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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-11-04

umes in favor OF this medicine.
Cambridge, VT, Sept. LIST, 1917.
Mr. NJ WIRES, Pear Sir:
Having been great sufferer from that torture
Of the human race, DyYrpSn, and hnvins nj Inst ouhd
relief feel dcsirous that others suffering and mere are
llousanIs should know the means b' whch was s"'eu'
Until about yenr since hdd suffered much from lea'
burn, Headache and DIZZINESS, so much so that was
confined my house the most of the time. The food
which ate distressed and in fact, life bscame almost
burden. was totally unable IN attend to the slightest
duties required of 80 great was my deblity HAY
ng tried all remedies recommended and advertised or
The Of my compliant, visited the springs which are
~ highly recommended and taken the advice of Phys
cinns without getting relief gave up all hopes o rvci
enjoying good health ngain in fact, my Pn irnnk
ly told that they could do nothing Tor me. Al this
time my surrngs were very 2rea all hopes OF ever be
ing made comfortable had fled, and gave self mp 10
suffer Accidentally, in looking over newspaper no
ced mn advertisement of DR.. U0Ods SdrsnpmiHd ana
VHd cherry Bfirs and on rening il, thought that
might probably obtain some relief, not thinking cur
nj my possible; and as n last hope procured
bottle from your store and commenced taking it, and to
my great joy, 1T once found relief Being encouraged
by It's wonderful effects, WINS induced continue its
use. AMER taking one botlg was able TO be out and
attend To the duties required otme and feeling much
better than had for mdnths, or even years. was now
satisfied that had at last onnd remedy for my dis
ease and felt assured that by continuing its use should
he cured. And such has proved to be the case have
taken only Bottles. and can say to those suffering
from this disease that am entirely cured keep hot.
tie in my house, and when leel The least unpleasant
SYMPTOM II dose OF this excellent Medicine entirely
moves it. nm OF opinion every ease of Dyspepsia and
its attendants be cured by the use Of Dr. Woods
Sursapara and Wild Cherry Bitters.
To those troubled will habitual Costivcncss, loss OF
Appetite, sour Stomach Headache, would earnestly
recommend them 10 try it. Its astonishing effects in my
should induce every suffering from this disease
te give II trial feel satisfied they will never regret IT,
You AT liberty to refer any to me- and will give
me great pleasure TO personally recommend the use OF that
excellent remedy md state the particulars Of my
Signed, MILES BENNETT.
We are acquainted with the above nnned Miles Ben
nett and the statement Of the desert ed in His certin
cate can be depended upon as being correct.
MARTIN WIRES,
IlENRY STowELL, AIRY at Ldp
Cambridge, VI. Sept. LIST, lsi7
Owing to the great Of this medicine, there arc
many miIaIons be particular and get Dr. Woods us This
is the original dndlOniy genuine preparation.
AGENTs-Woodstock, ChIs. Chapman; Barnard Rol-
IN Richmond; Royallon Z. T. Ntvens; Fast Randolph,
Mp Brooks; NorhielN J. A. s. White West Ranlorh,
A. c. Lanson, llobat Davis; Chester Iadley Pomiret
o. Chambern and By agents in every town in the state.
356.eop6m
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conferred upon me through you, by my
native state. lneed hardly add, that
fully appreciate the honor, and the hand
some terms in which it has been com
municalCd to me by yourselves. ,.. . .
TO be employed by such authority, up
on the statues ofsuch men, would in IL
self be an object worthy of many sacrifices
and circumstances permitting, no consid-
erations Of gain, beyond my bale expenses
would influence me while esiirallng the
price of my labor The desire have
long felt to do something for my native
State is still in no wise abated, bnt ] am
now surrounded by ayoung family, and
have many expenses, aud consequently,
am bound 20 turn my labor to the best ac-
count, however reluctant | may be to dc
so on an occasion like the present; and in
making an estimate Of the price for which
| could afford to execute two such statues
about eight feet in height and in the
best of slatuary marble, within six years,
| must be guided by what would be the
probable results Of my time bestowed up
on ideal works, of which many copesmay
be made from one original model 1t is
not probable thar should ever be called
upon to execute duplicates from the two
proposed statues, and therefore, mus,
state a price which would yield me com
para,ive advantages with works from which
duplicates could be made.
After mature consideration | have come
TO the conclusion that ought to propose
$40, 900 as Garprlcc for two such sta
tues. would take upon myself tho re-
sponsibIIly Of placing them on ship board
at Leghorn, in safety, and have every pre-.
caution taken TO secure their safe arrival
in the United States.
With tho highest respect and esteem,
| am, Gentlemen, most sincere y and ,ru-
y,
Your obcdient servant,
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TO Farmers, Contractors

WANTED. The advertiser wishes 10 cl
w with few industrious active men, TO supeI
the clearing olWid Land, and the erection
Houses. Each contractor would he provided
bnnd of stout Emigran abOurers under him.
The cont rae Tor must have the command oilronI
to $4,000 which with per cent interest would be |
by Bond & Mortgage on the property (Which is
Emierant GlrmersJ worth five times the amount,
transfer this security ifhe has 10 borrow the ND
The nrds are about 4s hours distant from New vi
The contract would probably occupy Il to 90 u
and will pay the contractor Rpront Of from 81
$4,000 or upwards Apply to ''AGricuturer d
Gordon & Co., IS * 90 Brond ST., New York, oI
Office Of this paper. (All Letters pOstpaid) 81
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IN VALUABLE FAMILY COMPAN
ION

CIX LECTURES on the USES OF THE LUNGS
y CTiscs, Prevention and Cure of Consumption, Asth
NH, und Diseases slhe Heart. On the Laws OF OngcV
IT, ind moe Of preserving male and female health sym
mctry nnd beauty exposing causes and cure of those dis
enscs TINT produce Consumption, shorten life, ms Alice
Liver Scroum, Plies Gravel, and Female Complaints
Its rules easy practical, and pure, form guide to per
loct health and long life 2e Engruvngs 324 pages. Sc
cents, Postage - cents. BY ..
SAMUEL. SHELDON FITCH,
A. NJ, NJ. D., Mt 7O7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
ANY person RENTING FIFTY CENTS, tree, will receive
one copy, by mail, to any part. The trade supplied
Jan. Is47. 353-y
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A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE
DIR. SMITHS CELEBRATED
GAR COATED PILLS,
OR IMPROVE


NDLAN VEGETABLE PILL
hR. SMITHS celebrated Sugar CoutcdPills ard
impurty OF the blood, becausethey not only clean
stomach and bowels from all Bilious IlumOrs, bul
promote proper and natural discharge from the |
SKIN and Kidneys. Thus by single -perHtiOn d
wonderful purgatvc medicine, the natural oulletsl
system are opened, and all morbid and corrupt I'D
the cause Oiiisease are eXpelledn manner so-e
the body IL restored to health as fifty magic.
DR. smiths Sugar Dated, or improved Indian vi
BILE Pills. aid d improve Digestion, cure Ilendnci
Dizziness, Fevers Scroiua, Cancers Gravel lnflan
Rheumatism, Pain in the head, side, bnck and std
Diarrhoea Dysentery and Collie, Palpitatou
Heart; Loss Of Observation-Disclosures Of Spirits, W
incident to women in when they have the mos
effects.
For worms the pills arenfallible-many child
New York havebeen spared totheirparentsb by III \
~ use of these mild and elCaciOus Pills.
Thisis ihemost pleasant and ei1lCacous medic
the world nndbeing ircefrom the nsualtaste oil md
does not produce nausea or disgust.
Price % cents per Box.
G. BENJAMIN SMITH, MD.
Presidentof the. New York CUllegeof Health .isu
cry Box.
For sale by c. CHAPMAN, Woodstock
Otis Chambern, Pomiret Wooster DGwner. s
Morril George d Co., Stanford. Hiram Barnes Tn /
Lewis $. Partridge, Norwich. J. c. Brooks, Whit
er. G.. Tinkham Quechee. ID. Tan d Sons, Tai
+. NJ StoCker, IiuriIand. Walton Brown. Felicity
l.. Robinson, So Reading Joseph A. Smith, PIT
vile. sam :. Wheeler, Plymouth. Edwin Ct
Bridgewater. Jos Danforth Barnnrd. J f.. P,
RoyatOn. jeremiah Foster, Tunbridge. A & II
ucr A, indsO J. II. Bailey; Fairlee.
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knew | had a hooked nose: but, as you
say, they are Observation-Disclosures
y-noble- Roman-aud all that kind of
thing; You may 90 to the ball, my daugh-
ter-and there is fifty dollars to buy n new
dress.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily as follows:
Leave Boston at 8 LAP. NJ. ,andarrive at Coz
the same evening.
Leave COncOrdat3 l-2 p M. and arrive al b. st
~ the mex, morning.
Freight, PrstClass, SO Second Glass $3.50.
Freight should he delivered ut Concord, BostOr
other depotS hour least before leaving to insu
livery by the first succeeding Train.
AllPpssengers Raggnge should he marked, and
valued at more than $780, notice should he given az
ira chnrges paid or claim for damage or loss bt
rschsum will he allowed. N. C. UPlIAM ,Su
Oct. |. 1876. 2e7-
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TNTNTI INNTNS
will run to Waltham and Concord, aSrolrovs.
Leave Concord for Chnrlestown nj 6.25 A. NJ.
Wathnn Tor do AT 6 S. and 10 LA. M.-33.1PM
CharleSlown for Waltham At 0 !-2A NJ, al.2 and
7P NJ.
Chnrlest0wn for Concord att p. NJ
1TA Freight Train will run both ways over the road
daily.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR COLDS
C0UGHS, ASTHMA md CONSUMPTION.
THE celebrated and infalliahe remedy for Colds
l. Coughs, Asthma, or any form Of Pulmonary Con
sumption, is the hungarian Bal>am Of Lille, discovered
by DR.. Buchan Of London, England, tested for upward,
of seven years in Great Britain and the Continent OF Eu
rope and introduced into the United States under the
immediate superintendent Of the inventor.
The as lOni>hing success Of the hungarian Dulsam, IN
the cure ol every form Of CONSUMPTION, warrants the
American agent in soliciting for treatment the rcorst
possible cases that can be found in he community
cases that seek relief in vain from any of the common
remedies of the day, and have been given up by the mos
distinguished as confirmed and inCurabe. The
Hungarian Ialsam Inns cured, and will cure, The mos
desperate ~ cases II has quuCk noslrum, but
standard English medicine, Of established efficacy.
TO THE CONSU MPTIVE.
Every family in the United states should he supplied
with Bucans Hungarian Bulsum of Life, not only
countcracl the consumpve tendencies of the climate
bn TO be used as preventive medicine in all eases
Colds, Coughs Splitting Of Blood Pain in the Side and
Chest Irritation "d SORENESS OF the Lungs, bronchitis"
Difficulty of Breathing, Hectic Fever, Night Sweats
Emncia'ion and general Debility, Asthma, Influenza
Hopping Cough nnd Group.
In OF actual disease Of the lungs or seated Con
sumption, il is the only source Of Hope.
Sold by Mcdonald * Smith, Sole Agent for the United
Kingdom, nj the Italian Warehouse Regent STU London
in Bottles s. CHscs, for ships, Hospitals, &C.
By SpcciM APpointncnt-DhNlD +, BRADLEE. laC
Washington street, Boston, Mass, Sole Agent for the
Emitted States and British American Provinces.
American price, 81 per bottle, with full directions for
the restoration OF Health.
Pamphlets, containing mass ol English and American
certificates and other evidence, showing the uneaquaIIed
merits OF this Great English Remedy, may be obtained
Of the Agents, gratis.
None genuine without the written signature Of the
American Agent god and bronze LABEL to counter
felt which is forgery
AGENTS Hoodstock, Chas. Chapman; Uindsor, A. &
H. Wurdner SPrincfsM, Il. Il u. Burke Norwich, Geo
Ii man; Hdrtidnd L. :. Stockcr; Hartord = G. Steel
j. c. Brooks, and by the dealers in Medicine genera!y
throughout New England. 3e6 eoply
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REPLY OF MR.. POWERS.

GENTLEMEN:
had the pleasure to receive in due
time, your very nattering communication
Of June 10Th, but not in season for an an
swer by the return steamer.
Allow me, first Of all, 10 express my
grateful thanks. for the high distinction
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CONCORD RAIL ROA1
q sEz $780, - o.
Fare reduced to 81, u rrOm ConcOrd TO BO

an 49,, YIN EN ARRANGEMENT.
Nv ana after Dec. Sd, Passenger Trans will
~ daily, Sundays excepted in connection with
Boston and Lowell,aad Nashua nd Lowell Railroa|
follows "' W '''''' ~
Leu'e Boston ut IA. NJ. IL .M..andaI.o PM
Leave Concordat LA. NJ. III IA. A, M, and
Pm. a. "'' u"
Trains r omi ntermeda places W lrun az roJIowsI
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowellat 8 Ia AM IL Ia Pm and "a !
Nashville nj DAM, p. NJ. and 6:l-2 pm.
" Manchester9 ,45 M, l:45 p. Nj, and :. Is |
or Immediately on the arrva Of the ours from Bo,tcu
DOWN TRAINS. /
Leave Manchester $50 Ann, ll-50A,M., d 3.45
" Nashua at 7;45 AM, l245 pm. and As n
~ kOwrllRt $3.50 M, 80 r. NJ. and l-2 p.
or Immediately on thenrriyalo the cars from Cond
he second train from concordarriyenn Boston il
son for Passengers tOtake the O'Clock traIntON.
The road connects with the Boston and Maine
road, so that Passengers may pass bewix Concord,
yerhill Exeter, Dover and Portland either way daily
STAGES Immediately on the arrival Of the first trhI
Concord, leave by varousrOnres for HOpkintOn, New
Claremon wad Wndsor;lOr Lebanon and IIanoyerI1
ouh and IIaVerhill; Canaan and Oxford; Meredith B
Centre IIarbor md the White Mountains. On the
ond day from Boston, Stages reach ROyalOn, middle
montpelier and burlington connecting there WITH
o'ea'nhoht line to Montreal and by Steamboat and II
10 ogdehsburgh; Stages also run from Ilaverhl to
slehu connecting there VITA Stages to Montreal. N
ous o,her stages connecting with the Concord Rail
| and the Canadas
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FITCHBURG RAILROAD!
o. s4s;Fa gg Ea - . 81


ON nndaltGr "Wednesday, June 10Th nnilfnriher M
" tiCo, Passenger Trains will run as iollOwsS
Leave CliaresOwn at and II A. NJ. md p. NJ.
Leave Fichburg nt 10 and II A. NJ. and l2 7. NJ
Stages Will connect a F,chburg with the first and sec
Ond Trains from Charlestown for NIL the principal towns
In Western Massachusetts, N, Hampshire aud Vermont
Passengc leaving Boston Mondays, Wednesdays ant
Fridays nj NJ. will be Montpelier next day at ~ N.
ana nj Burlington In the afternoon, YIN CharlestownJ
II. and Woodstock Wand on Tuesdays, Thursdays
ana saturdays they will arrive nj Montpelier and Bur
hsl"n the same hours via Windsor Vt or they will be
carried through to Burlington in two days, via Rutland
ny leaving Boston my week day at 7 Am.
Tickets Tor the aboyc npL intrmeline nnres cnn hr
ohtnlnel ut T. A. Staples, city Tavern, Braltle street
= d. Kendall, No II Elmst.-and A. Ilapsood,i Brat
tie street.
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FRESH POND TRAINS

FRESH POND TRAINS.
Lenvc Charlesiown AZ and 10 A. NJ, 2and 34 j. M.
" Fresh Pond at IA A. NJ. - NJ, l-2and la + NJ
38t $. NJ. FELTON, Engineer Snpi.
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warrants superior IN orGTt
before mantHaciurud ~ tIus
site thai ms facilities for
are such a4 TO enable him
gIIeaprrftldu any other este
hopes from #Efacticic eEpe
bus! ICgs To TeEVtHc q lI.t'l al
Nj. shop Is tt5v doors re
tgFls MAJ t4-&ul
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.9s uataeH GeI H.'a E7zfs, raz#
HAiI.+ Ns.N.t
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COunterIeitery' 7'
ID E A TIL . LO w.

THE pubic viii please observe that no Brandeth
i Pills are genuine, unless the hox has three la
teis upon il. (the top. tho side and the hottom)
each contsiaing .simiIo signature Of my hand
wsisias, thus--B. BaAspaErH, N. D.--l'hsse -.
hels sie engraved oO steel, beautifully designed,
and done a an e.pense Of over $2O00.-Thcrcfore
it will be that the only thing necessary to pro-
the medicine ia It's purity, is to observe these
labels. i al a,S - as
Remember the ,ep, the side, aud the bottom.
The following resp hive ps'sons are dolv su'hori
l~ c11TIFxcATns OF AauSgoY !,
For the sale OF Bvandresh's Vegetable Universe.
Northumberland county Milton-Mackey Il
Chsmbe'ln sunhury-H. B. Mssssr. MEwens.
vine-lreisnd & Me,xs,i. Nosshumts, land--W Wm
Forsyth. Geoueetown-J.A Il J. Wsns. =. 81
Union County: New Berhn--Bogsr Il Win
ter. Selinsgrove-George Gund,um. Middle.
burg--IsAsc Smith. Besveftown---D David n ubler
;Adamsbure- Wm. !. Msy. M,fiinshu,e - Mensct
Il Ray. Haals,oa-- Daniel Lens. sFssehurg-
q. F.C. Meyer. Levsbars---,Walls Il Green
Columbis county DsnviIle--E, b. Reynolds
Il Co. Betwick--Shunan 4 Rttenhoose. Ca,
tswissa---C. @. BrotAs. Biocmsbars- ---tohn X
Meyer. Jersey 'Ts~a--l.svi Bisel. Washington
Rpbs. Mccsy.s Limssscne-Ba Bali'e: = n,N!ach.
Observe that each Agent hiss an Engrsved Ger
ti6csie Of Agency, containing Representation :
"A, BRANDRETH'S Msnuaciosy al b]ns Mini
and upon which ~fll also be seen exace copies .
the mep icteis new used upon sAs bvdndSen ~
Bores. A''e z ss'e9s~ '''s-a s'f Nt''-S'N =
PhilsdsIpbis. osScs No. .. Nesh s.h s,sss. y
a'sj lon. . ..,h ,.4,. SRAspstiA'Ap
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The men employed 70 digging the topnda.
tion ot TN, new church at JerusaIem hsve he'd
70 make their wy through forty feet Of remains
u sssiens buiIdinss before they came 70 the
so'lo 8touns. "a. s,aysa saaa,f3 is4s4
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LAaes Iloss. hogs were brought q
Aliens pork ho.lse, in tnuissille, on Niday
from NoNs,s 1.sdip county. The two. weigh
sixteen hundred poands. and one of,'hem up
wards Of ains hundred. .l'fal b q q 20 3 @r
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11

N ftF fsa = = u
yesf 1873. in Prince George county. Masylsnd.,
H's brothers snd ctheF 'se'stivrs now reside in
washington city During the Seminole Indian
w,r he enlisted in the Uniled States service -
private. and vas one of VOL Hnrneys mcked
nen TO penetrate the everglades Of Fto'ids,
where foot prints of the white msn were never
iFeiore eeen.. 10 that hazardous expedition,
~o'c" f''ec'"'''y iP"'A AZ re0'' me ""e's wa''
by cooq''efme 'he andmns a'o''nd men own
counc'. 'Ns: ." "'ee yo""R '"'se' R'ea.y "''""p"f
.!'Spo' " Z" 't'"'"'e ''s''' o""s
''''"ey, ""o'' wv" pe'IeP'"'' "e'e' ''''' ~
fe'ecs s 'ne e, "os' mos e"e'ge'o s"uo'u' ia
At',he close Of the Seminole wsr. Walker
weatsto Texss and joioed Coh Hays company
Of Rangers. IN the summer Of 1874, he was
one lof the fifteen Of Hays men. armed with re-.
volving pistols. who attacked eighty Csmanche
Indians, and defeated them, leaving 'hiviy.thfee
dead indisns upon the field !; and from the nun.
ber Of dead and dying carried of. il we be-
lieycd that more than half of the CamsDche
force was slain by ,hess fifteen rangers. In
this fierce battle Walker was pierced through
the body bv the spear Of an Indian. the spear
pinuinR him 20 the ground He was left in
that condition by his companions, who supposed
he was dead. Aher the battle. he WINS found
with the spear still sticking through him. though
he had succeeded in getting il ou. of,he ground.
His comprnions relieved him from it. and found
It had not touched vital part. lie recovered.
/ ..w,,..r ~.. .,s, ono of CO, r;sbe,'s three
hora,ed mon WIN m, ,c,,ra ,c,ins, Two ,boo
.,nd Z, na .,,,;oned Al M;er md A. ca o.
,,,sd bv tho Mcx;c.os r,ev;oas 10 that battle,
:. \. ,,.a. =, .x.,,.;on .,,o,~ chem At,e,
~. d.t.,, :, n. Me, .xu.d;,;or no w,s mar.
.h.d ,.;,h o,h., .,;.orer. 10 Inc c.s,,e of Pc.
m,e These o,;sm,e,s received the jnhuman
....,c.,, ,.h,.t mn other ueop,e oc earth. saw.
| Mexc.us and cannibs,s, inflic, upon those with.
in their power. Al Sslsdo, the Texans resolved
to make theis escape. Wslker was toremost
Il was arranged that he should seise and dissrm
one Of the e,.srt, and that Cameron, Scotch.
man. should serve the other in the same way.
Al the signal. the pusrds were dissrmed in a
moment. and the Texans, 2la in number rushed
int, the ,,,ers court. where $50 Mexican infan.
,,v were Guarding /. Qua nti,y Of arm. and am.
4 m.n;,;oc., The Tcx.ns soon had comm and ,oi
hi. ,o;,, and armed ,hewse,,es. Wb;,., do.
;ro a. an Mex;c,ns. cavalry and infantry. Tor
mod o,,,.;de Of The o,,es The Texans rushed
mon these. .od defeated them. killing ten o,
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CHEAP WATCHES.
The Cheapest Gold and Silver Watches
IN PHILADELPHIA.

IN PHILADELPHIA. y y
~oLD Levers, full Iewelied, s4s 90
In Silver do, do, 23 90
G,id Lepiues. Jevellcd. 80 90
Silver do. do as ~ rs 90
Silver Ouar,jers fine quality, s4 10 90
Gold Watches plain. .t IN Is 90
Silver Spectsc,ee. tl -.... LIS
Gold Pencils. ~ te 200
Gold B,ace,,ss. F aV ID 4 90
Also, on hand. large assortment Of Gold aud
Hair Brsceess, finger rings, breass pins. hoop ear
rings, gold pens. silve, spo"ns, tenes, tbm-
hes. gold neck, curb and fb chains, guard keys
and Jewellery Of every description, At eqaaa'y low
prices. All l want is cali to convince custo
mevs.
All kinds Of Watches and Clocks repaired and
warranted to keep good sisne Gar one yeasS odd
gold or silver bcusht q taken in exchange
For sale, eight day and thirty hour hrass clocks,
at4...- .r,.-a5 i, LEWIS LADOMUS'
Wsteh, Clock snd Jewellery Store, No, 4t3l
Market street, above Eleventh, north side, Phiia.
ihis. af's 2
or ] hase some Gold sWd Siive, Levers, still
much cheaper than the above prices. j, +. ~,
Philadelphia, Dec. &c, Is46.--ly
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q Fsem The Anaeriesu Star ot Nov. 9. ?
Tas wouspEs.S-Ws are pleased 10 see
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AN Extensive FAMiLy.-We learn from the
Louisville Journal, that last week there ca ms
10 Troy, Qs.) German family, composed of
man. his wife. and thir,yiwo children. The
children are all girls, and were produces at
sixteen births. !. sf.-s att
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11

RorARY Bocr HEELs.-A boot maker has N :
vented rotary heel. to be applied to boo.s' 50
ths, when down on one side. by uneven tread =
ing, ii cen be easily twisted round. thus prodr'.
cling another even surface, and easier loco'n %
ton in the wesrer. te a.'5- t4sst
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11

To finish all the railws'J liIIes now eSsAnen
ced iu the United S,aW.s, it will require $50,
100000.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11

:, A Ho0GlsM sCnvEvAkoE IA farmer o: st.
Albsns. Vermont, recently made grand en,rse
into that place. mounted on small car du ,wn BY
four large hogs. He entered the tow At
brisk trot amid aha acclamations of b undreds.
who were soon drawn together to win' this
uncommon spectacle. A gentleman on Ma
spot offered him gao for the corce.rn as il snsd,
but L was indignantly refuse@.. aaN
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11

Errr..rs or sDisAProsSrxENr--Mr' Lew
s.. .spQe died soddsnly sss Sesk IN C'"c'n"s'''
IL Al Of excitement. oeeasiOasa By go'ae home
.aa ~, iiadias bin aines' ready, aa
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11

ELmrED.-By way Of Louisville. we lear
that d. r. Miller has been elected Governor {
Texas. .a