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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-18
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-18

Pennsylvania.

Tue fullpwine is, shows the csrne vssus oe IN
'snngylvanis Bsuk N..srs. Ths most implicis -
hsnce may 10 pssced upon h. - h Il ereSy week
arcfully compared with asd eSsrscssd from Bick-
oell's Reporter N
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-18
GRAVEL AND URINARY COMPLAINTS

Those complains a'e generally st'ended with
the mos, fatal conss quences. and seldom ne.
ves cured hy the p'es.nt mode Of treatment th'y
usually accompany tue patient t. the grave. after
suffering the mos, excruriating pain snd torture.
The cause Of these e,mpaiuis sss the same a. oil
,shess the dIoss VI the blood hecom.s encrused on
the finest narrow passages. whence ars' .n'orh'd
.sr,et,ons aud ss"pPagrs Of u'ine. You will 6nd
the mos, pawerfu dvs~tic. Of no use. a. they only
increase the quantity Of urine and do not pu, fy
and strsuelh-n IN" psri.. Bv purifying the hlo"d
with Dr.. SWEETsERS PANACEA. YOU re-
move the cause 81 the Jisssse, consequently It can
not exisi any longer, ahes sufficient perseverance,
in its use hiss deprived the hl'od and body Of oil
acrimonious humoss aud incruslsion.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-18
BILEs. SORES AND ULCERS.


Which you see OF the ex'erior. come from snd
have their in, the interior. end might just -
we'll have settled on you lungs. liver. any other
pat; which We know shey frequently do. and prO
ducs most violsnt inAammsiosy disorders. The
humor which orcasions these sores is Of highly
acrimonious burning nature. We know il from
the pain il gives in forming. and sfer~srds i,s va-
pidly uicess,ins and cosr,dns The flesh and skin
Of the pat where il busks out This shows the
necessity Of frequently purifying The blood with Dr..
sWEETsER'S PANACEA. and keeping such
malieusnt humoss in go etion. Should you have
trouble to earn you ef the danger your life and no
dy is in, fur it 10 warning that the blood Is foul.
Had this same scsmony sskcsd he lungs in, t.ad
,ion of the lungs would hsv. been The consequenrs.
srINE DISEASE
Spinal affections. snls'gement of the homes end
tu,es, falling Of the bowels emil ~om disease, ~ili
fnd speedy ou,e In DR.. SVEET>Ek'SPA Pa
NACEA Where the disease hes besn Of l,ng
longer bu, the patent msy res, assured that .
de:srminsd perseverance viii sfse' Il.
BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA Anp DISEASE or
m f''a TIE WINDPJpE.
Thess di.sssss proceed from the sesiosisy or
corrupt huauss of the blond having Stlsd itself on
The thscss end lungs. end st'pped them ~. % thsi
they cannot drew sufScisns cir In To- vspvstion.
d. ewEETsER's PANACHA win sivs inms.
diss 'sii<f sne y uetv ~ - gseH ~ -
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-18
DISEASES o. rns MISREPRESENTATION

This 10 rery prevalent end isisl disease; ii -.
suits mos,y from neglected enush.. eolis and h'on-
chais. also from iminoper "es,men, in many os.sr
csses. 'such % measles, fevers. in6smmssi,ns end
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where the csus. instead of having bs~n thoroughly
removed from the blood and hody, have only bren
paliis,ed removed from one Pm to bre,k nut in
another. By div~s,iug eur h"diss "f sii foul hu.
mos. through the medium Of Dr. SWEETsER'S
PANACEA. ths cure is ss once rendered certain
end permanent R.coilee,, while there is acrim"-
hious humoss aossine in the ccu alton, L. sps
settle OH the lungs sny other part Of the body ;
.ls 10 the reason that consumption 10 30 prevalent
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-18

These dise.s~s a,s eau 81 by the stomach snd
bowels heius ehokeJ MP with viscid simy ma't-s
he cir which enters shem c,nnot c,pc un,il forced
by some contraction " The . omsch 10 sxp~i il
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SWEETSER'S PANACEA will convince The
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-18

ana E0T5 UI, . W y Z SFsN TNNNCCH VIII
give cesn relief; in ell severe and ehsnnc csses.
the ps,iens cannot he too often reminded that lar.
ger doses and perseverance, will rfTsc, cue.
IL Chilli and Feuers Bilious P~reys Affections
of the Eyes and Ears. Spongy and Bleeding
Gums Bronch,fis aud recent Coughs and Colds.
Dr., SWEETSER'S rANACEA will be found
perfectly sure and certain in it, efiscts.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-18
PILES.

In At CAsrs ~ Pitxs. Dr.. sWEETSER's
PANACEA will effret very speedy cure. Il re
n.cves from The bIood. stnmsch end bowels. al
those fosl ses'd burning humors. which ere tn,
cause II Piles and COsiivsnss., and by strengthen
ing the digestive organs improves every part of ,h
sn,ias body. s,+
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27

Solemn sollcd tho s.passing-
Gates Of death were lifted high
Dirges in m anthem swell,
Rose from troubled earth to sky.
Poet, veil thy crowned head.
Statesman, droop thy lofty brow!
Like q widow, DER her dead,
Bends weeping nation now.
Torn from human hopes and tears,
One, country's lawful pride,
Gray in glory. gray in yenrs!
Nohly lived-moss nobly died!
On the field where he had fought,
Battling for the wrongcd-oppressed;
Where his nohlest deeds were wrought
There he fell, in armor dressed.
lay his h.inct by his side
Write, ssSalvaf,on unto NAM"
I'm the circlct, true and tried,
That world may read the plan.
.sSvord Of Spirit:' take thy rest
Pslsicd now the wiedcy's arm:
"Shield Of Faith" upon his breast,
Death his soul might not alarm.
Never more shall homo OF hall
Yield IN echo to his voice:
Never more. shall frccmnn's call
Make his Patriot heart rejoice.
Great in council! gray in years:
On she field Of his Tenown,
lie, despite . nations tears,
Laid his costly laurcls down.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27

A BaxD RELIANcx--ln M. Eox'e fri.
icsome days, tradesman. who held II
promise topay Tor two hundred posnds, cal
led EH payment. Charles said 10 could
not then discharge il. GLOW can mn, Be -
said I ,e creditor; "you have just noe lying
bei''rc y"n hank notes 10 large amount"
"Tlnse." replied Mr.. Fox, are fos pay
ing nv debts II hnnor." The fradessnnu
immediately threw bis mites into the -.
NOW. sir" said hs ssminc il . debt Of hon.
y, which cannot now o1Aige you to pay"
Charles. much to bis hopur, instantly raid
his full demand.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27

spoke
III is true. il is trnc-thcsc hands did L
these hnndsl Fang the thirteenth chime
lie i Innocent my lcgc, / de-
mand Justice
s'od's life. sweetheart, this is a sssaOro
matter, replied Henry bun rise, thou shalt
have Jus''cc-,hy king promises it,
III was plot-a base plot Tor his death
and my d'shonor,' exclaimed M.,,ol. .ls,t
God hath over,hrowni, il. Look IT his &C.
cuscr, sire: look, he changes color, he .esm-
bIes--hc is the guilty ono, no. Mark
Henry nr"se mud bent his keen Q. Q upon
Capt. Wyckhamme. But how earnest
thou TO ring tho thirteenth chime, wou,aor
he asked.
i will tell thee snidl Mabel cngcrlv.--
\ vas lured II midnight into the cathedral:
violence WIS offered to ms even as the
shrine Of tho Virgin; fed into ibel bclirv,
and there caused the thirteenth chime 10
sound Tor the purpose of rniring nm a!asut
J did II 10 save mysclf-io! il hath saved
my lover
who pursued thee thi,hcry asked tho
king.
"A priest replied Mabel, and III il
here
Henry looked quickly around: his eve
fell upon the sombre figure III the monk. and
he exclaimed, Let the priest stand ior.
ward
The robcd figure advanced, aud then he
remained motionlcss.
'Throw back thy cowl,' snid tho king.
The prizes, moved mt, :bu. IN otlicioss
ycomcn twltchcd \ aside and discovered
the features Of Father Francis.
1t is he" exclaimed Mabel.
Henry looked from the thuychman 10 tis
captain Of tho guards. The Gacc ii tho
iarmer was Of a deadly pallid hue. and Ms
'ips convnssivcly compressed, but he mimi
tested no farther emotion. Il was difIes.
cnt with Wyckhammc. PHYSICAL courage
he had plenty n, but nc moral hravery he
had none. Tho King lo,kcd fixcdly =,
hlm--h's limbs trcmblcd--he caught hold
Of the oakcn table Cor support. and rsspcd
10 i for breath. There was an awful pause.
mercy! mcrcyr falicred Wyckta mme.
i will confess
sTrnitor aud cowardr shouted Father
Frnncis, we arc lost
.Scize that priest, said the King, with .
voice like trumpet.
Father Francis made quick motsnn If
one 81 his hands towards his ince. and then
dashing aside with convulsive cl5:vt tho
brawny arms laid upon him, be cxclaiss.
ed
Away. nm beyond your REACH
Ills pale lip crrled into smile of iriumph
then his face became lived and changed in
expression 1.-The eye glarcd--fnnm appear
ed nj tho mouth, and the monk, still wearing
that grim smile II dciance aud consemps.
fell heavily forward on tho honr. When
they raised Father Francis he was Dead
The monk knew the secret Of many strong
poisons.
Then thy accusation was falec,' said tho
king.
sPardnn, sire. il wns; but the priest
the priest set me on--pardon.' filtered tbs
wretchcd Wsckhnmmc, who had sunk in a
qnivcring heap upon tho ground.
Take him away, said llcnrv.-ao death.
IInnilcy shall assume his rank; and now
he took Mabcl's hand and plncf,l il in that
"f her lover, my faithful sentinel receive
thy BRIDE
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27
TuE fullTEExTu CHINE.
~ angus y. REACH.

Il vas in one Of the earliest years of the
reign II Henry Viii, md on glori",,s
summer's day, that two men sat in earncs.
conversation together in the onk-panrilec
parlor If small house abut,iny upon ST.
P.ul's Churchyard. The one was SOL
der, tina other priest. The Turner was
habiisd d m officer of the yeomen Of the
guard-his morton surmounted BY n plume
"f feathers lay before him ON the tanlc, mud
his rich scarlet and gold uniform SHINE gay
and glis,cning in the sunshine. lie was
= Young Esau, but vice md nnbrilled pms
sion WAS stamped, like Gains mark, upon
his face. Ills eyes were b!oadshm his
mouth cnsrsc and sensunl, mud his whole
bearing fierce and s~acscrng. Ills priest
" compnnion had thrown hack his co~l,
probably fm coolncss, aud disclosed Ten.
lures, the expression Of which, like that Of
tho captain Of the guards. was evil. hn,
which, unlike his, was partly redeemed, BY
the appearance Of lofty in,e!lectaaii,y.-
The prics,'s forehead was high md mas
sivc, and his eve deep 50, and bright. As
he glanced At his companion, his thin pale
lip curled involuntarily, and tho scnrn of
his smile WAS whitening. BIT tho soldier
perceived il not, Ms he cnrcless!y set inside
the silver etonp from which he Ind been
imbihing plentiful draugh, OF sack, and
remarkcd--
And %, Bully Frinr! thou has, nbsolvcd
MI nv ains-truly their name wins icgion-
hut TINT hoots not now; .hcy nre rubbed
away like rust from sword blade
sDonLiless thou art pnrdoncd. Have |
not sid iif returned the priest. Aid NJ
he spoke his lip curled more palpably than
ever.
Tint swscgerer. pinned by the cross
how bolt =, 1'hamey' said he ofshe yeomen
II the guard. beginning anew the muster
roll Of his trsnsgressions-
think mot d IT, replied the priest.
And the ,nursher done at the Banksidc!'
Forgiven
And the despoiiing Of tho Abingdon
mercerv
i have absolvcd.'
Aud the WV broken to Sir lIildebrand
Grsyf
- VII WIN GsU0A NXusUos sUCU.
And tho carrying OF tho pretty Mis-.
sress Marjoryt'
Hath been stnned for
And osths. lies, imprecaiions innnmer-
ahler rejoined tho captain. Not 80 much
that caro- about anch petty mntiers; hu.
when ono 10 1t confession. one mny Is we'll
make c.ean breast of IT,
In the name al the church, | ahsolvc
lhss. And now, Captain Wyckhsmme,
thou must perform service for me-
III il but reasonable. Thou art my help
y 10 matters spiritnal-l ON thine 10 mat
ssss earthly! We servo each other, Father
Fsancis.'
Ths worthy Father Francis smiled. i
= possible inst h deemed Tho arrangement
bsttss ase IA himself then fns biz militia.
- f'ea1,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27

THE HCaAS ilEART.-Dr. Ford, Chap
lain Of Ne~gate, told the narsntos, that
when srcpriese came Cor one under ssp-
icnce Of dcn,h. he returned tho Bible and
Praser-hs's which the Doctor had given
him, with las thanks, rcmnrkine that be had
then .sno further use Er them"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27
Out Of two hundred aud eigh,seo species
OF serpenss, only thissy-sw arc supposed TO
Be poisonous.

When subscription paper for m hna-
est md very aged free thinker wns handed
to two members Of our bar. ono asked, ssdoe,
he believe in the Christian religion 1s--
!. Never mind." said the Mhcr, fwk0sc voice
Is ~ potent in court NJ il Is kind ia Char.
ity, 1--WE do"-Rosf Post.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27
ClNcrxxArI, April IL, II. =.

Large Fire. Co'ns plaoine mill. Rich.
ards cn'pcring establishment, and Kirby's
sash factory, were burned this afternoon
This loss Is about 81, 900, ail iosared.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27
JOIN QUINCY ADAMS.

Dy MRS. n. s. NICHOLS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

; PHlLBN respectfully inform their friends ana The
~. public tha' having been requested by the MANHATTAN
GAsIGHT COMPANY to engage in The GssFitng business
they have taken the Workshop office, &c lately occupied
BY the Company, l76 Merceist door below Blocker
and prepared attend 10 orders IN that depart
meui Of business al its branches They intend 10 keep
on hand an assortment Of the best and latest patterns 81
brackets pendant manel ornaments, chandeliers sc
ufscured by MessTs CORNELlUS& co. OF lamps chan
deers &C altered burn gas Also, gas fixtures taken
down, cleaned rebronzcd. l0cqucTed.
Plumbing attended 90 as formerly, al Dcy-sf and 10
Merccr-si Orders for gas fitting len al Dey VIII be o.
tended 20 promptly They refer 90 the Manhattan GasLsh
Company. and also 90 The following gentlemen, some Of
whom Directors of the Company. James Donaldson,
Eco Henry Y0mg, ESQ Jas Roosevelt Esq Moses Taylor,
ESQ Daniel h. Fearing, Eco. w. II. smith, Esq.
y B-Paucalar attention paid 70 ttung up dwellings,,
stores, public buidmcs already occupied, A. well a.
those III. nr,efe.s of b.lIiiro aiW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17
MEDICINES.
sAyDs's sARsAPARuLf

IL - - -----f -,,rs ~ on 1ifszss'
fW ~ - 49, M o.
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- r,.
D-
c. -.l- 1900 r.,.r-s or
r.-.- - Sc
$500. u go go p.- ,rrorr1 % Te-frr.
rn'flf-' n--' '"l-'
$1,000. ~ - p,.-e. and fo.-fs
h'i' f------ ..,...- -,-rrfnurs
-r.-,
- 90. 81. --s--.o-i7. rse of Merrlrr.
b-Fas'- a''-''s w.. =. '-- -,-
- - ~ .'-,-fIsa enc. ,-i Life
az y ,t-.-....r r., .-.-i..-. val 5e removed
A'.' N''o'.- ~ ~ ,t. p-.-.r.r'5n
$50. .,-.-.-~,,-,-, =, y. 49,, sr..rled and as.
TI'Hls MEDICINE has acquired 'eIl lA-...t 60
y t-lls-ea ~ -.--1l 49, =. -,a~.or eFcscv has
enIe.y on s o'- 49, 80. 49,. ,-es m lie ve1etat q
alone sustained -e ..-. fl.e- - .,rr 'rsf.rr
- ---'.- 49, II .---,rs he 1-ier and luie-
~ p, 500 S.-.era- y i. rresesred compound
.r- ara1, III liz cl.rsc,.r art properties from -ly
r.r-rrfr and rrr-a.. 10 i-s operation OBJ -e -t--
o.-e' ie- .e... Dc f. r4fur Boz o. b. -l.v
1-- $3.50 r-- ~ ro-rs-.a-.-c anal portability lld
- Rod .---f.ra I'D rf. L ----0-s each 1C--.e ID
wren --... .- -o.--, INIT ard e fleu
me- ~ -,. --s r,,. nv +. .s-l.l- 1reparao1s bear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17
urCxER,s PREpARED PARMA.

rINuE ONLY MANUFACTURERS IN the United States,
0f tins superior faruaccou. article, are now rtady o
supply 8 90 any extent Put up IA boxes containing q
pounds IN haltp0und packages, each accompanied WIN
printed directions for Single boxes - liberal die
count on larger 0iantes article for general family
use i IS aualle The Parma las been chemically ana
lived by Drs Chiffon and Runn and Prof Red, who bear
testimony ts great value all other fdnaceous sub
stances such arrow root tap0ca, sage barley &C Prof
Reid observes. It's claims the attention OF The medical
profession VIII upon is containing gluten, ahune
vegetable fhrne and other nirogcuized bodies found
In arrow or similar substances" Dr. Chiffon" The
great superiority OF This article over starch argo"rQo zap
ioca sago article of diet for nyads and children,
principally owing the gluten 10 contains, which l. 1882
per cent 10 forms very agreeable hight. uuItve ari-
Gle OF food easily dCesfe and admirably adapted for
yads aud children pr RoUon. Testimonials from other
professional ceuilcmes De application 20 The
proprieiors. N CheTryst Pike-sAp Nc'Nlork For
sale ~ The pnncpa drug stores. nlylo I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17
ACCOMMODATION AND ECONOMY
FOR THE UPTOWN RESIDENTS.

I STOUNENEL co having opened Branch OF inelf
". esisbshm Isl Broadway opposite Astorplace
for the better accommodation of their numerous uptown
customers and the public n general Guild respectfully call
their attention rich and splendid assortment % gas
chandeliers, brackets, eiran1ors, solar lamps a lamps
and lanierns Also, glass of the richest sye and
finest quality, lo own manufacture and cannot De sur
passed by any other establishment French, CHINA dinner
and dessert SETS Bohemian articles The above arfces
have been manufactured under immediate supeunend-
ence and regards quality and price viii compare, 4 not
surpass snv similar establishment n this city Goods ~
every description loaned for parties a. the lowest rates All
the above articles made order sud 10 match any pattern
superior finish D. SrOUNENEL co.
7S7 Broadway, opposite Aston place,
Wholesale and retail dealers
We also continue our business 90 lo old stand John and
% Gold where ihc public obtain The same articles as
sbove and al The same low RATE. nyi I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

The above prices. consequence Of increased iaciles
for MANUFACTURING are much reduced from former rates
liberal discount or cash hand 40 The date 0i the invoice
Presses. Chases Gases. Wood Type Ink &C furnished
the lowest uamfaciurers prices. either for cash credit
Our Specimen Book for i8g9 ready for distribution
10 printers who will send for H. and many
cie. that have before exnbIed such a. W IhB
FI0ITishes Ornaments Ornamental Fonts, O which we
have an ample stock the prompt execution Of orders
Printers OF newspapers who choose ~ pu0nsh s ad'ei,
ncUeu three times before e l Of June, 1873. and send
us one OF The papers, viii De- paid for n type when hef
pure haec from a. Of own manufactures selected from
our specimens. Eve umcs the amount ~ their bll
sae several good secondhand cylinder and pia'en
Power Presses. >iandng Presses Hand Pruning Presses
GEORGE BIZ ~ s. co. Is { htnitcis-sl y. I
myl6 iwDNfN
Nort =, ~ Prril,us, M pr ehth il. paper rnaei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

PoIicr--lohu Cowan was brought before Jus.
ice Hunter Yesterday on charge OF having assaulted
Edward Gascons and II W Alexander AZ the ire Al
SOUTH Brooklyn on Saturday night last lie was fined
90 Edward Foster and Gabriel Sproul were arrest.
ed yesterday for being drunk and ssssung their wives
The accused were committed for examination. sam.
usl r. Davenport was brought before Justice Garrison
on q ehsrge of sssaulting Michael ONe at Gowsnus.
He held % bail In the Of 500 20 appear the
next Court of Sessions Renhard Lauer WAS arrested
By Capt q. Van Colt on charge Of thrusiing pen
knife In the face of Sole Marhas, causing severe
wound the eye, and afterwsrd striking him vo-
lent blow The accused held 10 bail in the Of
eeo0 to appear at the next Court of Sessions