eign and domestic. The wants of the public ser
vice are mntlc known to you ; and matters of no
ordinary importance are urged upon your consi
deration. Shall it not be permitted to congratu
late you on the happy auspices under which you
have assembled, and at the important change in
the condition of things which has occurred in the
last three years? During that period questions
with foreign powers of vital importance to the
peace of our country, have been nettled and ad
justed. A desolating and waiting war, with sa
vage tribes has been brought to a close. The in
ternal tranquility of the country, threatened by
agitating questions, has been preserved. The
credit of the Government, which had experienced
a temporary embarrassment, has been thoroughly
restored. Its coffers, which, for a season, were
empty, have been replenished. A cunency,
nearly uniform in its value, has takpn the place
of one depreciated and almost worthless.
Commerce a m1 manufactures, which had suf
fered in common with every other interest, have
once more revived; and the whole country exhi
bits an aspect of prosperity and happiness. Trade
and barter, no longer governed by a wild ami
speculative mania, rests upon a solid and sub
stantial footing ; and the rapid growth of our ci
ties, in every direction, bespeaks most strongly
the favorable circumstances by which we are sur
rounded. My happim-ss, in the retirement which
shortly awaits me, is the ardent hope which I
experience, that this state of prosperity is nei
ther deceptive nor destined to be short lived, and
that measures which have not yet received its
sanction, but which I cannot but regard as close
ly connected with the honor, tin glory, and still
more enlarged prosperity of the country, arede- (
suneu, ai an cany nay, 10 receive me approval ol
Congress.
I'nder those circumstances, and with these an
ticipations, I shall most gladly leave to others,
more able than myself, the noble and pleasing
task of sustaining the public prosperity. I shall
carry with me into retirement the gratifying re-
flection that, as my sole object throughout has
been to advance the public good. I may not cn
tirely have failed in accomplishing it : and this '
gratification heightened, in no small degree, by j
-I L .1 I I I l I " I
the fact, that when,
ci. Him nni'n, under a nappy anil aim ng
, , 1 ! . ..-
nl if IT V. I have friunil mti rntif raninil tn
sense
resort to the qualified veto, it has neither been
. J ... . r7 . . .
followed by disapproval on the part ol the peo
ple, nor weakened, in any degree, their attach
ment tu that great conservative feature of our
Government. JOHN TVLER.
Washington, December, 111.
An Infihri. Comuixitv Organised. We
have received several copies of a strange journal
issued at Mottv ille. Onondaga county. New York,
by a new social organization, who call them
selves the 'Skeneatles Community.'
Tl r i i '
1 Ins singular community is founded on open i
..i ..,., I :..f. i i . ' i . .
and avowed infidel principles opposit ion to
'U.:.f- i n ,i i- .i '
t hnst -mitv and nil ntlior rolnnona nr thnv .
look upon Christ and Moses as on the same level
with Mahomet ami Huddah. They muster near
ly one hundred persons of both sexes occupy
ing and cultivating a farm of several hundred a-
?res, situated on the
shores of the lovely lake of !
dag., county. New York - !
Skeneatles, in Onondaga county
They publish a weekly journal, called the Com
vrvrnsT, in which appear all their views, doc
trines, ami movements.
This community had its origin in the efforts of
.John A Collins, who is a believer in this new sys
tem of socialism, derived partly from Fourier
ami other socialists of Kurope. These people
"orm an isolated community among themselves.
They marry, ami are given in marriage but
only as long as they see lit they have all pro
perty in common ami express, openly, every o
pinion in religion, or philosophy, that they be-
ieve to he true.
This is truly infidelity in a state of organiza
tion ami, during the next few years, many new
theories, and new movements will be attempted
nil over the country. Mnrnnuiism and Miller-
rn are too ignorant, and too vulgar for the
limes. The Skeneatles formation is the most
startling of all .V. V. Ilnald.
A Panther kh.i.eu hv a Girl. The I.a j
range (Texas) paper, gives the following inci-
lent which occurred near Douglass, Nacogdoches
county : j
A panther came into a house in which there j
vas no person hut a young lady and her little
jrother. The young lady b-ing very busy at- j
ten, ling to her little household affairs, did not see I
he panther until he ha I got entirely into the
fiouse, but so soon as she discovered him she ;
seized hold of him and called to her little bro- j
ther to bring her the axe. After waiting come j
ime for this weapon, still holding on to the pan- 1
:ber, the young lady then told her brother to
;ring her a smoothing iron, with which she soon
succeeded ill putting the intruder to death. The
screams, during the encounter of the heroine
were heard by some of the neighbors, who
went immediately to learn the cause, but when
they arrived, they fuund her the conqueror, and
riewing with much composure the lifeless body
'f her frightful intruder. J
Value; of Nbwkp.wkuh. A thousand times,
ays the .Macclesfield Courier, have wc heard
his question and answer: Two gentlemen '
nect "What's the news !" pays one, "Nothing
nit what you see in the papers'." They pass
.n about their business. I Ins it ever been no
ticed that among the thousand benefit of a
lewspaper, not the least is, that it dues away at
once with little-tattle gossip, street yarn, biol
ish exaggeration, sciindul, and news-niongering
which (Mice took up so much of the time of those
who were always hearing' or Icllinn; some new
thin". One real evil ol sooiul life is thus end
ed. The man rises in the iiKirninir, looks over
he paper, and is satisfied that lie know all
worth knowing of the pattiur history of the
world, lie has notliini; to tell and nothiur to
hoar farther, lie dues not spend his time in gi
ving information which his neighbor knows as
well as himself. Me is not annoyed in the
in ids', of his business or pleasure by the recital
of affairs in which he takes no interest. The
eame with women. Curiosity is gratified with
out the loss of time. The scandal of the day
hat not employed a hundred bury meddling
tongues in its circulation and exaggeration.
Conversation takes a higher tone. Principles
of morals and taste are discussed; the new
pcoin, tli j last biiok, the magazine, or the re
view, becomes the subjects of conversation. E
ven to the minor matters of hlV, society owes a
large lit lit to the newspaper.
THE AMERICAN.
Saturday, Itce. 7, 1844.
1. . I'.lh.riEll, Esq., at Ms Heat A.
late and Coal OIKee, ,W. 59 Vine Street, I'hl
liulcljihia, f authorised to net at .Igent, ard
reerijtt for alt moult due this office, for itb
tierlilion or advertising,
.lino, at kit Oiriee.Vb. ICO .V(i-n Street,
SHir IV.
C7" In consequence of the absence of the edi
tor, this week, and the arrival of the President's
Message, we have not furnished our readers with
the usual amount of editorial. Oar readers will,
however, find some useful and interesting matter
in our selections.
K7 Tiif. ritr.sniKNi's Mkssakk. The Mes
sage of President Tyler, which will be found in
this paper, was delivered to Congress on Tues
day last, at noon, ami arrived here on Thursday
morning. The paper is a well written one, and
of a moderate length, so that we may fairly re
commend it to the perusal of our readers. It is
of a generally interesting nature, and well worth
the trouble of a careful examination. For want
of room, we have given a short synopsis of that
part referring to our relations with the various
'
r iini.ni.
foreign powers. The President alludes very
1 '
I I l -. . 1 - ...I 'At
handsomely to the quietude which lias character
ized the election of a new ruler, and the beauti
ful contrast it presents to the world of the stabil
ity and excellence of our republican institutions.
He urges the re-Annexatinn of Texas as a mea
sure not only demanded by a wise policy, but by
the will of the people. A reduction of the rates
J of postage is recommended. The settlement of
' the Oregon Territory is also advised. The cs-
! tablisment of a line of steamships to carry the
I :i l... .1 - i t -
until nn wt-ni mis cnuiiiiv .inn r.inuiie is suurs-
1
ted. The flattering condition of the Treasury is
'
eulogised fcc. But we refer our readers to the
'
Message itself.
d7 We have made arrangements to furnish
our readers with the latest intelligence from
Wasni,,-,,on an'' "risburg, this winter. The
P""1""" "f foliar,-", however, have I n
j crowded out this week. 1 he sessions of both Ie
1 gislatures will be of great interest.
C7 Ii.i.i mixation. The Democracy of Nor
thumberland had asnlmdid illumination on Sa
turday evening last. Northumberland and Point
have stood firmly in the Democratic ranks, not
withstanding the galling to which they are ex
posed from the ranks of the opposition.
C7"Tiie Roi.i.iNii Mill. The Danville Intel
ligencer of lust week, in speaking of the Rolling
Mill under construction in that place, says:
'The late cold weather retards the work at the
I rolling-mill, as the mason-woi k of the foundation
' is not yet quite completed but the work is still
i progressing, and it will be soon ready for the
frame and roof. The proprietors of this Mam
moth improvement are lay ing out large sums of
money in its construction and fixtures, for ma
king railroad iron."
CT7" Tensksskk Ornci.ir.. The Nashville
Rainier of the 2.'d instant contains the official re
turns of the flection in Tennessee, from which
it appears that Mr. Clay received lill.O.Ill votes
and Mr. Polk M.'.M 7 Clay's majority 1 Kl.
IVexv Coimf erfrlK.
Hank, I.i.imnkn, Pa.
e, with a child, reapers,
Leh.WiiV
rutte, lenial
.1 s.
.c.
Vig
Ou right cud, female with bonk. Left end statue of
Washington in a sitting posture.
Id's. Vignette, Declaration of Independence.
Right end, Pat. Lyon at his forge. On left, sai
lor holding the American llag.
20's. Vignette, Pat Lyon at his forge, railroad
cars in the distance. On the right cn I, cattle,
on left, train of cars.
All engraved by underwood, ltald, Spencer f
Unity, Philadelphia, and Danlorlh, I'udei wood
it Co., New Yui k.
The Twentv-mmii Com;iikv. There will
be no further elections for members of the next
Congress until next spring. Fifteen States have
already chosen their representatives, with the
following political result : "si Democrats, l
Whigs, 0 American Republicans. There are six
vacancies. Maine 1, Vermont 1, and Massachu-
j tu 1.
j Senator Kenton, it is said, has already nomi
nated Silas Wan.iir for the Presidency in IMS.
Important
To the Military. Volunteer
companies of tlilH-rt nt uniform may be Inspected
but cannot draw their aims and accoutrements
from the State. The subject has been legally re
ferred to Horace llinuey and George .M. Dallas,
who decided the act of'assembly positively de
mands that Volunteer Corps must be uniformed
agreeably to the regulations of the t'nited Slates
Army to entitle them to arms and accoutrements
from the State.
An Important Case Dixiiikd A suit has
been pending for some time in the County Court
at Shaneetown, III., for the recovery of sixty
negroes, manumitted in that State seventeen
years ago. The suit went against the plaintitl's,
and t wenty-eieht of the negroes who had been
confined in jail, were set at liberty.
A Mr. r.nierson, of Maiden, now in his both
year, has within the past year made hjl pairs of
shoes, and from present appearances may make
1 'JUU pairs iu the present year.
Postaok Reform. It will be most acceptable
news, toom readers generally, to know that light
on this important subject has at length penetrat
ed the darkest inner recesses of the Post-office
Department. The New York Tribune says
We have authority in which we confide for
stating, that Postmaster General AVicklifTe? will
next week recommend to Congress a reduction
of the rates of Postage to five cents for all dis
tances under five hundred miles, and ten cents
for all greater distances. There can be no doubt
that Congress will readily concur, though t he
Post Office Committee of the House will inter
pose every obstacle in its power.
This is a great step toward the right. There
ought to be a still lower rate for shorter dis
tances, but let us take this and then ask for more.
Of course the Franking Privilege goes overboard,
if there is any idea of making the Department
sustain itself.
Cheap Pustaue. The New York American
states that the penny system of postage in I'.ng
land is now uniform, and the enormous conse
quent increase of letters is exhibited by the fact,
that whereas in 1S,'!S the total number of letters
was 7o millions, it was in IS II O.'IO millions !
producing a gross revenue of .C1,G20.0I0, cr a
bnut eight millions of dollars! The editor then
propounds thequestion-Whcn shall weseo in this
Government of and for the people a likewise
provision for the people's benefit? Nowhere
more than in the IT. States would correspondence
be multiplied, if postages were cheap as now
they are in F.ncland. Put to bring this about
the franking privilege must be abolished, and
there is the rub; for they who now enjoy it, the
members of Congress, are to make the laws that
will curtail their own priviliges ; and lor that
they lack the requisite patriotism.
Rlowi.nh Is. While w? notice in our ex
change papers, rumors of the suspension of iron
works in other places, in consequence of the re
sult of the late election, it affords us pleasure to
remark that in this quarter, the Danville Fur
nace, after having undergone thorough repairs in
her hearth, engine, and hot blast fixtures, was
blown in on Monday last, by Mr. llenjamin Perry,
in his usual successful style. The furnace ''scaf
folded" before she was thoroughly heated, but
the skill of Mr. Perry, aided by the great power
of the engine as now fixed, soon righted her, and
she is now doing well. This makes four An
thracite Furnaces now in blast at this place,
and the Liberty Furnace six miles west, and the
Roaring Creek Furnace five miles east of Dan
vill, are also in blast, using Anthracite coal.
There are several charcoal furnaces also in blast
in Columbia county lhmvWe Intelligencer,
Guv. Drew, of Arkansas, was inaugurated on
the Oth lilt. Tventy-MTn guns were fired
twenty-six for the States, and one for Texas.
The Governor, in the course of his address,
spoke as follows of Texas :
'Texas is not wanting in general intelligence, J
courage, and untiring disposition to sustain a Re- I
publican form of Government. Nor, isshedes-
titute of statesmen, who are able to discern not !
the defects in her institutions but the superior I
structure of ours, based as they are upon that di-
vision of political power, of the advantages of
which she can avail herself alone by annexation ,
So truly do I regard her as a sister state, and so
certain do I consider her speedy incorporation
into our t'uion, that I can never omit her in my ;
estimates of the future greatness anil glory of the
Tinted States.-' j
A Pr.noMoriVE Machine, says the Philadelphia i
Ledger, has been invented in Fglannd by the I
engineer of the Hatcham iron works. It weighs I
aiimil I w o luiiiilieil and seventy poumts, and is
manufactured almost entirely of wrought iron.
It carries four or six persons, two of whom pro
pel it by treadles, applied on a new and advan
tageous principle. Its greatest speed lor a short
distance is at the rate of twenty-five miles an
hour ; its average rate is fiften miles per hour,
carrying in both cases four passengers. Its u
tility on aline of railway, remarks a London
paper, requires no comment, as without the
slightest delay, one man can convey a message
from station to station, at a far greater speed
than a horse express, and should there be any
fear of its e ncouutf ring a train, it can be lilted
up from, and replaced on, the tiaiiiway with as
much case as a sedan chair.
Tit Klrrtnml Voir.
The following table presents the electoral vote
of the States as it was previous to IS IDaiel since
that year, and also the vote given by the several
States to the dili'erent candidates tor the Presi
dency in lsrtii, 1M0 and 111;
ls:$G isio is I I
x v y ;
STATES. E H f h '
1 1 t r
7 r
i .
Pennsylvania, ,'UI ;tll .'III 'Jo -.'il
ohm, vi a 1 at a: 1 a't I
New Hampshire ' ' ' i (1
Connecticut, y. s. s. ti (i
Virginia, a.'l 21 -' 17 17
Georgia, tl II 11 in 111
Mississippi, 4 1 I ti ti
Kenluiky, l.'i lri lo ia
Indiana, !' '.I ;i 13 1.'
Illinois, :, o o 'j i
Missouri, I I II 7 7
: Michigan, ,'l .'I :i .'1 .r,
Aikansas, :i :i :i :t ::
New Yotk, la ta ta nr. :u
New Jersey, s s 7 7
l.ouisian, fi 7 ti !
Tennessee, 1.1 r l.'i l' yi
Rhode tslaliil, 1 4 I 1
Massachusetts, II It 1 I la la
Maine, HI 10 111 i ij
Maryland, 111 1 11 to k s
Alabama, 7 7 V u y !
Vermont, 7 7 7 ti ti j
Delaware, .'i :i :i .1 i
North Carolina, 1' Ij l.'i II 11
South Carolina, II llll l i
aiM no iai r.o 'n!a76 i7uni i I
I'i
171
lij
Hai rison's
J'olk's
1S1U,
HAI.TIMOHE M A ft K tTt
Office of the Baltimore Amkhicak, Dec. 2.
GRAIN. We continue to quote Wheat nt 8S
a 03 cents for good to strictly prime reds, and at
75 a 88 cents for inferior to good. Sales of new
dun to-dny at 39 a 40 cents for white, and 41 els
for yellow. We quote Rye at C7 cents. Oats are
worth 25 a 20 cents.
WHISKEY. Sites of Ibis, on SVurdny and
to-day at 24 cents, and of hhds. at 23 j ccnis.
Lints on I)n. Hn ANimr.TH's Pills,
He came Torn afar. Id the land of the brave,
To cute our diseases, and snatch fiom ihe grave.
Long, long haJ Columbia her suff ring sons mour
ned, Kut now she rej iicc, for hcabh has returned.
What prize bIibII we a,v; oi what honor b stow 1
With what wreath shall we deck the Phll.inthro
pints brow 1
Thy nnnie, Dr. lirntidrrlli, ' iusc i! e l on our souls,
And thy fame shall extend from the line to the
p'lcs;
llcwaie of all Druggists, who flrivc to deceive
The'r iniMerulde iini'nti.ms can mver re i ve ;
The. Audits advertised, sell the genuine Pills,
M l,;. K .... .a f.... ik.. I..l., il... . ... l !i. .! .
3 ""
. , a . !
0J- I urchase of H. II. Mas,.,, Sunhury, or of ;
ihe audits, published in another part of this paper.
i I
.W .1 IS H t K It, I
n.. ti i i... oi .. ..i. i... ik. n.... i .i... '
I Ml I lllll1ll.IV. Mil' 1AL llll.. UV UK! 1 1 ' ' V . 1 1 1 1 1 :
1". IllldSOIl, MT. llARMAN l.EARIIART. Ill .MISS
Mary Lattmiorf, daughter of Maj. Win. G.
Scott, of Rushville, Northumberland county.
1MIICK CUKKI'.NT.
Corrected weekly ly Henry Ynjctheimcr.
Whkat, .... H5
Rrs, 50
Co, 4(1
Oats, ...... 25
Pork, ...... 5
FLAxsrrn, ... . inp,
lll'TTF.n, 12
Dkf.swax, .... 2fi
Tallow, .... to
Drif.ii ArrLv.s, - 75
Do. Pkaches, . 200
Flax, ... .8
Hecklkh Flax, - 10
Eons, .... .7
Lost ! !
s
SOMEWHERE between the residence of the
snh-rrilfr. in I'll li nil que lotvuship, Noilh-
uinh -ilaod eountv , and the borough of Snuluiiy,
on Tuesdav, the 12th insi., a small I'oem e IJouk,
! containing a note of band from Tohias Rh mcit and
John Murray to suhsciiher, a the a.bnini-tr.ilor of
Phoin is Murruv, dated in .latin irv, IS2II ; ami
another nie of hand 11 same, lor flH. dated 111
ISIO; a Mit puni for witnessese-, and a live do!-
lar bill on the lluik of Noithumli. rlaiid The
finder, by returning it, will U' suitah v rewarded;
or by leaving the piper at ihe Post Ollice, Sui.hu-
rv, or forwarding them I.i the tut scuher. ninv keep
the five dollar bill. JAMES F. MI'RRAY
Cll'lisqilaque, .Nov. 30h. ISlI if
Surgeon ami .ll li;ini a
ESFF.CTFI I.LY oilers his profess onal -ei--l
vices to Ihe Ladies and Geuib men of Surilni v
ami iis vicinity. He is piepared to .ipeml lo every
thing in Ihe line of DenUMry. His work will be
a, mined equal lo any done in Philadelphia or
elsewhere.
Persons desirolH of procuiiug Wiioi.i: ski s of
TEETH, would do will lo sive hun a call, n
nun h nine and etH iisc might le saved by hamg
their Wi lli done at home.
rrj" Rcsidei.ce, lor u short lime. t .l-ho Hi use's
11. .1.1. Nv. 3d, sUt.;t
LIST OF JURORS
OF Norihumberland Coi.i ly, for January Term,
A. D. 1 H I .".
r:i ml .lni'or.
Turhul. I-aae Dtlnkle.
I iflmrare. Win It 1 1 w in, J.'hn Heard, Abra
l.ani Siamer.
Milton. Lewis E Evaia. II J Eckheil.
Cliil.sijttaipte. Joseph Fordcsinin
Surthumlit rliind. .1 Yoiiiigiiiau, Iti'nj lleiu.
Augiiftn Henry Main It, mr.
Sniiuoliin. J. I111 H.1II1111111. James Y-xu.n.
Isaac Ks-, W111 Rutin fniel. Jacob Ar'er.
1 p'ir Mahoitoy. G.deoii Adam, Solomon
Folk. SbhhicI ctiM.
lAiu-tr ,Mahonoij. Jonathan Dockey,
Ho is, Andrew Deity, J Cob Snider, jc
Itycr'y, J-I01 liowiiian, jr.
Travcr .Juror.
'I'mhut. John I'oi,
Geoige
, Elijah
l.i wis. Adam Schuyler, J icoh Hun-
. Ui.
Ihloware. J ,mes K atbc r, John Hiule, Isaac
Vincent, John peg. Imi 1. Daniel Nicholas.
M Htm Michael Kramer
Chilisipiaqui . Thomas llulh 11, John Heller,
Win tl.11ub.11l, Rolieit Lyon, E.lw ir.l lliioy.
I'oini. John Pfou z, Albui New bciy, jr., Wm
Dentli r.
Sorthumherhind, Win H Wapples.
Sunhuri. Limes llu.-lcd, John II b 111:111, Geo
II V. u gman.
Augusta. Jacob l!ho,l, Cba les R bb , -l is
I. Vile, P11. bp G ml. AoiIica K uli iiuin, IVlei
Vmidliiig, Grume ilei, .1 hn Vonlv.
Stiaoiokil. - Mifjan Hnu'ies, J ho Hull', Pur.
linn K rurwoi'b, John K ('unplal1.
yni Geoige A P xon, llenj .mm Maihnis,
J icoli Snider, Alex uidcr Cainpl e'l.
Cool. I lav i.i Tbom, 1011. Mn hail Deik, srr.
Ipprr Miiii.-G..re Haas.
lionr MahtoHoj. llii-h Kniible. John Mi.
lier. snr Henry xx 1 a-l.
J.trkum llaniel llobner, jr., John Kiehl. Hen
ry L Uha, llenjaiiiiu lleiu, Jacob W e ser.ji.
Vv lit .liirorw.
Turf'Ul. J nie Armslrinig,
.i ll' . John K'app.
Delaware. Jacob Dubler. mn,. f.V.nee P..X
Simuel Dc union I, David T Mack' y, Jared Ir-
vine.
M ltoti. Isaac ll usil, Henry Wilhi tin, Geoige
Eiien, Michael sihoem.,t.er.
ChilstaoijU,'. Ptnuuas All. il, James Joidan,
Aiidrew P. II. r, jr.
Point Daniel ankirk. j
Am A 11 wifVrilii.. A I11 al. am Hollopelcr, Jacob
R titer, 1
Stinloiri t;;. rules Weaver, Peter W Giav.
Augusta l.ic.'li Evert. Joseph l.yile, KoIh II
G Pursel, J icoli lb wilt, '1'hoiu is Woll. jr.
liufli. J one j h Patten, Aleiandei Mooie, Cam
per Reed, la oil l.'ecd, jr.
.i'r MuhoHoy. David Dunkleherger.
., ..( I "hai'ct Rol'ii ruiel. Mi, hat I ('tea. in
gel, Peter P.i.ie-, Pi u r licrd, J c,.b Hohner.
Nv. dll h, 1. II.
FIFTY DOMjAUS 11KWAHD!
CANTRELL'S
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WILL not cure evrry thing, but slill remsin
unequalled in thrir several departments by
every ihing ever offered to Ihe public, who have
voluntury came forward and nlTercd numerous and
highly nspcctahle testimonials of their superior
i llieicv.
Cant re W s Compound Mcillented $ynip of Sar
npnrilla f or, Anti-Scorbutic Syrup, for Ihe cure
of Seorfuls, Chronic Kheu.n ilism, Chronic Swel
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Disea-es aiising from the aluine of Mercury, Vc.,
unsurpassed by any thing in the maiket, combi
ning all the. virtues resident in the Sarsnparilla
with a modern medicament, only lately brought
out by ihe most respectable medical authorities.
Price, fill cents prr bottle.
Cnntrcl'ii .iiili-Pispciitif Painter, for the re
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complaint, Dysprpsii, in atl its forms and stages, j
Il is ttuly mo't valuable remedy
at 25 and Ml cents each.
Sild in bottles
Canlrdl'i ,7''ii M'xturc and Tonic
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nicntn, st mils at the head nf Ihe list unrivalled by '
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'hieughout the length and bread h of the bind, for
the core of Fkvf.ii mid Aui'K in all its stages, and
from Hit its consequences.
Resident in Fever and Ague districts should
never be without it.
, ...:u e..r..:. imv i-v nnl TMJ
II It' FUl'SC I ft I Will ,1, !. . 1
,v()(,r m,.,iirin0 ,lliU , ,,r,form , curc in t1P
most o'mtina'c cnc.
S , Vho'c:.lr and Retail bv CALEB CRKS.
SON. a! bis Dmu Warehouse, No. 6 North Third
Street. Pluliiileleliin : also, bv ihe rrcui irlv no-
.
..inteil auent. SE I II W. ROMERTS, Wholesale
Druucist, No. fit Water Street, Mobile.
I'n p ireil nr.lv bv the SuliKcnber, corner of CAR
I ENTER and SECOND Si reels, below Christi
ao. Philadelphia, where il is also retailed.
Oi serve, none arc genuine without the sianature
,.f JOHN A. CANTRELL.
C'smf i-cU'.x (cue Mlxfiir?, or Tonic
MfilH'iiim'iitu,
For the cure of all I,'ihia affections, if taken ac
eordinif to directions.
It is a never failing remedy which no family
iugh' to be without, especially in low marshy
countries.
As this medicine is put up under the proprie
tor's immediate inspection on Ihe most scientific
principles, lcing Pur. Iy Vegetable, and having
tried its cllic.icy on thousands, for upwards of 12
years, and to his knowledge when taken strictly ac
conlina to diicclions, there his not been one fadure.
I'nder such circum-tanecs I recommend il lo Ihe
public, adding a ccrlifn ati in support of my asser
tion. I, John Uurn, do reilifv that I was in the ship
Tiilncro IMuiit of Philadel hia, Cnpt. Reed, in
June, 1SV.7, hound to Liverpool ; took Ihe fever
and mine ami laid in Liverpool some time under
the iloc'oi's hands, went fiom there to llaltimorr,
lay in the Infirmary for four or five weeks from
thence to Philadelphia; was six months under Dr.
I'ohih- from tin nre lo New Yi-rk went lo ll.e
j ii,,,,,,,,!, i,minid there about four weeks without
: Hlt r.,r 1 1 every thing without anv benefit,
I f,,r' f1Vl, v,,ars, He.ui'tig of Cantrvll's Ague Mix
i ,U,P ( f,ie, il, I went to his store, told him
i i,w w V, J. and got a bottle of his mixture
m,., B(.rr.ill? to directions. It made a s r-
li-ct cure, and I have lint had the least return since.
I do w ith confidence teconirneinl jt to the public.
JOHN ULRNS.
.llc1U ali-il Ss i up ol Sai sapaiilla.
Ph.lid. Iphia, April 10th, I St I.
Mr. John A. C in i 11 h i ,
D. iir ir, Having be. ti nl'lic'ed for upwards nf
two ear w.th ulciation ol the throat, destroying
ihe whole i f be soli p .lite, then llnough the uper
part . f 111 v mouth into mv nose, Irom which seier- ;
l pieces of boi.e came out, which partially dci-troy. j
cd my speech, throuch a km I Providence and your j
Meilicaied fwnp ol .irs p ut.l 1, 1 am now eloreil
to peif.cl bejlih.aiiil mv siuht,wh;ch was so much
impair d. is as ir.uig as vheiia boy.
I thoui-ht it a duty I owed In you and those simis
l.irly alfecl. d, to nuke it public.
YeUIS, R' spec I 1 1 1 v .
SAMI'EI. KIRK,
Comer of Tenth and Couics Sttccl.
I, Ga' ril Jonstoii, No. (i Iveckless Sired, do ccr
I f that my wife, Jane, was ulllictcd for two years
wiih Rheumi'i-in, and nt la-t was entirely di-aMed,
so thai she was obliged to he confined to hi d ; hear
ing i f Cant'ell's Mei'icated Syiup of Sat iparilla,
i or Ami Scoil'U'ic Svrup, I priMured four hottlis.
. which Completely removed all her pailK and stitl-
ins- irom lier mill's; iwo r Homes mane a per- coiislruclion, Ibat it cannot ml out ol order. It
tect cure. Sbe is now able lo aitend 10 her house- J eoutaiin no iron to iut, and 110 rpiingsor rollers lo
hold dmiiH as uU4l. G M1RJL JONS l'lN. CPt nt f repair. It will do twice as much w.-h-Philudelphi.,
Jan. 22.1, 1HI-I. ini;, with less than half the wear ami tear of any of
(j y lie cripiive Pamplihts may be bad of the
aueula. (Gratis.)
J. W. FRILING,
Sunbuiv, Nov. , I "Ml. Iy .tgint.
lXotiro.
nlll' I'iisl Prisbvteiiju Church of Noithuin-
berland will open Iheir new house of worship.
(it 1 roM.l. nee permit.) 011 I lie second sannutR 01
nil mouth, Iteeiinber Sth. Preaching by the
Rev. Joel Parke', D. D , of Philadelphia. Hell
gions seivices w ill t'e coii'inued duiing the wcik
ensuing the lle.bcai 1011. Sseveral ministers are ex-
i-ected to aid in con liicting the reectn
1 n.''
Concreg.iiion extend a cordi .1 invitation 10 their
liiei.U in the Mciuily lo un.lc willi them oil the
cca-ioii.
Norihuinberland, Nov. 2.1, IfM.
; oii:e l.olSlial'si IMale.
HOTtrl' i to y gitui ihal lifers of admin
Istr-jiioli ,iae been Kianted . ihe sulocnU'r,
00 tl'e si tie of ( ore Goilshtl, dcc'il. Ail per-
. 11K n,,t,t , , , ,ia e. . r li iving claims aa iinsl
ihe ni.e. me 1. qm -1. d 10 csl on iho suhn-lilarl
t ,! kH,,. ,u. ,allll. witlntut .1. lav.
j HMDIEEER '
t . . v.... 01 1.11 1.1 Adui'r. I
nv. l ollimr j
H.S r-iv ve I the recent style iT Eashionable
Pall Mill lor v, and will make up Hounds of
all kinds in Ihe late-t stvle. She has also for s-ile
a v riety of choice anil les such us Calicoes, Cloves, '
Ribbons. 1. 1 lie.' Cra'uls, Ar., i-nd iiecttiilly re- ,
j 1"
I
lest her customers mnl o'hers to call uud see.
Sunt u v. Nov !Hh, IHM. ;ti 1
! .lollll l'.x' ',t IMall',
WTIVI'Il.'E is hereby given tint letters of ad-
j niiioslr lion hive been r,.nt.d lo the sut-
, ,.nl.r, n the estate of John Eveit. of Miamokin
lownslnp. d c'd. All pcisons nobbled or hating
chinns aaiiist said estate, are requested lo call on
ihe ruhsciilfi f'l sett I. in, ill. on or la-fote Ihe li si
day nf December in xl. JOHN EV ERT. jr.
Miaoiokin, Nov. It, Hi Adui'r.
LASS. by 1(1, Ut quali y,
xH Cut Nil, kit tes,
Sail, by Ihe rack mid banel,
II its and Cap-, ol bc l est .pialily.
All f'l sale al If lined pr c. by
Cunbui i, Oct. ati, lM. II. U. M Ao
Elf.
r.f;i:TAiti.r. c oipoim,
ron tiik craa or
I) Y S V E PS 1 A.
THH Medicine is offered to the public gener
ally, from a full conviction thai it is superior
to any other medicine now in use, fur the cure of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility of
Uodily Weakness, &e.
Its cflVcis have been tested in a private practice
of neir eight years, and it is now more extensively
circulated, nt ihe solicitude of many who have re
ceivej the mot signal benefit from the ue of it.
The following is one among a number of certifi
cates received in lc-1 j'.ioii to the success of this me
dicine: LuscASTr.n Co. March 18.
Da. Gr.oani; W. Aur.,
Dear Sir . r Il is with grrat pleasure that I in
form you of ihe success attending your Dyspeptic.
Medicine, while employed in mv practice. From
past experience, 1 firmly believe that in eight cases
mil oi icn.tne liyspepuc, ny ine use oi your meui
line, may emir, iy rid himself of this thorn in the.
i pathway of life: not only in dyspeptic cases, but
in all cises of constipation, and diseases depending
on a uit'ilitn'eil stato of ihe nervous system, tope-
ihcr with a toipui st itc of the bowels, will your r.-
lixir be found of inestimable value. Numerous in
stances wherein the usefulness of the medicine has
been realised, may I foiwarded, if required. I
w ish ynu grrat success and recommend the medi
cine to the sulU'ring part of mankind.
Youts, with great respect,
ROBERT AGNEW, M. D.
ry For sale at the store of II. II. Masscr, agent
for the proprietor, S'unbury, Pa,
October 2tiih, tall. iy
T1Q e"tH
NEW GOODS.
riIHE sabscriher has just received from Philadel
L phia a fresh supply of IVew Goons, consisting
in part, of Mnuslin helainet, Crape Ihlaintr,
Cashmere de K.wr Shawl., Hundktreheifx, AC
Also, Hearer and S k Hals, a good assoitmcnt
of Men'i and Roys' Cops, Groceries, Liquors,
Salt, vr. Ac, all of which will be sold at the most
reasonable terms. Stone Jars anil Ju;, cheap.
H. li. MASSER.
Sutibury, Oct. 5ih, ISM.
TiV ""AGS Salt,
lw 100 Barrels do., at fl 75 cash, f r salo
by U.HENDRICKS.
Sunbury.Oct. lath, ISM.
miUStsELS, INGRAIN AMI VENETIAN
C a r p c t i n s .
JO ST. 1 II II Li( KWOOI),
An. 1 1 1 Cht stint Street, Cormr Franklin Siunrt.
I'llll.AhF.LrilFA.
HAS just received and is now opening a very
extensive and beautiful assortment of CAli
I'Fl'lXd'S. The goods are fresh, and of new
styles, and being purchased principally for Cash,
they will be sold at the lowest prices; they consist
in pari, of
Splendid H. usee's. CARPET-
beautiful impetial 3ply, I INGS,
Super Extra Ingrain, Colors war-
3-1, 4 '1, 5 8 Twilled Venetian, I ranted
Plain do. J hUUAM.E
A l.irgo stock of well seasoned OIL CLOTHS
if all width, Reus, Hin in ins, &c , toijether with
an extensive assortment of Ltov priced Carpetings
of all de-cripti.ms.
Cj' Purchasers ate n quested to call and see n,
when they will find an extensive arsottnieut at the
most reasonable prices.
Philadelphia. Oct. 0 II I MM.
A S II i: V aV II O V A V,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
HAT CAT .MAM.'1'A( TrUKRS,
South Kant rnrntr nf Murk' t and 'h sis..
l'!illatclilila,
AXHERE they alwivs keep on " and an cxlen
' ' sive issiitiiu nt id It A I'S CJ CI f'S of iverv
description, not up in the bet .m ! most :.pprotvd
t le. IVisoiis derireus of purch - in u superior aiii
clis on the most reason ible terms, w ill fn.d it t.
iheir advantage lo call In I'. re making purchasei
elsewhere.
Philadelphia, Oct. 5th, ISM. I V
Sill I' S PATKXT
riHI"' Machine Ins nw been tested by mom
1 than thirty families in this neighborhood, and
has given enlire satisfaction. Ii is so simple 111 its
the late iuveni ions, ami wh it is .-I greater impor
tance, il costs but tilde over lull' as much as other
wa-hing 111. chines.
rtic subscriber Ins ihe exclusive riglit for Nor-
lliiiinlH'ilanil, l uion, Licomiiig, Columbi.i, Lu
zerne and Clinton counties. Piiee of siiiule 111.1-
1
hme ti. H. II. M ASSER.
Ti e followiog cettificale is liein a lew of ihooo
who liae iln'tc machines in use.
Sunbuiv, Auj. 21, 1SI I.
We, ihe ubscrilH'is, ceinfy that we h ive innv
in u-e, i;i our faiiiilics, Shugeil's patent W i.-h-ing
!iaehine,"and do not tii.-ili'e svyiiii! tint it is
a most excellent inveiei ui. 'I h.it, 111 Washing,
,1 ;il i.,.,r. ilini ,nie hail the u-ual labor.
1 'I'hat il d.iesn d requite more than one Ibirl the
usual quanll' v of so q and w ater i and that lliero
is no rubbing, and consi qnenlly . lutle or mi wear
IIH i r teaiiiii:. I'hat il knocks 1 11' 110 bullous, and
that the finest cloiti. s, such as collars, laces, tucks,
frills, Ac, msy be Kas'.cd in a vety short lime
without the I.'bM injuiv, and 111 fact without any
apparent wear ami tear, w hatev. r. We theriforo
cliecitiillv recoinuiend it to our lucn.ls anj i the
luMic, as a tliiM usiful and lab, r saii 2 mii bii.e.
CH ARLEfi W. IIEGINS,
A. JOIJIt V N.
IHS WEAVER.
CHS PLEASANT.
GIDEON M RKI.E.
Hon. GEO. C. WEI.KER,
IIENJ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON I.EISENRING.
Hiiim'k IIotki, (foinnrly Treinonl II nise. No.
III! Ch'snul slieei.) Philadelphia, SeptcinUr
aist, iroi.
I have us.d Shuaerl's Patent Washing Machine
in my hou e upwards nf eighl in.nuh-, and do not
hesitate to tav thai I deem H one of ihe 1110-I Use
lid and valuable labor-saving machines ever inven
ted. I furmeily k 1 1 two women continually 01
copii'd in uhui!, who now do in much in Iwo
days as the) then did iu one wetk. There i no
wuir or le.ir 111 wastniit!. and it requires nol mom
than oitt-tl.il .1 the usual quantity ol soap. I Into
bad a iiuinla r nl odn I in chines in my lam Iy, hi t
llm i-sn decidedly snpeiioi to every lh'114 else, and
so b lie I able to ie out of lepm, that 1 would I" I
tin williout one il tiny .houl.l cost leu limes u,,i
price llu y sic Id lor. DANIEL HE Kit.
EEl) I.OI II. a hsndsomii article, all w.d.
buhl and 1 1 lie, lor Su
Suuuufi t'i'aia and Pants,
lo s lie, v. i y Uov , by
' J.00 IS.
II. kl. MAtsShR.