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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-11

A PETRIFIED FOREST In the course Of
his observations in The East DR.. Durbin,
gives a sketch of his journey from Cairo to
Suez, noticing the Valley Of the Wanderings
which general name is applied to the great
valley, stretching all the way to the Red Sea
he says there was presented to us a scene
desolate and wonderful beyond conception.
As far as the eye could reach, the whole
country was literally covered with petrified
forest lying Just as the timber had fallen
The appearance of the whole was natural in
the extreme The spectacle reminded us
strongly of clearing in one ofour Western
forests, where the countless trunks and frag-
ments of trees cover the ground in profusion
In many cases the form of the roots and limbs
is perfectly preserved; the knots and the tex.
ture of the wood are visible and we could
even determine what part of the tree was I'M
sound or worm-eaten at the time Of the pet
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-11
STOVES AND OTHER CASTINGS.
CONANT, TRASH & CO.,


MANUFACTURERS OF COLD BLAST IRON
AND CASTINGS
IT AVE constantly for sale at their Furna-
Il ces, a large assortment Of Cooking, Box,
Air Tight and ORNAMENTAL STOVES,
comprising all the desirable styles, sizes and
improvements, together with heavy Box for
Starch Factories, and other large buildings
They also have a choice variety Of HOL-
Low WARE, POTASH and CAUL-
ORION KETTLES, SAD IRONS
and TAILORS GEESE. And are prepar
ed to execute orders at short notice, and on
the lowest terms, for Railroad Chairs, Gear
ingS, Iron Plate Roofing, and all kinds of JOB
Work.
The attention Of Dealers is respectfully So
licited loft
Oct 81, 1916
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-11

FOR Coughs Colds, Consumptoms, AstkrG, Pteu
Il risy, PhtfS'c, Splitting Of Btood Hoping Cough,
Broachis, and Pulmonary affections and Diseases of
the Lungs of ere,y kind
The Vegetable lumonary Balsam has now been very
extensively used for the past twenty years and probably
with greater success than any other article known.
Annexed, we make few extracts from certificates Of
physicians and others
Physicians WI tic that "hey consider it safe ard
rery cacouS remedy that will not dsarpoint the rea
sonabie expectations ofthose who use it,
Another says, II have for time past been in the
habit of prescribing the Vegetable Pulmonary E2lsam
for consumption, asthma pleyrisy, splitting OF blood and
coughs, or pulmonary affections OF every kind and
with confidence recommend it superior to any other
preparation used for the above mElaiuts"
gentleman writes us, Chat his hyscian who is m
the constant habit OF prescribing it in all complaints Of
had consulted several physicians Whohad despailed of
his recovery from severe affection Of the lungs and
that using it, the benefit be derived from it such
that several other physicians who attended uron him
stated that they were fully satisfied that it was tie lest
remedy he could use"
Another writes us that his wife, who has been troub
led with ptlisc, ard has been under the care ofsev-
eral eminent physicians for upwards Of thirty yearc,
without having been but little benefited obtained i'm
mediate relief on using it. She has now used it up
wards oftwo years. and it aer Jaied OF giving re-
liefat once"
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam was for many years
the only article known Pulmonary BaSam. Its great
celebrity has given rise to great many spurious articles
which by partially assuming the of the genuine,
by being put up so as to resemble it nearly as pcs
sibeare often oisted UPON The public he article.
Among these are "C ter's Compound Pulmonary Bal
SAM" "American pulmonary Balsam,' Vegetable Iul-
monary Syrup pulmonary Halsam,H "lndian Pull
mOnary Balsam," Hunters Pulmonary HalSam." &c.
Beware Ofall ofthem Enquire for Tie article by its
whole name, the VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
SAM ard be to get tx ARTICLE, pref AIRED by
REED & CUTLER, date Reed. Wing & Cutlery Botonard
see that it hes the written Signature of lm Jrnn Cutter
upon yellow LABEL the iue envelope. Each lottlo
and seal is stamped vegetable pulmonary HasGm."-
For sale by Druggists, Apothecares, and country Mer
chants generally. Price 50 cents.
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TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH !

'UNHE second arrival of NEW GOODS
this fall at FLETCHER & WRIGHT'S
CHEAP Store, Orwell, Vt, Here may be
found very large assortment of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY,
GLASS g. HARD WARE,
MEDICINES, BOOTSS SHOES, BOOKS
and BUFFALO ROBES, &c. &c.
This second stock has been selected with
much care, embracing every VARIETY,
and is the largest that can be found in this
,ohole region Of country. These Goods were
purchased, not by an AGENT, but by our
seIveS in person, and were PAID FOR IN
CASH, which enabled us to get them at low
er prices, by nearly Is per cent, than any es-
Enlistment that buys on CREDIT We
CAN and WILL sell at as low prices as any
in the State, not excepting the "War and
Free Trade Shops" however LOUD their
trumpets may SOUND.
ez5' Call and examine for yourselves and
then you will believe us. 1--WE speak as to
wise men. Judge re rhat aoe say
FLETCHER & WRIGHT.
Orwell, 25 Nov 1916 23
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TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS-the best as
III sortment in town, for sale by
E. BLISS s. co.

CLOAK AND DRESS GOODS-Plain
" aud Shaded ALPACAS g. ALPENES,
THIBET CLOTH, REP NEPOLIT1N do.
ROB ROYS, OREGON GALA, CLER-
MONT and LLNSEY PLAIDS,-Scotch
Embossed and Twilled in oil
colors do, - Cashmeres and De LANES, a
large lot, at very low prices by
E. J. BLISS & co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-13
Presidents Message.


Inc annual Wec#g Il [ gnstoss lsal03}s an i4irrest
mr. evcni. Tie ,enis,ly,s,f the Sl,,,.,n ~,
PI'r Cunt u.h rtm Their CONSTITUENTS Ia take couns,
together III Ac eos goad Afer an existence If
mar hter lltis century as = inc ,fd in,re,In,
nm jclho lr5 N no nr1er remains To Ia, soytd " bc
hrr anls capable 81 .elf government 'ILa,,.,ss ,f
ouf admimIr system Is n c,o,clnsy. ,,,,.,,,, H.
lhtor.,s. Of IL, -. ~, ,,, ''''''''' ~ 'i'
favored i.wa are bGn Ia nle and that In, IN. mn,
Kind uns le ua1,raad n, Gfrr S,I5,ct :, No ,,,,raY
IoI bfrodty authority thr people are lie only s,yrr,n.
recognized ~ our cr6sl tuition Nu,,,re r,,,,.,, al
rytf{ la5r,pr and l,l,,.a,, ,,,[s,1 Us "
Il, ll5Ious fl, I'd, IN " p NM, 49,, j., ~, , -,
aouual, cranL our .b,s ,ud ,,f -, '.''1 1.,'
mol lc~s shsu lair atu3rce f., III, r.,,e,,v - Ls, a.
mlnlou hc'oifg> alone il, lh, p1snl,
N,,4,,,II, i l,.@,, NV ! I'.
Luou de nldrefer reverence, Tine ,n,nie,,,;' ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-13

~ he question IF gow reteptioa;' sitter Iii
ssaa The Mexican Government taRy refuse 10 recGt'
: 81. sc.
In The same PAPER we have despatch from Mr. si
dril hinssel dai,d al Jalara February G-'hfrc week
rlla The tf,,r 10 Gen. Jsyior-n VIII ch b. says
''sincc my despatch Of the Il ul'ino jsnuar, nhh
ing ssptcufr Ia indicate tr hLeig 10 II tahea
'sy he EXISTING Go,er iaieui h ~ 'ocan. lu'
'tliak; "" le ainly enii,9od ~ The aspect q ia.
aIssitss question"
II WAS NJ, until the fifteenth II March fro trhals
naesss after the date OF ilr ure 10 leu TAN - lnt
Mr.. Slidc 6nalfy refused h b. rec, wed ls
Iaci,y Of Envoy ENfaurigsf aRs Mr. '~tr leup ,irn
tar, l,y The MtNcan Gatersnrof, winch refusal usspf
fciaily communicated Mr. Burhauaa IA dt%p1icl 81
MIR. Sa5uil, dated March rs, 1876.
Nat flfrRrruo-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-13

Mr.. TOM ifs, the newly elected Wig mcmbcr 4.
Cengress trom Mrs sslfli ~ are pad 10 l. AIN fun
the jachssn Souihnu, takes the H. h ground un Tia,
Me. lean War lie VII moi refuse Ia note f.r sapplts
"a one army Ia order To preserve tie hunaI aud glafy
thesar Spanked banner IN Mckee, lu, la viii d. 10th
ing IN .hr d.rk and simply please The EAaca,,e II,
will demand the reaseHs Tor every sle Nj rols may cal
mpnn Canpr.se IN lakr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-13

The New Orleans Delta, Il thu eh irs,, contains a
lat oi scldsfs WI died IN thu grnrJ hural asslr III
peroe FINN the Is, eli June ~ 3fh ii Uriolot II
EXHIBITS fnehilal degree If nuriay. The total
her sos. Oh ihis Ief. died d adpntu,ns md
81 gun shot wounds. The r,maitdef dej ni
disease, Bearle the Whole incidental 10 the eli
p.air.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-13

TO THE piBiIC
e. NJ liARNEN willltayc the county II Bot etnuf
" an rhe 81 ct January MY. fr New Otle,r.
where lac intends lucalins hinsf IcwiIl lrans,ct amy
business entrusted Ia hlm, the tine a II = route ar
the Cliy of New Orleans aud n.osl Respectfully rtrs
the following gentlemen:
Col. Maurice Iaughorne
Iohn G. Neon F..a. Iynehbars.
Col Ihs. Shanhs.
Jas. b WtIy,n Esq, Boteionrt.
Or NJ. Pendlelun \
DIR. Rob't Il Barion
Col. ). Med well Reid hochhrdef,
Robert Allen Esg,
Robert Mitchell ESD bedieIJ,
~ Post Office, Pal,uns6urg.
Dec. 9-2ulf
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12
Orphans, Cour, sale.

pnrsu ,nce Of nn order Of tho Orphans Court
OF ~ northumberland county, will be sold a, pub,
lie vendue, on Saturday the i7th day Of July mex.
on the PREMISES. TO wit; A certain tract of land
situate IN Shnmok'n township, in said county, cor.
talniDg 2Ov acres and 10 perches, strict measure
adjoining land Of the heirs Of Martin Weaver, Johu
Unger, Solomon Fegoly, aud Isaac Treib,cy.
whcreon Is erected atwo story log house and s,oua
kitchen, a large flame bank harm. stone sn,ok,
house and an excellent orchard III choice fru,,.
Also, one other tract, situate in the township and
county aforesaid, containing 35 acres and So per-
chrs, adjoining the above described tract, San,ue,
HaIes, G,nge Ungcr. and Isaac Treibey. WHEREOF,
erected one aud half story frame house, u
frame stable, and log shop. with good well OF
water q, the house, aud n thriving young orchard
Of ofchoice fruit. Also, certain other tract Of vood.
land situate in tho township aforesaid, taining
81 acres and 81 perthes, adjoining Conrad Yeapei,
Joseph Chambeflin, and Augustus Huey. Also,
p certain other trac, of land in said toA nship, con-
tanning ~ ac'ss and !4T pe,chss, slrict measure,
Of which about ons half i'd cesied, adjoining Au-
gustus Hp'y, Nathaniel Sax,on. und others At,
So q certain other tract situate in said township,
containing 8 acres and Ia peiches, strict measure
adjoining Solomon Fegrly, and othots. Late tho
estate Of Christian Fegsly deed.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ of saul
day. when the terms Of sale will I've made known
by SOLOMON FEGELY,
REUBEN FEGELY.
By order Of The court, AJm,s.
EuwARp OrsrEu, Crk. O. T..
Sunhnyy An,;t 1917 --tsl3,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

WORM MORE THAN his WEIGHT IN GoLp.-
We have frequenty heard Of an individual being
worth his weight in gold, but General Tom
Thumb exceeds this valuation. and is several
times worth his weight in gold. as his receut
visits to this city proves. We are assured by the
best authority that the nett profits Of his levees
exceed $4,000. Counting sixteen dollars in sill.
yer 10 the pound avoirdupois, he has made in this
short period 6fty-eight times his own weight in
silver; counting fifty five halfeagie TO the pound
avoirdupois, he makes three and half times his
own weight in gold. The General opens in Bos-
ton on Monday morning next.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12
Pennsylvania Regiment.

Oar thanks as Pennsylvania are due to the
editor of the New Orleans Pcayune, for the fol.
lowing defence of the Pennsylvania Regiment,
engaged in the battle of Sierra Gorda:
1--WE learn from the American Star, published
at Xalara, that part of the First, and the whole
OF the Second Regiments Of Pennsylvania vo.
lanteers will remain at Xa!apa, and with the Sd
Artillery, form the garrison of that town under
Lieut.. Col. Childs We have read with pain to.
day in the Charleston Courier, a letter eonta.
ming gross imputations upon the courage evinced
by the Pennsylvanans in the action of Sierra
Gorda. 1t is the first whisper OF such charge
that has reached as, and opposed by all that we
have before heard Of the battle. We applied at
once to a gallant field Officer who was in the same
division with the Pennsy lvanians, and himself ia
the ,hickest Of the fight. He unhesitatingIy dis.
countenanced the report. He represented the
Pennsylvanians, officers and men, as eager for
the fray. Such will prove 60 be the truth in re-
gard to the Pennsylvanians, we firmly believe,
when the true history Of the division TO which
they were attached comes to be written Penn.
sylvania does not pour forth regiments Of young
men who cannot be brought TO the scratch'-to
use the words Of the writer Of the letter. We
hope he will learn the facts Of the case with more
accuracy, and be the FIRST to sake amends TO :he
Pennsy sylvanians."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12
PHILADzLPAkA 14AnxEr.

TUESDAY, June b.
fLous AND MEAL.-There is decline ofprices
md, ass consequence, moIe activity in the Flour
narke, to-day. We tee sale. of abou, 5000
IBIS at $sA ass 5s. Ksale Of soo<a,aoou bbls.
vas made early in the day at ssh Rssfiour is
Inactive at 81 a sea. Sales of 2oeO Z, of Cora
Neal are reported at 81.
N.--Sales of 5000 bushels Will pheat az
ss2Vts2 40; 1000 bushels fair RI at 50 10 Z.
Sc 06. Sales e:. 1900 bushels Corn at 81 20 a
81 Is tor Penus. yellowS Rye 81 SO 81 25;
Oats 66c.
WnisKEr.-In hogsheads at ssc.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

SANTA Annals GAMr CoCKs.--In the pursuit
OF the enemy, when he was dying from Cerro
Gordo. several Of Santa Annals game cocks,
with their legs ,iec, were picked up by one of
our people. The men were Tor carrying them
of as trophies. but Gen. Twiggs being near by,
and prompted 40 doubt by spir, Of humanity,
although some have ulsiuuated lie wanted 70
test Saa,a Annals judgment in game fowl, or.
1ered them 10 be unloosed. The cocks, when
liberated. much, we suppose, to the dsappoin,.
men, Of the general, instead Of following the
example Of their illus,rous owner and flying
fre Geld, went RICH, ia,o battle and used their
spurs with as much 6erceness as he must have
been piyiWg kis on his mule about the same
ime. Ger. Twiggs, acmiring the true game
displayed, CALCULATED something that was no, ex
city a blessing upon the Mexicans for not
showing as much pluck as their cocks and hold.
ing their position little longer. We are not
positive that there was any betting, nor have
We consulted Paley on the practice, for we
know the general was right ia the main.--N
q. Picayuse.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

MARRIAGE IN IIiGH LIFE-The Boston
Transcript says that Tom Thumb, following o.
,her illustrious examples. has "wooed little
maid." who has agreed to "wed, wed. we'd"
and in short time they are 10 be married. She
is in her 18th year, weighs l9A pounds, and is
thirty inches high The united weight Of the
couple is fifty pounds!
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12
SOMETHING NEW!
Va>HE Subscribers have The exclusive right OF
Il vending J. NJ. .TIIATCHER'S
Hot BLAST Hot Air Cooking
1DHNDS S gee


in the counties Of n Northumberland, Culuiahil and
Schuylklll; and from the encouragement net with
already, they expect TO DO large business. THIS
stove is constructed on an entue'y prnclpie.
and on the only principle ,ha, can maks both
coed wood and coal stove. The inventor hGs ovr'-
all The difficulties that frequently belong to
other stoves. He has by his arrangement. con.
st'uctei brohng O-1JOven I'm front, where
in tro,ing, roasting, frying or bniing may he done
and all the smell tina, arises iherefion must pass
iuto the combuetillc ci,amher, and is not a. all
thrown ont into the room 70 Besides this, there
is only two inches less than the whole sizo
of tho stove. wherein boxing or roasting may he
done as well As it can I've in the common brick oven
This oven is aiwavs fit for use when the stove is
heated, ss the whoie drausht Of no, air passes
round 1t constantly.
PuMc attention is particularly called 10 this
stove. II can be seen at our Store AID Tin Estsh.
lishmer, 10 North Dsuvi,ie, at the sign nf the TO-
lunhia Tin shop, and at the Foundry Of Rohrhuch
& Clement ia Sonbury, wher< it's particular quali>
ties will be fully shown and xpained 10 any person
wishing To examine il.
The subscribers continue to have on hand all
kinds OF parlor stoves. such radiators cyenders
fancy and p,ain suitable for all who may favor
With call, also common sheet and Russia Iron.
which can be made in any desirable shape; tog,-
thcr with general assortment Of tin and jap,nnel
ware, Wholesale and retail. County merchants
are invited 10 call and examine our stock. as ous
work cannot BE surpassed, and prices moderate.
n. u. We can safely recommend The above men-
toned stove to petsons who wish To emhsrS in
good business. Che paten,ee will sell either
ty or stale rights. To suit purchasers, and on
sonalle terms. He Or his agents may he found in
Dan,ile, Pa. ], & J. ARTER.
The undersigned. having seen in operation tho
hot biust hot air cooking stove. invented aud pa
| tented by ]. NJ. Thatcher, certify that believe,
frUa the Of its construction and operation.
that is The best one ever offered To the public. Tho
arrangement is 80 complete and the construction
judlcIous, that there saving oi half the fuel
and iIme in dong any given amount of service,
| over other celebrated stoves. In short we recon-
ment i, in preference 10 all others, for lae simple
reason that it embraces every branch Of economy
Samuel Garrett, John " Garrett. David Chat,
field, w + kitch,n, John NJ Cray, L Thompson.
Smith Thompson, d Hahn, John Oakes. He>iki-
all Bear. Elias Cooper, Geo VI RithsIt, Daniel
Huffman, Henry II Rissrl, Fl Carver, Daniel
| Drfi.bach, Joseph Vankrk, Brooks Epey.
DauyHp March Il, lSiT-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12
BALTiMORE mARKkA
Office ofthe BALriMoax AMEaick} May 7.

GRAIN No sales of Maryland Wheat. A
oarcel of Penns. red was sold to-day at 50. 10 per
bu.hei, and another Of penna white. TO- shipper,
a, s2.l6a2.ls.
At the opening of the market this morning,
here were sales of white Corn at ll3ali5 cents,
,ut later in the day there was more active de-
nand. and some 1900 bushels sold at 100 cents.
)as or two parcels of yellow sold at il6all cts,
We quote Oats at 5sa60 cts.
WHISKEY.-Therei is little or no demand to.
ay Holders ask 80 cents for bbls. and 81 cts. FOR
tts.
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.R. Gv5toSfoSnLJ'G3
Indian Vegetable Panacca.
HEREDITARY TETTER.

TEsrs,-It Ia now six months since ny
~ younges, child daughter. hsd Q cutsneous
affection, which made i,s appearance over It's en-
tire body. II was case of Hereditary letter. and
so virulent was the disease, that we wished, in
case it could not he speedily relieved, that il might
lie laid in its grave At this stage Of the dis.
ease my siser-in-law called upon you TO advise a.
TO the best preparation Of Satssparills that could
he procured, as an alternative: when you recon-
mendrd he Of DR.. Cullen's Indian Vegetable
Panacea. and am pleased to say iha, the good
effects Of the medicine were percrpihe when IL
hal taken hut few doses; and Ivy the time we
had used one single bottle, the disease had entirely
disappeared, and f'om that time there has tccn no
,e.nppearauce J really e. 81 thankful 90 YOU fr
having recommended the Pan,oea in this cnse. for
feel confident that had not the dis l'een
rested. my child would. this. have been the
tenant of the cold and silep, toni.
Respectfully y"n's
RowASo g. WALTON, JOHN p. REEFS.
Phil Dec. ., ls45. SIS y. Seventh ST.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

Dnows,Srss, Swimming of the Head, roaring
noise in the ears. headache ralpita,ion of the heart
&c. Wrieh,'s Indian Vegetable Pills are certain
cure for the above unpleasant complaints. because
they purge from the body those stagnant and cor
rupt humors which, when floating in the general
mass Of circula,ion are the cause Of a .leermina-
ton or rush in the blood to the head. eiddiness
loss of memory, dimncss Of sight drowsiness, pain
of the head, and many other symptoms Of loaded
aud corrupt state Of the blood.
Wrighi's Indian verct,hl. Pills are also one Of
the very hest medicines in Tie world f,r lie cure
of indigestion and therefore will not only remove
all the above unpleasant symptoms. and entirely
prevent any evil consequences resulting from
rush Of blood to the heal, but will most assuredy
restore the body 10 q state Of sound health.
Beware of counierfes Of all kinds! Some are
coated with sugar; others are made to resemble in
out~stL appearance the original medicine The
safest course s to purchase from the regular agents
only. one or more Of whom may be found in every
village aud town in the State.
OAgent for the sale Of Wright's Indian vegeta.
ble Pills in Sunbury. HxNnY M.ssER. Fur other
agencies see advertisement in another column.
TnUsT r0 BRANpRkrn's Plus, take them 50
as to produce brisk effect, aud your sickness will
I've the affair Of day two, while those who are
too wise to follow this comrnon-sense advice, will
I've sick for months. Let the sick enquire Of the
agents for Brsndreth's Pills whether these things
arc SO or not. Let them enquire among their
friends and ask the same question. Verify il evi.
dencs is wanted il shall lie procured. TO the sick
let me say, use the BaArDRErn Pills is the best
advice mortal man can give you.
O Purchase Of II. Masser. Sunbury, or Of the
agents published IN another part OF thus paper.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

RRMARKABLE PHENoMExoN-The Cincinnati
Signal records the following singular phcnome
non in possession Of Dr.. Chapman, Of that city:
1t consists Of two young pigs, having the
heads Of elephants. The protoscs, mouth
teeth, care, eyes. aud SO far as We have been 4.
BILE to judge, from a superficial examination, the
head perfectly formed of an elephant Ia one
case, the proboscis is thrown over and back OF
the head in the position We sometimes see the
elephant bold it, In the other, il hangs over
the mouth. The eyes of one are in the usual
place for the elephants whilst in the other.
they aIe situated near the centre Of the fore.
head, not unlike the hippotamus. The skin OF
one Of these prodigies has hair like hog; the
other precisely like an elepeant.
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- =as=s-==7H=a - aa==
ID L r. ID.

In this place, on Thursday evening last, Mr..
CHARLES ID. WHARTON. aged about so years.
On the 25th ult, at his residence ia W-llsboro
Tiosa county, Pa, Hon. SAMUEL MORRIS,
father of the Rev. B. W. Morris, of this place.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12
~HCN~
Spring Goods.

VVlHE subscriber has just received his New
i Spring Goods, 10 which he invites his friends
snd customers TO call and examine for themselves,
Ills stock consists IN part Of the following:
Superior Cloths Of all c"Ns; Ca.sirners of ,iiltr-
,u, ,s,,,rns; Satin aud other V.s'iugs Ia
iros, Lawns Grnghams, Checks, Tick.
Jugs aud summer Of all kinds
and pric., also, i.rghorn and
Palm leaf IL ats; llmhfcias
and psrasols frvm25
cents upwa;ds;
Iso, froce,ies, Queens
ware, Hardware. Cedarwsrr,
O,is, Paints. Fish, Salt. SC, Sc. &c.
and IN fact. everv ar,ch usually kept in country
s'mr, which will be SOLD very low. tor cash I" any
Kind of trade JOHN BOGAR.
Sunhury, May 18th, lsI7.-nity