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From The Blue Hens Chicken, (lDel)
We call the attention of readers the certificate OF
Rev. s. Williams, pastor of First Baptist Church. Psburg,
in relation Dr. Smiths pills. We ourselves bear
umony to the excellence of these pills, of MS having
used thcm and experienced great relief from them.
The above the best paper in the State of Delaware.
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

scRoruLA --Wrigh,s Indian Vegetable Pills
will be found radical cure for every kind of
Scrofua because they not only cleanse and pu.
rify the body Of all bad hnmors and everything
that is opposed to health, but they restore the
digestive organs TO Il healthy tone, aud impart
such an energy 10 the circulation, that hca th and
vigor are given to the whole frame. From two
to four of said Indian Vegetable, Pills taken
every night on going to bed will soon make
perfect of the most obstinate case Of Scrofu.
la at the same time the constitution will under
go such radca! change that sciofuls, as we'll
as every other complaint, will be banished from
the body and new life aud vigor will be given to
the whole frame
Beware Of counterfei,s Of all kinds! Some are
coated with sugar; others are made TO resemble IN
outward sppcsrsuce the original medicine. The
safest course s. 10 purchase from the regular agents
only, one or more Of whom may be found in every
village and town ia the State.
0TAgen, for the s,e Of Wrght's Indian Vegcta.
bile Pills in Sunhury. IisSur MAs.ER. For other
agencies see advertisement in another column.
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THE NEw-VoRK
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
TIIIR ID Y F. AR,


This popular Scientific and Mechanical Journal,
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Paredes threatens that he would be IN the
State OF Fuebla with 5000 men, prepared 10 pre-
vent reiniorcemenls reaching Gen. Scott The
government had made no attempt TO arrest his
proceedings He has been appointed Inspector
General of ,he National Guards OF Pueosa
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CLEVELAND. CoLussrs AND CisorssATI Raft
RoAp-A meeting Of the stockholders Of this
company was held at Cleveland, on the 18Th
INST, 500 600 new subscriptions were reported,
and ten miles Of the road from Cleveland Wa.
ordered to be pa; andeI soa,lae,.
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f.. ". CARR, corner Of Third and Dock
Streets, SIM Buildings. opposite Merchants
Exchange, PHILADELPHIA, is also authorised 10
act as our Agent.
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The Delta discredits altogether the deaths OF
Gems Worth Pillow and Smith, as well as the
blowing up OF the three powder wagons
Seventeen in,ermsnis from yellow feveI oc.
earrsd al New Orleans on the Goth.
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D- MosE TRoors-Six companies Of noun
ted men, from Georgia arrived at Mobile on the
Goth ult., for Mexico Four companies OF nfsn
try from Georgia were daily expected al Mobile
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CA writer in the last Sunbury Gazette,
who, TO conceal his ssinine qualities, assumes
the name Of Democrat" presunes TO criticise
the course we have adopted with our paper, and
in 20 doing does not stop to assert a falsehood,
whether through his stupidity or malice We shall
not determine. He quotes two small articles
from our paper as oil it contained Of political
character, when both he and the Gazette knew
that in the same paper there was an editorial Of
some length in favor of Mr.. Longstreth. We
should probably answer this skulking seriSbler
by informing him that our ideas of Independence
DO not consist in making secret attacks under an
assumed name, though the length Of bis aureular
appendage. should require such a safeguard to
screen him those who know US, know we have
been in the habit of speaking our mind freely,
and we wish it understood that our paper is a
perfect reflex of our own views and opinions. IL
we have not exhibited that sincere, intense, ar.
! dent. undated aud uny Ielding affection for Gov.
Skunk so strongly manifested by the editors of
the Gazette, il must be attributed TO the cold sin
eeIty OF our nature, and 10 the fact that the Co
vernon never promised and disappointed us with
judgeship to kindle up the fires of our affection.
| His mathematical question we will solve by ask
! ing another: Ii the democratic nominee should
be defeated, how much will the Gazette have
contributed towards the defeat, by its scarillity.
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HANCE'S COMPOUND sYRUPOF HORE.
IL HOUND-FOR THE CURE or


Coughs. Colts, Consumption, Splitting Of Blood
Pam ia The SIDE and Breast, Bronchitis,
Croup. asthma, mud all diseases ari.
s,ns from a dLsordered condition
ofihe iuogs or neglected eoiH
TAKE TINE BY THE FORELOCK,
l. piece Of advice which is suitable TO all seasons.
and applicable To all purposes; though there is no
instance IN which This piece of advice is more valu-
able, than to persons who have cough or cold. for il
they neglect wha, may appear them very lrifling
IN THE BEGINNING,
i, may lead TO inflammation Of Luugs. and finally
Consumption To sll who have a cough, We would
say, procure a bottle at
HASCES COMPOUND SYRUP or
R0REHOUND
The medicine is pleasant 10 take, anl i, may save
you years Of suffering
Pnes so Gents per bottle or sin bottles for 81 so.
Prepared and sold by SETH s. HANCE,
l0s Dsimore ST, and corner of Charles & Pratt sts.
and by GEORGE BRIGHT, suntury,
-. ID. D.BRAUTiGAM, Northumberland.
Oct ., ls4T.
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IIANCE'S ARSAPARILLA, on BLOOD
IL PILLS F'IFTY PILLS IN A BOX!
The Che, ,pesi and hest Medicine in existence!
Every person who is subject to Bilious Fever,
should purify their blood and system by
using Q box of the
SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS!
Persons afflicted wrh Cosiivenrss, should Try he
H,ScE's SARSAp pARiI.LA. OF BLOOD PILLS!
Young ladies' aud gentlemen troubled with PIN.
pies on the Fsce. should try the
SARS.iPARILLA, OR BLOOD PILLS!
Singing in the Ears relieved hy the
HAycE'. SARSAPARILLA. or BLOOD PILLS!
Headache and Giddness cured Nv using the
SARSAPARfLLA, OR BLOOD PILLS!
Drow -iness aud General Debility, cured nv the
HAxcs's sSARSAPARiLI.A.o OF BLOOD PILLS!
Dyspepsia can be cured by using The
S.iRSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS!
rrPersons who have taken considerable p.itons
Of mercury. and IN consequence have pains in the
kone., should use freely the
HArrE's SARS>PARiLLA, or BLOOD PILLS!
n-r Persons in want OF q Pill that is Pn6ly
Vegetable, aud is warranted not 10 eOiiain ti-tt-
ci. Of Mercury, should use the
sARSAPARii.LA.o or BLOOD PILLS!
nj- THE GENUINE FOR SALE BYlp
SETH 4. HANCE, los Baltimore ST. aud corner
OF Chrales and Pratt streets, Bsl,morr,
and by GEORGE BRIGHT, Sudbury,
ID. DRAUTiGAM, Northumberland.
n.,n
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.A@ZPIAVs

G<AME to he II misses Of the su 'scr,ber, in
u Upler Augusta township, Northumberland
county. in June iss'. ,w" He'tfr CALVES, q out
months old, OF dark brown color, with white
fac,s. The owner is rques'ed t" come forward,
pay charges. and take them away. or they will be
disposed of according 20 law.
JOSEPH ARNOLD.
Uppcr Augusta, Oct. o 1917 -3t
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FOR PRESIDENT,
Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR
Democratic Nominations
FOR GOVERNOR, ...s#..
ANCIS II. SHUN NIX,
FoR cAsAL COMMISSIONER,
MORRIS LONGS r Z 7 II,
or Montgomery County.

Dem. Nominations for Northumberland County
For Assembly,
GEORGE A. FRICK
For Commissioner,
JACOB HOFFA.
For Treasurer,
JESSE NJ. SIMPSON
For Auditor, I'D. .....
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
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~ DAGuERREoryrEs.-Wei invite the atten.
ton Of those Of our readers who visit Philadel.
phia. TO the advertisement of T p & ID. c. Collins
who have acquired high reputation in Philadel.
pha for their beautiful Daguerreotype Portraits.
Those who will examine the specimens in their
Gallery, as we have done. must be satisfied that
they are skiful artists in their line Of profession
Cv Sons OF TEMrERANcE The Sunbury Di.
vision of this order will havea procession in this
place, on the 10th inst. A beautiful Bible will
be presented to the order, by the ladies of our
borough, and several addresses will be delivered
on the occasion. The order in this place is in a
Aourishing condition, and TO our knowledge has
done much to promote the object of the institu'
ton.
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THr National BRIpcE.-T This famous strong.
hold OF the eee.r!llas has been taken possession
of by Col Hughes, Mary yland volunteers. II Is
10 be made depot About half way tat San Ju'
any has been established resting place. which is
held by Col Collins battalion of the ed Illinois
volunteers. These are the operations Of the
troops who are TO keep open ,he communicated
with Gen. Scott. They will soon deprive the
MexiesnsU the power to annoy and rob the
trains goissuP
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o. We have given NJ our columns. this week
almost exclusively TO news from the army.

90 News FROM THv ARMy.-.Our readers will
hnd full account Of the late battles near Mexi.
CO The particulars are principally from Mex.
can accounts, which are always exaggerated.
Gen Worth, il is said was blown up with 300
Americans by the explosion Of powder wagon,
which We think 10 incorrect. There is no doubt,
however, that General Worth has been wounded
The loss Of this distinguished General, who, next
to Genera, Taylor, seems ~ he the greatest favo
rite in the army. would be deeply lamentet
throughout the Union. We hope that the fall o
Gen Smith and Gen. Pillow 10 also unfounded
The rumor that Col. Wynkoop was surrounded
and cut up at Perote by large force under Pare
| des, is also unfounded Ten or twelve Thousand
men will soon be on the road to Join Gen. Scott
One half that number we presume, has already
left Vera Cruz Gen Lane, who left Vera Cruz OF
the 10th Of September, with $500 men, ha'
no doubt before this reached Mexico. releasin.
on his way Major Laliy, who, with 900 mel
was hemmed in near Jalapa. All the expresse
OF Gen. Scott, with but one exception, have bee
cut of. Hereafter it is hoped we will have fore
enough to keep the road clear Of the gueril
forces.
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THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
The Grand Procession and Organization

CHICAGO, July 9th, 1877.
The Convention assembled under an immense
tent in the public squire this morning.
Previous to which the following was the pro-
gramme of arrangements and procession
IARBoR AND RIVER CONVENTION Order of
The Dan. Marshal of the Day; Band Cleve.
land Artillery; other Military ,rshal Band !;
Mariners Marshal; Band Fire Department /;
Marshal; Judiciary and Civil Officers; Clergy /;
Mayor and Common Council Marshal; Gen.
erai Committee Committee of Arrangements /;
Committee of Reception; Societies and Orders
of Chicago; Marshal; Band; Illinois Delega-
tons.
The procession Of escort assembled and form
ed as follows at half past nine o'clock, at the
signal of a gun :-Cleveland Artillery and other
Military, sailors and mariners in Water street
right resting on Michigan avenue; Fire Depart
ment in Lake street judiciary and civil officers
Clergy, Mayor and Common Council, Ex-May-
ors and Committees, on Randolph street; socie.
ties and orders of Chicago on Washington ST.
Illinois delegations on Madison street.
The procession moved at 10 o'clock, at the
signal of a gun, filing into line on Michigan av
enue-passed through Monroe street to Wells
through Wells to Lake street, through Lake st
to Michigan avenue, resting at the public squar,
to take in escort the foreign legation-thel
proceed west upon Madison street to State st,
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The Government Of Husbands.

Punch has been writing some most sprighty
descriptions of "Capsicum House for Young La.
dies" an establishment in which Miss Griffin
educates select number oil young ladies' in
the mystic art Of being wives In one of the
last numbers is contained this lady's receipt for
governing husbands, or as she cIassically calls
it, ring 'ng their noses graphically illustra.
ted byan example. For the benefit Of the wives
that are to be in our circle OF readers, but who
will have no opportunity of receiving the person
al instruction OF Miss Griffin, we extract the
lesson at length -
Don't tell me, said Miss Griffin kindness
is the true killer, often illustrate the agreea-
BILE fact for in Capsicum House no natural OBJ
Ject is lost upon us. For instance, last Tues.
DAY whilst the Milk punch class was on, an
enormous wasp came like Llliputian dragon
INTO the room and flew from girl to girl I'm
medately they began to scream own il :
.hls Is the sad weakness that have to fight
aga,nsti out, somehow, girls consider screams
property they're born to. Sons of the girls
,h ew az ,he wasp with their handkerchiefs. and
''''' '''''e rebel Miss Flukc seized fire screen.
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Feeling that the time had come for me to show
nv energv,f exclaimed with all my natural Wig.
or. silence, ladies silence, for moral and
an example !-my usual mode of speech when
about to submit any natural object to social, OF
should rather say, to a coniugal illustration.
| A moral and an example,, cried the girls
and except that Fluke--they were still as
mice.
Bring me the salad cruet,' was nv com.
mand; and, with thought,the salad cruet stood
upon the table. Now, young ladies' observ-
ed taking pen nov for moral and examnle.
You are here to be finished for sensible affac-
tionate. but above all, controlling wives You
are here to learn how best to subdue your natli.
raj enemies, that is, to govern the men who
may become your husbands. Yes ladies, for
somehow Il can always tell) felt the flow of
words was coming and it was not for me as a
woman to stop it--Yes, ladies, the GriIiinian
system will teach you how to control and over.
throw your tyrants. Man, marrying us, puts
gold ring upon our third finger and, in the arro-
gance of his heart, makes Us. as he thinks, his
bushing captive. shall not man also wear
a ring--onr ring1 Yes, he shall Here that
Miss Fluke proposed three cheers, but, with a
look and brow Of thunder, stopt her. IT, said
|. we must wear his ring upon our finger,
let him-and not know it, poor wretch for
that's the true trinmph--let him wear our ring
in his nose' Here Miss Fluke Jumped upon
chair and huzzaed, and-wel this time I did
not attempt to suppress the natural burst of de.
light so honorable to their feelings--all the 9th.
er girls joined in the shout.
a ring in his nose repeated, not the bit o f
shining gold that declares our slavery but an
invisible, fairy ring, that--like fish with a
hook-he knows nothing about, only that he
must follow wherever it leads him. Bless YOU,
my dear. the els such rings in the noses of thou
sands of husbands, though for all they shave
every morning-they never see EN-
And, dearest madam, asked Miss Pebbles.
a girl have the greatest hopes of-'dearest
madam. how is the nose OF our natural enemy
to be rung 2
Listen said I, listen and attend, and YOU
shall have a moral and an example. When the
wasp now in the window entered the room, YOU
flow at it with all kinds of violence wonder
it didn't sting every one of you. Now, in fu-
ture, let wasp when it comes have its little
bont, and make its little noise. Don't stir
mnscle-don't move a lip-but be quiet as IA
statue of Venus or Diana, or any body of the
sort, until the wasp seems inclined-as at this
moment to settle-Then do as do now
Wherepon, dipping the feathercd end of the ren
in the crnet of salad oil, approached the wasp
and in the softest and tenderest manner possi-
BILE, just oiled it upon the bodv-tlle black and
yellow, like grooms waistcoats, when do IN it
fell, turned upon its back, and was dead in
minute. There girls said I, see what kind.
ness, what little oil does. Now here's nv
moral and example. When husband comes
home in an i'll humor don't cry out and fiy at
him but try little oil-in fact treat your
husband like wasp