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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-07-15
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Notice
To all whom II may Concern.
THE Subscriber has purchased of Isaac Moore
the following property which he has left in
the possession of said Is 'ac. until such time as
he shall see canse to remove the same, TO wit:
3 head Of horned Cattle.
grey Mare.
Hogs
l two.horse Wagon.
0 acres of Rye in the ground,
s acres of Corn.
"a acres Of Oats.
Plow.
wood Sled.
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sT1oN OR DYSPEPSIA

No medicine perhaps Inns ever been disc ,v.re,l whic,
gives 81 much tone to the stomach and causes the srrc-
tion Of healthy gnstrc juice to cc1npnse the nj ns Dr.
Drakc's PanactT ~
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TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTHUMBER.
LAND COUNTY.
TNELLOW CITIZENS. Encouraged by ma.
ny of my friends throughout our county,
offer myself to your consideration as a candidate
for the Office Of
REGISTER AND RECORDER,
at the next general Election. Should my fellow
citizen favor me with majority of their votes,
] should spare no exertioE to fiIfll the duties Of
said Office with fidelity and to the satisfaction
ofall. MARTIN IRWIN.
Sunbury, June 8, ls4s.
TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTHUMBER.
LAND COUNTY.
vVHE subselber offers himself to the electors
4 Of Northumberland County, as candidate
for the Office pf
PROTHONOTARY, &C.
Should he be favored with a majority Of votes,
hS will spare no exertons to render general
satisfaction. JOHN FARNSWORTH.
June II, 1876
TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTHUMBER.
LAND COUNTY.
FELLOW CITIZENS BY the encouragement
Of my friends. ! am ir4ducpd 10 offer myself asa
candidate for the Office Of
REGISTER & RECORDER.
Should I be elected, shall make every effort
to render general satisfaction.
FREDERICK HAAS.
Upper Augusta, June 81, 1915
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Manufacture and keep constant
ly IN hand, II Large ass ,rtinenl ri
the above articles, together with
their Patent Improved SilaInandcr
FlRE-pROOF SAFES, which
are 81 constructed MS tn sci at rest
nll mnnncr OF doubt us t. their
being strictly firr-prnt, and tha,
they will resist the fire Of any
builaing. The outside eases ui
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COMMISSIONERS SALES
UNSEATED LANDS.

The following tracts ofunseated lands having
heen purchased by the Commissioners of N"r,hum-
berland county, and remsiuing unredeemed by tho
owners, for more than five years. sales there.
Of the Comm 'ssioners, will be offered for sale
n, the Court House, in the Borough of Sunbury.
Northumberland County, on Friday the IL h day
Of August, AT 10 o'clotk A. NJ. (ls4S)
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THOMAS C. GARRETT & co.
IMPORTERS OF

W - Up ca " ~ S q
n's'ed and Britannia Wae, Cutlery. end
Fsnsy Goods.-snd Manufacturers Of Jew.
elry and Silver Ware, l22 Chesnut street. PhiIs-
delPhis; have received BY late arrivals large snd
handsome stock Of English and French Watches.
end Marble. PMcslsin and Fancy Clocks.
Plated Urns. Csstors. Cske Baskets, High and
Chsmbev Candlss'icks Soup Lsdles. Spoons and
Forks Alss = good sssorment Of Bsilsnnis
Wsrs and Fine Cu,lrsy.
Their stock Of JEWELRY 10 large sad of,hs
most fashionable kind. and they ere we'll supplied
With Silver Spoons. Forks, Muss. Napkin Rings
Butter Knives. &C., and without making sny de
play of prices 10 the public prints. they ere pre-
psrsd 10 ssli o. low a. those Who Dc, end inviss
p,,sons wishinz 10 purchase 70 cell
Philsdslphis, June 10, le4s.-eu
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bprand county, and remsiuing unredeened ny tho
owners, for more than five ypars.nfer sales there.
Of to the Comm ssioners, will be offered for sale
n, the Court ouse, in the Borough of sunbury,
Northumberland County, on Friday the / | h day
Of A August, AT 10 o'clotk A. NJ. (ls4S)
COAL TOWNSHIP
Wdrrnn Tee Names. Acres.
Boyd w lillian, 36l
Dog ar John, $40
Brosious Peter, go
Boyd William, 20
DoyJ William 335
lIimmilrich Henry 373
He'sh Philip. l6
I I,eich Christian 363
Murvne Jacob,
Zirynfus Peter, FL
Zisenru. Peter, LOT
Zicenfus Peter, ~
Umboh Jacob, w
Smith Mrlchor, 95
coal e. sHAMOKIN
Scott Abraham, 342!
Tnsworth Jim 4O6t
Irvine Charles
Lewis James, lO3
Stewart Deborah, 522
Wilson John. 2O43
JACKSON & AUGUSTA.
Smith Danul, 295
LOWER AUGUSTA.
B,ain John. 200
iII"rLE MAHANoY GLOVER AUGUSTA.
D,w,u J,hp. 1851
Dew,r, William. 393
CHILlSQUAQUE. POINT 4 TURBUT.
Blair William, 800
Baron John. jr, 4lO
Cr.ige Joseph 2ao
Cooper Isaac 2oo
Fisher John 3oo
Gr fl Henry loZ
Hall William 3oo
Ionrs Ann OF
Lew Aaron 2oO
Minor Edward 800
Morrison George 3oo
Mickey John 227
Rogers Michael. I5Of
Shaw William. 6s3
Buehlcr George, 100
Bra es Pet.r. lO3i
Grant Tbcmss, 800
Cages Ge"rse. 1924
Hrrnn. Frederick Sf53
Herring Frederick. "a!
H"dnou James, M43
Moyer George, 100
Miller John, l4Oa
M"~pr Christian. lat
Mnldh town David. l72t
se.ly Jones. 1869
:, OF Alexander, 1926
r"isne Henry. oss
Watson Job. 1854
PETER vANDiING,
WILLIAM FOLMER,
JACOB HOFfA.
Commissioners
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these Safes made of 'er iron, the inside ri zap
stone, and between the and inner is slac.
ot three inches thick uh is Glcd in with inesiruc
tibe mlteral make it nm inp,ssbiy to burn amy
of the inside OF this Chest. These apstone ST
ananders prepared and d. cllener the world To-
produce any article in the shape ni Bk Siics that will
stand much heat, and hiLi ourselves ready at all
times have them fairly tested by pulic boufrr We
also continue 10 manufacture large and general rt
uient Of Premium Air-tgh Fir" PrcT Safes o which
there 200 in and in every insancc they
have given entiIe satisfaction 10 the purclnsers- which
will refer the public tn few gentlemen who have
them in
Haywood X Snyder Paisvilie Joseph q. lawtnn
Pottsvile; Mr.. William Carr. Dnyl ,siown, Pa.
n. 4 G. Taylor, i2o north ri ST.; Wright Nephew
Vine st. wharf, Alexander Cnrnr Convsyanccr corner ot
Fibert aud 9Th John NJ. Ford ~ north III St; Myers
Bush, ~ north 81 james NJ Paul, l0i south lth St;
DIR. David Jayne, south 3 st.; Mathew U. Miller, 20
south 81 ST.; and clud hundreds ni others
n il Now invite the attention al The
public, and particularly those in want Of Fire Proof Safes
to call before purchasing elsewhere, and we
satisfy them they will get better and cheaper article
than other establishment IN the ci'y
We also manufacture the ordinary Fire Prhd CHESTS, nj
very prices cheaper han they can be bsusht nt any
other in Philadelphia. - >,s
DAVID EVANS,
JOHANNES WATSON.
Philadelphia, April 6, lsls-iy
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JACOB KECK,

JNCOB KECK,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
WINE AND LIQUOR DEALER,
No 2ss Market Street, BelO,o Eighth, North side,
PRILADElPaIA.
Keeps constantly on hand all kind Of old Ii.
quor, viz: Superior old rye whiskey-superior
Brandy, Gin. &c. Also white brandy for preser.
wing. Wild Cherry and Blackberry brandy.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3, le46.-ly
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OAKFORD'S
GREAT hat, CAP, AND FUR ESTABLISHMENT'


Betwecn Third and Fourth Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
VT0HE Advertiser has constantly on hand and
L manufacturing, every description Of HATS
AND CAPS, Of the latest and most approved fash
ions. consisting Of
- YOUTHS HATS AND CAPS,
"a In variety, among which is new arti.
Gle for Spring and Summer wear.
~ MILITARY. CHAPEAUX GAPS
ect made according to the Army and Navy re.
guations and for superiority OF finish and mate.
rial, have never been surpassed
THE SUMMER FASHIONS
For gentlemen, consisting of Fine Rockey Noun.
tain Beaver and Gossamer Hats, (very light,)
Panamas, Leehorns. Fine Cobourgs, ect, ect.
Also. fine Straw, Braid, and Hair Cloth Taps !;
Ladies' Riding Hats and Caps of entirely new
styles, in fact the largest assortment ever before
offered to the public; being as low in price as
any Establishment in the country
Remember CHARLES OAKFORD.
No. lO4, Chesnut street, befUeen
Third and Fourth streets
Philadelphia
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Beware Of Sugar Coated Counter
leifS.

Remember that the original and only genuine India
Vegetable Pills have the written signature Of wm. Wrgt
on the top label of each box.
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June 81, lSlS-ly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16
BARNBURNER

The following article is from a German
paper printed at Herman, in this State, 10
which we alluded in our ast:-
From the Herman Wochenblatt. Auy. 10. -
Our readers already know from former declar
at'on IN our paper, that we cannot coincide with
that part oil the democratic party, which considers
slavery in the newly acquired territories, New
Mexico, and California as possible permissible
we will say admissible. Therefore, we canno,
support for the Presidency the candidate who is
brought out by that party as their representative
we mean Mr. Cess; but we take side with that
democratic party, called "Rsdica Democrats, -
or Barnburners, and who have put up Van Buren,
as their candidate for the Presidency. We there
lore, declare our appreciation OF the well known
"Wilmot Proviso," which heads The Barabnrners'
confession, and lays down the principle, that in
no part OF the Union can slavery. legally be in.
lroduced, and We believe Congress has right
to preclude, forever by way Of legislation, the
possibility OF the introduction OF slavery into the
thus FAR free, now annexed territories OF Mexico.
Cass disputes the power OF Congress, end he there.
by together with the party he represents, puts
himself in direc: opposition 10 the acts ard prin.
ciples oil the fathers OF our revolution, the suthor
Of the glorious declaration OF Independence and
The ordinance Of 1877, which forever excluded
slavery from the great North. western Territory
as it existed al that time.
Gould II be possibly brought on the part OF the
Radical Democrats or Barnburners in this State,
TO get up special ticket for Presidential Elec,
tors we would be very much gralifed; but If even
this cannot be, we owe it to our principles and
our dignity as Republican citizens, openly 10 set
forward with our opinion; as it could not be other.
wise expected OF US, Of those who know US, as
well with regard 10 politics as with regard 10 re-
ligion. With US. it is matter always to remain
true 10 The principles we have proved-to confess
them openly, no matter whether few or many
share them with us.
The principles of radical democracy, however
call upon US 10 stand on the side oil the Wilmot
Pfoviso. But it has been matter OF gratiica>
ton 10 u.s. 10 find in the greatest cities OF The West
TO which our recent journey brought US. among
our oldersts acquaintances and friends, so many
who shared our opinion in this democratic party
question; although we will not deny, but that oc.
caslonaily, we were engaged in warm disputes,
which, however, terminated always in friendly
manner.
That slavery is stain on our Republic, yea, a
contradiction Of the very principles Of liberty and
equal rights OF man, and which nevertheless. she
pretends 10 recognize, no unbiased citizen Of this
country will deny. As long as slavery finds
among us, in our praised Republic, legal recog.
nion and il is insisted, that the black race shall
be placed, il possible, By system, below brutes,
so long the American people cannot, with full
right lay claim to the title Of an "enlightened
people,"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16
NeM as0ulS.

The largest and finest Stock erer offered by US in
this market.
ha so en eSsvng and opening
the Of week, will have in store the lar
geSt assortment offered by in thi, market
The styles Of the very latest impor,aions, the
quality equal to any in the United States, land the
trimmings complete and perfect In the sale, we
are certain Of our ability to give entire satisfaction
as our purchases were ma de IN New York and Phil
adelphia, on the most advantageous terms, and the
for which goods can BIS sold in the western country
Ladies in this and The adjoining counties, in want
of strictly fine and fashionable dress GODS, are
sured that the attention has been paid to the
selection Of trimmings. and we vsnture the
rance that all Gun be satisfied. The public are in
vi,ed to call
Only one price, and no abatement.
HUGHES, BIRCH g. WARD,
Fayette, Sept. 8, lS4S
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tered disease to destroy their happiness here and
even life itself, rather than resort to the use of
what are generally styled Patent Medicines;,
no matter what health.ilnproving virtues these
may have possessed. Accustomed to hear cry
against these remedies, they choose to deprive
themselves of the happy benefits they might have
received from them, and veinly endeavor to bolster
mp their falling condition by the ordinary ostions
OF the day, which were less efficient. though per.
haPS more fashionable and costly. But we rejoice
mat these hurt'u prejudices are fast losing thor
sway over the minds of the people. by the many
truly wonderful cnres performed BY the successful
combination of medic al agents for the removal Of
al diseases Of the lungs and chest, DR.. WIS.
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. Sold bv
Dr. SNELsoN. Fayette: DR.. HENDERSON, Glas.
gov; MALONE 81 GARTH. Huntsville
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16
Piles! Piles!! Piles!!!
Or. Upham's Vegetable Electuarv. or n
REMED Y For THE pIIES 1l;u..

Or. Upham's Vegetable Electuarv. or Interim
REMED FOR THE PILES, Triumphant
oo,ouO cases Cured in The past year
or This Medicine is warranted 10 cure II c.se,
of piles. either bleeding or blind. internal or OF
,ernal, and all infamaory diseases found in con
junction with the PiIes-such as
Chronic Dysentary. Weakness and Inflammation
Of The Spane,
falling Of the bowels womb. Sc, thb, females
particularly are suhect to, under peculiar crcum.
en- of speedy and efectual cures--but delicacy for
bids their publication.
-. Serere and HaJitual Costireness,
Flow of blood to the head, Dyspepsia, Ucerations
Fis'u'us, Inflammation of the Stomach find q
speedy cure IN DR.. UPHAM's ELEcrUARY. 1t isan
internal remedy. and cures by its action on the
bowels and blood, the relaxed state, which is the
cause of the above named diseases
Universal Commentator.
From every city, town and village, where DR.
Upham's Vegetable Pile Elcctary has been intro.
duced, the most gratifying intelligence Of its effects
heve been received by the Proprietor In hundred.
ct instances it has triumphed over cases shcb
we're deemed incurabe
Letter of Capt. q. w. Mclean, late of the T. s.
Service, and member of The N. J. Legislature.
RAILWAY, June Is. ls47
vi have hoen afflicted for years with the Piles,
and have tried without anything like permanent
benefit, almost everything ASSUMING the name of
remedy. had, as matter of course, lost al
confidence in medicine. Under this FEELING wa :
induced--not without reluctance, confe.ss-to use
'Uphum's Electuary;' and having used it for abou
three weeks, according to the directions laid down
lind to my utter surprise, well as satisfaction
that every symptom of the disease has left me. I
think it due alike to DR.. Upham and N ysef to max
this statement. G. ". MCLEAN"
Addressed to the agents in Columbia GA.
Notice The genuine Elecfuary has the written
signature thus, (G.1-A. Uphan, NJ D. The hand
is also done with pen.
Price 81 per box.
For sale by DR.. EASTERLY, sor,h-eas. cor.
ner of Third and Chestnut streets, St Louis. Mo
Sole agent for the west. fSept. .. ~
0|5-For sale by DR.. w. r. SNELSON. Drug
gist, agent for Fayette; DIGG ES & IIORSELEY.
Glasgow; and KNOX g. BEEMAN. Rochrport
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Dr. McLane's Liver Fills.

FOR the Cure Of Liver Complaint. DySpepSi1 Sscl
Heddach, and all Bilious Complaints.
The liver is much more frequently the seat Of
disease than is generally supposed 1t is now gen.
orally admitted by Physicians of reputation and
experience, that more than one-halr Of the com.
plants which occl r throughout tho great valley Of
the Missi Ssppi, have their in diseased sLKs
OF The Hrer, and that more than three fpurths of the
diseases enumerated under the head o. Consump.
ton, have also their seat in a diseased liver.
Case in 81. Louis IF one gears Standing.
ST.. LOUIS Mo May 5, 1911.
DR.. E. EAsrERLy-Sir: hereby certify flat |
have been afflicted Cor more than wear, with the
liver complaint. and have applied to different phy.
sic!anS and all TO little or no effect until made
use of DR.. McLaue's Liver Pills | am happy to
inform you that was perfectly cured bv the use of
one box ] can therefore. in Justice recommend
others who are troubled with diseased liver, 10
make u trial Of these Pills.
rruly yours, ROBERT HALL.
Residence, Fourteenth and BiiIle streets.
individuals suffering with Liver Complaint. Dvs.
pepsia. Sick Headach or any bilious disease. are
earnestly advised to make trial of Dr. McLane',
Liver Pills. rs they have been prepared bv a rpgu.
larly educated Physician. who hns had an ex,en.
sive practice and experience in treating the above
complaint He confidently recommends as being
the rery best and most deserving remedy ever pre-.
sened to the notice of the afflicted
Price % cents per box
For sale by DR.. E. EASTERLY southeast cor
ner Of Third and Chestnut streets St. Louis, agent
for the west. Sent Z '43
O1rSold also by Dr.. w. R. SNELSON. Drug
glst, agent for Fayette; DIGGES g. HORSLEY
Glasgow; KNOX & BEEMAN, Rochcport
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16
A SUGGESTION.

The Metropolitan says, by an oversight,
we suppose, the election for Circuit Attor
MES is left as under the former law, TO be
held on the LIST Monday in November; and
thus, since the act of Congress prescribing
the time of holding the Presidential elec'
ton, comes off one day before the latter.
To save time and the necessity of attend
ing on two successive days, we would sug-
gest TO the County Courts of the different
counties the propricty of ordering, that in
the election for Circuit Attornies, the polls
at the different precincts be kept open two
days. The voters can thus all vote on The
second day for both Circuit A'tornies and
Presidential Electors.
Why is blnsh like little girl Because
il becomes roman
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16
NORTH CAROLINA.

All The accounts we get from the Old
North State are encouraging to the Wings
Under most discouraging circumstances
our friends have elected their Governor and
the Legislature. They were little drowsy
at the State election, but nov they are thor
oughly reused up, and at work. They will
give the.S,ate to Taylor and Fillmore by a
large ma GRITTY. A letter from one of our
electors, dated Raleigh, Angus, 26, 1913,
says:
"You need not be under any apprebensions
about our good old State. She is this day as true
as she ever was to the Wing cause and in No
vember will give Taylor and Fillmore an over.
whelming majority. The vote in the Governor
election is no Test Of the strength OF Gen. Taylor,
in this State local causes produced the falling of
in the wing vote. The triumph Of the Wings,
under all the circumstances, proves their invinci,
blity. We go into the Presidential election with
no such local membranes, and honestly be.
eve that the Wings will be thoroughly aroused.
Many OF our best informed friends think ace shall
be able to carry the State by bst,oeen eight and
trelre thousand majority. Be Of good cheer, we
shall work like gallant fellows here-and no mis-
take. All OF us intend doing our whole duty like
men.
"Mr. Badger gave US great speech light be
fore last, and think his defence OF Gen. Taylor
and his position, superior to any thing ever
heard. Our friends are rallying in all sections oil
the Stale. have seen some dozen oflelters since
the election. all breathing the same determined
spirit, to roll up real Harrison majority for Old
lack"
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FEW ELS

-
Fevers, like every other form of disease, are
only an effort of nature to expel from the bod,
something that is oppose d to health; it is merely
str uggle between the good and bad humors fol
supremacy, and the comlnoton which en- sues i.
called Fever. The usual symptoms of Fever
are heaviness, anxiety, signing and yawnng with
alternate fits of cold and heat, after which the pa.
tient complains of pain in the head and back
thirst, difficulty Of breathing, pain in the limbs a
sense of fulness abou, the region of the stomach
ha usea and sickness, with sometimes n vomiting OF
bilious matter.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will be found
peculiarly ada pied to the cure of ALL KINDS OF FE.
YER. because they not only thoroughly cleanse the
stomach and bowels from all bilious humors bu,
they open those excretory vessels which empty in.
to the bowels; and consequently the impurity con
all disordered motions of the blood called Fevers
is thrown into the bowels, from whence it is car.
ri ed off by the regular alvne discharges.
In using Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills fol-
Fevers. the only care necessary is, to have the
medicine operate COPIOUSLY BY THE BOW.
ELS. If the symptoms urgent, from four to
eight pr lis should be taken, night and morning.
until the fever has subsidized after which smaller
doses, once in twenty fonr hours, will be sufficient
to restore tie body to a sound state of hca th
BEwARE OF CoUNTERFEfTs ONLY oRrer.
NAL AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS HAVE
THE SIGNATURE OF WILLIAM WRrGHT WRITTEN
WITH PEN ON THE Tor LAPEL OF EACH BOX. None
other as genuine, ard 20 counterfeit Misis FORGERY
The genuine is 70. sale by BooN TALBOT g.
SmtTff, sole agents for Fayette; D. C. CHAMPION.
Champions Mill; s. Carroll, Glasgow; FELIX
REDDrNG, Keytesville; NJ. T. ATKINS. Brunswick:
and Wholesale and retail by HENRY BLAKsIEY. St.
Louis: Office and general depot, 169 Race Street,
Philadelphia
~ Be,p1re of tr1pel1,n1 Tunoeters