcr.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-03

lis with our minds as with o r
watches no two go Just al he, vet
each bel ewes his own
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-03
I'D o G &c Q ;
B RIO L Fl { f NJ A y :
ny GOODWIN BARNEY.

Odd Is Ole, and we are Two
Brother man. brother man
Wherefore make So much ado 2
Whv should differ I and you
God is One and we are Two
Brother man, brother man
We are wrong, and God is right
Brother man, brother man !
Why should difference end in fight
Why should good be quclled by might
We are wrong, and Gid is right
Brother man, brother man.
We are beds. and God the string
Brother man, brother man!
If we do not closely cling,
Snapped will be the jrweled ring;
We are beads, and Cd the string
Brother man, brother man.
We are parts and God is Ali
Brother man. brother man
Should our body's members brawl,
Wound 1t not the BRAIN appa!
We are parts. aid G ID l. all
Brother man, brother man.
We are limb. and CID tn. Hrad-
Brother man, brother mani
Were the arms To contest led.
Bruises DER the frame would spread;
We are limbs, AID God the Head
Brother man, brother man.
We ARE childrrn-Gnd our Sire
Brother man. brother man,
Let 10 Him ench heart aspire,
A To Heaven flmcth fire
We are chidren-God our Sire
Brother man, brother man!
G1d has spoke il We shall see
Brother man, brother man
All mankind shall brethren be,
Liee the stars IN unity
CD ta- spoke IL we shall Sec
Boiler man. br"rh-r mani
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-03

Ism tli Iimr tu tnttk az, Ii getting mp -
SAID the wife, rs she ratified at the door.
Il eS my dear replied the husband. Il have
boon 'hfHkiHg aboat il an hour aud half.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-03

Amid the l,l asant lands,
Where owns tar rivers wind along.
L1iiiug the valley with its goftle song,
\ chtag stands
cottage low and fair,
Sleeping IN beauty meath the sunny skies,
And towering blntfs, that gracefully arise
TOugger. air!
Broad PFairirs around
Stretching in far immensely they liei
So vast and jimtlrss no hunrun eye
Can trace their bound
All around green oaks uprse,
Wni,h strong add proud. long centuries hav,
stood.
The storms defying iants ofthe wood,
That reach tho sl.ios
Warm hearts iuhabit there
Kind voices speak the welcome strangers prize,
And genie hands make dry the weeper's eyes
And share his care
All loved things there have place
a gentle fawu with light and sprnging bound
Thread. the fresh grove. or crops the herbag
round
With quiet grace.
PEr i his loving name
The gcrrl, favorite bears; "Our CADDY'.
Par"
And NJ. lid behold a creature yet
MIR fond and tame
1ts mistress went away,
Far where oil oceans >urgcs meet the ear
And he POOR lawn long pinned her voice t.
hear.
Aud ceased ~ play
But time went by, and Pet
Shook off lrs grief aud learned to play ono.
more
Showing full VII. by the gay micn it wor,..
IA could forget!
chi ]" rhre not poor fawn,
NJ. call thee base, tnrsrrtul h, ugh thou arr
How IN" to him Is many a human heart
When friends are gone,
II sure we're wrong ia me
More love AMI strong 6d lr> ofh,art.
Than vowed friends oft-times cherish whe
they part
Toa.k OF thee.
1t me NOR, G.irhful prove,
And round heart sill closer bind the chain
OF fond affection, till meet again
Tn" eyes love!
Fory"u, " kindrst friends,
)wrl"rs Of rhal >yyeetco,, whose name sing,
I 81 my rI,.,,,r ~ mi d, = - ~, 49,, -:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-03

Itir fnAI"tE COLLAGE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-03

Amid the pl asant lands,
Where I,wa's far rivers wind along.
ipliiug the valley with its gontle song,
4 cslta5 stands
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-02

O4AxN ESS CAA Nh OVAE0!!
G(OOPERS ETERIAi. OLA promp, and
lasting reae,ly fa UrssSrss, also for pains
aud discharge 81 matter from the Ears,
Hundreds Of cures in es deemed utterly hope.
le'shavc i,miy established its superiority eve
~ former Medical discovery. ,....
This volusble Acoustic Medicine is a COMPOUND
Of four dIercot OILS, one OF which, The active and
prrvipa, ingredient, is olaineJ f'om the bark ofa
certain SPECIES II WALNUT, 4 new and effectuL
agent in the cure of Deafness. .
Persons WHO had been deaf for 10, IS and even
20 yeats. have heen permanently cured by using
this oil. In fact, numerous and SO emphatic
have been the testimonials in it, favor, that the in-
ven,os claims for il the distinction Of lnfsllibe
Remedy. in all cases, when the Ear is perfect in
its fnrmut n.
For fu,thcr particulars, and evidence Of its great
value, printed she.ts, in the hands Of Agents.
For sale in sudbury, by ]. w. FRILlNG.
September l9h tS46-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-02
DICK SO n & CO.,
No. so Market Street. FIVE doors below
Third, South side.
PHI l. A D p L p H "A,
U,., ,,O ri nrS A. NH1enlQs:sln vlR n lPTS In

Importers T. wholesale DE aIers In
VAIATCHES, Ws,ch GIa ses and Materials
" JeNclry Of all descriptions, qualities and
styles. comprising Ill the articles connected
with the Trade.
Clicks. .....
Dixson q Sons Btilanni, German Silver aud Sil
YER Plated Wares. .. ..
Sheffield aud Birmingham Plated Fancy Articles.
Rodgers Il Sons and Westnholm's, Gallery, ka.
zors. Sc clssor., Era.ers, Desk Khi'es, &c.
Ivory H ,ndled Table Gallery, of,he finest, medium
and common qualities. .a. 1rffFg
A large assortment Of Gold Pens. r
Penfocsl Spec,sclss. f.,. rt. rs-
Pupier Mache and Japanned Trays, various shapes
and qualities. at reiuse ed tates .-..
Gold Watch Cases, Disls and Silver. Ware, Of all
descriptions, manufactured TO orter ...l
DICKSON & Co, having recently removed
into the large and conimodioss warehouse formerly
occupied by Messrs. X. AsaHuasr & SoSs, and
more recently hy AsRHURsr d REMISsros, beg
leave 10 inform Watch Dealers, Country Merchants
and others, ths, they design having at all times a
large a>soittnent Of Goods, of their own impotia-
ton, which they determined to sell at the lowest
rates. .... .. -fr.-
CT Every attention will be paid TO The Packing
Of Goods, aud in The execution Of Orders, the quail
ties and prices will be fully guaranteed against all
competition.
PhilsIeiphia, June 18Th, ls47--ly
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New Firm.

vI,HE Undersigned hereby gives notice, that he
4 has associated with himself, as . partner in
the mercantile business, in his store adjoining
Viewers Tavern, in Sunbury, John Hsas. and
that the said store will hereafter be conducted un-
der the firm of Clement Il Haas. The store a,
the South West conner Of Market Square will he
conducted ss heretofore, by the subscriber himself,
to which he respectfully invites his customers and
friends. ID. -lt ft.-. .-..,.-I -.'r ..-.-.
He also notifies al those indebted to him, TO call
between this and the LIST Of January next, and set
tie their accounts. . .'.a' .. ..I
All kinds Of produce will be taken on account
at cash prices. .... r
Hereafter no longer than four months credit
will be given. IRA =. CLEMENT.
Sunhury, Nov. IA, lS46-tG .sr.- f..
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More New Goods {!

TyHE last arrival is al Purdy's Store, Make,
i Square, where will bc found . haadsortse ss-
sortw,c,nt a ' .1' ''''.
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Of the latest and most approved styles. consisting Of
Ciaihs, s Cassiwers Vps,ings,
Sumner SUITS, Nous. d. ttincs, I.pw,s,
Ginghsms, Ca,cos, a- ns Musiins,
f Jesns, &c, &c, &c; also, q tuli assortment of
Groceries, oil Of hich will be sold lower than ever
offered in this mxk,t. '-
Call and examine for yourselves.
Sunbury, MAY IS h, Is47-tf
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-02
George j. Weaver,
ROPE MAKER 4 sxIr CHANDLER

No. j 3 North Water Street, philadelphia.
AS constantly on hand. . general sssort-
ment Of Cosdsge. Seine Twinss. &C.. viz :
rsI'd Ropes, Fishing Hopes. White Ropes. Msnil
Ia Ropes. Tow Lines for Canal Boats. Also, q
complete assortment of Seine Twines, &c. such as
Hemp Shad aud Herring Twine, Best Patent Gill
Ne, Twins, Cotton Shsd and Herring Twine, Shoe
Threads, &c. &c. Also. Bed Cords. Plough Lines.
Hsl,ss. Traces, Cotton and Linen Capsl Chains,
&e.. ali Of which be win duposs Of on reasonable
terms.
psils6slphie, November -, fss2.-Iy
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sRSOvGAL2s&
First Premium Writing Ink.
No. 81 North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.


TNROM Dr.. Hare, the ceehrsted Professor OF
Chemistry in the University OF Penn'a.
philadelphia, Oct. l, ls43.
"Dear sir--Having t'ed your Ink, | will thank
you to send me ano,her bottle, ss find it to he
excellent. am yours, truly,
Roar. HAWR."
From Or. Locke, Of Cincinnati, dis,i' gushed
for his numerous scientific researches. ''.
"Mediesl College Of Ohio, Cincinnati,
January IL, 1874.
Having used Mr.. Hover's Writing Ink, ] am
satisfied that il is the best which has ever come TO
my ledge, and especially il is tresiienf for the
use Of Steel Pens, and ualfnoi oorrode them, even
in long use.
JoHS LOCKE. Prof Of Chemistry.
HOVER's AUAMANTINE CEMENT.
From we'll known scientific gentleman
"Philsdelphis. Pet. 81, ls46.
Mr.. Joseph E. Hover-SI: A uss Of your Ce-
msnt, and sume practical teSts Of its superiority,
has induced me to recommend it to others as an
invaluable article Tor mend'ng China. Glass, or
Cabinet Ware. CAaPBELL MoaFIr, r.
Analytic Chemist"
For sale a, the Mandatory, Wholesale and Re-
tail, No. So NoRrH TaIRp STaLEr, opposite
Cherry street, Phliadelphi., by
May 22, ls47-jS0 Iy "'' Msnufaeuref
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SOMETHING NEW!
HNHE Subscribers have the exclusive tight Of
i vending !. N. THATCHER'S
Hot DIast Hot Air COOkl ing
~HOD~Eo

~ ~ - -
ia the cuuhiies OF fNoihxmberlsnd, Columhia and
schuylkiH; and from the encouragement me, with
airendy, they expect to do large business. This
stove is constructed on an euti,ely new principle,
AMI on the only principle that can make both
good wood aud coal stove. The inventor has over
cone all ,ke difficult, es ha' frequently teiong 70
other stoves. he has by his arrangement, con
s,,ucteJ a broiling JOVeM ln front, where.
in hrnng, roasting, ying or baking may be done.
and sll the smell that arises ihereifom must pass
into the combustihle chamber, and is not n. all
thrown out into the loom I'd Besides this, there
/, an oves, only two inches Iess than The whole size
Of tho stove, wherein baking or roasting may he
done weit as IL can be in the eoumon brick oven.
This oven is always fit for use when the stove is
heated, as the whole draush, Of hot air passes a.
Iound 1t constantly. ~ t'" '-
Public attention is particularly called To this
stove. II can be seen at our Store and Tin Estab>
lishrnent IN North Danville, at the sign of the Co
lumhia Tin shop and Of the Foundry Of Rohrhach
a. Clement III Sunbury, where its particular quail.
ties vii, he fully shown andexp aimed TO any person
wishing TO cx ,mine it. H{N So
The subscribers continue to have on hand oil
kinds Of paro' stoves such radiators. cy'enders.
tancy end plain. suitable for all who may favor US
w.h a call a,so common sheet snd Russis Iron,
which csu he made in any desirable shspe; tnge.
ther with general assortment Of tin and spanned
ware. Wholesale and RETAIL Country merchants
aIe invited 10 cali and examine our stock, ss our
work cannot be surpassed. aud p'ices moderate.
n. b. We can safely recommend the shove men
toned stove to persons who wish TO embark in q
good business. The spa,en,ee viii sell either coun.
ty or state rights, to suit purchasers, and on tea.
snnalls terms. He OF his agents may be found in
Danvle, Pa. J. g. J. AFTER.
The undersigned, having seen in operation the
bot bias. no, air cooking stove, invented and pa.
tented hy ]. N, Thatcher, certify that we believe,
from the manner Of its construction and operaio
iha, it is The best offered 10 the public. The
arrangement is so complete and the construction So
udicious, that there is saving OF one half the fuel
aud time, in doing any given amount Of service
over other celebrated stoves. In short recon.
men, it in preference to all Others for the simple
reason ,ha, it embraces every branch Of economy
| Samuel Garrett, John w Garrett. David Chat'
field, w F Ki,ch' n, John N Glay, E Thompson
Smith Thompson. J d Hahn, John Oakes. Hesiki
ali Bear, Elias F Cooper, Geo NJ Rthsrt, DAME
Huffman, Henry H Rissel, F H Catver, Dame
Dsei.hsch. Joseph vsnknk, Brooks Epley. =
| Danviile, March 6, lsi7.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-02

An unmarried lady on the wintry side Of a.
~ hearing Of The marriage Of a very young
friend, observed, with deep sigh:
well, ss soon ss oil The infants are disposed
OF, suppose the women will have chance
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-02
ELIEV AND LIVE.
r II q N S O N S
Compound Syrup Of Tar s. Wood

,r..-r4 Nlpl1A. rs9
VVNHE unprecedented success of this medicine. in
the restoration Of health, TO those who, in dss.
pair, bad given up all hopes, has given it an exa-
ted reputation above all other remedies, furnishing
evidence Of it's intrinsic value and power the
" .eent which can he relied upon for the cure Of
Pulmonary Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Pain IN the side and Breast, Splitting Of Blood.
Whooping Cough, Group, &c. ....-. i.-.--..--
Attention is requested to the following ASTON.
ISHING CURE, by Thomson. Compound Syrup
of Tar and Wood Nap,hs ,...-.-, -- ..
.f.''.' '''. ~ philadelphia, May Sd, ls44,
Mr.. THOMSON-Dear Sir-With grateful
feelings inform you Of the astonishing effects Of
your medicine which has literally tsis.d me from
a dea,h.beji NY disease, Pulmonary Cousump-
lion, had reduced me so low that my physician pro.
nolnced my case hopeless At this JUNCTION ! be-
gan TO Use your medicine, and miraculous as il may
seem, il has completely restored me to health, sfies
everything else had failed. Respectfully yeurs,
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street, ahove George street.
The undersigned, being personally acquainted
with Washington Mack and his sufferinss esar
witness 10 the astonishing effects VI rh"msoa's
Compound syroP Of Tai, sad the truth OF the a.
bove statement. ... .l
JOS. WINNER, ais North Third street,
DAVID VICKERS, ~ Almond street,
HUGH MGINLEY, s. E. cssnes r.many
and Fourth sheets.
PrepsIed only by s. r. Thomson, n. E. corner
Of 5th and Spruce streets, Philadelphia,
Agents.-H. b. Mssser, Sunbury ID. G,o.s,
and DR.. Macpherson, Harrisburg Jnc. G. Brown,
PuttsviIe Geo. Earl, Reading Houston & Ma.
on, Towanda. Bradford county Pa. Price SO cents
per hot,r, or IS per dozer.,
az Be'care Of ap limitations.
Phiiadelph.a, June 2sth, ls45-ly
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DEXTER'S SPIRITS OF SOAP, for ex,
,raetng Grease, Dry Points, Vsrnisb, Tar,
Wax. &c. from clothing of any description. wat
ran,sd not 10 iniure the cloth OF ,hs most delicate
coIors. This liquid has also been used With great
success in cases Of Burns. Sesids, letter. Pimpes
ON the face. Chspped hands. Sore lips Rhsoms
tism. Hand " soft Coms, &c. ur Price, 25 cts.
Ter bottle. Eor sale at the store Of
July ie. Isa6. n, MASsER
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Trp Nolsscl'S ClntOersal
SCI AVN e CIR f A M.

Small quantities given without Charge.
IT ia Chesnm Sc, PHILADELPHIA.
THIS ncw and splendid article, a. its name de-
4 notes, is ps"fessed 70 be superior to any Sha-
wing Cream IL, the United States or Europe. II is
unsutpsss. i for beauty, purity and fragrance, tho
somewhat analogous to Gu rlain's Anbrosisl
Ciesm and other similar compounds II far sur.
passes them all by the em,lient pasty consistency
OF its ia,hr which soitens the heard 10 render
shaving pleasant and easy. II further Possesses
the advantage over the imported article, in being
freshly pep.,el no skill being wanting in its man.
ufscture. E. Roussei having had many years ex.
perience in the celebrated Laboratory Of l.nugur,
Peue c, Fiis, now Rennud e. co., Of Paris
Besides heing the best, il is the cheapest article
for sha wing; Is elegantly put up in boxes, with
splendid steel engraved labels. rf-' 20
Prize So per dozen. or 375 cents for single box
10 shave one year. II Is slso sold at 81 80 per Id.
or l24 cents per o., 50 that genslernrB ran have
their boxes flied st EUGENE ROL SSEL'S,
Wholesale and Retail Perfunery and Mineral w.
tot Establishment, ia Chesnut Street,
Dec 10, ls46.-- PHILADELPHIA.
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DA N * NO r 4 List.
PENNSYLVANIA.

TIE following lis, shows the currept valae ef All
'enrssytvxr Bsax Nscs. The most implicit re-
sxsoe nsy tn pisces eron Il, az it Ia etssy w'eeh
srefully compared with au6 corrected ffom B.ck.
seE'S Recores .,T
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~ UCN~
Spring Goods,

YNHE sehecrbrv has gust rerei-ea his Nov
Il Spring Goods, to which he invites his frie-,
and Customers 10 call aud examine for thcmsel %
Hr stock conTsss ir rart Of the following:
Supcrict Cirsbs cf al coiors; Cnssrners Of die.
Z cnt patterns; Satin snd oshet vestinea "a.
Aces, L,svss, Ginshsms, Checks, TICK.
ings, snd summer wear Of all kinds
and ptice|; also, Iseelio,n and
Palm leaf Hats; Umbrellas b.
aud Parasols. frnm25
cents nrwsrds, -
also, Groceries, Queens
ware, Hardwa,e Cedatware,
OTIS, Paints, Fish, Salt, &c, &c., &c. s.
aud in fact. eveyy saiicir usoslly kept in a coun'
store, which wsN ie soid very low, icr c.sh or NJ
Hind oi trade. t0HN BVGAK
Sunbdts, MAY 18th, 1sf7.--nisy
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F A IL M

sqoDn SAEoG@o
THE subscriber offers for sale cheap Farm,
4 situate in sshsmpkin township. Norhumber.
land coun,y, about eight miles from Sunbu'y. ly.
ing between The Centre susnpike and Irish Valley,
containing l62 acres snd allowances. Said farm
is in good state of cultivation, with reasonably
good buildings and excellent ws,er near the door
and all kinds Of fruit, &c. fgrfff ara
JOHN FARNSWORTH,
Supbury, Feb. 20, l947,
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Rl!|;!9(3R!Q!E4l!!8|

. 7 p '
UNRiVAILED AND UNEQUALLED
In curing Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Influenza,
Whooping- Cough, and all Diseases Of the
b,east and lungs. leading TO Cousump-
ton; composed of the concentrated .
virtues Of the herbs Horehound,
B 'nesett, Bloodroot, and
several other vege,a-
t hlr substances.
.. .." .. Warranted .T...
PURE FROM ANY MINERAL WHATEVER.
THIS invaluable Medicine is the mos, sIee,ly
i and certsin remedy ever discovered fr the a.
hove compla'n's, thousand. who have used is
will testify. For sale in Sunbury, by
- ), w. FRiiTNG.
and in Northumberland, by ID. BRAUTIGAM,
and at wholesale, in Ph,lad,iphia. by
-.rr '."r Ht" +. KIE1"r Il Co,
Conner Of Second and Caliowhil streets.
September 18th, Is46.--ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-02
To Purchaxers Of
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y II y 70 q p IS.
CO. E. N9DDa2EB.
no. TEL Pearls ST., NEW YORK,
II AVING established q Branch at No. i44 Ches-
IL nut st., Philadelphia, is nov opening, and will
be constantly receiving from the New York Auc-
tons, an extensive assortment Of
FANCY & STAPLE DRY 0ooDs.
which will be sold at the loves, New York prces.
a, wholesale and Retail. Among his stock. will hs
found good assortment Of the folio wing articles:
Jncconets Plaid Hair Cord. Lace. Stripe, Book,
Swiss and Tarla,an Muslins, Bishop and Linen
Lawns, Fsnc, Cap Ne,.-, Fsncy and BAH dresses,
1'hresd Lsees. Application D.. rich Black Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens. Linen Camhrics,
Linen Csmbric Hdkfs., Curtain Fringes. Cashmese
d'Ecos-e, M"uselnc de I.aine, Silk and Cotton
Warp Airaccas, Qu"sn's Cloth, Gala Paids,
French Mernos, Black Silks, Gloves. 81 K Hose,
Shawls, Cravais, Ribbons. Embroideries. &c, &c.
Country Merchants AMI Others visiting Philatel-
phia New York 10 purchase, are respectfully i,,.
vi,cd TO call aud examine the stocks. s.-1
Nov. l. lS45-lv .,H .r