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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04
REAL ESTATE.

O. TO LET IN BROOkLf>.-A ssug no..
n beit tw0sory ana hDished attic frame hosse WA
uaihi- rnsnf-is. cry gro-f sfa'd cd y.fa -.
dssrabs neishborhOod. about t-lye miou'ss wsis ~,
the Fulton OF South ferries sent $50 per Aps,.
al Us Pearst Ne~i0fk or after 81 nat 81 rs Assn.
ct Brooklyn yE-
e.. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Tor City Pro-.
VI ery-A beautiful country residence "a Ssv.Jsrss,
within thee hoars OF this city BY railroad, eostx.
irs y seres For farther particular. iuGaire q
4 l. v BROWER
81 &c. corner ofyyashin.toa and Ch.mb.rs..
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g: house and lot III Tee ioi Bioomes, vest Of Bfosi
- way. having basement ana attic, all bard finished
The three principal stories painted Il has eircm
Reached aud all 10 good order The lot Il feet inehss
s0 feet teep house = feet inches BY - feet deep
BE Cfo,ou wstef laid there srse grape vine In As
yard Oae-half OF the pureha'e money may remain q
bond and mortgage. For particulars apply 20
isl Nv A. J BLfECNER Auotionser. Broad st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
rar caFsr REMEDY F0R ALL DISEASES ~ Trf LUNGS
BREAST.
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AsrcporE or GxsEaAL TAvLoa.--A great
many anecdotes have been related Of General
Taylor Of his remar kable coolness and ssgsc,,y
~ the field OF battle: but tho following is more
lhss iyenty -four hours in advance Of ito cotem.
poraries:-
"rhe General is 10 ,,." habit OF riding with
very short stirrups WsIi, In the neat I" '"e
fight at Buena Vists, the old veteran saw cam
Ion ball making towards him. from one Of thI
Mexican batteries, with ierr fc speed. r ugh
and Ready eyed it for a moment with great In.
'erest, Curing which time he sscer,ained, with
mathematics. precision. the exsct spot where !,
would hit hm il he remained still. But st the
same time he satisfied himself that With little
inesse he could avoid the danger. So. waiting
with great patience uI,il Tie shot wss about to
'rke him, he deliberately vsised himself in his
s.irrups. and the bail passed between him and
his saddle. leaving him quite uphsrmed! This
The Doctor saw with hls own eyes, and there.
fore there can be no doubt OF ito uu,h."
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Man To MAx--A person by the name Of
Mann, in his walks, used frequently Z" meet .
gentleman tho was known 10 be diso rdersd IN
his intellect, bat whose conduct had always
heeo inoffrnsive. II happened that the msdmsn
met him on narrow csusewsy, end having o
large stick in bis band, when he came mp 10 Mr..
Mann be made suddrn stop. and pranonneed
who are you, sir ?" The other, not ~ ell alarm.
ci, and willing IN soo,he ais ssssilsnt with .
pun replied, "Why, sir. ] Am . donbe man.
lam bv name and msn by ua,sIs." "ATe yon
30, sr 2" says tn insane person. "Why. an
a man b,sids myseif and We ,wo will fight You
two" Uuoa which he kaocked Mr.. ksnn into
The ditch ssd dslibsssisly wslkvd ID:
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Dn. QsIB nOTs@
Vegetable Universal Pills,

Vegetable Unlversa1 Pills,
1ks snlv kssss1 Medxci~e that II lke same time
pwrfs psriess and ssrsnefAsas ne sy&em. =
tssnex. July 2, iSts.
DAR LE kOY's PILE as Z os~ medicine
D whieh hss Juss sppessed, end 10 fsss ,skIne
The piscss Of al others Of the came class. These
pills are composed Of many ingredients, bot the
two principal oses are Ssrssparils and Wild Cher.
y, - united that they act together; the one
thsough its sjmix,use with other cub -tasces, pu.
rifyine and purxioe. while the Other is strengthen
ing the system. Thus those pills are st the same
time tonic and opening; . des'defstum long and
eagerly sought fcr by medical men, bat never ts-
fore discovered In other words they do the work
Of Two medicines, and do Il much better then any
two We know Of; fof they remove nothing fsrm
! the system but the impurities; % that whils they
purge they strengthen; au.i hence they cause NO
debiltaton, and ere followed by no rs-aciiop. Dr..
lie R,y's pills have . wonderful influence on the
Hood; they not only purify without weakening h,
bu, they remove oil uoxious particles from the chy
before Il is c,nverted into fidd. and ,hus mako i'm.
pure blood IN utter impos .ibili'y. Az there is nc
dehiliati,u, 80 there 10 nsuses or sickness at.
tending the operations Of this most excellent Of me.
dcine., which never strains cr torures the dges
tive functions but eau - them 10 work in per
fectly natural mannef; end hence pe,sons takinI
them 10 no, beeoms pale and em,cis,ed, but ths
contrary; for while !, 10 the properly Of the Ssrss
psrills, united as II il with other ingredients. &
remove all that 10 foreign and impure Il 10 equall,
the property of the Wild Cherry to retsin al ,hs
| 10 natural and sound; and hence . robust state o
health 10 the certain result Of their united opera
lions. or Price rs certs per BOX.
Agents for Le Roy's PITS, #r'
wv. FRIiiNG, 2s,,,,,
John YOUNG, '"0N'' (.
NJ. A. McCAY. Northumbeil'j !
August 2tG, l947-ly .l.If
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SOMETHING NEW |!
TVHE Suheeriher. have the exclusive right
Il vending ]. NJ. THATCHERS
Hot Blast Hot Air Cooking
~"4D~H0

in the counties Of Northumberland, Columhis =
Srhuyikill; and from the encouragement met "
already, they expect 10 TO q large business. j
stove is CONSTRUCTED on an entiiely new prir eii
and on the only principle that IN make hoil
good wood and coal stove. The inventor has ov
come all the difficulties that % frequently bslnnf
other stoves. He has BY his arrangement. G
structcl broiling OrOven la front, VIII
in broiling, roasting, frying or baking may be dc
and all the smell tina, arires ihsrefiom must
into the combustille chamber, and 10 not .,
thrown out into the room. 10 Besides this, u
j. an oven only two inches less Than the whole
Of the stove. wherein hakisg or roasting ma,
done as well as il can hs in The common brick q
This ,ven is always Fl fnr use whom the siov
heated, - the whole drausht Of hot air pssse
round it constantly.
Public s,iention 10 particularly called 10
stove. Il can he ssn at our Store and Tin E,
Ishmen, in North Danvle. st the sign II the
umhis Tin shop. and ., the Foundry Of Rohf
& Ciemsn, in Sunhury. where its pa,ticuls, q .
lies will he fully shown and exp aimed 10 any p'
wishing to examine il.
The suscribers continue to have on har
kinds Of parln stoves. such ss radiators. eyier
fancy end plain, suitable for ail who may fas
~ih q call; also common sheet end Russia
which can bs made in any desirable shspe;
,her with general assortment If Tin and jap,
ware, wholesale and rclsii. County mere
are invited 10 call and examine our stock,
work cannot 5s surpassed. and prices modoel
N B. We can safely recommend the above
toned stove 10 persons who wish to emhsrh
good business. The pa'eniea will sell siiher
ty OF sis,e rights, to suit purchasers, and o
son.ldr terms. He OF his sgsn,s may hs fo,
Danviile, Pc. J. & J. ART.
The undersignsd. tsvins sesn 10 operate
bot bisst no, air cooking stove. invented or
tented by J. NJ. Thatcher, certify that We
from the manner Of its construction end epe
that il is the hest one ever offered TO the pub
arrangement is ~ complete snd the construs
judcious, that there is . saving Of one half,
and time. in doing any given amount Of
over other celebrated stoves. In short Ne
men, |, in preference TO oil others. for the
rssson that il embraces every branch Of &C
Samuel Garrett, John w Garrett. Davi
Geld, w r XII, ch. n. John N Gray. e The
Smith Thompson. J ID Hahn, John Oskes,
Oh Beer, Eiiss r Cooper, Geo N Riehsrt,
Huffmsn. Henry II Risssi, 2 H Cs',ss,
Dveisbach, JOSEPH vsnkhh. Brooks Epley
DsnviIIs. March 8, isiT.-iy
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Washing Days

1t ehanced to be our washing day,
And all our things were drying;
The storm came roaring through the lines
And set them I'll flying.
] saw the shirts and petticoats ..
Go riding off like witches; a..f 1-a
Ilost-ah! bitterly wept-
| lost my Sunday bresches!
lnw them straddlins through the cir.
Alas too late to win them:
saw them chase the clouds a. II
The devil had beenin them.
They were my darIings and my pride.
My boyhood's only riches
Farewell farewell fatty cried.
MY breeches o! my brseehesr
That night saw them in my dreams,
How changed from what I knew them,
The dew had stepped their faded threads:
The wind had whistled through them!
! saw the wide and chastity rents,
Where demon claws had torn them,
A hole was in their hinder parts,
As il an imp had worn them.
Ihave had many happy years,
And tailors kind and clever,
But those young Pantaloons have gone.
Forever and forevar! ,alr',
And not till fate has cut the last
Ofsll my earthly stitches. f-.
This aching heart shall Cease to mourn
My loved, my long lost breeeses
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DIG X s o ~ & G O..
No. so Market Street. FIVE doors below
Third, South side.

XAIATCHES. Wstch Gls'ses end Materials.
" JeweIry Of ali descriptions. qualities and
styles, comprising ell the articles connected
with the Trade, arl.
Clicks
Dixon & Sons Bri'snni,, Germ IN Silver and Sill
ver-Piatea Wsres.
Sheffield aud Birmingham PlScd Fancy Articles.
Rodgers & Sons aud W"st-nholm's Cutlery, Re-.
Iors. Scissors. Ers.e's, Desk Kui,es, &c.
Ivory II .nd.ed Table Cu,lery. f.hs finest. medium
ARD common qnslties.
A large ms=nri:a:ut Of Gold Pens.
Penfocsi Speeiaclcs.
Pspier M.che and J,panned Trays, various shapes
and qualities. st reduced rates
Gold Watch Cases, Disls and Silver. r.Wa's. OF oil
descriptions, manufactured to order.
DICKSON & CO., having recently removed
into the large and eommodous warehouse formerly
occupied by Mcssrs. r. AsHHUasr & Sous, and
more recently by AssHussr 4 REx,seros. beg
leave 10 Inform Watch Dealers. Country Merchants
and Others. tbs, they design having at oil times .
large a-smtment Of Gnods. Of their own imports.
tion which they are determined 10 ,elI at the lowest
rates.
C1. Every attention viii be paid 10 the Packing
of Gocd., and in The execution Of ORDERS. the quail.
lies and prices win be fully ga.rsn,isd against oil
competition.
Philadelphia. Juno isrh. ls47.--ly
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shss .Woshung but Country Girl.
A young lady. daughter Of a. ssrieplturiss. st.
ter having been introduced to company Of sae.
sssssD LADIES, 10 . neishbotins city. heard sos
Of them remstk to the Others Ii low tone se!
sompanied with scornful smile. 'shs's oethint
bnt county eIrl.' Upon her return home. she
vent the tcornful Miss note, which sontained
ike the following iines:-- ,...'
know that I'm . country siti,
Aud more than this, know
Tha, such far rather would Z hs.
Than her I'm writing to-.
For pride Of heart, and scernful nisn.
Detected are wherever seen.
\ county girl! and what 10 there saa
30 dreadful In the namsi .'s .3 ars % f
Tho 'v-rdsnt' yet i've too msch sense
For that to blush with shame
For il will ever sound % we'll
To ms - that Of city belle.
would not change my country hons.
Where natures scene o'erspread,
For one where earth can scarce b. seen,
Or bise sky overhead.
For all the wealth and splendid din.
roar 'lansuid' beauties revel 10.
What think you Of our mother Eve
Whe eweiv In Eden hirf -,
No luxuries which gold procures,
No dainsies nice were there
And - there were no cities then.
A country girl she must have been.
! hope, for this you'll not deny
Your ancient parentsge; t.f.
Unless yourself from oil our race.
You wish to disengsge-
Ifso I pray let old and young
Be now informed from whence yss sprung!
But il, as still spprehend,
You are girl of sense.
And that it 10 from pride Of heart
You make such vsin pretence.
Please know, humility Of heart
Does to our sex new charms impart.
When next, in some disdsinful mood.
To say you are inclined, ''' 80
She's nothing but country girl
This couplet bear in mind
That scornfui lip and naughty cir,
Ee'er made homely face more fair,
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PHILADELPHIA
Watches, Jewellry and Sill
yer WaHG


Guaranteed better for the price han at any Other
Store Il, Philadelphia. may be had,
Wholesaie and Retail. OF
(Late NICHOLAS LeHURAY'S)
No. 70 North I'd street, above Arch,
PHIL A d II L p H IA.
"ATCHES, oil kinds, fair. low snd mrdium
w qusi,is., smonE which arc,
Cold Levers. full jewelld. $40 TO 500
Lsplne.. do 25to 40
Silver Levers. 10 soto 80
Lepi' es. do 1910 ls
Quarters. fire. 9O 10
QUARTERS, imitstion.
JEwxLLnr.-Dismonj-. Gold Chains. Gold
Pens with Coll and Silver holders, Fensils Breast
Pins. Finger end Ear R'oss, Brseelet., Crneos
II shell. coral aud lavs. with every other sr,,cl- Of
J, wellry Of the richest aud most fashionable pat
terms.
s,Ivna WARr-Pls,es, Forks, Spoons, Cops,
&c. of S,sndnd Silver.
PLArxp WARE-Csstors. Cake B,rkets Fans,
Vases Card Gases, aud other Rich Fancy Good.
in great vsrt,y.
Wholesale Buyers will save money by calling
here b.fre purchasing.
or Keep ibis Advertisement. and call at No. ~
You will b. satisfied the Goods ere really ehssper
and better than are offered in the city. For sale,
low. q h,ndsomc pair Of Show Cases. suitable for
Jewelry or Fsney store. Apply as sbovs.
Sept 18th. 1917 --ly
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1or1 AAxn1 Z sHp oHAlgr

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Ts3d Ropss. Fishing Hopes. White RoPs
b Rspss, 1'oW Linss 6os Canal boass.
complete sasostnsns Al osins Twinss. &s
Hemp 6Asd end Hsuase rwinas bsss Ps
Nss Twins. Csssea SID and Herring To
Thsssds. As. "a. Also. Bed Cesds, Pleu
Hslasrs. TssesA CsAsee ed Linen Osps
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ID An r NOT Is LIST.
PENNsYIyANrA.

Ths following list shows tte current ,alus a IN
Nsnasylvsnla Bank N,Nes.. The moss impiick ~
lHncs nsy b. plscpd upon h. ss Il u scesy Sssek
nfelslly compafsd With ard oosrscssd from Bick-
nsli'a Recofsef.
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Retail Price. u ct.. per Box.
- Principal office No es vesry sf.. N. York
SOLD by John YOUNG. Sunbury,
NJ A. McCAY, Northumberland

a. Psrnenbsr Dr.. G. v. Ciiekener 10 the in
v.nior oftbs sugnr Coats1 Pills. and that noihin
II the . IT was ever nesrd nf until he in,rodue~
them in June, ls43. Purehssefs should. thrrefor
always ssk fas Ciirtsnsr's SSgsr Cestel Pills, an
take no others, or they will I've made the victims {
fraud. Sept 18th, l547.-ly COW
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GRAVEL AND URINARY COMPLAINTS.

Those comp'ain's are generally attended with
the most fatal quences. and are seldom or me-
yer cured ny the present mode Of treatment thry
usually accompany the patient g. the grave. after
suffering the most eXcruciatins pain snd torture.
The csusc of ,h0se complains are the same ss oil
u,he,s the dro.s nt the blood tecom.s encrused on
the finest nsTrow passages. whence nrsr morh'd
sec,etlons snd stnppsgrs Of u'ine. You viii find
the most p werful durtcs Of 40 use. as they only
increase the quantity Of urine snd do not purify
-nd rtrens then IN" psrt.. By purifying the blood
with Dr.. SWEETsER'S PANACEA. YOU 70
move the cause 81 the disease. consequently il can
not exist any longer. sher sufhcien, perseverance,
in it's use hss deprived the blood snd body Of alI
scrimoniou. humors and incrustati
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ynoM ixpuRirivs ov rRf sLoon. ANn on.
srIvcrioSs ~ rHt ORGANS o. NJ.
swsrioN.
Ex xperience has proved that nearly every Dis
ease originate. from Impurities Of the Blood de.
rangemeuts of the Dges,ise Orsans end 10 secure
Health, we must remove those ohstructons or
store the Blood 10 iis natural state.
The aversion 20 taking medicine 10 most pffs-.
tusliy removed Ivy CLicxSHn's VKsxrABLE PUa.
oArIvH PItt., being completely enreioped tcih a
rsui,oe Of p.re ,ch'fe Sugar. (Which is as di-inc
from the internal ingredients a. . nut shell from
the ksInel) AHp s.vS 10 rAsrx or NsnieIss.
But are ss .ssily s~sllorea ss bits Of candy.
.gh'es, degree hut operate equally all the die.
essed parts Of the system. instead nj eon6nng
themselves 10, and rscking sny particular region.
Thus. If Il Liver be affected, one ingredient will
operate that particular org,n. and, by cleansing
il Of an Excess nf Bile restore II 10 i,s ns'ur II
slate. Another will opsrate IN the Blood. and
| remove all impurities in its circr kiion; whia .
third will sffectusliy expel whatever impurities
may have been discharged into the s,om ,ch. and
hence ,hay STRIKE AT THs ROOT OF pieHssH, re-
move oil Impurs Humors from the body; op"n
the pores ex,erns''y and in'rrnsIly seParat. al
foreign and OBJ oSious particles from the chyle, so
th", the blood may be thoroughly pnre-ihu. secu.
ring fec and hs.hy srtion To the Heart. Lungs
and Liver; and thereby ihey REsronx H1ALrH E-
vfH wHry ALL orH,R MANS NAVE VAILED.
The entire tru'h OF the sbove can be sseertained
by the trial Of a single boz; end their vr'ues are
81 positive and certain in rssorng Health, that
the proprietor hinds himself u return the money
psid for them in all where they do not give
upivsrs NJ s.is: actinn
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in its use has deprived the blood and body Of all
scrimoniou. humors and incrustation.
DISEASES or rHx Gs-CONsUMPTiON.
This 10 q rery prevalent aud fatal disease; il re-
sulls m.o,tly from neglected coush' colds and hSon-
chnis. also from imnopeT treatment in many othsr
cases. such mrsslrs, frvers. inaamna'i"ns and
,mal po1 and hos, Of other BADLY treated dsesses;
whrrs the cause. instead of having bern thoroughly
removed from the blood and body, have only h*en
paliiateJ or removed from one part 10 hre'k out 10
smother. By divssling our bodies If all foul hu-
mots. through The medium of DR.. SWEETsERS
PANACEA. The cure is q, once rendered csrtsin
and pe,manent. r. collect, while there s acrimo.
Nous humo's floating in the circus II Is ss apt
To settle the lungs any other part Of the body
this 10 the reason that consumption is 80 prevalent.
BILEs. SORES AND ULCERS.
Which YOU SEQ on the exierior. Come from and
have their in, the interior, aud might just ~
we'll have settled you' lungs, liver. or any other
ps,t; which We know they frequently do. and pro
duee mos, violent inaammaiory disorders. The
humor which occasions these sores is Of . highly
acrimonious burning nature. We know from
the pain II gives in forming, and afsr~ ards ito ra-
pidly ulcer. ing sud corrud,ng the flesh and skin
Of the pat Whole il breaks out This shows the
necessity Of frequently purifying the blood with Dr..
sWEETSER'S PANACEA. and keeping such
.l,x.s,:, hunors in sutj c,ion. Should you have
ha. ulcer, he thankful that nature has taken
,,an,,s ~ o. n YOU Of The danger your life and he
Jv !. io, Tor il i. waning tbs. the blood j. foul,
Had mi. same acrimor, 'siee'ed 'hs lungs in'.ead
Of the surface Of yout body b. "s sat- eonsomp'
,ion OF the lungs would have been consequence
d, lay no, then, to purify and cleanse ~"h d.
Sweetscr's Psnsces. - .it
2nINE nlSEA&E
Spinal sfec,ions. enlargement 81 the bores aud
joints, white swsllinss, hip joint complaint, ISp-
,u,es falling Of the bowels and .om'. disease. s,ll
find . speedy ouse in Dr.. SEvEE ETSEk'S "a
NACEA. Where the dssass has bee" Of long
ss.nding, tbs ,ms required 70 make cure viii 10
Longer bu, the patient msy sssi assured that .
ds.srminsd perseverance will effect u.
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA Avn DISEASE or
TIE WINDPIPE.
Thess di.sssss proceed fiom the ssIiosity OF
corrupthumars Of the blood having setled itself on
the throat snd lungs. and stopped them up. 50 that
stf in Cnv linn
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rc S9MimffHHs S67 fMs7iffE zsD 1SLAPai 1PsItA6iSPaiA.
nER6ONS ,rssslli.g shis route ere hereby
informed shss they ess Psoes's .th'ossn
iseksss." ~ nahisg sPpiicssioa q tAs Heel Of
C>MIss Wssves. o3atssE 4. ., xAPf.
ETtAssssshsd, 'uH si's, fetr-d
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The Grand r urgativc

Headache, GiJdipsss, Measles. Ssh Rheun,
Rheumatism, Piles, Heat Burn. Eofrs,
Dyspcp Ia, scu'vv, Choiera Mortros,
Small PoI. Jsundics, Coughs, Quincy, 3
Pains in the Back, Whooping Cough,
Inward Weakness, Consumption. Fits,
P.lpilstion Of the Heart. Liver Complaint.
Rising in the Throat, Esisip-las, Desf.sss,
Dropsy. Asthma, I'chinss Of the Skin,
Fesers Of Ill kinds. Colds, Gout. Gravel.
Female Complaints. Nervous Compisint.,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-04

Ia the United States Dis.
trict Court il and 70, the
County of Iowa. Territory
of Wisconsin.
March Term, 4. d. 1913
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-04

NoTE.--In the above list the letter S IS
for the cypher.