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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

IrNIvERsITY GRAMMAR sCHO.h.-frof
" A JOHNSON, R,ctof-r1e instruction ~ tne .Lsss
cal and MATHEMATICAL department vii contnns ne 20
sulug rear ucdef the direction " Mr. George rnxef
formerly Of Tho Boston Lain School hesdnssIsr ssss
I'd py NJ WIN Mcisorg- late % Tho Polghke-pse inss
TUE az Teacher Of The Cesscs and Prof d0snd lasIIuc
,or n Frerch The n. quarter begins on the hrs Mon
s T. s-gs@ss, I-T: s pss 3a srsr.S p11sas.
norh wig lower hoof .-
VOJN1s LADIEs' -CHOVL.-Mis HAisEs
would respectfully Infofm her ffsnds sna .he pu'e
thai abe d~sxns b-r School fon % '" Afrnse
70 10 Ess 7p-nii-ins 81 Grsm-rcy Fsrk, toetweeo he
Fourh-sysn and IryDsyA and WI sonnsnSo '"@
en.u pg term On the 1871 VI September, "a hondsyJ
Tue house l. cOmnodOus aud arranged win superior
sec aodsians for ne School, and NE locsIion - n
surpssseo Ia Inc cy-sec-sslls BY several n-s OF snss
ADD The r. csfs dif-e,l, paff aud ir INC mm'da7
yc'nty Ok wa Or three Others S,.,,. .,,
ner Nsss, Ani Liberty Ct AID 81 tho bVoAsoIe ~ ~
Francis \ Co 81 Sroatwsy .1-o ~
xI0IJS1 LADIES, sCnUUI.-hss cL.sxs. sac,
MA. h.inss WIN snIs, poo 10 'S an 81 Sep
l-nber Tns young isfies of nrr schyo' a. rw,ii no..
thorough Eoya snd CLASSICAL eouss y .sae.s,so
SEES al the ssysstsses fof ssqar'nS s""1"e'
Afforded lastrasion w inc Guy can n. oh
Sor term. snd ssr p.f'iea ara oss one 20 ,ss,
s,.1rsv Al 60 y area ~nlch place sl'o pr
.ons int view be Dad -t ne rrlcelp.- so1. n
Ais. WAkEMA<'s SCHOOL iof foqns Lsdies
.l11 rs'tsa september next Tbs School Is situated
49, st one door below Hnb~rst on the route
81 alns Of which pass through tosfafd ofeen-
rb Csna Broadway and Grand ~. CiTculsrs contsin-
- ,rrher paKcuxfs may be a. the once VI Horace
uelsea' Ess u Bestmanst- Mr.. Robert Csrtsrs book
lp, , - ~, school an3l lws
N14H-H's .ad Co anerc al Academy,
wi 07 Heufyr Bfo,Ayn, viii 10 reopensd 90 Monday,
Auxa % for he Instruction Of young gentlemen In every
brsach Of education eec-ssasy a. tsm 70 coter college
o, coanung -hosss Terms from eo % e5 per quarter =
For circulars ccusnns references snd particulars
apply the Once u mis- paper VI 81 ~ Wilowst Brook
yn AUS
YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL, l57 GreensstIMf.
L and Mrs. klDDEk vii welcome the return Of sne'
pupils " their exercises on Monday, the 18th Of sept
They the q parents 70 their method o.
sfrucfOn. a few bosrder- BE- r.esised az -
family an,D wei ~e.e
,,.-,,,,,,,-. t-N,.i.I ,u ArD CLASSICAL Ias
~ Pnioipsic-i lrsulgl- 81 kd.lS 81 ..ss
ls3s will reopen sc1 ln'rls "a 10 r-s.a " 70, ,eas
u ths srhool, ~ plicsnts oil! b rrf-,fsa - ~ P"
many of y lom arc OF many years ssn,sf pa,~,c.l
sul3 9~s RICHARD CohNrs.., -
NJE. YOTN0,s ENGLISH and Csssesi seseot
Wi Abir sdoosqaare, corner sAhA'N "a 49,
Tuesday, 3ss iast
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.,.,,., p.h yAitf fkib'aI - fNNiA- = y
'nh -, -,,u-lt.G SUNDAY sICEP1si'
-. rr,bupe Buildings, corner Of spruce
A. s..sau streets, spposiie the City Hall.
49,. ..rverrd 10 Chy sgbscribefs fot ~ CssTs P-I
a or they prefer, ih-y cat pay in advance NJ
a.. Drss for s'y month"; or year II The came rate.
s,,gIr copies Two GIFTS n all subscribers Five Dol
- nns snnum IN sdvsnce andthe paper In 10 case
sors,noed beyond ne time fos which n 10 paid. Sal
.ctptious saheD for sy months. Yhr.e Dollars 10 al
.,scs required 10 ali escbsr ses With Country Ns-s
o.p~rs Daily papers received 81 hts once wtcN
,,rms n gher han tnose Of fHs TssuFE, Gro oo'
Allowed sny diSerebce
TEAMS oy ADyrkTisSs-(Ir ffrer.osj
stye Linen, or lsss-Fifsi N iertson.. es.'
each sshseoueni inssfson....'.''55 ~ !.
IN The inside. d" .-......H
over Ten Iines-yirs, insertion. % cen" hD~
"a. subsequent insergios which may ."
-s~sy DAY once twice, or three Nncs @'o ~
s~sss stthe option of The sdveris~
insidc Advertiser uts Five Cenn IN 'o 'e
sr. ia.ertion and Your Cents for escn 'upsee0'" wv"
Bans. m.sstsers, Fvsss'i hor'es' &C MOI 'io'e"
uf frs Inns, Is cents.
r. All ,sv.rt,semenis inserted In MS paper appear
OOH ia he Morning and Evening eciuOh
ruk .EuI-WEBkLf Tribune
...,t.,..e .xst, WrDsfsOaY and -sTuRDAy morning.
-. 81 pe, annom Two copies Tor -
.ruyDFK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
vray Lt6og PAPER fOB TRE COUNTRY.
,a,s..es ...-y sA1VkDAy nOsSirG. Al The low pr1cs
-, - n.r sons.fn IN sf7snc- 10 copies for SIS or n
copsss f'' s2i
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BOARDING.

BOARDING IN EAST BROADWAY.-A seq
~ 4enan sno bic wife ald two % three snte sestse
men can be accommodated with pleasant apartments AID
eoasd BY applying al II kss Bsosd~sy References A
CHANGED. anJo w.
RCtRDt>c-A pleasant psrlqr With rsntT 60 on the
Decoud eoor and hcsrc. he h>i b. gentleman snd
has ay, and bed BY sngs senller Aa, a. Nv u
chard-st. Reference. exchanged oil To-
DOAWrlNG-reree Of toar seotesss cas- be scecss-
~ nodsrd Ia >sAnt single b~ia ID hrvsk
fat ADD tee fall board wisf r~spectshis EnSlsh
family, and conducted thr EDElish pIi1eip'e ~hsre
clesn1.ss and coufod can be enjoyed. Warn snd cod
fosI sud shower FOR the fr-~ ~ pasta
Agplv 10 Nra MEpHUksr, 81 Hossisrst oos hloek
ffom Rfoac~ss snf 10
pOAkD ~ nkOxUNAY.-ksc s susl~ s.ssis-
bDm-a or gentlemen with lo-if ~ives. may ee uUo
dated with psos ant h~,rSoms With board sSls bfoed
WAY between 3rocue AMI Sprna sss Lccaaiol pleasant
and s-nte-l. BAH room 10 the hosss sals In
llssA OI N(:.-A few bo.rcs's ~ b~ aods,ed
- Nth pleasant rooms as % WhtSst fcv doo's eess
Of Broadway eu&f ts'
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BUILDING


tyEING BRANCH VI inda'Iry ~nieh. In al Conditions
ID m.ne.ss ,kiii aud I1ntmen' Ia Dessn, 70 meet zoe
ysned AMI r-qlif-msns u sociry' ~ ptopofson
IN M. Individual experiences and cap scy ADd as lnrsr
thipgs become evident by scrutiny rfeOf- a.rr much
au-uaOn and closs spfic,uOni IN tr pfacucai
sphe- Of Buildng-or-r M result 10 nose 40 or nir-
,st-i IN prrqnng Designs SPECIFICATIONS. sod working
drasiug sgch Other aenlon ss nsy seem necessary
during Tie PROGRESS Of inc ~ .ars r. @
abors ca sern. where invite h, silrllon oi a. =
lesesG-d. a. ny architecture O.es, " t,o s
EMPIRE SPRING, Is ARATOGA f-Ffom the iollow-
l. ~ an4y wl be seen thai "a saeuon U t1e ele
tenf. II contains Ia common with tle tgnSie- spring
there remarkably large groPoIuyn % .s oi
soda substance which gives grest mediesl value ~
Scroius and many obstinate eltaneon- - seah
Head &C Bat another remsIkatie TACT IA the ccnI+~
- - bis vvner rs freedom nom iro1 y hat Is con
dered b. the physiclznso i >alto- sieai des4s 49,
49, III. ,tet nav be drank b. c0nsumpuye patienr
with safety and benefit This .prns u seslns very Popu
lar 10 VISITED BY hundreds daily ana Is 'f many
SsI,,se Of sodium 7i2 BicaIbie Of Masnesia 52s5
scsrbUnate OF soda. So iycfiodste VI Soda 80
BcMBl1aie OF Lane -4.-'-e In pint. - ga
prssst phv.cisns and hotel keepers can be supplied
wiki tbs water the sane = rs as Son Tres ~.t1 VI
a.. r,,v h. .sdr,s,-d o. WILLIAM kOblr>ON,
sscodfisxedtI5 sArafosa sPs.nss >irilo.t 1ll-ty
,It.AK -NshEh-.-S9n<ta'ng SsE;-bcLL
GOULD. 81 Nassau 81 Innulr b.!4iAs', ha'- I1s'
.,v.a ron, a.vana f- bDgssni 0f me most ek4l-
ale Cigars o.-r of-fet 70 ne pgoie.
They consist q fia' PoAs' a.a
"A r.s.n. by -h,cn ne d-icsry of s n.iiy. AROMA 10
preserved under al Inc yieissiia zee ., elns
In Europe The, win ne most anquA4n~i sp-
prybauOn. ana Insy now crsfed 10 zee dHc-tnias
sros o-r- a ne choices. s2ecles u oo.ceo . has
ever leh C1ox a.. -. -..-. -.
Tney are put Up snail water a. AZ. xni esses on
,.-cy f,r oor 20 tv,fv- cigars Very oonveni-nt and
oofr5le. so!1 ~hoi-ss- sni f-tsltn{
BELL GOULD. l5s Nssssnsl
- Erc.asss As-rls sof se--fOfL
TIN ROOFS MADE TIGHT ioi ! sents per loot
i "a ~tns fA-eAl nseIYP-e1n1-Aic
~r.erbir. lad over Oh 10 root vail render II
-.rrlx d nj are proOf AID pe n.acut " wax over
e. -. Ia blank poz1cs c0yr4e- tgi 4 crns per too. AID
warranted, b - - cL.,,bs-.-.,
81 In y Nes' 49, -
DTNK ROOk.. COPYING Presses, Paper and Sta
IL onery .rIices Of Al kld .od N QUANTITIES . suit
purch.es,, a. l0w prices, BY tKANOIs Lyl IhEL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

R~K R0Ok.. COpyins Presses, Paper and Sta
X ex .-,eIe. of Al kilds sod N quantities. % suit
-S,-t..s5y. =, ios Prices BY FRANCES LOCTREL,
.aq Asrrtsstafias se~'-s" " ~ os1'<ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

- So"Dsnt-t TOD Htns Patent hydroPneam.llc
~..-5.rg lad over a. Oh 10 root vail render II
S-.,i, ,.tt are psOf Aac peraaacnt " wax oses-
g. -. I'd plank sozsds covered o.. !, esns per ioe. AID
Ne" i'o-s - 49, SAN GOODWIN.
y 81 IVES; Broadway, near chAlnbers-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
- Gcnninc Hcnr,- Uil.-Tne enomous nnmber ol

~ Genuine Bears on.-Gne enormous number o'
Wigs Manufactured IN this country mus. DO Conclusive
proof that the hair gesy neglected il can be ssusse
tsri!y proved hat proper care were ufen WIZ would
rot ne essAry In ~ ten Ia which Annc1i
hair worn Concentrated rspifson ID " the most
sctrd and a. an sntdote its destructive qu.es ihe
(eruin. Bears Oh sssd- alone There i nothiDg known
10 chemists that are with H. Hsappes me roofs
with most h.slhin logIshf1rgL Il cafAeos NE color
rs ,iier within he capillary ubes ana sF-s me luAYf-
A., locs, vbicr Il produces tendency - curl
Purh-f And ne ruined for toilet purposes only ~ HEN
IY JOHNSON, DrUgssi, tsuccessor ~ r. ,snds Col
u Rro.ixny side ths fsriie Buil.ng, corner
OF Chambers, 81 Sod also at 100 Fu'on-.i snd 81 Easl
Broal~sy afro Al 5n5 Hudson-sI corner OF spring.
re- Beware Of spurious limitations srd - suf- and pur-
ehss. oLly tie article prepared BY tENhf JotNsON -
Pr:ce 81 eeuls snd - cents per bottle a1.o lmeod
~ The Restorative Cordial, prepared ny c. C.
SEsKIse TsrTyto~nl cciebfstrd Tor sheFahns nrf-
yous sd-coo. n which females peculiarly s4tJ-ci,
srofdrg siren th all casss Of debility, and patc1sr
sor ia yiru-s n curing dyspepsia sOd Al wholesale ard
r-t.u bV A q 1 d. sAnDs leo Fullon-si sold aiso bl
Ru,htoD 4 Co 40 Broadway and 10 Assor house 20
ROADWAY, n last BosI~ayi SO hudson-sL and by 10
ra- Minor ga fal.on-s fnee - per bos1- my1l o1s" "
IT, pr. uaunins's Boay Brace 10 Al efncieoI r.
LEI for ye.kusss voer iungs spine snd ilnbs par
,uary for dyspepsia constipation and plies Win ~e-A
o-c. OF he atom h and sdos weakly females, f.si grow
pg cn.5rsr ard al disposed ~ dfoop and are sedensry,
-.n,ci., spias subjects vii be delighted win ia &C
ion R-f-reuce given many distinguished clergy n-n'
vho have be,u rescued fIOm approximation, rum d-
bllitv and brvncnilis Pamphlets snd boot Commor
sens. giving information, DO had ~ me once foH
Rrs.awsv ( lsd,i IN sl,rodsnee on is-i'"s h-"d"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

NjK. YOUNG's ENGLISH and Ciss, 's ,d sss'o o.
1870 ~ A,r faoe ~. rs slsoa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

I'M. T4yI-v,t,- sALsAM OF LisEk"ysf, .a'
- most extraordinary n-iicir- 70 0l- -,-,s -,
~.nr. M s..;tn Isl FosyI1-si va allc.-l s-v5a
go. .ilh eousampuon THIS n,iietne e1fea nim We
1s;ly hear q TIE f-frsrfsble eefos ~ W. 10
~ - e,s1,,-rf-i,s R-1snb~s Inc g-nulcs 10 oow
-. =, n, Wholesale 3Acss - ressrsn-s ~ NE He-
.r,ssse fsrusrly rs BswHf snse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

Auxa.s % for Instruction Of young gentlemen In ever
brsnch Of education esc-sss 70 q thsm 70 ooes eoiss
o, hosss Terms from eo % Sl5 per quarter
For circulars ccosnng references ard other particular
~ AUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
xTOIN1; LADIES, -CHOUL.-Mi" HAIsEs
MIS-, WAKEMA>'. SCHOOL

Nj m reohea .eptenbef nfkt ~ senv'I !" sItAI.u
A., c,e~n,x 81 one door below hnberst on the route
- lin Of .tares which pass through cosrtland oreen
- S.r.I sroadxay sLd Grand So CiTcusfs conraln-
- .rber ptgtcusss may be a. the once u Horace
Jsl5eo Pa II Beetnsn-st. Mr.. Robert Csrtsrs book
49, :. a. ~, school anJl lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
VOTNG LADIES, SCHOOL, ~

=, .nUvl.. E~eLI 80 AID CLAssICAt'.l.... - In
- Philoasic.i lnsll1l- "a kid.losc 81 -.
Is3s viii reopen sua nrrlh "a 10 r-s.d " nc m@.'
u ts srhol .ppneants vii BE- REFERRED ~ ~ psAoh'
many Of whom ssr OF many yr.rsi s1snilsf $1,000,
.nesv. RICHARD CORNELL, rdecpeL
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31
n rE. rartinNlon.

The Intellectual Efforts made by few politi.
cal papers, on both sides, 10 destroy the popn-
lari,y Of General Taylor. remind US OF wha, tho
witty Sydney Smith said Of the English House
o. Lords, when, in 1882, they threw ou, the Re.
form Bill.
81 do not mean 10 be disrespectful," were his
words, "but the attempt Of the Lords to stop the
progress Of Reform, reminds me very forcibly Of
the great storm of Sidmouth, and the conduct
Of The excellent Mrs. Pariington on that oc-
casion. In the winter of 1924 there set In a
great food upon that town--the tide rose to an
incredible height, tie waves rushed in upon the
houses and every thing was threatened with de.
struction. In the midst of this sublime and ter.
rible storm. Dame Partine;on, who lived upon
the beach. was seen at the door Of her house,
with mops and pattens. trunding her nops.
squeezing out the sea water, and vigorously
pushing back the Atlantic Ocean The A.
lantic wns reused, Mrs. Parting,ons spirit was
up, bat need not tell you that the contest was
unequal. The Atlantic Ocean beat Mrs Par.
tingion. She was excelIen, at s!op or q pnd.
| die, but she sh hould not hare meddied i6ith ihe
| Atlantic Ocean Gentlemen! be at your ease
be quiet and steady. You will beat Mrs.
Partington!'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31
Authentic Portraits OF Gen. Taylor.

Atwood, the Philadelphia artist, who went 10
Mexico expressly to paint a portrait of old
Ready, has returned to Philadelphia
with two pictures ofthe hero. The Pennsyl.
vanian gives the following account Of them -
I'VE dropped into the o,slter of Mr. Atwood
yesterday afternoon, by invitation, for the pur.
pose of viewing the pictures Of Gen. Taylor
with which he has just returned from Monterey.
and expressly to pain, which he made Jour.
ney to that far.off scene of one of the greatest
achievements Of our glorious arms in Mexico
These pictures consist of q portrait represent
ing old "Rough and Ready" as he appears on
his camp stoo;, with check shirt, and dress in all
respects nbondon. -and full length which
shows the old hero as he looked on the bloody
battle field OF Buena Vistn, with Mexican som.
brcro, an officers half uniform, and that cele.
brsted brown overcoa.. The fai,hturess of the
Likeness in both pictures is we'll ettested-Gcn.
eral Taylor himself as well as several of the
officers OF his command, endorsing their genu-
ineness. Mr. Atwood intends 10 make public
exhibition Of these paintings in few days.
when our citizens generally will have an oppor.
tunity Of viewing them. lie deserves grea,
credit for The efforts which he has made TO Oh
tain them, and they will be above all value, in
case by any future passage Of our arms (Which
God forbid) General Taylor should be killed
They are more in accordance with our idess
OF the original, than anything which we have
seen, and will DO much 10 remove The imprss.
sioE which is entertained that he has an unhsnd.
some face. All the engraving y which have been
published ofthe General, with the exception
of lio6y's, are, we are persuaded. the merest
caricatures in the world; und when Mr.. At.
wood gets his engraved, which it is his intpn.
ton 10 do, will necessarily become consigned
to the rubbish corner Of the picture shops.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31

DAVID Jordan pe,iioned tie Maine Ler isla.
ture for 5ounty. in consequence of his raising
a family of 70 children, and obtained 800 acres
Of land for the service he has done the State
Lancaster Onion.
We had friendly chat yesterday morning
with fine. fat, hearty, bu$oln, huckster wo.
man, in the Second Street Market, who infor.
med US that she wss the mo,her Of .,6eniy living
loving children-by one husband. Let the mar
of Maine give way to the woman O: South ssrk
for il there is any pre-emption right in the pre-
misses, she is entitled to iI-Phila. EVenine
] Bulletin.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31
COuMterfeiterS'
ID E A + II j LO w,

The public will please observe that no brandreth
4 Pills are genuine, unless the box has three la
.eIs upon it, (the top, the side and the bo.tom)
iach containing fac simle signature Of my hand
writing, thus-B. BRiyDRErH, VI. D.-These ls-
els aie engraved on steel, beautifully designed,
nd done at an g psi,se Of oser S2,000.-Therefore
will be tha, the only thing necessary TO pro-
the medicine in its purity, 10 to observe these
abels.
Remember the top, the side. and the bottom.
he following respective Psrsons are duly sulhori
ed and hold
onaTIF1oAyns OF AGnNcy
For the sale of Brdndreth's Vegetable Cnirerso.
Pills.
Northumberland county: Mitop-Mackey Il
jhsmberlin. Sunbury--H. b. Masser. MEwens-
ille-Ireland & MeiXell. Nor,humherland-Wm m.
'orsyth. Georgetown-J. d J. Walls.
Union County; New Berlin-BOgar d VIM
sr. Selinsgrose--George GundrnD. Middle
urs-Tsasc Smith. Besver,own-Dsvij Huber.
Adamsburg-Wm. ]. May. Mifiinsborg-Mensch
Ray. Hartleton.-Dsnisl Long. Freeburs-
i.&F.C Meyer. iewisburs- Walls & Green.
Columbis county: Dsnviiie-E. b. Reynolds
Co. Berwick-Shuman & Rittenhouse. Cat.
,wissa-C. 6. BrObts. Bloomsburg-John r.
ioysr. Jersey Town-Levi Bisel. Washington
iobt. MsCay. Linsstons-Bsll-.S = asNinsh.
Observe that each Agent hss an Engraved Ger
lhcste Of Agency. containing rspressn'a'ioa o
G BRANDRETH'S Msnu(acter 81 sisg sins
nd upon, which will slse be sssn s.ass eop'ss q
he ss'o LsbsL sow used upon the 5'@sd'vt~ ~
}ofSs. ~4
Phil.dsiphis. oaies Ne. 9. Moth 9Th s,sesI
rs7.i15.r1 reed B. B2ANDRETA, Nd.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31
Vol. SA-NO. A5.-whole No. 851
i3ydvophobsa.

Mr. Yousit. the celebrated veterinary sur.
eeon, in his book or the dog, gives the follow.
ing advice for the cure OF that much dreaded
disease, hydrophobia. Aher describing the sym.
tome. explaining the nature and activity Of the
virus, he says
cnnstic. Let this. sharpened to point, be sp.
piled thoroughly to every recess and sinno.ity
OF the wound, where the teeth or saliva Of the
animal could possibly have penetrated. This
will form an eschsr, hard, dry ane insoluble. a
componnd Of the animal fibre and the caustic,
in which the virus is wrapped up, anG from
which il cannot be separsted. In short time
this dead matter sloughs away, and the virus is
carried of with il. Previous to applying The
cans,ic, il will oT,eh be necessary TO enlarge
the wound. that every part may be fairly got
at; and after the first eschar has sloughed of.
it will be advisable to apply the caustic second
time to destroy any part that may no; have re.
ceived the full influence Of the frat operation,
or that may possibly have been inoculated more
byh This carefully end 'hous h.fully done, the
patient may feel perfectly cafe. The poison
will have been entirely removed, and no dan.
ger can remain. Mr.. Youa,t himself has been
repeatedly bitten by rabid dogs, and other vete.
rinury surgeons also, but after pursuing the
course above recommended, they have felt en-
,irely eecnre, confidence justified by the event
os well as by the experiments tried on inferior
animals. This advice given, not by quacks,
bu; by practitioners of skill and exper ence. and
founded as will be acknowledged on reasona
BILE grounds, is worthy to be noted and femem.
heIed
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31

The TRurB.-Good old Wesley said. lie
that is nurturiGg seli.love in his child, 10 nur.
turing a devil We believe h. Mother, do
yoa think Of this when you are slipping OFF,
that little daughter Of yours. in all the gay. fool
ish uippery and fiuery Of the day; making her
proud and hsugh'y 40 . little Lueifer! You
are numbering the soul, planting . dagger 10
yol, own tOsen - Golden Ruis.
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aD" NJ ENHHUNH
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vVNHE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent,
for ,te sale # CONRAD MEYERS Gel.
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pl.
AMOS, ut this place. These Pianos have plain.
massive and beautiful exterior inih. and, for depth
nd sweetness Of tone, and elegance of workman
ship, are surpassed by any in The United States
The following is a recommendation from CARL
OIErs, celebrated performer, and himself man.
IfsctuteT:
A CAR ID.
HAvIso had the pleasure OF trying the excel.
ent Piano Fortes Manufactured by Mr.. Meyer. and
exhibited a the la-t exhibition OF The franklin In
titue, feel il due to the true merit Of the maker
o declare that these instruments are quite equal
md in some respects even superior, 10 all The III.
mo Fortes, saw at the capitals Of Europe, and
Turing sojourn Of two years a, Paris.
These Pianos will be sold at the Manufacturer,
owest Phlsdelphis prices, if not something lower
Persons are requested to call and examine fol
themselves, at the residence OF The subscriber.
Sunbury, Nav n, ls45. H. b. MASSER.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31

SUBSTITUTE ron On IN MAcHisEkt.--
Experiments are being tried upon the New Jer.
sey railroad to test the merits of substitute for
oil on the azles of the cars. The substitute is
cold pater. II is applied TO the sxetree by
means of small wheel armed with buckets,
and enclosed within the box that cohfines the
end of the axle and contains the water. l,s op.
Grafton is similar to that of the ,rorgh Of water
under the grindstono, and the greater the veloci.
ty of the wheel, so much the more cort pletely
is the end of the axle buried in water. The
New York Post says -
"Aiter running the cs' TO which !, is applied,
10 miles for instance, at the high speed Of a
swift train, We found the water in the box az
c5id es when il was put there. the end Of the
axle was without any percep,ee degree Of heat
and the water rad no more discoloration than
might haze been caused by the dust in the box
Fifteen miles, run at high speed, was sufficient
to test The experiment, and such were the re-
suits. The principle upon which the patentee
bases this application Of cold water is, that the
heat or electric Influences formed ct the extrem
tiles of the axle are dissipated or conveyed away
BY the water. just IS the atmosphere and III,
rain convey tie electricity Of the heavens I,
the earth. In an economical point Of view, th'
successful application Of water TO machinery q
a substitute for oil will save to the State O
New York annually. as II is estimated, nesrl
two hundred Thousand dollars"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31

A ffENrrCKED lIusBANp-A woman named
Ellen Shaffer, chatged with whipping her hus.
band, was taken before Alderman McCauly.
yesterday, and committed TO answer. Whilst
in The office, she gave the alderman era,ai.
,oos exhibition of her pugstc propensities, by
knocking het husband down. and then biting
him on the arnl. She is. withcu, doubt, the
"better halt "-PIit sam.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31

Gambling isa heartless business. Il is de.
void of oil principle. It leads to ehesting, stes'
ling and o.het crimes. Tile best gambler 10 o..
wsys bo.sd % the most accomplished secsntrsl.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31

Somebody says that in order to Get on we'll in
the world, i, is requisite fot man to have gold
in his pocket, iron in bis hand, silver in his
tongue and brsss in hs face.