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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-17
Orphans' Court Sale.

TN pursu nee Of an ot,let of The Orphans Cnur
l of Norihumi eiiand county. will he sold al pu
lie vendur, on Saturday the l7th day of July mex
on the premises, to wit; A certain tract Of lar.
situate in Shamok n township, in said county, cor
tanning 2O9 sores and I 3 pcrches strc, mc asurr
adjoining land of tho heirs Of Martin Weaver job
Uneer, solomon Feeely, and Isaac Tfeihley,
wherron is erected two story log house aud stone
kitchen, a large fame bank barn, stone smnks
house and an excellent orchard of choice fruit
Also, one other Uact, situate in the township an \
county aforesaid. containing 35 acres and So PEI
ches, adjoining the above described tract, Samuel
Halcs, Gco,gc Unger, and Isaac rreihley, wherein
are erected one and q half story frame house, q
frame stable. and log shop. with good we'll OF
water a, ,he house, and a thriving young orchard
Of choice fruit. A,so certain other tract Of wood
land situate in the township aforesaid containing
sI acres aud 81 perchss. adjoining Conrad Yeseer,
Joseph Chsmberiin. and Augustus Hucy. Also,
q certain other truc, of hand in said to nship, con,
taining 81 and ! n perch's, strict measure,
Of which about one half is cleared. adjoining Au.
eustus Hu Y, Nathaniel Sax,on, and others Al
So, certain other tract situate In ssid township
containing Q acres and IA pe,che-, strict measure,
adjoining Solomon fee.i .iy, and others. Late the
estate Of Christian Fegsly. decd.
Sale 90 commence at 10 o'clock, A. N. of said
by SOLOMON FEGELY,
REUBEN FEGELY,
BY order Of the court, Adn,rs.
EpwAsD OTsrER. Clk. o..
Sunbury, April 24,h, ls47.-tsl3t
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my DEAR. where is my Morning and Even
,og Devotion, said MIR. Paul Partington-mean-
ing small book with that title, in which he
WAS accustomed 10 read. "Ilcre it is" said
the closet, "hcre It ~, in the bottle" lie look-
III '"tently in her face, to see il malice was ac-
'uating her, bn, al there was caim and rather
han destroy her apparent satisfaction al oblig-
ing him, he RETAINED from explanation end par
touk - Boston Post
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Spring Goods.

vINHE subscriber has just reoeve,l his New
i Spring Goods, to which he invites his fr'en..
and customers 10 call and examine Tor themse, %,
His stock consists in part Of the following:
Superior Cloths. Of al colors; Csssimers Of d'e'.
ent patterns; Satin aud other ves'ines Ga.
Iicos, Lawns, Ginghams, Checks. Tick
ines, and summer wear Of all kinds
and prices; also. I.rghorn and
Palm leaf Hats; Umbrellas
and Paraso,s, frrm25
cents upwards;
also. Groce, les, Queens
ware, Hardware, CeIarware,
Oiis, Paints, Fish, Salt. &c, &C.. Sc.
and in fact evrrv article usually kept in a coun,r
store. which will be sold very low. for cash or an"
Kind of trade. JOHN B0GAR
Sunbuty, May 18th, Isi7.--nl4y
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ANEcporK up DAVID CRocKEr-Dayid once
visited meusgerie at Washin gton, and paus.
'"g moment be'ore Particularly hideous
monkey, exclaimed, "what a resemblance to
the Hon. Dr.-." The words were scarce.
iy spoken when he turned end, TO his as,onish.
ment, saw, standing ut his side, the very man
whom he had complimenled. 81 beg you par.
Jou." said the gallant Colonel. ~ would uo,
have made the remark had known tina. you
was near me; and am ready to make the
most humble apology for my objectionable rude.
ness. but" looking first at The insulted member
OF Congress, whose face was any thing but
lovely, and then at the animal that he had com
pared to him, 'hang me il can tell whether
ought 10 apologize to YOU or to the monkey"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-17

THE COMMON LAVA legal Member Of
Congress was once foed in an important law.
suit before an Indiana jury, by the adroitness
of a pe,tifogger who was opposed to him. The
honorable gentleman was bu. little acquainted
IN that region of his circuit, whereas the petit
fogger was stogcther at home. The former
had occasion, in the course of his argument, to
make frequent reference TO the common law
OF England,' which made his side Of the case
quite clear but his antagonist soon demolished
that strong hold. ..
'Gentlemen OF the jury, said he in reply,
what have you to do with common, law OF Eng.
land Whist have you 10 do with any English
liw' If we are guided by English law at all
We want their best law not their common law;
we want as good law as Queen Victoria herself
makes use of for gentleman, we are all sove.
reigns here. But we don't want no English
law. United States law is good enough for
US; yes, Indi.a.na law is good enough for In.
diana jury; and 60 know you will convince
the wordy gentleman who has come here to in
sui, your patriotism aud good sense by attempt.
ing to influence your decision through the com.
mon law of Eug land ?
The jury gave the pc,tfogger his case with.
out consultation knicktrJocker.
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SOMETHING NEW!
TTHHE Subscribers have the exclusive right Of
Il vending J. NJ. THATCHER'S
Hot Blast Hot Air Cooking
~HOD~Eo

in the counties of Northumberland, Columbis and
Schnylkii; and from the encouragement, me, with
already, they expect TO 40 large business. This
stove is constructed on IN entirely new principle,
and on the only principle that can make both
good wood aud coal stove. The inventor has over
come all the difficulties ,ha, so frequently belong u
other stoves He has by his arrangement, con-
,'uc,cl q brcil,ng GJOVem IL front, where
in broilinr, roasting, frying baking may he done
and al the smell that arises ,hsrefrom must pass
into the combustihle chamber. and 10 not ai all
thrown out into the room I q Besides this, there
is oven only two inches less than the whole size
Of the stove. wherein baking or roasting may he
done well i, can I've in the common brick oven.
This "ven is slwavs Fl, for use when the stove is
heated, Us the whole drausht Of ho, air passes a.
round It constantly.
Public attention is particularly called To this
stove. !, can lie seen at our Store and TIN Estah-
shment in North Danvilir at the sign II the Co
umhis Tin shop und at the Foundry of Rohrhnch
& Ciemcn, ia Sunbury, where its particular quail.
ties will be fully shown aud explained 10 any person
wishing To cx anime it.
The subscribers continue to have on hand al
kinds of parloi stoves such radis'ors, cyleners,
fancy snd plain. suitable for all who may favor us
with a call; also common sheet and Russia Iron.
which eau I've made IN any drslrable shape; tog'
iher with general assortment of tin and j,p,nned
ware, %ntlt,dle anu feail. Cuuntty Hi'T nfnts
are invited Ia call aud eysmne our stock. rs our
work canno, nd surpassed. and prices modoera,e.
n. Is. We eau safely recommend the above men,
toned stove to persons who wish To embark in
good business, The paen,ee will sell either
ty OF state rights to suit purchasers aud on rea'
s"nahir terms Tie or his agents NAV be found in
Danvillc, Pa J. & J. ANTER.
The undersigned, having seen in operation the
bot blast hot air cooking stove. Invented and pa
tented hy ]. N. Thatcher, certify that we believe,
from the manner Of its constiuc,iu aud opera ion,
that il l. the hest one offered To the public The
arrangement is 80 complete and The construction Sd
udcionr, that there is saving OF ono half the fuel
and time, in doing any given amount OF srrvic.,
over other celebrated stoves. In short we rrcnin-
ment IL in preference 60 all others, for the simple
reason that il embraces every branch Of economy.
Samuel Garrett, John w Garrett, David Chat,
field, w T kuch u. John NJ G,sv, T. Thompson,
smith Thompson, ID Hahn. J'hn 0skes. Hssrkt
ah Beer. Elias Cooper, Geo N Rrh"r', Dau,~i
Huffman, Henry u R'ss-i, + II Cavc,. Daniel
Dr.istach, Joseph Vankrk, Brooks Eplsy
Danville. March 6, lsi7.-iy
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New Firm.

FirHE Undersigned hereby gives notice, that he
i has associated with himself, as a partner in
me mercantile business, IN his store adjoining
Weaver Tavern, in Sonbuiy, John Hsas, and
that the said store will hereafter he conducted
d'r Ihc fnn Of Clement Il Haas. The store al
the S,'uih West corner of Make, Square will he
conducted hereto ioe by the subscriber himself.
I" which be respectfully lnri,ss has customers and
friends.
lie 1850 n"tiiics all those indebted 10 him, to call
between this and the Is, OF January next, aud set
tie their accounts.
All kinds Of produce will be taken on account,
at cash prices. .. ...
Hereafter no longer than four months credl,
will be given. IRA T.. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, Nov. Il. Is46-t
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Tempe rance.

Temperance.
The following article from the NJ Y. Journal
4 Commerce of Monday furnishes a striking
prsctcal illustration OF the advantages Of tempe.
rance
BRursH SRPs-It is strange fact, that
while We have many English ships in the port,
American vessels obtain I'd. and 81. per Dbl.
more freight than they. An English merchant
offered the other day, on Change, 81. I'd. Dbl 10
sn American ship owner, who could not take
the -four. end an English Captain standing by
offered 70 take it ut Is, and then al Ss 3d., but
the merchant would not accept his offer. There
was no particular objection to this English Cap
tam or his vessel, but the general unpopulnrty
Of them all. The Eng lish people at hume oaFht
10 know why the Americans are getting such
great advantages over them, that they may re.
medy the evil if they please. The complaints
we hear msde are FIRST against the ships, and
second agans. the captains and crews. The
ehps, it Is said, arc not 80 well pat together, nor
,t so good timber.
Bot the chief difficulty is the Tad repute
which, either truy or falsely, has fallen rpon she
captains aud crews. during The two or three
months IN which 90 many E"glsh vessels have
been here The report has gone abroad, that
the English captains and their crews are ntem.
uetate; that for this reason there is no certain.
. 'Y that ship will go to sea after she is loaded,
ur tina, the captain, mates or crew can be found
~ condition to do business. II is said that at.
,cr the news of o Comell's DEATH good many
British Captains were drunk for two CT three
days, by way Of a wake for OConnell. These
are the stories, and the English ships will do
little here until the matter is cleared up. The
American captains ard mates are now univer-
sally sober business men. They are to be re.
he'd upon. and so much superior to the reputa-
ton which the Epelishmen have acquired, that
merchants and underwriters make difference
which must drive the English from the ocean
unless they get better character. We hope
they will d. so. There wifi be business e.
nough to occupy oil the ships which can be
found at leisure. We should be glad also TO
convince all the nations, that unless they join
the Temperance cause, they cannot maintain
themselves in the world with the cold water
men. man who is liable TO be unmanned,-
to make himself foo, ,-is not fit to be trusted,
aud he will not be If temperate men can be pro.
cured at any price. A large proportion of the
American merchant vessels are under the con.
troll Of "total abstinence" lf there are any
such English ships it would give US pleasure to
publish their Names and 90 get them better
freights
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("% "A -
Clothing Establishment

in CLoEuIss seem to be ,h.
" order Of the day, ct the Philadelphia Ward
Robe. los Chcsnut street. where every article in
the ne is kept and sold at astonishing low prices,
embracing
Cloaks. Bangups. Over Sack Goats, Short Sack
Goats. Super French Cloth Dress Frock
Goats, Psntaloons Of every grade and
style, sny ofwhich will be sold either
by the garment or dozen. VI pri-
ces that will Justify the
most economical 10
buying.
We advise all who went good snd chesp Clo-
thing, 10 call at No. l05 Cbesnu, suset,
Phiisdelphis, Fsb 9th, lsi7.-6m
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II A k Nj

.pooR2 SAnan.
THE subscriber offers for sale chesp Farm,
i situate in Shamokin township, Nor,humher-
land county, about eight miles from Summary. ".
ing between the Centre urnpike and lri.h Valley
containing l62 scIes and allow snces. Said farm
Is in COED state Of cultivation, with reasonably
gooj buildings and excellent water near The doc,
and oil kinds Of hul', Nc.
JOHN FARMS WORTH.
suDbury. Feb. 20, is47.
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To GER RID OF FLIEs.-Set several plates or
parcels of Chloride Of Lime in different parts Of
The store, or house, and in day or two you
will find yourself rid Of these troublesome in
sects ala,ost altogether. II ought to be set con.
otanlly and renewed when the lime loses its
strength.
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Also, on hand. a large assortment Of G"ld and
Hair Bracelets, finger rings, breast pins. hoop car
rings, gold pens, silver spoons. sugar tones, thin
bles, gold neck. curb and fob chains, guard keys
and jewellery Of every description, at equally low
prices. All want is a call to convince custo-
Mers.
All kinds Of Watches snd Clocks repaired and
warranted 10 keep good time for one year; old
gold or silver rght OF taken in exchange.
For sale, eight day and thirty hour brnss clocks,
at LEWIS LADOMUS'
Watch, Clork and Jewellery S,ors, No. 4t3l
Market street, above Eleventh. north side, Phill-
phia.
CT have some Gold and Silver Levers, still
much cheaper than the above prices. ...
Philadelphia, Dec. &c, lS46.-ly
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George j. Weaver,
ROPE MAKER & SHIP CHANDLER

No. Is North Wafer Street, Phiiddeiph.d.
HAS constantly on hand, q general assort-
ment OF Cordaee, Seine Twines &c. viz :
lard Ropes. Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, Manil
Ia Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boats. Also,
complete assortment Of Seine Twines, &c. such as
Hemp Shad end Herring Irvine, Bes, Patent Gill
Net Twine, Cotton ShaJ aud Herring rwine, Shoe
Threads. &c. &c. Also, Bed Cords. Plough Lines.
Halters, Traces, Cotton snd Linen Carpet Chains,
&c, all Of which he will dispose Of on reasonable
terms.
Philadelphis, November 10, Is42.-ly.
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To Purchasers Of
D r Y G. OOD s.

CO. Gs ~D0Ol2@s
No. l2i Pearl ST., NEW YORK.
HAVING established Branch at No. i44 Chess
IL nut st., Philadelphia is now opening, ami will
be constantly receiving from the New York Auc-
tiOns, an extensive assortment Of
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which will be sold at the lowest New York prices,
a, wholesale and Retail. Among his stock will i've
found good assortment Of the following articles:
Jaccones, Plaid, Hair Cord, Lace, Stripe, Book,
Swiss and Tsrla,an Muslins, Bishop and Linen
Lawns, Fsncy Cap Nets, Fancy and Bail Dresses,
Thread Lsces, Application Do, rich Black Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens, Linen Camhrics,
Linen Cnmbric Hdkfs., Curtain Fringes, Cashmere
dEcosse, Mouselinc de Laine, Silk and Cotton
Warp Alpaccas, Quoen's Cloth, Gala Plarls,
French Merinos, Black Silks, Gloves, Silk Hose.
Shawls, Cravas, Ribbons. Embroiderics. &c. &c.
, Country Merchants and others visiting Phlnlei-
phia New York to purchase, are respectfully in.
vi,ed TO call and examine the stocks.
Nov. |, lS45.-ly
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Er1 NoussePs clmtorrsal
S II AVN g CIR e A M.

Small quantities given without Charge.
IN ia Chra,W 81. PHILADELPHIA.
VNHlS new and splendid article, a. its name de-
q notes, is professed to be superior to any Sba.
wing Cream in The United States ar Europe. II is
unsurpsss- for beauty. purity aud fragrance, tho
somewhat analogous to Gucrlain's Ambrosial
Cream and other similar compounds. !, far sur.
PASSES them all hy the em"lient pasty consistency
of its lather, which softens the beard to render
shaving pleasant aud easy. 1t further POSSESSES
the advantage over the impaired article, in being
freshly pr.pMcd. no skill being wanting in its man
ufacture. Il. Roussei having had many years ex-
pericncs in the celebrated Laboratory of Laugur,
feTe ct Fill, now ReDaud & CO., Of Paris.
Besides being the hest, it is the cheapest article
for shaving; is elegantly put up in boxes. with
splendid steel engraved labels.
P'i'. So per dozen, or 379 cents for single box,
To shave one year. II is also sold at - 80 per ID.
or II cents per o., ~ that gen,emcn can have
their hoses filled At EUGENE ROT SSEL'S,
Wholesale aud Retail Perfumc,y and Mineral Wa
ter Es ahlishmeni, ia Chesnut Street,
Dec 10, IsiG.-- PHILADELPHIA.
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EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY!
DEAFNESS CAN BE CuaHD!!

DEAFNESS CAN BE CURHD!!
H<OOPER'S ETERIAL OLA promp, and
~ lasting remedy for DEAvxKss. also for pains
and discharge Of matter from the Ears.
Hundreds OF cures in cases deemed utterly hope
ie-s have firmly established its superiority over eve
~ former Medical discovery.
This valuable Acoustic Medicine is compound
Of four different Oils, one Of which, the active and
principal Ingredient is obt ,ined from the bark Of
certain species of WALNUT, a new and efectual
agent in the cure Of Deafness.
Persons who had been deaf fot 10, Is and even
20 years, have been permanently cured by using
this oil. In fact. numerous and emphatic
have heen the testimonials in it, favor that the in.
ventor claims for il the distinction Of On lnfallibe
Remedy. in oil cases, when the Ear is periec, in
its formati n.
Fos further particulars, and evidence of it's great
value, printed shests, in the hands of Agents.
For sale in SunLury, by J. w. FRlLING.
September l9lh. ls46-iy
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II A X TIE LIST.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The following list shows the current value Of all
'enusylvsnia Bank Notes. The most implicit
lance may he placed upon il, ss il is erery tueek
arefully compared with ard corrected from Bck-
nell's Reporter. - III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-15
Dr. GOrdOn's PILLS.
GREAT ARKIV AL!

Uh u II AhRlF AL
eD "a Bushels or 25,000 boxes ofDr COR.
eDSD DON'S FAMILY PlLLS.-The
vast and increasing demand for this new and
Justly celebrated Medicine, and the numerous
cures they are daily cflecting in all portions of
The country where they have been introduced,
Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints and bilious
Sick Headache, &C., has induced the under
signed TO make arrangements TO receive their
stocks direct from the Proprietor, and would
say to their numerous customers that they are
prepared to supply them, wholesale or retail,
at New York prices.
NJ So per doxcn, or "a cents per box.
BY p. Melvin Cohen. No. 10 Hayne street; !;
IIaviland, HurraI tS Allen, King street; Mel
sou Carter, Meeting street; E. M. Carey.
Broad street; and Amos Head, corner East
Bay and Broad street, Charleston; 7. Risley,
Hamburg; and J. D. TIBBETTS,
Edgeiield Court House, S. G.
iuly % 6m 81
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LANDS and NegrOes
For Sal

hN Saturday the first day ofJannary, 1S4o,
SE (Ly virtue of the las, Will and Testament
of Col hiichael Watson, dcc'd.,) we will offer
for sale, at the residence of his widow, OH the
Ridge, uEdgcfed District, the following es'
tate, real and personal. 10 wit
The tract OF land containing AT acres, more
or less, known as, and called the Jones Tract
bounded by lands of Major Til,nan Watson,
Jesse Smith. Stanmoic Watson, Burrcll Boat
wright, and landso Of the estate Of Amos w. Sat
cher, deceased. These lands arc highly pro-
ductivc in small grain. corn and cotton. There
nrc on tho promises about l60 acres cleared and
under good fence, OF which about 4O acres Is
second years new ground ;-lhe whole tract IS
well watercd and well ,imbeIGd, and contains
some handsome sites for building, oil and near
tho old Cambridge road.
We will also offer 70. sale, OIL the same day,
az oE' 15 Lal1ely Negroes,
among whom there will be some very pine
fellows
The above property, both Real and Person,
al, will be sold on credit of one, two and
three years, in equal instalmenis, with interest
on the whole sum, payable annually. The
purchase money to be secured by bond and
mortgage, with uncxccplionable personal Sc
curity. w. M. MYERS
Il. Fl. RAINES,
Qualified Executors. undcr The last IpaL and
Testament Of Gel. MichaeL IPatson, dceId;
october 20 ii 81
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HEALTH MADE EASY.
I'D BS. T. IL HS % Y'S,

VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.
TMY f. startling drawback on nearly all Me-
d. dicinaI Agents has ever been that i'll their
process Of purgation and puri6caon they have
also Dctuiiaied the SySicm.-Ilencc Purgntive
Medicines have awaysbcen regarded rs at best
but Necessary Eril, Patients resorlins to them
for the relief of one disease at the eXpcncc Of
another.-To obviate this Physicians have long
soughl for an Agent that would ut the same
time PURGE, PURIFY and STRENGTH.
En-. But their efforts were nearly lrultlcss,
and they had almost despaIred Of success when
the labors of science, and research were re-
warded by discovery which fully realized the
rondest desires of the Medical Faculty, and
which is Justly regarded rs one of The most i'm
portant Trillmphs that Pharmacy has ever a.
chievcd.-This important desiderainm is nam
cd Dr.. LIE ROY'S VEGETABLE UNIVER.
SAL PILLS, which purify the Blood and re.
move all corrupt, and vitialed humors. and un.
healthy accnmulalions from the body i'll man.
ncr never before rivaled, and which yet pro-
duce no weakness or lassilndc whatever, but
on the contrary, tone the Stomach and invlgo
rate the constitution during tho progress oil their
operations DIR. Le Roy's Pills, in fact unite
those heretofore irreconcilablc, but most deslr-
able qualities, Evacuation and lnvlsoralIoin, lor
they urc nj the same lme II lNENH IiCN-
ING PURGATlVE, and PURIFYING TO
MIC.
The two principle ingredients in DR.. lie
Rows Pills are WILD CHERRY and SAR-
SAPARlLLA, so prepared that each promotes
the beneficial effect Of the other, the former
strengthening, while the latter, through It's "tlIon
with various vegetable ingredients, evac"atcs,
and purilics-l!ins they supcrindncc no torpid.
ily or lassitn,lc of the Digestive Functions, and
honcc their operations are attended by no kc-
action, or subsequent Costyemcss.
Dr. lie Roys Pills are the most active and
searching Medicine in existence. They a, once
attack tho very root of Diseases. and their nc
ton is 90 promp', that in an hour or two alter
they arc lakel the patient is aware Oh thclr
good effects. They not only operate on the
Blood, bnt also on the chylc, ofwlch the blood
is formed. and this secures good blood from The
fountain head moreover they produce neitlier
nansca, griping or debility, aud rs nmiy
Medicine they have no rval.-Plce % CENTS
= For sale by J. D. TIBBETT's. Elsclield
C.. H., S. T.. jnly7 om q