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THE pulic will piesssa observe ,hst no Brandreth
i Pills are genuine, unless the box hss three Ia
bels upon IT, (the top, tho side and the botton)
each containing fac smile signature Of my hand.
writing, thus-R. BnAxDaErH, N. D.-These 10.
hel- are engraved on steel, beautifully designed
and done al an expense Of over S2.o00.-Thsrefors
twill be seen ths, the only thing necessary 10 pro-
cure the medicine in its purity, 10 to observe thcss
labels,
Remember the top, the side, and the bottom.
The following respective parsons are dulv su'hori
zed, and hold
Pill.
Northumberland county /: Milton-Mackey Il
C.aambe,lin. sunbary-H. b. Masser. MEwens-
Vile -Ircland 4 MeiIell. Northumherland-Wm
FORSYTH. Georgetown-J. 4 ]. Walls.
Union County: New Berlin-Bogsr Il Win
TOR Selinsgrove-Geosgs GundIum. Middle
h,r. Js.sc Smith. Beaverown-David Huber
Aasmsburs--Wm.J J. May. Mi@i.sbore-Msnseh
~ R,,. H.nie, ,on-Dsniel Long. Freebors-
G.SF.C. Mover. Lewisbors-Wals 4 Green
Coiumbis county: Dsnvil'e.E. b. Reyn0sd'
A. Co. Berwck--Shumsn & Ratenhouse. Cas
tawissa-C. G. Brobts. Bloomseurs-!oan X
Mover. Js,sey Town-Levi bisei wssn,ns,of
Rott. McCsy. Limestone--Ba's': S."Sn.
Observe that esch Agent has an Engraved Ger
ti6cate Of Agency, containing rcpresentahon
ur BRANDRETH'S Msnusctory ct sing sne
and upon which win also be seen eIacs COPIES q
the nsv iabels nots used upon Ms 5To'sdSef" ~
Boxss.
Phl.t.lphis, Office No 9. North SD a'ee&
y. BRANDRETH,M. N. d.
Juns cath. lsss
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CcRfous IlIsroRIcAL FAcr.--An old gentle.
man named Frazer is still living IN Ponnsylva-
MIA, who was at Braddock's defeat in l755, IN
the corps under WsshiDgtun's command. lie
is probably the last survivor of that bloody day,
and is over 100 years Of age. This veteran
gives a new version of pat, of the transactions
Of the day. He says he had two brothers with
him in tho battle, who we're both officers; that
Brsddcck, during the hottest of the contest.
probably in an infurated state OF mind, ordered
one Of them 20 charge with his men upon cer-
tain dangerous poiu. Of the invisible enemy's
line, which he refused that Braddock, there
upon, run him through with hs sword and that
the other Frazer then leveled u musket at
TIraddock. as he sat on his horse, and shot him
dead Oh the spot. Whether the old gentleman
has heen formerly in the habit Of telling this
story, does not oprear-p probably not. We
haze heard Of no reason, howeser. for dispuling
his versc,y, or the accuracy OF his recollection.
It has been supposed the hostile Indians fought
from behind trees, bot Frazer Gays they occu-
pied the ratursl guilies or fssures OF the hill
which the American troops were ascending
and we're thus enabled to continue the battle
-i,h almost pe'fec. impunity.
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by N1asser l. Eisely.
Selected for the American.
The First Gray Hair. '-I

BYAN.F BUCHANAN.
Put flowers in your hair, Neither,
Your eurls are smooth ard brown;
They feel as soft beneath my hand .5
As young robins down. '..
Here is q rose, a crimson rose: .......
No. it shs., not be there
The thorn it hides among its buds, ..s,
Might pierce cen through yonr hair,
But this sweet. pea, that has lis leaves "a
Outstsetched as il to fly,
And this b,ue violet. that seems ..4
20 look Ike your own eye,
Calmly and kindly on me, thus
Between this lock I'll lay: .H
Oh! Mother, here amidst them shines
A hair Of silver gray. t
'Tis an uuweleome harbinger f,a..H.
OF many more a. gray,
That will replace those shining threads,
And feelings dimmed a. they. aa
Ny son, there 10 heavy thought
That doth my heart dePress,
That when thou seest those altered locks
Thou'it love thy mother less,
The shades, the CLEANS of nnanhood's mind
Will dicker in thine eye,
Betnyers Of wild, dreamy thoughts,
ar Or Of aspirinss high. '
Thy mothers iove-thy mothers care,
Alas! may be foreots E'.1. '.'.t'
b. As flowers which wreathe festat brow
Are lost when needed not. '. 'f aiHa.
Sweet Mother, no! do not think
'Twould be manly heart, ..-.5
That Of its feelings would not give ...f
Its earliest love part. ..po.s
If in those far off years fair forms
In my pathway arise, -.
With red soft cheeks and smooth darf cur h
And blue and shining eyes,
I'll tell how soit my mothers were
When I stood by her knee;
o! each gray hair more precious than
A cord Of gold shall be. .-
Believe me, Mother, or III lean
Upon your breast and weep .....
cannot see you look so sad, ..,
And say my prayers and sleep.
sunbury, 1888. ...-
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CAVITIES IN THE SUN-Professn, Mitchell.
Of Cincinnati, says:-'Therc are now on the
surface of tho Sun uo less than three vast cav-
ties, besides number Of smaller ones. Tho
diameter of tho penumbra OF the largest of these
opening is not less than $4,000 miles, while the
central core. Qhought to be the body OF the
Sun seen through the sperture,) isst least one
third o, this quantity. Here is rent quite suti-
cient to permit the passage of our globe with.
out contact on any side.
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Coz. MohoAS, who was badly wounded at
Mexico. wss the Same gallant officer who at
the head of the Second Ohio volunteers. defea-
ted urrea last winter. he is quite a young
man and Of great military talent. Col. Dicker-
son. OF the South Carolina Regiment, who was
wounded, Is tho same officer who was the first
one wounded at Vera Cruz.
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In 1910 census was again taken, and the
numbers were 17,UDO,OOp. A calculation may
bs made rom this, without enumerating the odd
numbers beyond the millions. and surprising
that the Increment will continue At the same
rate a. It has occurred in the past, the follow.
ing result will arise: .......
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OSt REacos, says country paper, which 'n-
duces US to support the ten hour bill is, that the
factory girls will then hsve time 20 garter their
stockings in the morning. instead Of having so
frequently todraw them up in the public stree,s~
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-25

A bRor on rwo os HoSEY, well rubbed on
the hands while vet. after washing with soap,
prevents choppiug, and removes the roughness
Of the skin it is particularly pleasant Tor chill
dSsn's hands and faces in cold weather.
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|. Prime, WARp & Co.-The liabilities of this
house are set down at between oae and two mil
lions, large part Of which, il is understood, is
held by the Barings. Their suspension wss eau.
sed by the recent failures Of Giles, Son 4 Co,
and Alexander & Co, OF Londop.
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A LlrrLE Bov just beginning to read Cons
cressonal news asked his father If the tnemh@fs
los Congress were sll deaf and dumb He ,ho"~'.
they were, because ,heI msds-- ~
- ~ many motions.
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." 20 NIHUNI
O. 71aPaT a N @ s. .. 7.'

Nu1HE SUBSCRIBERS r has been appointed agent,
fsr The ssls of CONRAD MEYERS Gel
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD RI
AMOS. It this place. These Pianos have plain.
massive and beautiful exterior huih and, for depth
and sweetness of tone, and elegance Of workman
chip, ere nt surpassed BY sny in the United States
The following is . Recommendation from CAsI
DiErs, cclebrsted performer, and himself man
A'fiA'' % A CAR ID. ' ''
HAvIss had the pleasure Of trying the excel.
len, Piano Fortea msnfactused by M. Meyer, and
exhibited ., the last exhibition of,he franklin IN.
sttute feel il due to the true merit OF the maker
10 declare that these instruments arc quite equal
aad in some ssspsc,s superior, 10 oil the n.
ano Fortes, ! ssw at the capitals Of Europe, and
during . sojourn Of two yesrs q Paris ,,,s.,.
These Pianos will be cold st the msnufactuter''
lowest Phisdelphia prices IL not something lowe.
Persons are requested 10 call and exsHihe fol
themselves, At the residence Of The subscriber.
Sunbury, May II, lS45. II. b. MAsSER.
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A HANDSOME ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO GAL.
LASrnr.-The isir.famed Mississippi RiAemen
Regiment, have been permitted. through the
tain the guns by which they won such imperi-
shsbae honor in Mexico. The Government. at
the request OF the Governor, has issued them to
the State a. part Of the quota due it, and he,
considering be could no. render more excepta,
be service 10 the people. has declared there
shall be no divorce between the gsllsn, soldier
and his gum
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Boot & Shoe
EsTABLIS II MEN =.

DANIEL DRUCKEM1Ll.ER,
AT his Usd Establishment. in Market Street,
~ t'" NMn6uTB
-+H (OeeoefvE THE RED LION HOTEt,) W
II ETURNS his thanks for psst favors, aud 70
1, spec,fuliy informs his fieods and the public
seneraIly. that he continues TO manufacture to Or
der, in the neatest and latest style.
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES,
warranted If the hes, matrriai, and made BY the
most experienced workmen. He also keeps on
hand general assortment Of fashionable Boots for
gentlemen, together with large stock Of fashion
able gentIemens. boys iaJies and chiidren's Shoes,
sll Of which have been made under his own imme.
diate inspection. and are Of the best material and
workmanship, which he will sell low for cssh.
In addition TO the above, he has just received
from Phiiadelphia largo and extensive supply Of
Boots, Shoes, &C. Of s descriptions, which he also
offers for cash. cheaper than ever before Offered In
this place. He respectfully invites his old cnsto-
mers, and others, 10 call end examine for them.
selves.
Repairing done with uestness and despatch.
Sunbtry August I5th, 1885,
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From VERA cRUz.

VEGA Cruz--Cspt Wake, arres,ed nv :, 10,
Lally-Inou;ry into ,b, corduc, q, Canaan
Wells-Paredes and Santa Anna. &c.
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TO, f,or vs,. e.. =, a.. NJ. o. A..
,;ooo, d.,.. S., 81. .-'--'' -
Tho co,,,,,,u, 80 ~. ,u.,.. ,, =.
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.,,;,.,, ..J -, -. ,.,. ,a.a NJ. .,,
du., :. n.,fs.,,, oa;..,.,;t. ~.
A 6, p.,esde. he h.l,ed bse,rc +. ,.,cb.d
tho c;,v :, . ,I,cs c,I,.d (.,,o,,.-.on.mou,n;. .ou,;
..,.d .,,h s.n,. An,. h,,, s.n,s A.. ,,,,,,s
have inno,b;n, :, do with Him ,,,, an The contra.
70. ordered hin, IN ,s,xs the coou,,v IN IN. No..
nsl,v of death. p.rede, refused to obey. and is
.lso :. s;nc ar .,,eno,ino 10 raise . uar,v 10 NUT
down SAINT. Anna. -. -.
vA,xm,A ar rCo,r,rsos-A cn,,.snoo,,en,
Of the New Orle.ns Times piyes the Eo.,oviup
account Of Vs,euci.'s conduct Al Cuntrerus,
which ,-rees viii what Santa Anna ,sys o.
him ,s..-.lg 3 ,s.f.e- % -.4.' eeJ -rj
"vslencis was more than haff drunk, and hsd
spent the early part Of the nj III in alternate
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WnAt ARE VIZ 1o BIZ The wonderful pro.
gress OF this country in population and wealth,
hss excited the astphishtnent Of the world The
friends Of free Institutions everywhere have
watched this progress with admiration, snd have
induced the Success which has attended our
experiment. as a triumphant illustration of the
copsbility Of the people for sell. lt.gcsetnment.
But wonderful as has been our pscrtess in
the past, the future promises still more as,cun-
ding deveiopements. The following table ls Ia.
ken FROM the Westminster Review. If in 40
years. the population Of this country is destined
to reach the vast aggregate Of 1S7, ,00o,u0 of
soule, what tremendous responsibilities rest up
on our rulers! A county with such destiny,
should be governed by wise men, whose policy
will lead 10 The speedy development Of It's hid
den resources, and TO the early construction and
improvement Of every required commercial :aci-
| lity.
The population Of America was stated, or per
haps was supposed TO he, in ITO, 6,OOOOW
A census was officially taken for the
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PRICES OF ADvERrnsnGN.
! SQUARE ! insertion,
l do . do 4.
1 1n 4 IA

SQUARE insertion, 50 so
do do 7s
do 8 do w
Every subsea aen, insertion, 2h
Yearly Advertisements: one column, S25 half
column, S's, thee squares, Sis; two squares ~,
one sqaass, $S. HalEysaSly che column, sls
bali column. SIP three SQUARES, 81, two squares,
IS; one square, 80 SO.
Advertisements left without directions as to tho
length Of ,no they are TO be published, will ls
continued uhtn ordered cut, and chstsed accord
ingly,
cirsisttsh ins, or less make square.
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THE KILLED AND WOvsrrD,-Wec copy from
the Delta list Of the killed and wounded off.
GERS spd prisates, in the various divisions end
brigsdes Of our army, in the late battles before
the city Of Mexico The killed, we are graft
find, are not numerous as we supposed, and ma.
ny Of the wounded are bu, sls h,ly hurt. The
recapituls,ion 10 a. follows
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HYpsorHosrA "A man by the name of Ed.
ward Skaatr. residing in the town Of Bethany,
Gennessee Co., N. Y, was bitten BY mad dog
some two years since in Chicago. while on a
Win, there. He never felt the effects Of The
bite until the week before last. when he was
violently attacked, and had twenty. five pa.
roxysms, which are said TO have been OF the
most alarming character He was bled freely,
and 80 reduced as to stop the convulsions, and
is now comparatively easy, with prospects Of a
recovery.
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Silver LepIhe Watches, JeweI'ed, hne~
quality, 'i t - 90
Scnerior ,Oum,;cr WatcheA ....s.l. 10 90
Imitation Cusr,ier Watches, not warranted, 90
Gold SpcctacIes, 90
Fine Silver Spec,scfes, "
Gold Brac.lets with topaz stones. so
Ladies' Gold Pencils, q6 carats, 100
Gsld Finger Kings 373 cts 10 S., Ws'ch Chs.
see, pasin, 122 CTS; patent, ,s2; l.unet. 2S. o.
ther srticles in proportion. All goods warranted
to Re what they src sold for. o. CONRAD.
IN ha~d, some Gold cad Savsf Levers, LePines
and Quarters, lower than the above prices.
Philsdeiphis, Dec. 3, iS46.-iy
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,"PhiLadelphia Watch and Jescelry Store"
Ne. 96 North SECOND street, corner of Quarry
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GOLD Lever Watches. full
jewclled, ls carat cases, S45 90
Silver Lever Watches, full
. jewelled. s.1 2S 90
Silver Lever Watches, se.
ven jewels, Ia 90
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VIRGINIAN.

LATEST FROM CALIroRNn-The editor OF the Pha-
depha u s. Gazette has been favored with the perusa
of letter dated Mazatlan, May 3D. which was
brought by English gentlemen, who travelled over
land to the Gulf of Mexico from the Pacific coast
The United States ship Independence, Com. Shubrick,
had been bockadng Mazatan for two or three months,
and during that period had taken several prizes She
expected maintain the blockade month two longer,
and then sail for the Sandwich Islands, from whence she
would Monterey in September
The United States ships Cyane and Portsmouth were
cruising up and down the The former had taken
several prizes and the I'd day of May the latter had
captured prize valued 20O00O but this does not
a. some thing for the honor of the There have been
ir thoughts of attack Acapulco, which is rep
resented being nearly strong Vera Cruz but IT Is
KIN what the intentions OF the commodore.
The California regiment had arrived out and in very bad
condition.
The coast of California is quiet, and the inhabitants of
Monterey have been santed by the sounds OF Yankee
and hammers ringing through the woods and asonshed to
houses springng mp in their streets almost as II by
magic They have had the pleasant sight, too OF Yankee
girls Yankee bonnets, tripping along amid the shawl
covered senoritas.
Immigrants have and coming over the noun.
ains great numbers Some of the parties have suffered
to horrible One overtaken by winter
in the mountains, and reduced such awful state
that they iged the bodies OF those OF the
party who died OF cold and hunger is singular fact
that of the women survived the horrors OF the
situation they in, while the died rapidly
their arrival in comfortable quarters it found difficult
TO make them proper food Suffering had subverted
and their and they seemed desilouS OF
continuing their Ghoul-like propensities.
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Old Point Comfort Hotel, virginia.

THIS splendid establishment, from provements,
unsurpassed in the comfort and of its
daton by in the Union, will be opened for the
ton OF visers the LIST day of June. Situated on the
Chesapeake bay in full view of the ocean, healthy
any spot in the world and lying directly the great mail
between the north and SOUTH n resting
health pleasure with climate in early summer famed
for its refreshing breezes, be described more
delightful Or more hearhyas the experiences of all persons
living acquainted here will provehan that enjoyed by
all in the latter part of August and the fall months
This, with the great facility OF reaching herebeng distant
only few hours from of large cities, with daily
mails both north and SOUTH and from eight twelve fine
steamboats, passing daily every drecon--make IL
desirable location for families and of business WELL
also, eghttu and safe for those whom fear
disease drives away from their homes.
The bath-houses have been greatly enlarged and i'm
proved, fitted with hot baths, shower baths and private
baths and still aording ample for the expert
swimmer There is also splendid beach for those who
prefer surf bathing.
The table win be supplied with all the Injuries of the
and surrounding markets the cellar and with the
best wines and liquors 10 be procured. The orthe
magnificent public work in the couny-oies military pa
raes and the loveest walks the bay, the finest fishing
and sailing while for others there billiards. pins
music, and dancing, with oblgng and efficient agents
each department We shall every exertion to make
Old Point in all respects the desirable watering
in the county.
JAMES S. FRENCH.
May 20-lawcp MAT Infe.l
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meeting of the Jackson Monument COMMITTEES,
~ held on the 10th day of June instant it unani-
mousy resolved that the Jackson should be
placed in the centre of Lafayette Square. in the city Of
Washington and that its pedestal should be solid block
OF rock and the undersigned committee instructed
to advertise for proposals to furnish and deliver in said
square rock of suitable dimensions for the pedestal upon
which is to be erected the colossal bronze equestrian statue
of Jackson.
This therefore give notice. that sealed proposals will
be received by the undersigned committee until o'clock
M, Tuesday the third day of august ner for furnish
ing and delivering in the of Lafayette Square, in
this city, by the ls day of March next solid rude rock
of granite, other durable sone OF between 900 and 1000
tons in weghtas may be oil the latter weight. 1t
is believed that such rock RAY be obtained the Poto-
mac river, this city. The form of the rock be
such as will be suitable for the purposes of the committee
on which they will decide before its removal
The proposals will state the price for furnishing and de-
verng the rock in the of Lafayette Square, and
the kind of stone offered.
The money will be paid upon the delivery of the rock
the place above named but the committee will make adj
to the CONTRACTOR account the rock progresses
to its place of destination.
The undersigned committee the right of rejecting
all the proposals if they should not be satisfactory.
Proposals be addressed the undersigned from whom
further information on the subject may be had desired
Washington city, June n, 1917
b. Il. FRENCH,
JOHN c. RIVES, Committee.
JOHN W. MAURY,\
June 2i-2awd&cpt3A MAT. Int
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Bv II. W. DYER, .auctsoneer.

INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Il PLATE, WINES, &c, at Browns Hotel, Washing
tonon Monday the 18th June instant, at 10 o'clock,
Hoeon Pennsylvania all the household uniture
plate, wines, liquors. &c., of that large and well known
adjustment embracing
The furniture of several parors furnished in the ele-
CANT manner with rosewood and mahogany furniture
Very large and handsome French plate pier glasses
Saxony, imperial and Brussels carpets &c, ali nearly
The furniture Of 100 chambers the feather beds and hair
mattresses of superior quality
large quantity OF table and linen blankets and bed
ding
Alarge quantity Of silver plate and plated ware, cutlery
China, glass, and crockery ware
Also. the wines and liquors, of which there is large
quantity OF most superior quality
Wt great variety Of articles necessary Tor large
establishment
Due notice viii be given of the order in which the urni-
ture, Nc., will be sold.
Catalogues will be made of the wines and liquors. and
had my auction and the hotel previous
the sale.
The of sale will he All of and under $50.
cash, $780, and exceeding $780, credit of sixty
days; 800 credit ofthee six, and nine months,
for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
June IL H. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
nesday next the 9Th inst, hour and place. when il
will positively take place.
July r. w DYER, auctoneer.