em
SUNBUHY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
. NAPOLEON'S HtOPHEC.
"Before fifty yeart," aid Napoleon (o Las
Gum, on day, at St. Helena, "Europe will
fee republican or Cossack. . .
Then, if my son is alive, he will be called
o the French throne, amidst the acclama
lions of the people. If h ta dea(1i
"will become a republio again 5 for no hand
would dare to grasp a sceptre which it could
not wield.
The branch of Orleans, though agreeable,
is too weak; it clings too much to the other
Bonrboni", and it will have the same fate, if
it does not prefer living as simple citizens,
whatever changes arrive.
' Once again France will be a republic, and
,otheT countries will follow her example.
Germans, Prussians, Poles, Italian, Danes,
Swedes and Russians will join her in a cm
wde in favor of liberty. They will arm
gainst their sovereigns, who will hasten to
make them concessions, in order to retain a
part of their nncient authority ; they will call
themselves constitutional kings, possessing
limited powers. Thus the feudal system
will receive hs death-blow; like the ocean
mist, it will vanish before the first ray of tho
sun of liberty.
But things will not rest there. The wheel
of revolution will not stop at that point its
impetuosity will increase five fold, and its
rapidity in proportion. When a nation re
covers part of its rights, it becomes enthusi
astic from victory, and having taMod the
sweets of liberty, becomes move enterprising,
in order to obtain more. The States of Eu
rope will be perhaps for some years in a con
tinual state of agitation, like the ground the
moment of an earthquake ; but at last the
lava breaks forth, and an explosion ends all.
The bankruptcy of Knglnud will be the
lava which will shake the world, devour kings
and aristocracies, and cement by its out
break the interests of democrats. Believe
me, Las Gisas, as the vines planted in the
ashes which cover the feet of Etna and Ve
suvius produce the most delicious wines, so
the tree of liberty will become immovable
when it has its roots in the revolutionary lava
which will overflow all the monarchies.
May it flourish forever! These sentiments
imay perhaps appear strange to yon, but they
.are mine.
1 was born a republican, but destiny and
ithe oppression of Europe made me an Einpe
iror." The Cholera is still on the decrease in
those places where it has raged so dreadful
ly. In Cincinnati there have been, from the
16th ult. to the 16th inst., 2475 deaths by
-cholera, of which nearly two thousand were
foreigners. The entire deaths for tho month
was 3618, making a daily average moitulity
-of 117. By the last accounts, 19th inst., the
interments were less than one hundred per
day. It had been nearly two hundred. In
;St. Louis, nlso, the pestilence seems to have
done its worst, and the nuirjber of interments
'has been reduced to eighty per day. Compa
red with those of 180 and 190, this is a very
favorable change. The deaths in St. Louis
since the 8th ol June, when the cholera
broke out, have been 5,537, of which 3,262
were by cholera. From the 1st of June to
the 9th of July, the reports show 3,484, deaths,
exhibiting, with its actual population of 54,000,
4 mortality of 61 in every 1000, or one out of
about sixteen, in six weeks. . In other places
in the South and West tho disease appears to
be dying away as rapidly as it grew in vio
lence. Liberty, without obedience, is confusion
Obedience, without Liberty, is slavery.
LIST OF CAUSES
P
OK trial in the Court Common Pleas of Nor
thumberland County at August Term 1849.
Mary Delb
Jacob Kccd
Danville & Pottsvilte
Kail Road Co.
Win & R. Fegely
Israel Gutclhjs
Elijah Crawford
vs John Dclb
vs David N. Luke et al
vs Hawood & Snyder
vs George Hcckert
vs Jolpi Porter
vs M. & Philip Bilhnyer
vs John McGinnis
vs Wm. Ay res
vs Leah Stroeckcr
vs same
vs isuae Ilown
vs Win. MeCay'sadm'rs
vs James Cummiugs
vs Wm. Starks
vs Thomas Llovd
Wm. Stark
Frederick Keener
John Carver's heirs
Andrew Garver et al
Rotiert M. Clark
Henry H. Burr
Thomas Allen
John McGinnis
J. G. Montgomery' etal
Jonathan Furman
Lewis Crcssmrm et al
Leah Stroecker
Jacob House! & wifo
John N. Marts
lonathan Purse! & wifo
Elijah Search
Eleanor Reed's adm'rs
T. Paulding & Co.
Vtary MeCay
). Hoat for J. Bound
Same for Mathews
. P. Shultt
'eter Hichtcr's'ex'rs
eter Erwine
inn Myers
Uchael MdCarty
cob W. Scitzingcr
ohn McMahan
vs Samuel Furman
vs Jacob Buhl's ex'rs
vk Jacob Hodman
vs Philip Houscl admr's
vs Jos. ll. ee J. Kline
vs same
vs James Covert
vs Jacob Weik
vs Jus. De Normandio
vs Wm. MCCay's adm's
vs Herringtim A Giltuer
vs Conrad Giltuer
vs Jacob Wfike
vs Dodge & Barret
vs John Jacob Wcike
vs Dcwart& Jordan etal
vs Elizabeth WeiUeletal
vs Leah Stroecker
vs Wm. Frick & E Slifcr
Vm. & R. Fegely & Co. vs John Shissrcr
euaville Claip v Baltzer Garnhart
foah S. Mackey vs Ramuel Finney
liomas KeerTe vs Samuel Bluin
loses Chamberlain vs Thomas 8. Mackey
1. Hosts for V. H. Frymins vs Isaac Brown
annuel Boudman vs Jacob Hower
. 8. Dodge for Moor & Biddle vs W. St R. Fcgcly
srah Reed vs Eleanor Reed's adm'js
icob Karchner
eob W. Pforjts
cob Weimer
hn Hower
iron Reply
dmer B. Johnson
ia. W. fiicbard
iv id Miller
iSS.'O. Softs
cob P. Miller t si
rah Bayer et si
illiam Murry
cob Shits
m De Puey
m H Thompson ,
.ry Snyder et al
tame
i-nh Vsndvke
vs David Frymirs et si
vs A. Khawn
vs Ira T. Clement
vs Frederick Haas
vs Ira T. Clement
vs James White
vs Joseph Pertit
Billington, Buyers &
Hunter
vs A. J. Feticr
vs J. & M. A. Rwreney
vs J. Wynn & J. Yanzant
vs Balizar Uarnhart
R. Goodman it the
Com. of Penna
vs JacOH Leisenring
vs Jacob Cabel
vs Robert W Drum
vs James Drum , .
vs Cornelius Smith
ntius4- Thompson
vs feamucl R Wood
T McPherson vs B Snyder, M Snyder et al
n Shook vs joun o onaoe oc wu
, , w S D Jordan, S Hunter
or rvsnu u.u.. . Alex JorJttn
iweney Wife vs MichacJ Miller
I Mmtiramerv vs Robert MeDbrmick
a B Miller vs John B Boyd's ex'rs
1 L Dewart vs Nonhiftnttfriima county
JOHN FARNSWORTH, i'wM rjr.
rothonstary'soilice ) ' '
bury July J 4, 181?.$
PROCLAMATION.
TVf OT1CE is hereby given that the several courts
of Common Pleas, General Quarter Sessions
of the peace, and Orphans' Court, Court of Oyer
nd Terminer and General Jail Delivery, In and
for the county of Northumberland, to cemmcnee
at the Court House, In the boroup;h of Sunbury,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. on Mondsy the 6th of August
next, will continue ONE WEEK.
The coroner, Justice of the Pence and consta
bles in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per
sons, with their rolls,, records, inquisitions, ami
other remembrances, to do those things to their
several offices appertaining to lie done. And all
witnesses prosecuting in behalf of the Common
wealth against any prisoner ar also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending In their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be inst and not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to be punctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hands at Stinbitry, the 14th day of
July in the vcar of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty-nine and the Inde
pendence of the United .Stall's of America tho
JAMES COVERT, Sh'rT.
God save the Commonwealth.
LIST OF JURORS
OF Northumberland County for August Term
A, D. 1849.
Oi'.tiid Jurors.
Lower Augusta. John Ebright, Wm. Do
witt, Saml. Shive.
Shamokin John Smith, Samuel John, Sam
uel Evert.
Jackson. Nicholas Prumhellcr. Solomon
Billman, Ruben Zarlman.
Lower Maltonoy. John Mcssner, John Bor
rcl. jr.
Little Mahnnoj. George Swinuhart.
Upper Mahon'oy. Daniel Dunkelbeignr.
Northumberland. George Everett,
Point. Jeme Amermcm, John Mauser.
Chilisquaque. John Simpson.
Milton. Samuel Kyles, Thos. Taes, D. C.
Caul,
Turbut. Andrew Fullmer.
Lewis. A. I. Karchner, Geo. A. Wyknff.
Delaware. Joseph Durham.
Traverse Jurors.
Sunbury. Daniel Haas.
Lotccr Augusta Ilurmun Sliipman, Daniel
Zartmau, Henry Knufl'muii, John Daniel, Dan
iel Conrad.
Upper Augusta. ?imnn Snyder, Henry
Yoxlheimer. Robert S. Grant
Rush. Abiuham Huffman, Alex. Campbell
Jacob rolper.
Shamokin. Conrad Yeacer, Jacob Chites-
ter, Jno. Dunkelbertrer, Michael Zimmerman,
John I'ensyl, Geo. fox, John ltipplcy, valen
tine Klase, Jacob Noecker.
Jackson. Daniel Hilbish, Geo. Garmnn,
Godfrey Scretllny, George Geise.
Upper Mahono'y. John Maurer. Benj.Mar
kel. Daniel Gonsert.
Nortltamberland. Joseph Wallis, Wm. For
sythe, jr.
Point. J. C. Hnrton,
Chilisquaque. John McWilliams, John Gib
son, Daniel Dressier, Wm. C Caul, Cornelius
McGinley.
Milton. Joseph Hogendobler. John Resh,
Christopher Stine, Samuel Shadnian, Charles
Walters.
Lewis Robert Finney, Philip Roup, Isaac
Turner.
Delaware. John Liser, John McKinney,
D. C. Watson, John Gully.
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lH" ALU ORDsns mvst nr. acccmfamed bt
THE CvtSH.
July 14, 1849. 3m
To all Creditors, 1etratecs
AND OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED.
Notice In Hereby Olveii That the fol
lowing named persons did on the dates allixed to
their names, file the accounts of their Aihiiimstra
linn 1o the Estates of those persons deceased, and
Guardians' Accounts, eve, whose names arc un
dermentioned, in tho Oliice of the Register for the
Probate of Wills, and grunting Letters of Admin
istration in, and for the County of -Northuniler-laud,
pud that the same will lie presented to the
Orphans Court ot the said ( ountv lor continua.
tion and allowance, on TUESDAY the 7th of Au
gust next, at the Court Houxe, in Sunhury.
1S41).
March 8. Isaac Hull, f7iiurdian of John, George,
& Marv Mutchler. minor children
of Elizalicth Mutchler, dee'd.
12. Michael .Smith, Guardian of Jonas
Bobh, our of the children and heirs
of Michael Ilohb, dee'd.
17. Catharine Herb, Wilmuustrator of
Wilr.iun Herb, dee'd.
April 2. James Moore anil David L. Irland,
Aihmliistratnrs of illiam W. Ir
land, who wits the Executor of Ro
licrt Irland, dee'd.
9. Jacob Karchner, AdmiuisUatorof John
Karchner. dec d.
9. David Eshhack, Guldian of Lewis and
Margaret Esbbuch, children and heirs
of Philip Eshbach, dee'd.
9. Jacob Kurehner, Administrator of
Karchner, dee'd., who was Guar
dian of Samuel Clupp, a minor.
14s Daniel lit ho, Executor of Susannah
Paul, dee'd.
1. George C. Welker, tinardion of Phil
ander, and Sarah Emily Giberson
minor children of William Giberson,
dec d.
28. Peter Reed, Executor of George Reed
dec cl.
May 26 Jesse Campbell, administrator of Alex
anucr 1 harp, dec d.
June 12, John Gcarhart, Jr., and William
Mcttter, Jr., Administrators, 4c, of
l uarlcs liearhart, nee d.
July 8. William Montgomery, Guurdian of
Mary Montgomery, child and
heir of John T. Montgomery dee'd.
2. Samuel r urman, 4hniiiisu-ator of
Daniel I urman, dec d.
3. Jacob Reed, Administrator of Haaaah
Reed, dec d.
5. John Haughawout, AdatinistratorwiUi
the Will annexed, of Issao Van.
suckle, dec d.
DAVID ROCKEFELLER,
Register.
Register's Office, Sunbury )
July 6th, 1849.
fTlEA8, from Hie New York Canton and Pekin
X Tea Company. For sale by
J. W. FR1LING.
Sunbury, Dec. S, 1S48
Wji&Ai vAiULU.T-uii tioiiar per
buwlirl, cakh, w ill he puiri for good wheat
1 1 1 r x-nin rv . .
by IK A I t L)lfcNT.
unburv Jan. Klht H49if.
BESOLUTION.
RELATIVE TO AX AMENDMENT
OF THE COJVSTITUTIOX.
nuflLVBP T TOT SSNATI AND HotTS OF RkFRIWKUTA
tivka ov run Commonwealth of Pehstlvakia in
Gbnkral AHiEMBLT mrt, 'i'lmt tliQ Constitution ol ttiifl
r'nininniiweutth be mem led in the Mwniid PRctiim of tlio
filth article, en that it fliftll rend an t'ullowa: The Judtfco ot'
the Supreme Cimrt,of the vt-ral Court r of Cmnmon l'leas,
aifd ol mich other Court of Hecoril as ure or nIkiII be
blirticd by tow, nhnll Im? elected by the qualified etrotorn of
iir viriuunniwiiiiin in we limiinur lollowhig, to wit: ine
uduea ol' the Supreme Court, bv the aualitied elect or uf
the CiniimnMviith ul large. The Presitlont Judfjea of tho
fleveml t'oiirt' il Cmnmii Picon and of nucli other Courte
ji Heeunl nn are or nhull be efftnblinhed by law, and all
other Jutltfin ritiuired to berisimed in the luu-. bv Hie uuali-
riod rk-ctoin uf tho retueetive dimrii-tn iiver whieh they
arc to preside or art ae Jiidg. And the Ananeinte Juripea
ine i nnnaot Connnon rienn bv tho quohhed ciecUtra
the coiintiea rePiM-i-tivolv. Tlit Jurftree of the Supreme
mrt ahull hold their omens for the term of fil'tecn venra,
they lnt II ao Mitr behave themaolvea well: (aubieot to
the ell'itment htTeiiuilter provided for, anlweqiient to the
am ritcliuii :) Toe I'reMiUotit Judrea ot ttieacverui counn
of Connnon Pleuis and of luch other cOurta of Keeord aa
are or ahull Ire eatubliahed by low. and all other Judgea re
quired tu be Imriied in the liuv, afiall hold their oriicea for
the term tt ten yenra, if they ahall ao loiifl; belmve thein-
ivoi wen 1 The AMormte. .iniifrea ot tne ionn 01 i;om-
m rieiia aluill ft"il their ultirea Mr the term or live yeiira,
thev ahnll Wi Uma Uhuve themaelvea well : all of whom
dim) I bo cviiitiiiittiioned by the Governor, but for any rea
tollable ciium; which nhnll not Iks aumeienl grountia 01
iiineurhmeul. the (loveriior ilmll remove nnv of thein on
the udilrefN two-tltirdn ofeneh bninch of the lepilnture.
he tirnt election ftiull tuke pltiee at the enerui election ot
tin Comnionwfraltli t)pt fitter the udontion of tbifi amend
icntj and the nmtuiriioim fif all the judge who i nay be
im in otltce ahnll expire on the first Mow lay of Decern-
cr foil wiii. when the lenna f the new judfrea aliall
'iniurnce. itie tierNon wiionntiu wien ie eieeteu JtKigea
the Supreme (Nuirt kIiiiII hold llietr omoea n tollowa:
one of ihiuii lor three ywtra. one for aix venra, one for
nine yeurr, one for twelve yeurn, tind one for fifteen yenra :
te term ot ench to ue iieeideti oy lot ty the hiki judpfit. na
n ultei the election na convenient. anil the remit pit tilled
them to the (lnvarnor. Ihut the pom mixtion a nmv Iw
nailed in ueconlunce thereto. The indite wliono wimmin
u will lirnt (Mire wliall lie Chief .hint ice diiriuir In term.
nd tli'TeuittT citeh jinhrn wh"e cmmi.fion ulutll lirnt ex-
ire itlmll in 1 urn In 4 he ( luet .ln.tiee, imd it two or more
niiimneioi) tthnil expire mi tlie itme dny, the juilt-a
Ifinii? tiiein imii di-eitie ny 101 winch ahull he the i inei
111 ice. Any vncmieieH Impiwiiinir bv denth, lesiennttoh.
ttlierwiHe. in anv of the Kiitl coutt. ahull be tilled bv
)M)iutmt-nt by llic (Joveiuor, to continue till the firwt
uitluy ot Dcermuifr uceeettiuit the next peiiernl election,
ic .ludire of the Supreme Court mid the PreHident of the
.-erol Court of Omnium I'lett hull, ot Rtat'fl time, rc
ive for their service nn mlenunte comnenwitioti, to lie
xetl bv law, Which nluill not be liiiiiniihed during their
contiiniiinee m olbce, but thev nall receive no fee or per-
maite of oliice, iir h"ltl nnv 'ther niHce of profit under
hi Oommnnwinlth. or under the ffoverunient of the Uni
ted Suite, r any other Stale of this Union. The JuHuea
the SupieHte Con it durinir their r-mtintlimre in office
fchnll reside within this Commonwealth, nnd the other
udt'cs during their continuance m njfii-e mIuiII reside within
e district or county lor which llicy were respectively
WILLIAM P. PACKER,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
GEO. DAHSIE,
Speaker of the Senate.
Is Tin: Senatk, March 1. 1849.
RrsoLvKD, Tlsil this resolution pons. Yras 41, Ns C
lMruci irni ine joururii.
SAML. VV. PKAIISOX, Cleiik.
N THE IlofSE OF ReI'KKSENTATI VES, Al'RII. 2,
Rks'ilvkp, Tlmt Ihin rcs'iliition wms. Ycas58, Nsys J6,
lxtract I'runi tiie Journal.
WM. JACK, Clerk.
SEciiETAnv'8 Office.
Filed Aprils, lain.
A. L. RU5SEL.
Dep. Sec. of the Commoincealth.
Secretary's Office.
Pennsylvania, ps :
1 no CEKTIKV thnt thf above suit foreirniiiff it n trtii
and corrprt copy ol'tlie Origlnul lii.ution oi' the Gcuernl
sseiiiuiy, entill.Kl "Iti'S Hulioii relulive to an Aiuendmeut
the Coi'stituU 'ii, ' u the Ruine remuius on file in this
iUire.
ilttf . '" tl'",,"y whwrof I have hereunto
njiV. . t my httiul. and funned t lie a:lll the
S,'ul'" lhe SeiTetury's (iBiee. lit Hnrris
K, Aj8. InirR. this eleventh day of June. Anno
3K4SfW? Domini, one tliousnnd t'iglit hundred and
SNSSv furty-nine.
fm TOWXSEXD HAINES,
see ry or tnc Commonwealth.
"JofHNAL OF Sl'.NATE.
Resolution, No. IhH, entillcHl 'Re..nlion.' was rend a
inlttuw. On the uuextion. will the jVniitc nvrre to the
solution ? Tin; Venn and Nuvs were taken aruealitv lo
ei oiiHiitutiou. iinu were iih loilow. viz:
Kis Messrs. K ins. Ilrnwley, I'rahli. runninshnui,
orsylli. Jluus. Johns,iii, iiwrenei', Levis. Mnsoti, Mat
ias, M'Casliu. Kieh. Uieluirils. Sadler. Knnkev. Siivitv.
Sniidl. Stayser. rterrell ami Slim '2.
aVs .Messrs. II.Ht. llrnin. I'riek. Ives. Kin?. Koniir.
Iltneher. I'ott.ML'iT uml Diusie, Sl'KAKKH r.
S i the qui'Sliim was ili teruiiued in the utfinnntive."
JOURNAL OF THE HOl'SE OF KEI'UF.sENTA-
T1VES.
' Shall the resolution nass The veas and nnvs were
iken a.'reeahly to lhe provision of tlie tenth article of the
Constitution, und are as follows, viz :
1 has .Messrs Oideou J.Hall. David J. Rent. Ciaur
linane, reier K. llioin. unvnl l. Hole, Th olluis Iv. Hull,
acoh I'ort, John H. Ilielil, Nathaniel A. Klliolt.Jcj.ei.il
incrv. David (. Kslileuiun. William Evans. John Fanso Id.
Samuel l igely, Jowph W. Finlier, Henry M. Fuller,
liomas inove, lioiiert llauipson, t.eorpe V. JlennKey,
'hotiais J. Uerritnr. Josenh Iliiriririi. Charles Ilortz. Josenh
i. Hower, Rols rt Klotz. Harrison P. Laird. Ahrnhnm
jinuMTion. jiunes j. is-wls. .lames XV. Loiur. Jacob Al'.
Curtaev. John F. M'C'nll.ieh. llinrh M'Km-. John M'ljilluh.
u, Anam ftlanin. Samuel .Marx, John C. ftlvers, Edward
.'iekleson, SlewTirt l'earce. James Porter. Henrv C. Pnilt.
Alono Hohb. tNroe Ruiilev. 'J'he sloro Itvinan. Hernard
S. Selioonover, Samuel Seihert, John Shnrp, Christian
nmveiv. inomas v. tcel. Jeremaih 11. uu. . Joaenli 1.
Stulniau, Marshall Swurtzwclder, Siiinuel Tnciicrt, Geo.
T. Thorn, Nirliolus Thorn. Aruuali Wattli. Samuel Wei.
rich. Alonia . WileoK, Daniel Zerliey und William F.
ueser, npeaser
'Nays Messes. Auzustu.K. Cornvn. David M. Court.
liev, David Kvuiis, Henrv S. Kvnns. John Fenlon. John W
eorne, i nouuis uiuespie, Joan u, lionlon, nni, llenrv,
Imiiici J. Kirk. Josenh liuhaeh. Robert It. Little. John 8.
M'Caliisiut. John M'Kci, Willium M 'Sherry, Joaiah Miller,
William T. Morrison, John A.tltto, William Y. Roberts,
lm w. itoseberry. John II. Kutherlord, K Kundlr Sinllh,
hn Sinvlh. Je hu Souder. Georirc Vulters and David F.
llliniiis,-u.
So the ipiestion was determined in the aflirmutive. 1
Skcrbtart's OvricE, )
Hurrisliurir. June 15. lHtfl. (
.'ksnsti.vasia. m :
, 1 no ( CBTIKV that lhe alsn e and forego-
-Ouf?..- ill is a true iind efirn-el ennvol'lliu V).s"
-wr.sya'.i-- .. .;. .
7llClMlsV -"V. laKenontlie "Itesolutlon re.
Af A n. lutive toan niuendmenl oi'ttie t'oiifltitulion.'
'okSfSw' n"1'"'
same appears on the Journals ol' lhe
rXfZflfJC' two III, lis I'M ol' ll... Ilsii,.n,l A 1 ,1V.,, II,,.
.j-7?r.- - "
Comuionwilih, lor the session ol le!.
WiluesK luy hand and lhe m of aaid otfiee. the fit'teenth
lay ol June, one luolncind eipht liuudriMl nnd torly,iuue.
TOWNSEM) HAINES,
Src'ry of the Cummonvealth.
July 7, IKtn. ,1m.
STRAY HORSE.
OA ME to the premises of the subscritwr.in Low
er Augusta township ulmut three weeks since,
a dun-coliircd horse, with a liliu-k inane, Muck legs
clow the knees, and a black tail, undo! about the
common size. lie had on when he came a halter
without a strap. The owner upon proving pro
perly and paying the expenses can have nun by
ciillingon JUH.N HUKJNS,
Lower AugUBt tshp, July 14, 1849. 4t
School Lair Notice,
IN pursuance of the lute Act of Asaembiy oh
the subject of Common School, the Treasurer
of Sunbury School District will attend at the
ProthonoHiiry's oHicc in Sunbury, on Monday the
SOth day of July, from 8 o'clock A. M. till 0 o'clock
P. M., to receive the School Tax for tlie current
year. All taxable inhabitants of said district,
are respecU'nlly notified to pay their School tax on
or belore said day, in order lo save costs.
JOHN FARNSWORTH, Treasurer,
Sunbury, July 7, 1849.
irKOB AND SPRING MORTISE LAT
1 CHES. An excellent article, for sale at
hull the usual price by J. W. FRILING
Bunbury, July 7, 174U
"MT ENNEDY'S PATENT SA.vH FAS
TENINGS. A cheap and excellent arti
cle tor fastening sash for sale by
J. W. FRILING.
Sunbury, July 7, 1849.
Notice to SulMcrlbera.
THE History of tlie "Army and Navy of Amer
ioa," ia now ready for delivery, and subscri
bers will he waited on shortly, by the agent, with
copy of the work.
IJLANKS.
B
LANKS of every description can be had by
applying at the otlice of the American.
T
' ISSUE PAPEIL Yellow Tissue paper tor
covering glasses, &c, for sale al the otliec
the American.
TJAIKINS, currants, citron, ctsrese, pepper
ssucc, Ate. For sale by J. W. FRILING
Kuuhuty, Dec. 2, l18.
WEISE & CLEMENT,
Saddle and II.inicM Makers.
THE tiiiJprslgiirbspoctfully
inform the public, that they
have commenced the' bovo busi
ness in .Sunburv. and Will con
stantly keep on hand anil miinufuclure to order, at
their stand in Market street nearly opposite: Young's
store, all articles belonging to their line of business.
All articles manufactured by then will be made in
the best and most durable, style, i nd at pricci 'as
reasonable as they can lie bad at aity other estab
lishment in the county. They therefore respectfully
solicit persons to call and examine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere. All kind of pro
duce taken in by the stores will be taken in ex
change at the market price.
HESKV WKISK.
AUGUTCs H. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, Juno '23, 1849.
ORPHANS' COtmT
SALE.
FN pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Northumberland countv, will lie exposed to
public sale at the Court House in Sunbury, on
Saturday the 4th day of August next( the undi
vided two-sevenths part of a ccrtnin tract of hind
situate in Shamokin township, Northumberland
county, adjoining lunds of Jacob Leisenring, Mor-
uii Hughes, Wilson l'rtcc, Solomon Km It and
others, contuining in tho whole about 287 acres,
about Ti acres of which are cleared j w heron are
erected a log and frame house, a luirn, fruit trees
arc, etc. Late the estate of Joseph Yocutn, dec d.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M., of said day,
hell the terms thereol will be made known.
HUGH H.TKATS, )
JOHN FARNWOKTH.
Guardians.
Bv order of the Court,
David Rockefeller, Ok. 0. C.
Sunbury, July 7, 181!) U
Notice to Delinquent t oilet tors.
A LL collectors of taxes whose duplicates pre
vious to 184!), have not been settled, nre here
by hotilicd that their bonds will be entered on re
cord if settlement is not made.
Uy order of the Commissioners,
GEORGE. MARTIN, Clk.
Sunbury, July 7, 1819.
Notice to Delinqiiciil.
ALL persons indebted to the subscriber, longer
thnit six months, on note or book account, are
quested to cull and make settlement, or else their
accounts will lie left with a magistrute for collec
tion. JOHN VV.FRILING
Sunbury, July 7, 1849, -
I'Ntato of Jane Hipp, dee'd.
"f OTICE is hereby given that letters Testa-
yi mentary, have l?en granted to the subscri
bers on the estate of Jane Kipp, late of Rush
township, Northumlierland county, dee'd. Per
ons indebted to said estate or having claims a
gainst the same, are requested to present the same
for settlement to the subscribers,
WILLIAM li. KIPP, ) r .
R015ERT C. IIUSSEL, $ tx r '
Rush township, July 7, 1849. 6t
JTJST ARRIVED.
A !Vew Assortment ol" Fresh Goods.
IRA T. CLEMENT,
"O ESPECTFULLY informs his friends, ens-
tomers and others, that he has just received a
handsome assortment of ,
NEW GOODS
at his store in Market Square in iSunbury, such as
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
ware, Hardware, &c
t'ttnbtiry, June 23, 1849
STONE WARE.
STONE milk Pans, stone Jugs and Pitchers,
nnd other articles of stone ware just received
and for sale by JOHN V. FRILING.
.Sunbury, June 23, 1849.
CHAR. L E S V . II EG IN s","
ATT0R1TEY AT LAV,
l'otlNvilfc, ia.
Will promptly attend to collections and all busi-
ncss entrusted to his care.
June 1(1, 1849,
BROVTPS
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER
"PREPARED and sold only, at FREDERICK
BROWN'S DRUG and CHEMICAL Store,
N. E. corner of Firm and Chxssvt streets, Phi
ladelphia. This Essence is warranted to possess
in a concentrated form, all the valuable properties
of Jamaica Ginger, and will lie found on trial an
excellent Family Medicine. It is particularly re
commended as a tonic, to persona recovering from
fever or other diseases, a few drops imparting to
the stomach a glow and vigor, equal to a wine
glass of brandy or other stimuland, without any of
the debilitating effects, which arc sure to follow the
use of liquor of any kind : and it ia therefore
especially serviceable to children and lemales. 1 o
the aged, it will prove a great comfort i to the
dyspeptic, and to those who are predisposed to
gout or rheumatic affections, it gives great relief;
and to the inebriate who wishes to reform, but
whose stomach is constantly craving the noxious
liquor, it is invaluable giving tono to the diges
tive organs, and strength to resist temptation ; and
is consequently a great agent in the cause Of tem
perance. I Full directions accompanying eacu
bottle.
The above article can be had at the office of the
ylmerican.
Philadelphia, June 5, 1849. ly
THE CHEAP BOOK STORE.
DA1TIEL3 & SMITH'S
Cheap Nkw & Skcond hand Boos. Stork,
North 1Vcj corner of fourth and Arch Street i
VhUadtlpMa.
Law Books, Theological and Classical Books,
MEDICAL BOOKS,
BlOGRAVHWALSf HISTORICAL BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Scientific tuo Mathematical Boors.
Juvenile Books, in great varietyx
Hymn Books and Prayei Books, Bibles, .11 sizes
and prices.
hlank Books', Writing Paper, and Stationary,
'hotfnle and It t tail.
VV Ora prices sre much lower than thr ssr.rL.s nrirei.
IV i,imarm sou inula purccis oi dooss purctuisea.
UtT dooks niiponen to urner mini i.oikioii.
fuilailelpliui, June 9, 1MU y
LARD LAMPS.
COP. N ELI IS CO.
No. ITS Mir. nut St.,
It
Ot
ESrECTFL'LLY announce that they have
just finished the most extensive assortment
LAMPS,
they have ever offered for sale, comprising
ELEGANT NEW STYLE CHANDELIERS,
BliAGKtVlo, l'fcM)AM5. MANTEL
LIGHTS, &c.
In great variety, and of
ORIGINAL DESIGNS.
Much attention has been paid to ECONOMY,
in the construction of these Lanis, and such are
made as will produce the greatest amount of light
from the least consumption of Lard.
Recent improvements in the manufactory, with
the introduction of new and perfected machinery,
enables them to tell at a very GREAT REDUC
TION from former prices, and all articles before
leaving the manufactory, are carefully inspected,
and are warranted peribctly tight, and to give satis
faction.
Philadelphia, June S, 1840 ly
Notice
A LL persona indebted to the aulswriber, either
by note or book aocount, are requested
come and make payment immediately Prompt
attention to true notice may save trouble.
CHARLES. H. BOGAR.
Sunbury, June 'M, 1819. II
WALL PAPERS. ' '
THE Pttbscribors have on hnnd the largest as'
sortnient of Wui PAfras in the city of Phi
ladelphia, WholetAtt and Retail, consisting of
every variety suitable for Parlors, Entries, Diuin
Room's, Chambers, &c, which for quality and
style cannot be surpassed. Doing a cash businbss
we arc enabled to sell a better article at much
lower rate than any store doing a
TRADE BUSINESS.
On hand, a large, assortment of Winx Papki
for Curtains, Fire Prints, Borders, &c, which will
be sold for Cash.. Paper Hanging done in the
country til city prices.
N. n.-pcalrrs are inviled lo call and examine
then slock before purchasing elsewhere.
FINN & BURTON,
No. 1 43 Arch Street, Houlh side
Philadelphia, Muy 20, 1819i---iy
CHOICE GH0CERIES.
COlsTOi ib Co.
S. W. Corner Arch If 6th Street Philadelphia,
WWAVPnow in store a well selected stock of
B the vei'v best Family Groceries, wlvtch they
will sell ot the low est prices and warrant to please.
Green and Black Teas from $1 down to 25 ctsper
lb., tlie Black Tea 45 rents by the Box, is unusu il
ly fine. CofTee ofall tnTilities and prices better
Wugar for C cts. per lb., 'ban any other store.
Maccaroni, Vermicelli, Cuuton Ginger in Syrup,
Olive Oil of the best brands, all assortment of the
richest Jellies, and every article kept in our line.
All goods sent to the'eountry, put Hp neatly and
securely
Please try us once and satisfy yourselves whether
we can suit you. COLT ON' & CO.
S. V Cor. Arch & Oth St.
Philadelphia, May 2G, 1K4!) clieSin ly
LAWRENCE HOUSE,
Market Square, opposite tie Court Jlottse,
Si'Nnvnr, Pa.
riHIS well known Hotel has just been refitted,
A and handsomely furnished bv the undersigned,
and he begs leave to suy, that it is his intention
to render it worthy of the liberal patronage, by
Which it has hercloiurc iiccn sustained.
J. C. PERKINS.
Sunbury, May 17, 1P40. 3mo
CUTLERY.
AN extensive Stock of Pocket and Table CUT
LERY, of sale by
JOH1T 1. C CLEM AIT,
Nos. 32 atirf 33 ARCADE, and 8i North
THIRD Street,
Comprising 5000 dozen Penknives, Scissors and
Rny.ors.
Also, a choice assortment of Rodgers J(- Sons,
Wostcnholm's G leave's W. if. Butcher's and
Fenney'a Cutlery,
Also, Spanish, Dirk and Hunting Knives.
Also, Guns, Pistols, and Bowie Knives.
Also, Tho American Razor Strop, a superior ar
ticle, worthy the attention of Dealers.
Caiiii Dealers in Cutlery, will find the above
Stock worthy their intention, as lhe Suliscri!a?r's
chief business is importing and selling cutlery.
Philadelphia, June 9, 1849 ly
CHEAT XllFuVAK
T OHN W. FRILING has just received at his
store in Sunburv an extensive assortment of
NEW GOODS, of every variety which he is now
ready to sell or exchange for produce; and consist
ing ill part of
CLOTHS, CASSLVERES, frc.
Linen and Cotton drilling, und mtmmei
wear of all kinds.
Cai. irons, Chintz, (i'imuiam, Lawns, &.C
Muslins bleached and unbleached.
PALM LEAF AND OTHER HATS.
Qttcensicure and Hardware of all
hinds.
Drugs Paints, ano Dykstitfs.
FISH, SALT, AND PLASTER.
And a great variety of other articles all of which
will be sold at the lowest terms,
Sunbury, May ilfi, 1849
MARSHALL'S
Concent rated Snrsaparllla
For the cure of Tetter, Scrofula. Erysipalas, Tiles,
Chronic Rheumatism and all disorders or tlie
Blood. Mercurial Disease, Ac.
TT is recommended to Physiciana and others, as
1 the strongest preparation now in use, and cn-
tircly different from that put up in quart bottles,
possessing little or no active principle of the Sarsa-
parilla, but intended to deceive the public. For
sale bv Al. A. McUA I , rsortliutntwrlanu.
HEYL'S EMBROCATION for Horses will
cure Swains. Bruises. Cut, Gulls. Swellings, and
all coniDlaiuts rcuiiiriiic an external remedy. It
ia highly useful in Spavin, Curb, Ringtmne, stiff
ness of the Joints, cracked Heels, Mplints, Mc
It has also been used with great success by per
sons afllictcd with Rheumatism, and other com
plaints. Prepared only by V. Marshall, Philadel
phia, and tor sale by Al. A. McLay, INortliumDer-
land.
Philadelphia, May SO, 184'.). ly
LIQUORS. "WINES, &C.
'"PHE subserilier has just received a new supply
of the best liquors that ever came to 'iuiburv,
consisting in part of
Sujieriorold pale Brandy.
Fine Cofniae Brandy.
Superior Old Jamaica Spirits.
New England Rum;
Fine Holland Gin.
SuiM-rior Old Whiskey
Comm. m do.
Superior Mndetia Wine.
Lisbon do. do;
Superior Port Wine.
Burgundy Port do.
Sweet Malaga Wine;
Siqierior Claret WiiiC in hollies.
( liutnnauiio da. no.
, D
HENRV MASSER.
Sunbury, May 2C 1K4U.
JOHN DONNELLY,
Manitacti REil of Donnkma' Lpkigiit
Saketv Glazkh LArsui.ED Ui-ue
MATCHES,
And Umtko StAtes Oil Paste
BLAlklNO,
No. 83 North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
T
M1E8E Matches are justly considered the best
l in the United IStutes 1 they are free from un-
uleasant smell, and can lie introduced with tierfeet
safety Into all iS lores and Dwelling. Warranted
to keep ten years.
The blacking is of superior quaiity, and free
from and ingredient that impairs the Leather.
COUNTRY DEALERS and 8HIPPEK.S will
find it to their interest to call and see for them
selves. N. B. An assortment of Matches Of Various
New York Manufacturers. Matches in round
wood boxes also, packed in large or small tin
cases, to ship to any part of the world,
Late of 20 Bank Street, how 83 North Third St.
March 01, 1849. ly
Notice.
FTMIE partnership, heretofore existing under the
X name of "liewart & Bruner, Having been
dissolved, tlie subscriber announces to the public
that he Will couunue tha practice of the law at the
office ibrtnerly occupied by aaid firm, in the
Borough of bunbury. Business entrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
CHARLES J. BRUNEI?
Sunbury, April 21, 1849 3mo
Alt IRON of all kinds for sale low, at the
9 store of C. H. BOGAR
eiunbuiy Jan. 20lh, lgto U.
"Encourage Your Own!"
IIAAS &TIENN.
FASHIONABLE MAKE OF
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS.
THE subscribers respectfully call the attention
of the public to their large and splendid assort
ment of every quality and price of
CABINET-WARE,
which cannot fail to recommend itself to every one
who will examine it, on account of its durable
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of the
best slock to bo had in the city; No effort ia
spartid in tho manufacture of their ware, and the
subscribers are determined to keep up with the
many improvements which aro constantly being
made. Their stock consists df Mahogany
SoftiH, nivans nnd jLounffefl,
ttumius, Sccrcwiff s, sre clxmtis,
SOFA, BREAKFAST AND DIMNG TABLES,
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Phila
delphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and price,
CUPBOARDS, WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
in short, every article in this line of their business.
Tnry also manufacture all kinds and qualities
ol
Oil ATI'S,
including varieties never before to be had in
Sunburv, such as Maiiohast, Black Walxct
as 11 CtnLEii Matuk GititfiAff ; amu Wishsob
CHAIRS, A.vi) FAcr Piano Stools, which arc of
tho latest styles, and warranted to be excelled by
none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.
The subscribers are determined that theiti shall
ie no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, as every confidence can be entertained
about the quality and finish of their ware and
Chairs.
Their articles will be disposed of on as good
terms as they can be purchased elsewhere. Coun
try Produce laken in payment for work.
I.-V I AUEUTAKl.Mj attended to on reason
able terms.
lV The Ware Room is in Market Street,
opposite J. 1 ottng s store, mid nearly opposite
W cacr a 1 avern.
DANIEL HAAS,
GEORGE RENN.
Sunburv, April 28, 119 tf
APPIiETON'S
GREAT CENTRAL
(3 N E A V BOO K S T ORE,
1G I Cliostmit Street,
Corner of Seventh, Swaim's Hitildings,
PHILADELPHIA.
"TTNOWING the wants of the community, the
Proprietor of this Establishment has fitted
up a Wore in the most elegant manner, having
due regard to the comfort uf his customers, so that
everv Stranger visiting his Book Store, may feel
entirely at Inline.
HI3 IMMENSE STOCK
of Books is classified according to the vaiious De
portments of Literature, so that visitors can fihd
tho Books they are in search of for themselves.
Iiuying his Stock lor the most part at tho Auc
tion bale, and being connected Willi one ot the
Lahkest Pfi'i.isiiiNt! Mouses in this country,
besides publishing largely himself, enables him to
sell all Books at
LOWER PSSICES
than any other house of a similar chnrcctiTon this
continent. Ilts facilities lor the Im poiitatiox
or Books from Etirope are tiusurpnrscd, having a I
Branch nl his Establishment 111 London, where
orders of private gentlemen are carefully executed
and forwarded to this Country by every &tkami:h
and Packet.
A CATALOGUE
of Books w ilh lhe prices attached is issued quar
terly, containing Lists of New Additions niado to
his large collet tion, Inch arc in all eases lor sale
at the
LOWEST miCES,
or, from 25 to 75 per cent, below Publishers'
Prices. Thus in buying even a Few Books,
quite a considerable amount is saved.
As a still further
INDUCEMENTS
to strangers visiting the city, every one who pur
chases Use Dollau's worth of Books, will re
ceive a copy of the
irriiANOKH in Philaiiei.I'iiia, an elegant 18
mo. volume, lhe price of which is'JS cents.
fif The limits of an advertisement arc too eon
lined to enumerate the prices of any of the im
mense atUantages to be derived from purchasing
at the Great Central Cheap Book Stoiie, but
let all who are in search of Books send for a Cata
loguc, and buy the Books they are in want of, and
when visiting the city, give Appleton one cull,
and you w ill be sure to cull agnin.
STATIONERY
in all its branches, furnished at tlie Lowest Trices.
The Initials of those purchasing Letter and Note
Pupcr, neatly stumped in thd comer, without
charge.
Orders for any article may be sent by mail, ad
dressed to tho Proprietor, and the directions in
all cases will he fully curried out, with great punc
tuality and despatch.
Orders for Catalogues should be 1'HE-paiii.
GEO. S. APPLETON.
Bookseller, Publisher, lyipurter, and Stationer
1G4 Chisnut St. cor. if Seventh, Suaims
ISuiluins, 1 hiladilphia.
May, 13, 1S49. 3m
SILENCE!
That
dreadful
Cough I the
Lungs are in dan
ger, the work of thd
Destroyer lias heen begun,
the cough of Consumption hath
in it a sound of Death,
ltcv. lll'.NKY Jl)M".S. 1118 Kialith avenue; was rareil
i fHiiifiliaail catarrhal ulieiiioii ot ill years Rtauillait. The
Inst tl"t-c,itv'c lulu more rclll l Uiiill ult lhe oilier llliitieiau
lie liacl ever taken. Or. I.. J. Heals. Ill lleluney-street,
pave it lo a sister-in-law who was labourinp nailer 1'nii
Niiinutiiat und to ullnther sorely alnieteil with the AKthina.
11 Ik a 11 cases l'S t-aects were luitntMialc, soon mnornig
thein to cxnltorttllile hcilta.
Mrs. 1.1 t'itl-.TlA i;i.l.S. ft C hrutlc-sl. sntlertxl Iroin
Anllima 4J veum. Hiernmirs Itulsaia relieved her Ht once,
una he i coiiiiurutivcly well, ls-int cnaMed lo snlnlae eve
ry atlnek liy a ninety use ol una iiicnicine. iiusiiHieen is
tins sTcal remedy lo'r Coughs, Coltl, fnntiuit Mood, lnvcr
t'iiiiilaiuts, uud all lhe ud'ectioas of die throul, und even
Asltmui uihI l-oilBltuiption.
AalclorMieniuiirs All-Healing liaifcini, ana tee mat 111s
wriltell sijjaalare is on riieh Imllle.
Price ! cents ami $1 per hoitle.
Dr. (hermuii's Worm and Cough Lozenges, and Poor
Muu's Plunte.nl sold us sliove.
SHERMAN'S
POOIt MAN'S PLASTER
lias en red more eases of Rheumatism, Pain in lhe Illicit,
bale anil t'hest. l.timhsirn and Weukness, than uny upll
rulioa Ihut has increased, hundreds of unprincipled ruM-als
haveultenipted lo counterfeit it, uisl palm it Sl'Uioii die
commimily ss the genuine. 19 Itewareof l)cceplion..1
Hememher Ihut the true uud genuine Plaster is spread ufmu
reddish patier made eiprcjwly for the purpose sad every
ease the sismitare of t)r. Sherman is printed apou the hack
of the Piaster, sad the whole secured by Copy liitdit. None
others sre genuine. Therttfnre when vm wunt a nl K'ix!
flu-mule's Poor Man's l'laer, cull st theotfii'e, HB Nusaau
street, and yisl will not he disappointed.
Renieinlier principal limes 1( Nassuu-street, New- York,
Where all Dr. tUieniian'i IsenK-s are sold, llis Aitrtlts
are Mrs. Hays, VM Fallon street, llrooklyili Ilincsna,
W'illuuusburg : ami KtshliiK ft Co, lli.stoii, and
JOHN YOt NG, Sunbury.
M. A. McCAV, NortliutuberUuiu
May 19, iaiO clteSiu ly
SUNBURV FOUNDRY.
TH E subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he has again become connected with the
above Foundry, uud that hereafter it will be con
ducted solely under his munaitement and control.
From his long exiierience in the bussiness he trusts
he will be able to give 'general satisfaction to his
old friends and customers, lhe business will he
carried on in all its branches. He will continue
to manufacture I'loughs, and all kinds of castings
will bo diaie with promptness and ill the best
manner. tiKO. KOHR0ACH.
Sunbury, June 9, liM'J. 3in
DREAOFt'L OCfTltf: KC't3 AT R ATHRC.H'S
HOTEL.
Attempted MxTRirtnR and SfietD.
The inmates of Rathlmn'a Hotel, in Broad.
way, were startled ltns mornitip, by a Acces
sion of loud screarhs issuing from tho cham
ber of Mrs. Rathbun, tho wife of the proprie
tor, and on entering the room, shn was found
lying on the floor, weltering in Mood, frdrn a
severe wound in the throat, inflicted .with a
razor by her son, who was near the spot,
also bleeding profusely frbih a woutk! in his
own throat; The partieulaiS, so far as we
could gather therPj are as follows :
Loomis Ruthban, tho attempted murderer;
is about 35 years of age, and has for some
time past led a most dissolute life, being
drunk the greuter part of Iho titno, and mix
ing with lbw and abandoned characters; all
the efforts of his frjPn(js t0 r,!Claim him
proved Iheflectualj mid his father finding
that a reformation Was hopeless, gave him
bp to his vicious courses; permitting him 'trt
livdat the hotel when ho felt disposed ; but'
little Was seen of him, ns ho was out most of
lhe day, anil found his way to his bed room
at nil hours of the niirht. For the past week
he h;i8 been on n drunken spree, and tho
dreadful act was doubtless perpetrate.! whilj
in a fit of delirium tremeiirj.
About 0 o'clock, tin's morning, ho appeared
at his mother's door, with a t-azorin his hand,
sayinjr, "Good-bye, mother," drew tho in
strument across his throat, inflicting a wound
on the left side of a severe, but not of a seri
ous character. His mother, in alarm, rushect
to him ami seized his hand, when ho turned
furiously upon lmr, and evclaimed, ;D 11
her, I'll kili her," and, throwing her down
on the floor, knelt upon her body and cut her
throat almost f:nm ear to ear.
Her cries were heard by one of tlie wai
ters, who ran to the room and fucceeded in
dragging tho son off the body, and secured
him until assistance arrived. A surgeon was
immediately summoned, who examined and
dressed the wounds; that of the man is not
of a serious character, but great fears are en
tertained that Mis. Kathlum will not recover,
and at the last accounts she was lying in a
very low state.
The son who is evidently insane, was pro-
perl
y secured, anil will be sent immediately
to the Insane Asylum to await the action of
the authorities in tho matter. .V. Y. Mirror.
Ripo poaches sell in Cincinnati at 10 cents
a piece.
To tlie Democratic Voters ofJYor
tluimlierlaiitl County.
Fellow Cilizens: Warmly urged by many
of my friends, I titi'cr li'yst-lf as a cauilidatc for the
oliice of
REGISTER A1D RECORDER
ut the ensuing el.ierion, folicitiui; at the hands of
my Dciuocralic brethren lhe preliminary nominar
tion, pledging myself (if nominated nnd elected.)
to Discharge 111 good faith till tlie duties incum
bent on said oliice.
cry respectfully your fellow citizenj
JOllX V. MILES.
July 21, 11!!.
REGISTER RECORDER, fccj
rrilE aul-vril rr has been solicited to oiter him
1 self again for the oliice of
musts-nut & nt:coiiiit:it
for Northumberland enmity, mid trusts if elected,
his experience in Kai.1 uliice will enable him to dis
charge its duties siitislact'irilv.
JOHN.P. PUH'EL.
Sunbury, June i.'i, lls,
TO Tiln F.LECTORS OF XOHTHUMj
BKRLAND COU.NTY.
FriioW-Crrrrxs: At the solicitation of a
number of my old friends, in ilitl'ereut parts of the
county, I hereby ol'er myself a candidate for
the oliice of
IllX.ISTrit & RtXOIlUER
ut the ensuing clcclion,
EDWARD OVSTKK.
Sunbury, .lunc 30, 18 t'J.
TO Tilt KLF.CTonS OF NOUTHUMBEK-
LAX I) COUNTY.
'T'HTl Subscriber at the solicitation of a number
of his friends aimin oilers himself to his friend
and fellow citizens of Northumberland, as a candi
date for the oHicc of
ItEGISTEIi & nECOlU)ER&fc.
Should he be elected, he promises to spare no time
or attention to discharge the duties of the said
oliice failht'ullv und impurtiitllv.
JA.MKS D. DARK.
Lewis township, July 1-1, lsl'.l.
TO TIIE EL Kf 'TOUS OF NOltTHFMBER
LANI) COUNTY.
J'lIK suIisnrilaT takes this occasion to almoin
to his friends and fellow citizens, of North
nnouneea
tint-
i"'i iui ue ia cuiuuiiaie lor Hie oliice
of
ltEGISTEU & 11EC011DER, &c.
for the countv of Northumberland, and respectful
ly solicits their support at the easuitur election.
Should he be elected he will perform the duties of
said oliice with falelitv.
' FREDERICK HAAS.
Up: Augusta towiithip, July 14, 1S40.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
rpilE subscriber oilers himself to tho electors of
Nuithtimbeiltiiid county as a candidate for
COMMISSIONER.
should he be elected he will faithfully discharge
l...rt.....l .1... 1. 1 . ...
the duties ol Ills olbce.
WILLIAM WILSON.
Lewis township, June 'i'J, 1S48.
TO THK ELECTORS OF NORTHUMBER
LAND COUNTY.
Fsllow Citizkns. Encouraged bv numerous
friends 1 hereby ollir luvsclf to Vour consideration
as a candidate for the oliice of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
at the next general election. Should I receive 4
majority of your sullrau'es, I w ill endeavor to dis
charge the duties of said oll'ico with fidelity.
WILLIAM M. AUTENj
Chilisquaque township, June 16, 1849.
TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTHUMBKlU
LAND COUNTY.
WM. W. BETTILYOX, of Upir Aupvrta.
' oilers himself to the electors of Korlhum
bertutid county as a raiididat for
C Ol Vry TKU1SI BEU
Should lie elected, he promises to discharge th
duties of said oliice with fidelity.
l'plr Aug;usla, June t, IfUft.
COUNTY TUEASURER.
JACOB YOUNG, of the Uoroush of r'unbufv,
olli rs hinis. if to lhe eleeUirs of Norlhumrer
land County, as a candidate for the oliice ol
THEASt'KKH.
Should he lie elected, he will endeavor to discharga
the duties of site oliice in such a manner as la
give general satisfaction.
'unhurv. June u. 11" -
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