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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-08
Retail Price, 25 cts. per Box.
SOMETHING NEW!
VVNHE Subscriber. have ,hr exclusive right OF
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~"OD~ %0

in the counties Of Northumberland, Columhia and
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already, they expect TO 40 large business. This
stove is constructed on an entirely new principle,
and on the only principle that can make both
good wood and coal stove. The inventor has over
come all the difficulties that frequently belong 10
other stoves. He has hy hs arrangement. con-
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in hroilng roasting, frying Or baking may be done,
and all the smell tha, arises ihsrefrom must pass
into the combustihe chsmher, and is not at all
thrown out into the room. % Besides this, there
is an only two inches less than the whole size
Of the stove. wherein baking roasting may he
done well as j, can I've in the common brick oven.
This oven is always fit for use when the stove is
heated, as the whole drausht Of hot air passes a.
round il constantly.
Public attention is particularly called TO this
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iishment in North Danvile. at the Ign If the CO.
lumbia Tin shop, and a, the Foundry Of Rohrl,ach
& Clement in Sunbury, where its particular quail.
ties will I've fully shown and exp aimed TO any person
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The subscribers continue to have on hand all
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sonshle terms. He or his agents NAV he found in
Danville, Pa. J. II J. ARTER.
The undersigned, having seen in operation the
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from the manner Of it's construct N and operation,
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o. how happy are they,
Who the printer do pay,
And have squared up for one year or more
Tongue can never express
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Printers all the day long,
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Than What some people know,
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1r Rememier DIR. G.. V Cickener is the in
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4 Low. Th.s. Penn.y,v.n,..

Love Thee, PennsyIvsnia.
g BYL. c.,MALoSr.
love thee, Pennsylvania,
My own dear native State,
Prond birth. land of the noble free,
Home Of the good and great.
For in our country's story
There is no fairer name,
No other shines more brilliant
Upon the scroll Of Fame.
] love thee, Pennsylvania
When mid the smiles Of Spring,
Along the dark green valleys
The strains Of glodness ring
When gentle flowers arising
Put OIL their varied sheen,
IND raise their bright eyes laughing,
UP tward the sky serene.
love thee, Pennsylvania
love thy mountains grand,
Whose SUBMITS bear the impress
OF Diety's own hand;
Stern battlements Of Freedom,
They frown upon her foes.
While Graded in their valleys
Thy children safe repose.
love thee, Pennsylvania
Though fortune unto me
Gives but scanty pittance,
Thank Heaven ] am free;
For DER me see cleaning,
Unssllied, bright and fair,
Thy broad resplendent banner,
And my titles there.
I love thee, Pennsylvsnia
On many CORY plane,
Thy patriot heroes slumber
Amongst the noble slain
No other arms were stronger,
No other hearts more true
In the unbfoken phslanx
or Freedoms chosen few.
I love thee, Pennsylvania
For when the battle star,
Along the south was cleaning,
AND the red flames of war
Der fierce battalions nodded,
And trumpets loudly peal'd,
At the first call for soldiers,
Thy children took the field.
love thee, Pennsylvania!
Twas thy endearing smile.
That 'lured my iov'd ancestors,
From a far Ocean Isle
They left the fields of Erin.
The Shamrock growing green
To breathe the air of Freedom,
And see her face serene.
] love thee, Pennsylvania!
We are all sovereigns here,
We have no lords or tyrants,
No slaves to quake with fear;
Thy sons are brave and hardy,
OF bold and dauntless air,
Thy daughters chaste and witty,
The tairsst Of The fair.
] love thee Pennsylvania
Still may thy freedom shine,
Till hosts from every nation
Still gather round its shrine
Proud Keystone OF our Union,
Still, still secure the arch.
And in the path of glory,
Still onward, proudly march
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nANK NOTE list.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The following list shows the current value Of all
'ennsyvania Bank Notes. The most implicit re-
lance may be placed upon il, il is epery ,ceck
nrctully compared with ard corrected from Bck.
aell's Reporter. Il = - Ia u
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-08

fri,hman the other day in New Orleans, says
the National, was seized with the yellow fever.
The physician recommended leeches, as one OF
his remedies. TO cure the fever, and after giving
as he supposed distinct orders how to supply
them. he sen, them to him in q bottle that he
might dispense the presence Of a leecher. The
doctor called in the course OF the cay, and found
some of the leec hes alive in the bottle. Ex-
pressing his astonishment, he asked his patient
why he had not used them. Used them, is it,
aid Paddy, eyeing them with disgust. "hsvn't I
svallered two OF the serpents, and If n's more
we'd have down to save me from yelier fever,
then 90 for praist."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-08

Az HosoR TO HIS MorHER.-'John.' inquired
dominic Of a hopeful pupil, what is mailer :
"A man who makes nai;.. said John.
Very good. What is q tailor !!
'One who makes tails
oh. you stupid fellow said the dominic bit.
my his lips, "a man who makes tails ?
Yes SIR returned John. If the tailor did not
p"' tails to the coats he made, they would all
be jackets.
Sit down, John, you're an honor 10 your ma.
terual Parent'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-08
BRoN CHITIs. ASTHMA AND DISEASE oI
THE WINDPIPE

These diseases proceed from the seriosity or
corrupthumors Of the blood. having settled itself
the throat and lungs, and stopped ,hsm up, that
they cannot draw sufficient aI in for respiration.
Dr. sWEETsER'S PANACEA will give imme.
date rehef and to make the cure perfect and esr,
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FOR ERUPTIONs OF THE SKIN.

Scurvy. Scorbn'io Affections, Tumors, Scrofula or
Kings Evi White Swellings. Erysipelas, Ulcers,
Cancers. Running Sores. Scabs and Biles. time
and determined perseverance, in d SWEET
SER'S PANACEA, will effect cure. .
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DR. sWHHTSHR'x
-. a ~ A ca Sn6 ~

IUYHIS Medicine is wananied, on oath. not 10
contain particle Of Calompi, Corrosive Sub
limate, Arsenic. Chloride sf Gold, Or any delete.
rous minerals. Vt s ,-t5oR ,r... " ss!
The principle upon which this Medicine acts, !,
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blood and body. and by sssmiating with and
strengthening the gastric juice Of the stomach, il
assiss digestion; in short there is not vein. ar,e-
ry, muscle or nerve in the human body, that is
not strengthened by the PANACEA, and Il also
possesses the remarkable property Of removing
mercury from the homes and joints.
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PILES.

In ALI CAsrs os PILEs, Dr.. SWEETSER'S
PANACEA will effect a very speedy cure !. re-
moves from the blood. stomach and bowels, rl
those foul acrid burning humors. which are the
cause Of Piles and Costiveness, and by strengthen
ing the digestive organs improves every part Of the
omit, hnIv
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August 2is', ls47.-,y
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tain, Il should be continued some time after, to
free the syssm Of oil bad humors. a
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Fla TUEENCY AND WIND.
These diseases are eau ed by the stomach and
bowels heing choked up with viscid shiny matter,
The air which enters them escape until forced
by some contraction of tie omach to eIpel il /;
herce The cause of pain. A few doses Of DR..
SWEETSER'S PANACEA will convince the
sufferer that relief is attained
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-08

and Ears, Dr. SWEETSER'S PANACEA will
give certain relief; in all severe end chronic cases
the psieuts cannot he too often reminded t,a, lar.
ger doses and perseverance, will effect cure.
In ChiLs and Ferers BiGous Ferers. Affections
Of the Eyes and Ears. Spongy and Bleeding
Gums Bronchitis and recent Coughs and Code
DR.. SWEETsER'S fANACEA will be found
perfectly sure and certain in its effects.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-14


We have few events Of Importance to record
under the telegraphic head to-day.
The Congressional proceedings, however, will
be found interesting. In the Senate, the blil IN
troduced by Mr. Dix, relative to the pilots of
New York, was, after some discussion, laid
aside informally. The bill to allow certain
California claims, was then taken up, and &C.
casioned an animated discussion. The passage
OF the bill was opposed upon constitutional
grounds. In the House, the contested election
case between Messrs. Jackson and Monroe ,7of
this city, was decided in favor of the former
Mr.. Horace Mann, elected to supply the vacancy
occasioned by the death OF the late John Quincy
Adams, appeared and took his seat
Some later news from Mexico has been re-
ceived at New Orleans. The opinion that
retrograde movement would shortly be made by
our troops, was prevailing at Vera Cruz.
The citizens of Washington made an enthu-
siastc demonstration last night, in favor of the
late republican triumph in France. They had
torch-light professions, illuminations, SC.
The particulars of disastrous steamboat &C.
cident, and some further intelligence from New
Mexico, will be found below. ~
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ss to their right IL must be dssdsd not Compounded
These 6eee shoud not be insusd By request that
they should ysd particle Of the Hight to which
the sole of the democracy Of this State
they are justly entitled Expedients r.sorted whsrs
no differences Of opinion existed ethsr national ques
tons or national canddstes and by which dec Of
the controversy purely iocs postponed until such
oisrepce should ariss have application to such
cses Neither OF the distinguished republicans selected
oy the Utica convention to represent the democracy of
this state required the instructions OF that body to
know that perpetual DIS would wait him he
rendered sny portion Of the high trust conded to him
and no instruction vas, therefore, given The simple
question: any which the Baltimore convention will be
called upon to decide will be the exclusion or Admission
OF those delegates and may be proper for us to add,
such decision appears to of 20 fmpor
tance from conviction. that while past experiences
has shown that the republicans OF this State Will submit
to great iutice for the vndiceton and
OF their principles The exclusion, actual or virtual OF
their representatives for the purpose Of cverthrowipg
their prncipes 10 imposition which would be fatal TO
! those who should practice It,
Here follow the resolutions In substance fellows
While the democracy Of New York ready main
all The reserved rights of the States they declare their
sing hostility 10 The extension Of slavery into terrific
I'd That tbs lite State convection at Syracuse deserves
sd That the late UTICA merits the confidence
Of tbs denoersc Of THIS State. list Of reasoas why, is
given in the resolution
th That rely piles Of the democratic
3h ressution hgy ealogist'c Oft soldiers add voun
9Th. uon Of sympathy for the late triumph of
dem 'cracy IN Ffauce
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Celebr alton or tho French Revelation In
WsshlngsOn-Iiiuminot alton and tore h-lIght
PxOSe ssiOli.

- WASHINGTON, Apf1I I3, I045
The entire city is one scene OF glorious entI u
slasm on the occasion Of celebrating he late re-
vOlutIon IN France. NJ .ssrs Morse, OF Lou-
slans, Foote, OF Mlsss !, Thompson. OF Pa 3:
Stanton, of Tennessee, a Grund, OF Washing
ton, addressed an immense cOncOurse Of people;
and the Marseilles hymn was sung; many houses
are Illuminated, and torch-light procession is
moving through the streets, midst the shouts of
assembled thousands
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Police IutHlatRenco

Stat n Island Eispem mt CARA few davs ago wo
noticed the elopmens of Miss Mary Eliza Decker very
pretty young girl and the belle Chelsea Staten an
and ON her arrival Ia New York she was mt by her
anxious lover, young man by the name Of Charles
before Justice rimpson, yeMsro.y, they married
the evening OF hs OH Instant the ence OF Mr.
Copsey No % Delaney street by tn. minister Of the
Mr. Crop'ey and his daughters Soon after this rsge
We believed the next day. II that rrsts
w.s married man at the time Of marrying Mary and
officers at put in sesrch of bis where
but wsre unable to succeed uuti yesterday morning,
when officer Hopkins of the third ward caught thu ras-
cal Just Nc he going beard tho steamboat Roger
Williams, took him into custody, and conveyed him to
the Tombs, whsre an sfiisvit made by William Ben
nett OF No. $3.50 Hudson street setting forth that the
cused was married about three years ago to his ben
nstt's) terinsw, Mary Jane ID grotts, end be was
by the minister Of the Bedford street ohuro1 The frt
wife !: sti alive and In good health, residing q. No 22s
varck street Yesterday afternoon the accused was
brought out OF prison before Mary who identified him as
the man who prsctsed the outrage and deception upon
her Justice Osborn committed him for trial and thus
will end tho Of this scamp by servics Of FIVE
years In the state prison at Sing Sing
Charge Of Grad Larceny Omosr Brown, one or
nse Cne esi or ss.na soS
watch snd fob chain, valued vt fs5 tho property Of
Lewis Haldy, residing at No IA vsIiek street tsp.
house together and when Meyers moved away the
watch missing The on or recovered tbs watch at
Harris ps wn sbo in Chatham street, where had been
pawned By the accused He was committed by the
Mayor in default Of $500 bail:
Ia,sai Yotng.-A man by ths name of Michael
Denise was arrested the day Of election charge
of attempting to vote ilsg.lly, at OF tho district
polls In the Is ward. Captain Johnson of thu 18Th
ward arsstsd Denise and conveyed him before Justice
Rooms. when he was committed for trial
"A Charge Of Grand larceny -0fnoer Croyett, of the
Lower pclioo, arrested yesterday n cartman by the
name Of Robert Webb on warrant Issued bv Ju,,ico
Osborns, wherein he stands charged with taking fc.
ously Fix barrels Of picked hams valued thu
property Of Thomas Besint, No. 81 south strs,t II
appears from the AFFIDAVIT Of MIR Bes.nt that the no.
cuscd caiicd store Of tbs complainant and repre-
sentd thet De vas sept from the hrm Of Harri. sons
Tor the pork aud believing ths statement delivered the
ak barrels to Webb; after was arcrtsirad that
me story told by Wetbwa untrue as the Arm of Har-
held to bail to answer W."
Hg1way Robbie y-some villains, on wsipe.dav
nsntauacked Abraham Holcn b~ck the ho-
teoe Tner OF Warren aud Washington sseetn VII CANA
up behind him in Warrington street. about 10 O'Clock
knocked him down with ellng shot, and willis iua.n,
sibe, cut from his pocket roll Of bills, amountius Ia
$3.50 No clue, yet, has besa ssosrtalped Of Dc rob-