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,rpnRArIoS OF NAPOLEON AND JosEpu-l

SEPARATION OF NApoLEoS AND JosgpH-
INE.--rhe divorce for sake of marriage
with another, was fearful subject Tor Ma
polean To break to Josephine. The rumor
pf her approaching degradation aad for
long time filed the heart of The Enpress.
with tho most terrible forehudings--
neither parl, veninreJ to introduce sihe
| topc which now filed The ears aud occu
pted he tongues al all Europe They dln
ei together tne day IN the deepest emhar
rassmeut: aui not one word was spoken
oN elhtr t"flnG 'he repas' NaPo'eon
eN"'o'ed marks OF 'he siFdhSes' aga
''"h; a co"'"Isi'e movement accompanies
oy hFetie nh'h' "jen passed ossr MS
features; aud he seemed "r2si-' 9 Use ~
'"seph'he was eq"""y eH'arfas'ea' ana
'g""'eu anu hao a" '"e aAy oee" weep
Ing. ihe dinner w'1 h"'lly removed "n'
'ohched, hel'her haFlhg tasted morsei
''seP''he mas "escf''eu t"e scehes"h'ch.
ehs"eo.
I'VE dined together "a usp.L struc.
gIed with nv fear. which hnotwitlstau,ifng
every effort over flowed my ewes: altered
not single word during the sorr.,y tul
meal, aud he broke the silence bat once
to ask an attendant about the weather.--
the storm burst Quickly. Directly after
cuHee, Buuaparte dismissed every oue.aad
! remained aloue with hin. watched
The Charging oxrr.,slon If lis cDuuie.
| auce, ,Aat struggle whicl was IA il sonl.
Al tensth b, fe,1ures ,e,,tad mia
s.rn resu,ye saw ,h,t m, honr was
proacbeJ. and | fell a ,huJJer,no horror
cu,ne ever me He took my hand and
placed II upon his heart rnzsl ON me for
a moment then prvnuuncea these fearful
wotds-.Josepi,ne ,ny excellent Losenh.
inc. thuu kuowest have loysa iAeel no
thee alone do owe the only momeui uf
NJ, dearest aifecliuns must be silent be
fore the interest uf France!' - Say no
mure,' ,liIl lad strength to reply, Il
| was prepared for MAS, bat the blow IS not
less mortal More could uul utter--
canuut tell what passed within me. ]
believe n}y screams were luud. thought
reason had aea. ! bee.ts,e- 0neoss isagsaJt
every thing, aud On returning TO my sem
ses, found | had been carGled TO my cham
ber. Un recovering perceived CUasiyart
~ attendance, aid my pobr daughter
weeping over me. | cannot describe The
E;orror of nv situation ,h,riur thai MO in
Even the interesthe seemed 20 take IN
H., suFafings sso,naa Il, mann add,ti,r.l
c,nolty Dam. C,lI ho,. ;,.1y h,l /
,easou io dread ne.,,ninr an Emoress'
'rhs hsf,taIaap,fsooec., o.,Ioor,h.r
r,v,J Ater tho f,,I. sc.,a &c vor
I.sn,,ioa in s,Iance and s,r,,,x refir.J,o
,.r oh.nh.r rha n,n,l.,,,r or Nar
o,,,,,o c.,,. Ia ;,.t rIaced
ho. ,uo,, ana ,aIaool,.I,
t, ,,,l
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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
FRIENDSHIP.

Every man viii be thy friend,
Whilst ihou hast VIII hefewith to spend,
Bat store ef crows be scan,
No mac will supply the want.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09

There is this difference between happi-
ness AID wisdom. lie that thi0ks hlm-
self the happiest man is really so, but he
that thinks himseIfthe wlsest is general!
tie greatest fuul.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09

.Nesiean Curosuie.. Haskell, whe'
has arrived at Memphis with some OF the
disbanded volunteers, brought with him
beautiful Spanish brass field piece, six
FOUNDER, of some eve hundred pounds
captured at Cerro Gordo, and manufac.
tured at Barcelona near century ago.
Also several little live muchachos. or
Mixicsn boys, II or IA years oids
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A Wagoner's Retcrts

A rich merchant; named Hogg, osoe
requested wagner TO bring him load
Ofcorh, in a stated time; which he failed
to do. and did not take the corn till next,
day after that which he had promised.--,
The merchant, as might be expected. res
fused ii. y
'Weli,' replied the WAGNER, you're the
nrst Hog | ever knew TO refused corn
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To Prevent Flies from Tnjuring Picture
F.ames, Glasses, SC.

Boil three or four onions in pint o
water: then with a gliding brush 60 uvei
your glasses and frames, and the iics iii
not alight on tie article So washed. Ths
may be used without apprehension, as l
-iIl not do t,s less, injssJ To she frames.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09

The Newark, N. j., Advertiser. says
that e young married man wac fned ten
dollars recently, for kissing girl. A.
Boston paper says thatsome Of TIM lasses
in that city would be willing to pay ten
dollars for the privilege Of being kissed.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09

An Irish clergyman, preaching in =
discourse in be half OF blind asylum. be-
gan by gravety remarking, 'li ell the
world were blind, whats melancholy sight
i, would he's
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09

fsoa want TO know what's going on ia
Mexic orssi hnme subscyibe foi paper
and do not steal your neighbors.
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General Taylor seems to be the subject Of,
universal admiration in Paris. Prentice says,
Eve shouldn't at all wonder to fnd the Paris
ian tailors sending over for thu fashiun Of I'D
Rough md Rssdys edsxs
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Notice
Jn'y 10, ls47

JS hereby given to I'll irga,ecs, creditors and o.
l. ih~r persons interested in the estates of Adam
Sorher dec. settled hy his exr rc,r' Kuns; of Ia
,id kreps dec. tied hy his ndmr Peter Kuns; Of
Mary Siadden dee, settled hv her e1rs John Sad-
den and Charles Rli'cs; of VIM Staidcn dec set.
lied hy his cxrs John Sadicn and Ch,rlcs Riddles;
Of Michael Crca ineer dee, settled by his amr Da.
MEL Schwartz; of Vim Rseser dec settled Ivy his
srrs Samuel and David Rcesr'; Of = ,muel Dohson
dec settled Ivy his adm, Ca,harine Dol'sor; of Nj
chnlas Long dec. settled ly his ndmr Peter Bieh
Of los, pm Krf .nr. dec, settled hy his Joseph
KeGer, il; Of C,,haine Michael dc. settled Ivy her
a.imr John Icnker; Of Chtistsin B,x dec, settled
hy his CIR Benjamin Iiinr; OF David kaSmsn dec,
settled bv his almr Frederick Ksscman; of Ber-
nard Me(iee dc, settled by his exrs Michael Nc.
Gee and Dennis Buoy; Of John Moycr dec settled
by his eXr DR.. John X ker; OF John Hle, dec, set
tied by his aJmr VIM Hilc, Of Samuel Bloom dec,
settled BY his exrs Jacob and Daniel Bloom; The
account Of Frederick shell. guardian Of Mary Eli
zabeth Kuil; the account Of David Eshbseh, trustee
of the estate Of Philip Eshhach, dee'd.--Laie OF
Northumberland county, decd; that the executors,
administrators, and guardians Of the said deceased
es a,cs have fled their accounts with the Reglsie'
Of this county, and that they will be presented u
the o. phans' Court oi said county, on Tuesday
the 3d day Of Angus, nelt. for coniirms'ion snS
! allowance. EDWARD OYSTER,
Registers Once, Register
sunbuIy, July }, isif $
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Pause ReadCr!!.

This COOL advice comes from friend an rdu.
Gated phy sicisn, and one VIII" has been cured o
protrac'rd.ii illness, hv THE IMPROVED INDl.
AN VEGETABLE PILLS" (Su.,u Co,rEp
which are a, this momept eiiecing some Of the
most remarka'ie cures on record. and they will con
iinuc to heal the siek long they are rcsoriej
To hy them. This is no nos,run, made merely 10
sell interpretive 'fns qualities, hut valuable med
lcinc, made by well Informed rhy scian. of Veee-
table Ingredints. pure. e6fcacious. and harmless
In few days, We hall make public report Of sr'
veral more cases of fprc,pEp cure. for ne note n1
oihe,s) and the public may kno,c on whs, meli.
cine to rely in time oi need
GT CAUriON.-As miserable imitation ha.
been made, by the name of "Sug,r Coated Pll.,
il is necrss, ,ry To be sure that Da. q BEsJ. SAIrH's
signature is on every box. Price 25 cents.
PIncipal Ollirc. l59 Errrnwicb ST. New York
Sold hy JOHN ". FRll.ING. Sunbpy.
WIN. FORSITiiE, NaihumG
Jny 10. ls47.
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BALT,MoRE MARKET.

Office ofihc BurIsoRE AsxaicAs, July i2.
neutrality-suspicious. Flour is held az
$525
GRAlN.-There were number Of lots Of
new crop Md. Wheats 10 market to-day, sales
Of which of good to strictly prime reds. were
made at lOO to lOS aud ITO cts per bushel.-
Penna reds, old. are held at lOO,lO5 cts.
We note sales to.dsy of Md white Corn at
6ll65 cts and OF Md yellow at 64a66 cents
Md Rye is nominal at Is cents--none here.
sSsles Of Md Oats 10 day at 37a4O cts.
WtllSKEY.-Misrket quiet, and nothing Of
momen, doing. We continue to quote hhds at
IS cts aud bbls at &c cts.
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Legislature.
FoR TUE ANERICtN

FOR Tue AMERiCtN.
Mr EpIroR -You would confer a favor upon
msny of your democratic hieDds, by allowing us to
bring forward through tho medium Of your paper,
WILLIAM D. GEARHART, Of Rush township,
is a gentleman Of sound judgment, correct habits,
aud worthy the support Of The Democratic patty.
We know OF no person mole suit .hie To fulfill the
duties Of tha, high and responsibls Office. Should
The people see proper to elect him as their Repre-.
sentative, we feel confident that they will find in
him public servant { di,tng ushcd abilities, and
an intelligent, firm and unwavering Demeera, Of
he JciieI s0nian school
MANI voTEns or TnE foaxs.
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sn>OvS Sn3g2S9
First Premium Writing Ink.
No. 81 North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA

EXRON ID. Hare, the celebrated ProIe sor oi
Chemistry in the University oi Pcnn'a.
"Phiudriphii. Oct ~, lsi3.
"DcM >ir--iiavins ,',cd seur Ink, i'll thank
yon to send me another bottle, ss find !, to I've
excellent. am yours, Truly.
Konr A,rt"
From nr, t.ocke Of rincinnati Distinguished
IT. hIs numarnus scientific rrsss'ches.
Medical Coliesr os Ohio, CineinnaIi,
lsnrary II, tsii.
Having usrd Mr. IIovcI's Writing Ink, ! am
satisfied that II Is the bs,i which hs1 ever come To
INV know ledge and especially is ereslieni for the
use ~ Tc,i Pens n.,f o'f net corrbre them, even
in long use.
loHs l.oc sI. Prof Of Chemistry.
HnVERS AUAMhNTINE CEMENT.
From a we'll known scientific gentleman
.Philadclphis, Feb. 21. isf6.
MI. Joseph +. Hover---Sh use at your Ce-
m, M. and some practical tests oi lis supe'ioi'y'
has induced me TO recomnend u to others as an
invaluable article Tor rncnd,ng China. Glass, OF
Cabine, Ware. CkNPBgLL MoRrir,
Anavtc Chemist
For sale at the Mandatory. Wholesale and he
| tail No. 81 NuarH TuIHp srRFhr, opposite
| Chsuy si,e,t, Pbilsdelphia, By '~
JOSEPH. r. HOVER.
1 Nav 80, IsiI.--j3O ~ Nanulse'sror.
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Our Choice.

Mn. EnIroR.-Your popcr few weeks since
gave q list Of the nsmes Of the democratic candi-
dates in the field for the Assembly. Among them
we noticed, with pleasure, that of Mr.. SiIAS II
ENGEI., Of Sunhu,y. As the time is app oachine
for the nomination. Of candistes, you will puch
oblig. many Of your democratic friends in this
township, by permitting us TO express our pIefer-
ence for the gentleman above named as a suta-
tir pCrs n 20 represent us in the mex, Legislature
We know Mr.. EN.rL TO possess the requisite
the ,!cmc cracy of Old Nor humherland desire.
and .hal. therefore, earnesily urge upon the party
bi. nomination. IL bis d. mocracy We have full
faith, know ing him TO te dentififl with the
leadug measures Of 'he patty. In his knowledge
Of he affars Of the State, complicated they are
at present, We have the assurance thst he will
hc allie to render important service. Besides, he
is iruly and tmphs ally one 81 the peobIe IN every
tense ofthe trrm-in ~ mpa'hy as we'll as in &C
ton and cons. 9uenly can command vote which
few others will be able TO do. The convention
We are persuaded, could put no person in no'nina
tion for this Office who would render more salts
faction, aud who would II fleet more credi, upol
tho county. than Mr.. Ene'l.
Tux VorE OF AuGrsrA.
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Our Next Member.

Ma EplroR The time is approaching when
We should think about selecting candidate for
he Legislature. We have heard Of geodIy
lumber of persons who have been mentioned as
andidates, and the claims Of this person and that
,er.on and of this side and that side OF the liver
Tow we, who are not Office hunters, think the 10
al habitation Of the candidate is Of much less i'm
,ortanee than his ability, his honesty and integr-
Y. And as for the claims Of any one to office,
sc look upon it as humbng, as well as anti'Ie'
,ubIican. Ofices were made for the people and
ct for the benefit of ofieehoiders, who are,
: at least ought to be, the servants ofthe people
+ there are any claims or rights IN these matters
ley belong to the people, who have right and
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PRICE CURRENT.
TANCE'S SARSAPARILLA, on BLOOD
IL PILLS FIF1'Y PILLS IN 4 BOXt

HANCE'S SARSAPARiI.LA. on BLOOD
Il PILLS FIF1'Y PILLS IN 4 BON!
The Che.pesi apd lrs, Medicine in eXi-,eDce!
Every person who is snhjrct TO Bilious Fever,
should purify their blood and system by
using a box "f the
SARSAPARTLLA OR BLOOD PILLS!
Persons afflicted with Cosiveness should Try The
H,~c.s SARSAPARII.LA,o o, BLOOD PILLS.
Young ladies' and gentlemen troubled with PIN
pies on the Face. should try the
SARS.lPARILLA, OR BLOOD PILLS!
Singing in the Ears relieved Ivy the
HANcxs SARSAPARILLA, or BLOOD FILLS!
Headache and Giddiness cured hv using the
SARSAPARILLA, OR BLOOD PILLS!
Drew. mess aud General Debility, cured hv the
H,xcrs sSARsAPARILLA.o or BLOOD PILLS!
by pepsia can he cured hy using the
SiRSAPARILL1 OR BLOOD PILLS!
CTPcrsons who have taken considerable p,ftions
Of mercury, and in consequence have pains in the
homes, should use freely the
H.Srr's S\RSAPARiLLA, or BLOOD P'LLS!
uj, Pe,sons in want Of Pill that is PuIelY
Vegeiabh, and is warranted not 10 contain a partl-
Gle Of Mercury. should use the
SARS\PARlLLA. or BLOOD PILLS!
or THE GENUINE For SALE BYfO
SETH =. HANCE, los Baltimore st. aud corner
Of Chrales and Pratt streets. Baltimore.
and by GEORGE BRIGHT. Sudbury,
ID. BRAUrIGAM, Northumberland.
July II, lsd7
ITANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUPOF HORE.
IL HOUND-FOR THE CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Splitting NJ H'ood,
Pain ia the S'ae and Breast, Byoashits,
Group, Asthma and all diseases ari-
sing from diso,dsred caution
| oTihe asgs or neglected cold.
TAKE TIME BY THE POREI.0CR,
is piece Of sdviee which is suiishe 10 all seasons
and applicable TO all purposes; though there is no
instance IN which this piece Of advice is more va'u
able, than 10 persons who have cough OF cold, for i
they neglect what may appear To them very tnfins
IN TIE BEGINNING,
il may lead to inflammation of Luuss. end finally
Consumption! 70 ali who have q cough, we wou.t
| say, procure a bottle Of
I HANCES COMPOUND SYRUP OF
H0REHOUND.
The medicine is pleasant to take, and II may saw
you years Of suffering
Price so Gents per bottle ~ siI bottles for 81 5N
Prepared and sold by SETH =. HANCE,
los Dskimore 81, and corner of Charles q Prat, s,'
and by GEORGE BRIGHT. Suntmy,
d. BRAUTiGAM, Norhumeerlsnt
July II, leif,
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BARRIERS ITCH.

Mr. II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. last sp,ng
I was So unfortunate as to get the "Jacks,n, or
BARRIERS Itch" by shaving after some one affected
ny that Troublesome and obstinate disease.
You cannot have forgotten the swollen and inn
tated condition Of my face at the time you recon-
IN ended "Dr. Cullen's Indian Vegetable Panacea."
have now the pleasure to inform you, for the
benefit Of oil who are similarly afflicted, that the
use Of q single bottle OF the Psnscea cured me en-
,irely. You may well judge Of my ers,ifics,i'n at
such a rrsuit. as had SO often known the disease
TO continue for years under the usual mercurial re.
medies. (Signed) 1. il. SANDERS.
Ph,sj., Aug. s, ls45. Pledge Cflice,
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sCORFULA.

To whom il may oncern.This may certify
iha, my child. almost from bii,h, afflicted with
Scorfu,a, which covered most Of its body with
sores and that for lS months, though constantly
under medical treatment. nothing afforded relief
till was induced to make trial Of DR.. Cullena In
dian Vegetable Psnsces. The attending physi-
ci,n, on " ,tnessing its good effects, recommended
It's con,inuanc according to directions, and Ivy "
sing a single bottle Of the Panacea the child was
apparently cured. lis now about months since
the medicine was discontinued, and | have no
doubt bot the cure is complete. Yours truly.
RowASp & WALrox, NJ McCLEAS,
Phiiad. Aug, s, lsi5. $50 Marke, st.
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PHILADELPHIA MAaxEr.

FLouR AND MEAL The market con inucs
inactive. Small salps Of Western Flour AT x5l +;
fresh ground Penns S5k Corn Meal, S3t 49,
No sales OF Rye Flour.
GRA,N-Wheat, Penna red 81 10, mixed
81 10, and white &l20 Corn Prnna yellow,
70c. Oats 42c 45. No inquiry for Rye.
WHisKEy. Sales in bbis at 25c.
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ID 1 + d,

In Augusta township, on the 9TH inst. Mr..
FREDERICK RIEGEL, aged about 80 years.
In Jackson township. on the 3Oth ult Col.
JOHN HAAS, aged 60 years.
In this place, on Wednesday last. ROBERT
DUNCAN, son Of MIR. Robert ID. Myers, aged
months ..|. ..... ... .....
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More New Goods !

fIyliE last arrival is al Purty's Stole Market
l Seuare, where will I've found handsome ae
sor,nirhi of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
of the latest and mcs. approved styles, consisting OF
y,,,bs Cassimcrs, vcs,ings,
summer StuIis Nous de lanes, lawns,
Ginehains, Ca,icos, mus'ihs'
Jeans, Be-, &c, &c also, iufl assortment
trocerics, all of which will be sold lower tina"
Offered in this market.
CAH and examine for yourselves.
Sunhury, May Is h, isi1.-u
NNyESTERN HAMS and
w we'd aud Cor sale, by
June 10, lsf7.
EREsH MACK
i and fr sale
Jone 10.
F''
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nrcv SON g. co.

VAIATCHES, Watch Gls ses and Materials.
" JewrlIy of all .le,c'i,tins, qualities and
styles. comprising all the articles eonn'eted
with the Trade,
Clicks.
p,xson a Sons Dri,anni,, German Silver and Sill
Yer. Plated Wares.
Shei,i.ld and Birmingham Plated Fancy Aucie'.
Rodgers d Sous and W ST nhnlm's Cn'i'Iy, liza
zus. &c s.ors. Erssr,s, Detk knres. @e
Ivory II. H.nd.ed Tabis Cu,lsry. of'he finest medium
and conIn,n qualities. ....f
A la cc assoumeni of Goil Pens. -..f ff+ft .
Penfocal Speciacl's.
Psper MaeLe aud Japanned Trays, rsrlous shawa
and qual,ies. at IeiureJ rates.
Gold Watch CASES, Dials and Silver W arci OF all
descriptions, manufactured To order.
DICKSON d CO., having recently removed
into the large aud common}ous warehouse formerly
occupied by Messrs. II. Asnauasr d Soss. anc
more recently by .AsRmuRsr 4 REMisGros. beg
leave 10 INFORM Watch Dealers. Country Merchants
aud others, thai they dsssn having at all times a
large assortment Of Goods, Of their own mpora.
ton, which they ere determined To sell at the lowest
| rates,
! or Every attention viii he paid 10 the Packing
OF Goods. and in the execution of Ord'rs, the au'i'
ties and prices will be fully GUARANTEED against OIL
composition.
! Philadelphia, June lo,b, lsiI--ly
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should exercise that right in selecting such per.
sons who are best calculated to promote their in.
terests, az we'll as the interests Of the public.
Such man we think we find in the person Of
ALEXANDER JORDAN, Esq, of sunbury, ssd
as he has consented to serve il nominated and
elected, let every good democrat and citizen put
his shoulder 10 the wheel and insist upon his
nomination. His election would follow Of course,
and would allay all excitement and division.
..... MANr OF OLp TURBuT.
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LIST OF JURORS
or Northumberland County. for August Term.
VA. u. fs47.
l...0 m n UspUA..S
Grand Jurors.

T1mis-David Watt, Gcorgc wagonrr.
Ds.tupe.--- Robert Mc(;ee, David G. Watson
William Ireland.
William Blair, George T'oael,
William Durham. John Caul.
P0int.-Francis Gibson.
SunburY -George p. Buyers.
!Shamokin. Jacob Conrad, Joseph Fox.
Rush.-Golftey Rockefeller, Perry Patton, Ro
bert ANN rm,n.
Timer Matonoy y-Darii Helm, David CLARK.
Elias (;eist. Dsnie, Foust.
I4o,crr Mahonoy. William Fing'
Jackson.-Michiei Spaiz, Geo. Gels. Michuel
knix
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.. MANY OF OLp TuRBuT.
BowkL COMPLAINTS occur more frequently du-
ring the summer months than at any other period
because AT this season Of the year, the system
being debiitated, digestion is not sufficiently ac.
tive to dispose of food before it becomes putrif"d
hence a peculiar acid is genenerated in the sto'
mach, which is the cause Of those horrih disea'
ses called dysentery. cholera morbus, infamma.
tion Of the bowels, &c. Wrighfs Indian 'ege.
table Pills are a natural remedy, and therefore
are a certain cure for all kinds Of bowel com.
plants because they cleanse the stomach and
bowels from those putrd humors which are the
cause Of the above distressing complaints. They
also aid and improved digestion aud purify the
blood, consequently, as they remove the cause OF
every form of disease, it is absolutely impossi.
BILE for them to fail in making perfect cure OF
dysentsry, cholera morbus Inflammation Of the
bowels, &c.
Beware of coun,t rfei,s Of all kinds! Some are
coated with sugar; others made 10 resemble II,
outward appearance the original medicine Tho
safes, course is TO purchase from the REGULAR agents
only, one or more OF whoW may W. 'ou"o III ''o'y
village aud town in the State. r
al Agen, for the sale Of Wrshts Indian Negrta
hle Pills in Sunhury, HESnr MAssEa. For other
agencies see advertisement in another column.
No CHaxsKs N THE WEATHER will materially
affect the body IL the blood is pure. Every indi.
vidual, even the mos, diseased, has within him a
germ or root Of that original pure blood Of our
common mo her Eve; which germ Of pure blood
is the supporter Of his life and is in constant strug
se to throw of the Heterogeneous, corrupt humors
which arc The causee Of diseese in the inJiv iual.
BY purging the body Of this dseased individual q
its bad humors. you allow the germ Of pure blood
to gain ground and to make blood Of a better quail.
,y. lie, oil who wish to be of fine. healthy hah.
II, and who desire 10 he able To stand whou, iniu.
~ ,he continual changes Of this climate. use tn,
B,andrcth Pills. which will eff.ctusly cleanse III.
blood Of oil bad or corrupt humors, and restore ,h'
human body to the state Of health enjoyed iefor'
the introduction of mineral medic ines.
or Purchase Of n. Masser, Sunbury, or Of tn,
'geuts published in another part Of this paper.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-17
Estate OF James Hustled, decd

A1OTICE is erehy given, hat letters ics,a'
~ men,ary on sad estate have h'cn eran'ed Il"
The subscriber. Persons having demands against
said estate, a" requested TO prcscn, them for e'a-
minatim, and sr,,,eInen', and N ose knowing them
selves indebted are rrque tel 10 make immedi't"
payment. SAkAi HCSTED,
sunburv, July II. lst7.-6t Ex'rx.