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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13

The Wire. tu.eds no guilt TO break hus-
bands heart; til, a51ence OF content, the mutter-
ings OF spleen. tae Suu,idy dress and cheerless
hprac the iorbiddnk scowl and deserted hearth
these :.nd other nEneless neglects, without n
crime among them, Fave narrowed to the quick
the Heart oil many man, aud planted there, be-
yond the reach of crxe, the germ of dark despair
Oh! may woman before that sad sight arrives.
dwell on tie recollet:tons OF youth, and cherish
the dear idea of that Sunefu time, awake and keep
alive the promises she then kindly gave; and
though she NAV be Che injured, not the injuring
one-the forgotten rot te torgetful wi(e--=a hap
ny allusinn to the hoiir OF Iowa kindly welcome
10 comfortable lose-a smile of lore to 6anisiIT
hostile words-a kiss of peace to pardon all the
past, and the hardes heart that locked itself
within the breast of Selfish man will soften to her
charms, and bid heFtIive. as she had hoped, her
years in machless bbss-Ioved, loving, and con-
tent-the soother + the so:rowing heart-the
source OF comfort anf the spring of JOY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13

PowER OF Gag rLENEss.-Whoeyer under
stands his own inter sts, and is pleased with the
beautiful rather thai the deforTned, will be careful
to cherish the vlrtueAof gentIeness. Ii requires
but slight knowledge of human nature to COM
vince us that much Il our happiness in life must
depend upon the cultivation OF this virtue. Gem
tleness will assist si possessor in all his lawful
undertakings: it wiz often make him successful
when nothing else could. 1t is exceedingly love-
" and attractive in APPEARANCE it wins the heaEts
OF all; it is even Stronger rlIan argument, and
often prevails when chat would be pOwerless and
Intellectual: it shows that man can put a bride
upon his passions that he is above the igroble
vulgar, whose clIara! terstic is to storm and rage
like the troubled OCEAN at every little adversely
and disappointment that crosses Their path. lt
shows that he can spar away into the bright IT.
mosphere of good fesling, and live in celfilHaI
sunshine. when all ABOUND him are, like maniaess
the sport of their ovsfl passions.
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Ocurrnl qntcIliQtntr.

U$nI 1,4toII;or,,1r
Dr't~ ~ ~
r,.yxsy,v1y,t G,,uIF,,. LAVA ,,Iusccu-
,i,,, Lo Lco, ,.,itn,oJ hr,.,rc philadcln,ia M
ris,ro,o oooip., q MIR. Kcrri.ou. tie kerpcr q; !;
17,sh;nnabIe hlri,rd room under the new law
,;,,st ganhIi,.,r Tho "REMINISCENCES leaLnn
~ il arc said To- lie these ~ a well known st,
$40 was missior. A cl,,rl. was called upon t.,
ccorrt Cor il wien he confessed lin, he had bcrn
"nticed to the billiard ROOFS referred TO- an" lt'et
lost lnc greater Pari Oh H..
us tDH$tH""h"i"Y'-rI ''po'' - VI C!I "'".i>
III l'hiIadclphil ,hat s"'leS'S Is "'''uI '''
70 test, before The Supreme Cont me r"'s'i''i-
nonahty OF inc il'c Jaw i'7@e" ny '''e C''i'S!!-
wanna Legislature ag'iirs! @ttIlnlIhG.
p.,r,r,-,-,,, (rro,,- 'rnrt-iIr NVr, II
r,nin So,.s tI,r Nrw,rl; ,ver,scr. has ijrou,,I
s,oc;,rc,s If rro,,,. and rpc frnil from IN,
cherry trees IN ms d;trurf isIt,r s,asi,e
not cultivated !crc. Ife fruit begins 20 rirrn
early IN JAY ara continues 10 bear Hnl'I Inc r&t
., i,',u'l'le ~ r": "l,'T' INV w.
grunge 'IeG rs; p'oSsola l,''' UT "a an
progress ne ripe cl'T'' - I1'i nT"''E
Ih"Peu' VI ""lN ,,"i :, t'''Io
IL Is one VI .''o "I'" oI'' anu me ~,
Rumscy's late i!orclIo--wb jch commences rirci-
ing about the st Of August and continues 10 pre-
Guce until frost. Mr. C.-";'aincd the two trccs
which arc gratis, from rrrs0n i'll New York
and they have borne we'll :nf four seasons.
II-,-,.-,,- M,..,.,,.. r. y ,,io.c<,
'1I'i ne ne " = 80 80
III Troy, "a, shot MS Wt:' ny ''lTt'AS' q" me
evening OF the ia uIt. N'r'akhg !er i'F Il TOD
Der. breaking INTO the mousse he SriZed MS Gth
ana fired. Inc whole chaf.e o! shot entered il;ir
she had got out of bed TO laise the wlndcw. when
her husband, who was aS!Hop. awoke and bcc"t1l-
ing frightened. jmmediai3:F tired. Z.
,.,.,-,.-.,.-, Dc,.,-,,, Drr;,,r ,Lorrocros!,.
~ ic-NNl'li-i' IN n,; Nm.
~ ,.r ~ ho. va ,I ;ro, IN,
Jay t'ss, II, % ~ , ,trn
s,.Iio ;L ra,.', ,I no o, 80,
'1'e - i:,,;Go,, Io,, IT,, 10
f rato,, %o o,,f,,,G ,l,corJ in ,ro,,f
~ ,,rod III i, I,,n
which were inscribed the words, ''-No h"n'"e. 70
mur1ercrS." If This fellow were in the country
where his symPathles lie, DC would he at Inc head
Of the gueras.
Corroy N EyGLAYD.-,Alr. McQ uecn stated IN
evidence beCore a commi,trn ortb. IIouse Of Co,!-
mons last month, that in the course olthc last
twenty-five years. EngianH mas pald, tor cG COZ:
aIone' 20 me OhItSo ota!eS 1oo'OoV''oo S'c''''s'
or 81 OU,oOO,UOO. L,-
Sx.rr Srony-Tbc Story pocs that the Cler-
mani county foIl;s have dI:ccye7pd Great <arrcr
in n mil n6nd near RatavI.. Ohio. It's described
as Mt least len inches in di:fmeter-with head as
I,rge as a common sized b.rse's head. and IL least
,r,o fat ~ Tho ani;y,,l has been seen u;t;
out discovering lie ta;l ~ tho last accounts
lge parry o, o men, Mo 10 |'I tbo No dou
w." sao sorrot la G,nnd snbtcrra
cavern and made bis debm; there
-
KILLED BY IlGHrNrSG.--.A vounr MAJ natnnd
Muter was Instantly Killed bv lightning, near
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13

|p 1CE.-Fresh Beat Rice, for sale by
AG July 3, 1917. E. NJ. AISQU1TH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13

N AILS-5O kegs Nails of all sizes, just re
IL ceiyed and for sale low by
July Is. WIN. r. SEWERS.
RLANKS, OF ALL KINDS, FOR SALE
- Low, at THIS OFFICE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13

Corrox IN ENGLAND..-,Alr. Mcqueen stated IL
evidence before committee ofthe House of CoH
mons last month, that in the course o!.tllc last
twenty-five years, EngIapd has paid, for cott@'
alone, TO the United States 268 100000 sterling
or 81 800 100000
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13

T.. C;oTrEs-A cEEf;," n brasiul German app,atio!
'or burial place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, ny
JAMES w. BELLER,

on MAIN STREET, ArEw DOORS ABOVE THE
U,r,rv RNSKl
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New Firm.

yd'HE Unders gned herc gives notice. that he
4 has ssocia,ed with huself, Ne a partner in
tn" mercantile business, in his store adjoining
Weaver, Tavern, in Suuhuty, John Haas, and
iha, the said store will hereafter be conducted un
DIR the firm of Clement Il Haas The store al
the S,u,h West corner Of Market Squire will I've
conducted heretofore. Nv the subscriber himself
to which he respectfully invites his customers and
friends.
He also n"tifics all those indebted 10 him. 10 call
between this and the l.t of January next. aud set.
tie their sccounis
All kinds Of produce will be taken on account,
st cash prices.
Hereafter no longer than four months credit
will he given. IRA 4. CLEMENT.
Suntury, Nav a. 1876 If
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-20

WOMAN IN AN INTERESTING SITUATroN.-.
Cstharine MeKeon, a stout Irish girl, arrived
in this country few weeks ego and took lodg.
ings ten emigrant boarding house, KEEP, by
VIM. Mclaughlin Al 94 Mulberry street Lat.
terly, it appears, she concocted plac 70 rob her
host, and discovered after patient watching, tbs,
the bercau, in a room up stairs, was the deposi.
tory Of his money; she crept 10 it on Sunday
night, when all the inmates Of the house were
asleep and succeeded in making herself the pos.
SCISSOR Of ts contents in the sum of &5l 50, and
fine clothes enough TO make two good sized
bundles. Fearing TO 60 down stairs with her
plnnder past McLaughlin's bedroom door, che
went into an attic room, and fastening rope to
her bedstead determined to let herself down in.
to the yard and then make her exct by the al
ley way. She dropped the bundles out before
she commenced her ariel descent, aa1 then TO
guard against losing her hold fastened the loee
enc of the rope to her ankle. This was all sc.
~ WELL but the rope was eight feet too short and
though she slid down ike . Jay bird for the
first thirty feet, she was suddenly brought up
with round turn and tossed upside down in
something less than the twinkiing Of bed post.
What rendered the matter worse her clothes
fell about her ears and nearly smothered her,
while the tart northern air touched her rather
uhciviiy in less protected quarter. There
was no remedy left for Miss McKeon, there.
fore, but holler watch and holler she did, with
the lungs Of a volunteer fireman. Owing TO
the noise being somewhat deadened by her
skirts, however, relief did not come at once.
but after the lapse of about three minutes two
public spirited policemen rushed up the alley
and confronted the strange object. For time
neither Of the wondering stars could bring their
knowledge Of natural history to bear upon the
nature Of an animal making such strange
noise, and apparently without a head. But
summonins courage and resolution, they at
length advanced and laying hands upon the
dangling figure soon discovered its genus, end
with the aid of jack knife and good lin tur.
ned it up on the other end, pretty good look-
ing gal. BY THE time the Landlord was sros.
sed when the whole affair came out. and Miss
Cstharine Mckcon was marched Of to the sta
'ion house to be locked up fos larceny. It
was rather fortunate for Mise McKeou that m.
ture had blessed her with a stout ankle.
National Police Geaeiie.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-20

Aaesdote % DR.. Note 81 Unien College.
On an evening preceding Thanksgiving. moi
many years ago, two students left the college,
with the most .Jcxi intent Of procuring some OF
the Doctors dne, fat chickens. that roasted in .
tree adjoining his house. When they arrived
at the spot, one asceuded the tree. while the O..
'her stood with the bag, ready TO receive the
plumber. II 90 happened that the Doctor him.
sci: had just le0 his house, with the view Of se-
curing the sane chickens for his Thanksgiving
dinner. The rogue under the tree hearing
some ono approaching, Immediately creeped a.
way, without notifying his companion among
the branches. The doctor came up SILENTLY
and was Immediately sslutrd from above as fol.
lows: Are yon ready = Yes responded the
Doctor, assembling his voice as much as posi-
Bile.
The other Immediately laying hands on the
old rooster exclaimed-'flere's old Prex, will
you have himr 'Paes him along was the re-.
ply. and he was soon in the Doctors bsg. Here's
'"srm Prex.' said the all unconscious student,
grabbing fine old hen, will You have herr
Yes again responded the Doctor r--'Ilere's
son John, will you have him ? Here's daughter
Sal, take her 2 and so on until he had gone re.
Cu'ariy through with the Dr's family aud chic.
k-ns The old man walked oh in one direc.
ton with the punder, while the student, well
satisfied with his nights work, came down and
s,reaked il for the college. Great was his a.
sonshment to learn from his companion that
he had not got any chickens, and if he gave
them to any one, it must have been to Dr. Mott.
Expulsion. fines, and disgrace, were uppermost
ia their thoughts until the next forenoon, when
both received q polite invitation from their Pre-.
sident. requesting the presence Of their compa.
ny ,oa Thanksgiving dinner. To decline was
imposs Bile, 50 with hearts full Of anxiety for
the result, they wended their way TO the house,
where they were pleasantly received by the old
gentlemen, and with a large party were soon
seated around the festive board. After asking
q blessing, the Doctor rose from his seat, and
taking the carving knife, turned with . smile
to the rogues and said: Young gentlemen,
kete's Old Prex, and Marin Prex, son John,
nnc daughter SAL At the same time touching
successiveIy the respective chickens; TO which
will you be helped THE modification Of his
students may be imagined. Re.
publican.
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To Purchasers of
D r Y G OOD s.

@a Ro &EDDI2@,
M. i2i Feorf ST., NEW YORK,
HAVING established Branch At No. I44 Che
IL not st.. Philadelphia, is now opening, and wi
be constantly receiving from the New York Au
tiOns. an extensive assortment of
FANCY K STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which will I've sold at the lowest New York p'ice
at wholesale sud Retail. Among his stock will
found q good assortment, Of the folio wing article,
Jacc"nets, Plaid, Hair CouJ, Lace, Stripe, Boo
Swiss anil Tsrlaan Musl,ns. Bishop and Line
Lawns, Fancy Cap Nrtts, Fancy and Ball p~sse
Thread l.accs, Application Do, rich Back Sill
Trimming Lace, Irish Liasns, Linen Camhric
Linen Csmbr'c Hdkfs., Curtain Fringes, Cashme
dEcosse, Mousellnc de l.ane. Silk and Cote
Warp Airsccas, Qu"em's Cloth, Gala Plaid
French Merinos, Black Silks, Gloves, Six Hos
Shswls, Cravss, Ribbons. Embsoderhs $. &C., &c
Country Merchants and others visiting Philsd'
pha or New York to purchase, are respectfully
vited to call aud examine the stocks.
Nov. |, ls45.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-20

TAXING 1T COoLLy.-Thoee nervous clerical
gentlemen who ore too sadly annoyed q, cry.
ing child or sleepy hesrer 10 church. oueh, to
have six months tuition at Nigga China. One
of the Baptist Missionaries .hese, describing his
interesting congregation. nys !-'Ths men
bring their pipes, tobacco, and fint they s,r,ke
fire, fill the room with smoke, which they blow
through their usual orfces, and make remarks
about our words, dresssnd appearance. The wo-
men bring their work and sometimes their tee
pots. ,hTpsiing the nose into the friends mouth,
% the men do their pipes
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EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY!
DEAFNESS oAHg BE uu1EDu

HNOOPERS ETERIAL OLA promp, and
~ lasting remedy for DE.vSEss, alss for pains
and discharge Of matter from the Ears.
Hundreds of cures in ca,es deemed utterly hope
less have firmly tablished its superiority
~ former Medicsl discovery.
This valuable Acoustic Medicine 10 a compound
Of four different Obs, one Of which, The active snd
principal ing edient is ohtsned Gom the bark Of a
c'rIsn species of WALNUT, a new ard sfiectusl
agent in the cure Of Deafness.
Persons who had been deaf for 10, Is and even
20 years, have been permanently cured by using
this oil. In fact, 50 numerous and emphatic
have heen the testimonials in it, favor that the in.
vsnior claims for il the distinction Of tnfalihle
Remsdy, in oil cases, when the Ear is perfect in
its formation.
For further particulars, and evidence Of i,s gres,
vslus, see printed sheets, in the hands ri Agents.
For sale in Sunhury, by J. w. FRlLlNG.
September l9ih, lS46-ly
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TONGRESS INK.-Bue and Black Congress
" Ink, Of superior qualify, for sale cheap at the
store Of HENRY MAsSER.
July 4th, l64s.
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B Ell We AND LIV f
Il II q M S o n IS
Compound Syrup OF Tar l. Woo

TIME unprecedented success Of this medicine.
Il the restoration of health. 10 those who, iD d'
pair, had given up all hopes, has given il an II
ted reputation above all other remedies, !urnish
evidence OF its intrinsic value and power as the {
ly agent which can I've relied upon for the cure
Pulmonary Consumption. Bronchi,tis, Asihn
Pain in the side and Breast, Splitting Of Bio,
Wbooping Cough, Group, &c.
Attention is requested 10 the following ASrO
iSHiNG CURE, by Thom,on's Compound Syr
Of Tar and Wood Nap,hs!!
PHILADELPHIA, May Sd, isi4
MR.. THOMSON-Desr Sir-Wnh crate
feelings inform you Of the astonishing effects
your medicine, which has literally rsis'd me fr,
a dea,h.lcd ! Nv disease, Pulmonary Consun
ton, had reduced ME 50 low that my physician
noanccd my case hopeless Al this Junction I /
gan 10 u c your mrd,cine, and mirsc urus Is il n
seem, il has compltrlv vestoveI me 10 health, al
everything else had failed Respectfully YOURS,
WASHINGTON MACK
Charlotte street, above George str,
The undersigned being rersonsliy scqusin
with Washington Mack and his sufierings. b
witness 10 the astonishing effects Of Thomsc
Compound Syrup Of Tar, and the truth Of th,
bove statement.
JOS. WINNER, 3is North Third street,
DAVID VICKERS, AZ Almond street,
HUGH M'GlNLEY, s. Z. corner Tam
and Fourth streets.
Prepared only by 8. P. Thomson, N. z. cor
Of 9th and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
Agents--H. d. Mssser, sunhury d. Or
and Df. Macpherson, Harrisburg Jno. G. Bro
Po,,sville Geo. Earl, Rssding Houston 4 !
on, Towards, Bradford county, Pc. Price SO CO
per bottle, or IS per dozen.
or BesDoy. Of al imi,atisrs
Philsdelphis, June 2sth, Ie45.-Iy
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1leM GOODS, AetD Goods.
Cheaper Than Ever!

OHN II. PURDY. has jus, received. st his
% New Store. in Markc, Square, fresh supply
OF Sess"nalle Goods, such ~
Cloths. Csssimers, Ss,inet,s, Kentucky Jeans,
Cords, Drillings. Alpacess. Ginghnms,
Prints, Muslins, Hosiery. Gloves. &c.
Al,o: Queen,wars aud Groceries,
which will he sold very low. Purchasers sre invi.
ted to call and e1 smne his stock before puTchssing
elsewhere. The highest price paid for Produce.
Sunbury. October l7rb, Iss6.-tf
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EEVEE. & AGUE.

VVlENS OF THOUSANDS Of unhappy being.
Il in the "Ague Sections" Of our country are
now tormen eh with that hated complaint" FE.
YER e. AGUE, ON BILIOUS INTERMlT.
TENT FEVER, or CHLLs AND FEvEn. rs il !.
vari"usly called. The univers4l voice Of this en-.
lire community 'drom Maine to Georgia" and from
the Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains, declares
ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC
MIXTURE
to he the great and only safe. sure and radical
cure, when property used. This cannot he con.
tovei,rd. II res,Ores the natural feelings and E..
lasticay Of the constitution IN manner that no.
thing else will.
Extract Of letter. dated
LKwrsrowS, Pa. Oct. 10. la42.
Every bottle Of the Improved Tonic Mixture
sent has hecn sold. aud I do not know Of one in.
stance that it did NJ, affect a cure. -Four bottles
cured five cases Of The worst kind Of Fever and A..
gue-one case was myself After trying Quinine
and oil other cures thought OF by my Physician.
finding M relief finally sen, for one bute of your
Tonic Mixture. and was relieved. in fact cured in
"a hours. Please send on fresh supply, as there
ID none ief." You,s truly,
SAMUEL HOPPER.
UJr Sold on Agency in Sunhury, by II. Masser
and Others, and all the Storekcepers in the don-
ing Counties. Octnbcr II. 1916
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CLEMENT D. EAAS.

- PESPECTFULl.Y inform the public. tia, on
~ the 9Th inst, they entered into partnership,
in the mercantile business, =, the store reccn'iy
occupied by Ira 7. Clement. sdj'ining Wea,crs
Tsvrtn, in Sunhury. They have lately received
new stock "f coods, which they will dispose Of
At tho lowest prices.
All kinds of produce will I've taken in exchange
for gods.
No longer thsn four months credit will he given.
IRA T.. CLEMENT,
John HAAS.
Sunluvv. NV. "A, lsi6.-tG
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DE IT'S TR Y.
rAccE TTr,r,TP.

= ASOS LEIiESs
HNhANKFUL for the liberal encouragement
which he has received. wouli respectfully
inf'rm his friends snd the citizens Of Northum,.sr.
land county in general. ,hat he has prepared him.
SELF with the bes. incurrup,ible Teeth, Gold Plate.
Gold Foil, &c, that cen be had in the city Of Phi
ladephia and that he will endeavor, TO the umusi
OF hi. ability. to render full satisfaction to al who
uay think proper to engage his services. He will
be In Sudbury Of the August court, where he will
he prepared, at his residence to insert Teeth on
Gold Plate. or Pivot, on The latest and most sp.
proved plans, and attend to oil the branches belong>
ing 10 DENrAL SURGERY.
Ladies will he waited on at their places Of resi-
dence. if desired.
His charges will be reasonable, and his work
warranted.
He will visit dffrren, parts Of the county, about
once in three months.
sunbury, July 18th. ls46-6m
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G L . = z 7 II 9,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

'>HE suhscsitrrs ere constantly manufacturing
\ from the best French, English and American
manufactured Cloths and Csssimers, CLOTHING
in q very superior style, cut and Workmanship
Persons buying to sell sgsin will find one Of the
largest and fashionable stock Of goods 10 select
from In the city, and ., Unprecedented L'w prices.
J. w. Il Il. d. STOKES,
ls4 Market VI. Philsd
N. d, A large sssortmert Of Odd Fellows Re-
gala constantly on hand and all order. from lodges
OF individuals Punc,uslly attended to. on the most
liberal terms. J. w. Il L. u. 8.
Philadelphia, June 27th, lsiS.-iy
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BANK NOTE LIST.
pENNsYLvANIA.

The following list shows the current value ef all
'spnsylyauis nank Nacs. Tho most implich re-
lance may ip plsccd upon il, ss il is every ,oeek
,srefuiy compared with ard corrected from Bick.
nsll's Reporter