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muzzle the press, nnr prevent men from imei g
( accubly I ) diacut the mi.-rim of the candidates bo
fote thu ifeople fur office i till, we cnntiut as d.m.i
trots, approve of the bitterness and slander th.it
characterize too many of the leading federal paper
in our country, and not a few of the great men here,
and elsewhere, to tlrvato Ocn. Hairiaon. When
we talked of the military fame of Oca Jacks n, and
referred to hi signal service during the Inst war
with England, political enemies repliod with a sneer,
these do not qualify him for thn presidency, and it
ia dangerous to the liberties of the country to elect
military chieftain j and Henry Clay, the great
champion of the parly accking for power, wi wil
ling that hia country should lo visited with "war,
pestilence and famine, rather thin that a m'litary
chieftain thoulit Jill the presidential chair .'" Now
the mouths of the e men are filled with the military
services of Gn. Hanison, and these, and those
alone are to entitle him to tho suffrages of a free
people. We contend for principle not men, and
without wia'.iing to detract aught from the reputa
tion of Gen. Harrison, we do not believe tint his
principlea are democratic, or that he Is qmlified for
the high elation to which he aspire. The recent
election in Pennsylvania, show that sgnin the Key
S.one state will du hei duty. Her democratic citi
sena have buckled on thi'ir armor, and are prepa
ring for t!io coming contort, and the 30ih of Octo
ber 1840, will witness them in solid columns, main
tai ing the principles of the Father of Democracy.
Therefore s . .
Resolved, That our emfi.lence in the wi dom,
firmness and pitrintism of Martin Van Burou, re
miina un-hakc.i, and drat we will with one ni'iid,
sustain him in hi prestni high and bo.or.ihlc sta
tion. Resolved Th it Richard M J -li'ison co itinucs I
deserve the coiifi Ici cv ml I support of the demo
cratic party, and tli.it Pt.1111sylv.1nia wi I h tnor him
with her upp r.
Reso'ved. ' h..t Gjvo n r Porter ha shown
himself emineiit'y wot 'by of the h gh .nisi c mli
ded 1 1 hiui ly t it- Keys. one it ite; th.it nisindep n
dciit and manly c ure, has g airud fn him t.ic ap
prohitiun of even his political enemies.
Resolved, Thit the Ho.,. J ,mes tfuihiniu has
in theStnale of the United M ae., t l qucntly and
ably defended the adminis ration f.oiu tho uttack of
her i ncmici, and that while Pennylvi ii has such
men to lepiesenl her, her hit' recta mid th- int. reals
or the country will be maintained.
Resolved, That the deinocr tic del gition in the
last Congress of the United State-, claim, for their
strict adherence to the principles of the parly, the
thanks of tlioir constituents, and. that posterity will
approve their acts.
Reiolvcd, That the th inks of the meeting b ten
dered to the tcvcral gentlemen, who have addressed
the meeting.
Resolved, That the pMcocdings of this meeting
be published in the democratic paper of this coun
ty, and of the state.
SAMUEL AWI,, Pieident.
SAt;iL IilITI, ""I
PSTKH PcilStl.t., i
It. H. Him... ... p
Jont W, Mil.. , J
Pre.-idetitk.
II nru V Thmnn. ? s
Samuel D. Jirdiin, ) '
."iccretartcs.
Itcaiitirs of the Fodrral Appor
llonmnit Hill
Th' county of Philadelphia, which is democratic,
polled at the recent diction about Twrsr-ri-Two
ThocsaM) votes, and elected Eioiit meinliers of
the Legi-lature. Tho eity, which is federal, polled
Er-tvi thousand votes, and elected Seven mem
bers, within a fraction as many as the county. Ii
requires therefore Two ilemocrutic votes in the
county to equal the vote of Ox it aiistocrat in the
city ! ! !
Democratic Colombia has polled more voice in
tho recent content than federal Adams, and yet Co
lumbia has but Owe Representative in the Legisla
ture, and Adams has Tw o ! ! !
It ia by means of such a law, that the democracy
of Pennsylvania has been cheated out ot it right.
Democrats recent the invas'ou ujion your privilege
by a tush to the ballot boxes on the 30th ! I
Wi'h a clear and undisputed majority of more
than 15,0110 of the popular vo e agaiiut them, the
fcdeialists in this state i.evcrlhvlei.s c'aim to have
elected a majority in I oth brunches of the Legisla
ture. What but a fraudulent, unconstitutional ap
portionment bill could thus pu' the minority in pow
er ! The baro mention of th: fact, is sufficient to
arouse the honest indignatiou of eveiy trui-hesrtid
democrat, and ii.cite him to re-nerve his arm for the
great bailie of the 30 h. Never in any country
under the sun, have a people's lights been mjre
laringly trampbd under fiul, than bave the right
' of the democracy (f Pennsylvania. Sfig'ciun.
MCLiMllOf.Y.
We learn I'rom tU II dtimore Kepublican of Moll
diy, that the Hux, Wm. S. Hamskt, uieinliei of
I'oi'gio from IhjiiiI c.I on) couiit), Pu., chu c hl
ih'Hth on Suoi'lay evening, in his rmnu at Darnum's
Itoitil, trm Iho ilirluirge uf a i.l l, the oouU nls
ofwh'cl eiiieied hi- to ad i mediately Mow the
Ic leve. . The jury, we tiiider.tand, wire unable to
Sitree wl ether .e cnue to bis death by aeci lent or
dcinu,"
Mr. II. wa.- a your.g nun, un votaly beloved by
his numerous (mlmcl fiiends, -Mid bad jnst been
tr'ni'i. phaiitly re.vlt cted to cotiRress. He cul biin.
Ifi-tt in the very lime f hi I fo nt having
reached 33 year if x .ihut ij;niog any
cae for the e mimis.-i a uf so lerrirle an set
'Vtnn, R-purltr,
Schuylkill ltank. ., . .
Mr. Wm. Newell, of Philadelphia, bus puhbshed
a counter statement to the one recently iwued by
the Board of Diieclors, and .lii.U the us, ouihility
of Levi' disappearance from his shoulders pieliy
u-et .full . It is evident (row Ihe slainiituls of
lnh j Jtiii j, ;:.; J,i v'..' j : -ei r j : ii..! t ite a-
t,lllH I OB in;clrai ul lilO vc.iuv k t i Ul.k, it t iu
Miai now ending betweeu that insiilutioQ and the
Batik of Keniiky. There is eviden ly something
wrong in this business, mid we are sure tint the
public will iiever be sstisAed, unt.l every thing con
nected with the return of Levis, and bis second di
appenrance, is fu'ly and satisfsctoiily explained.
Slinen Journal,
The Nevr.i.
We have again news from Eurepe by Iho way
of Boston. It is certainly uf less impoitance than it
was suposcd the inte llgcnce would be.
Beyrout has fallen by a bombardment from Bri
tish ships of war.
Th King of Holland has abdicated his throne
in favor of h son. The cauo is his attachment to
a Catholic lady, whose religion was bar to the
marriage uf thu King.
The Princess Augusta, of England, wh has
hern a long time ill, died on the S5ih of Sept' tu
be r.
The rumor of ihe atta k upon, and destrucdo.i of,
ihe Fort of Bogus, at the rntiauco of the Bocca
Tigris, in China, by the British, is impoilaut, es
pecially as it ia accompanied with a promise th it
thn attack upon Canton will immedistely follow.
This, if true, will not be without effect upon the
view s and profits of those in this country who hold
large quantities of China produc '.
Our thank are due to a friend for a copy of the
Bodon Times Extra, containing the above.
f. S Gui.
Tabic of laectloii.
The following table will lie found handy and use
ful as a matter of reference. It has been compiled
with great care, and is believed to bo accurate i
rretidiHial IS'i. of E
Election. lectin t.
New Hampshire, . Novmibar 7
Connecticut H 2 8
Kuodu Island, "13 4
Virginia, 2 24
1 nuistann, 3 5
Alnbams, "97
Kentucky, - . " 8 15
Indiana, "2
I linois, . " li 5
Missou i, . 2 4
Tco itu-eo, . "19 15
IS'onh Carol na, - lu IS
Vennot.t, 10 7 "
Maine, " 2 10
(Mia, . 2 11
M.i yUinl, . . 2 10
S utli Car. lorn. . . Legislature. 11
Pe .n Wunia. . . October 30 30
New Jersey, - . Novemlr 6 8
Oiiio, . o 6 21
New York, . " 2 42
MU-issippi, - "24
Michigan, "23
Arkansas, . "23
Massachusetts, . " 9 14
Delaware, . " 10 3
The eie'tors mev at the capiiois of tho icycc
live States in which they arech -ten, on ihe ec.i d
day of Decern! 1 r. aod give in th i, b Ho a for Pie
sideiit and Vice President.
l'ojtular IW at the JPrertdtwial Election
in 1830.
Van Burrn. Whitest Harrimn.
Maine, 2i,900 15,231
Naw llaniihtr', 1H.7S2 6.22i
Massieh'is. t s, 3S.MI1 43 (l3
n:.ol(. I la.id, 2,ii01 2,711)
Ceim cticut, 10,2 '4 18.1(10
Veimnnt, 14 V-M 20,9$ I
.New York, 100.815 13H.513
New JVis-.-v. 20:45 26.K93
Pen s i..ina, 91 175 67,111
Dv aware, 4 IS5 4.73
Maryland, 22.1G7 25 H.'2
Vii-ii.ii, 30,-iril ' 2 .l.3Gi
.North Csrulina, 25.P I9 22,07
(icorBi.i, 2i.l25- 24.93(1
Kentucky, 3:1.435 37,097
'rc .tie.sc, " 20.1 Hi 35 982
Ohio, 64 918 105 405
L 'Uisiana, 3 65:1 3.3S3
MusiNiippi, 9,970 0,Gk8
Indiana, 32 4H0 41,281
Illinois, 18.097 14,93
Alubaii.a, 20 531 15 H37
Mi 8. (111, 1IJJ5 8,237
Aryans, 2,400 1.234
Michigan, 7,300 4,080
South C iloliin, (elects by Legislature )
Vote nf the Lcc'orul Colleges, 1&'30.
Mar-in Van Buicn had of electors, 170
Wm. II. Harrison, 73
Daniel Webster, 11
II. L. While, 2G
Ysa Buren's nmj.irity over Harrison, 90
" Welwter, 157
" Whae, 144
" all, 67
Coal Trade.
The amount of coal carried on the Danville and
Pottsvdle Kail Road to iSuohury for shippinR. du
ling the week ending on tSepL 23, is 283 Tons.
Per Un r. jKirl, 8,531
Totvl, 8.81 J
JOHN BUDD, w. Mm
MORE COSCLUSIVE PROOFS,
Of the ticaey of Dr, IMieVt tchhruUd Medi
cine;
Dmh Sir: I was afflicted with a bilious and
n rvioU tliaease to o j alaruni'g deiriee, wi'h
all the symptoiun which an frequently tlfec a l-
In led condition, vii eiddin III the head, viol, ni
tremor, chillineas, wiib a fixed pain in the liht
side, cximpleiiou bad, and cokiiveuts; indeed I
was in a m t mim rahlo cmdiliou. 1 had tried
many remedies, but found 110 permanent rel.el un
til I had uichaed Dr. ILirlch't tnmjio.ind
ntrtnglheninx uni German aitrifiit I'i.k, whrh
Ir m their suneiior vi tuts, 1 w.u: coinp'e ely cured,
ami am aide 10 pursue my employment, free from
pain and disease, (huh. d) JOHN UOI.E4.
Dated Xenia. Ohio June 7 , 1840.
Principle OHice fur Ihe Untied Slates, No. 19,
N.h Eighth street, pi.iui.iphi.
HENRY YUXrilEIMER.
October 24, 1840. Ag.nt.
Jacob Shatter' IMnte.
ALL pe ..ns knowing dieiniclve- iu i t ted t
the isia'e of Jacob hhalfer, laic of Au.usia
township Noithumherland county, dec 'd, ar o e
by r. queht si to umke psycneni on or b More tti 3tt
day ol O01.il r, inet., vnd thoe bavilu a r 01. 1
aga'nst a. ! ii.taie, wi I make them k 1 w , ; t- v
aitli 'L icaied for vtuemeiit.
JOHN BL011M.
Oct. 3, 1840. If. MmintHrutar.
SHAIM02IN COAL.
F a ety superior quality, Can be had at any
time.'D applieat.on to the aiilmcrilM-ri-, in lots
t xult purehssets. They keep large, egg, broken,
and lino coal, fit Tor burning lime.
J. H. PUBDY & Co.
Bunbury, Sept. 50. tf.
t)aoCEtttES.A fresh supply of Groceries
just rvc .vod and f r s do by
HBNRir YOXTHIMER.
Sept. 12, l40.if.
liqUOW9.K fresh supply of Brandy, Gin,
Port I.i-lton. Tri erifl . Madeira and Sherr Wines.
just received a d for saV by
IIKAKI X UA1H1M EK.
Sept. 12. 1810. - if.
WCHI.T.VS, A new assortment of 7-4, 7-8
ai d 3-4 yard wide Muslin, jut received and for
sale b HKNRY YOXTHIMKR.
pJppt. 12, 1840 tf.
t.thtCOES, -A new a-aoitmei t ofCulicoe.
just teceived and for -ale by
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. 12,1840 if.
HO.V A good assortment of Bur Iron, just
received and for sale lv
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. 12, 1840. tf.
t,T.-S50 barrels and sacks of Salt, just
received and for sale by
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. 12, 1840. if.
ChOI ItS. .. -general assortment of Cloths
and Cassirneies, constantly on hand ot the store of
HEMtY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. 12, 1840. tf.
WJIE.IT, ItM, COKA and all other
k Hds of Giain and Seed will be taken at Ihe high
est pricis in exchanfo for goo.la at theatore of
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
8ept. 12, 1840 $-lf.
MACKEREL A few barrels of Mickerel for
saV at a low price by H. B, MASSE R,
Sept. 12, 1S40.
" HUSH SALMON. Ol the best quality, con
stantly 011 hand and for sale by
H. B. MASSE R,
Sept 12, 1840.
MADEIRA WINE. Fiist quality Madiera
Wine, fir etle low by
II. B. MASTER,
Sept. 12, 1840.
FOURTH PROOF BrTnDY. A genu nr
art cle always on band and for sale by
H. B. MASSER
Sept. 12, 1840-
HOLLAND GIN, Of the best quality always
on hand and for sa'e by
II. B. MASSER.
Sept. 12, 1840.
LOAF AND LUMP SUGAR. Alwaya on
hand and fir sale by .
H. B. MASSER.
Sept, 12, 1840.
BOSTON MYRUP MOLA3SE i. Of a supe
rior quulity, for sale by
H. B. MASSER,
Sept. 12, 1840.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR HOUSE MO
LAnnES. Oi the hct quality tdwsys 011 hand
..I d for sale by
II. B. MASSERR.
.Sept. 12, 1810.
ISIiOWN SlUAR. Of a goal qu litv, lor ..
low by II. B.MAS-EU.
Sept. 12, 1840.
LIQUOUS. Ot all kin Is and ol the t.e.l quali
ties ulwajson hand and for sale bv
H. B. MASTER.
Kept. 12, 1840.
GREEN AM) BLACK TEAS. Of the best
quality alwavsou liulid and f r sale by
II. B. MASSER.
S'(,t. 12, 1810.
COFFI K. Java, Uio and I.auira ColTee, con
stantiy on hand and for ssle by
11. B. MASSER.
Sept. 12, 1810.
SPERM OIL. Winter and Summer strain. d
S pn m O.t, uf thu ' est quality, always on hand ai d
forsnlMby II. II, MAbSsliU.
Sept I'J, IS 10.
STEEL. Cat and Bli4ei Hu-el. for sale by
H. B. MASSER.
Sept. 12. 1840.
SPRING STEEL. Of va ious -ii.-. for Eliplie
Si ring , for sale by'
H. B. MASTER.
8eft. 12,1810.
LARGE (JI.'MMO UIHLES. F.r sale ,t
very raduccd piictsby
II. B. MASSER.
8,'pt. 12, 1840.
BLANK BOOKS. Of all kinds, for sale by
II. B. MASSER.
Sept. 12, 1R40.
BLANK UEEUS.-ltonds, Mortgaae-. Ac. for
a!eby H. B. MA-SSER,
Sept. 12, 1S40.
JUSTICRS'li LAN KS. for ala by
II. B. MASSER.
Sept 12, 1810.
CLOTHS, Blue, Black. Invisible Oreen, &.o,
for aa le by H. B. M ASSER,
Sept. 12, 1840.
CASS1MERES AND SATI1NETTS. For
ul very low by II. B. MASSER.
Sept. IS. 1810.,
CARPETINii Lor ale , heap by
11. B. MASSER.
Sept. II, IS 10.
B L A N K CTS Vut .ate cheap by
II. B. MASSER, .
Sept. 12, I b id.
UNBLEACHED MUSLINS. For sile by
11. B. MASSER.
September 12, 1640.
COTTON YARN AND COIT' N LAPS
For sab- b . H. B MAsSER. .
SepiLinbcr 12, 1840.
HEMP AND COTTON TWINE. F. r sale
0 H. B. MASSER.
Sep eiubtf 14, 1810
TiUM.Ntl LINES, CO::!; AN'Ii 1.'V..
i o. sale by ij, jj J'.ALR.
Ueptciubesr 12,1844).
JL'-U1 JL 1 J . J, . ,.
A MILLER & FARMCR
MAY hear of a good sitnaiion, tiny milos Iroin
Sunhury, in a new aelllemort, woere ho
would ohlnin a long lease of a small Crist Mill, and
have Farm adjoining, by inquiring of
THE PRINTER.
October I Oth, 1810, 6t
LOST.
A WHEEL-BARROW was taken from the
door of the mibaeribcr. Any peison who has
it in possession, will please to return it, or inform
the subscriber where he pan get I'.
Fifty cents reward will be given for any informa
tion in relation to the same.
JOHN DERINO
October 3, 1840.-tf.
IiilIifE'FiZiws.
Tni'I Pamphlet Laws, for the session 1839-40,
have been received at ibis office, and are now
en,y lor distribution to those rritillml to receive
ibem. SAMUEL D. JORDAN.
Prnthonotary's ollioe. "i 1'mth'y.
Sunlury,tiepi.22, 1940.5
LIST OF CAUSES
fOK tri.it in the Court of Common I 'lens of
' Noribumbeilaiid County, to he held at Sui.
bury, on lh firal Monday of Notetnlwr next, being
the 2d.
1 Joseph Trcgn , vs Martin A. Stock,
2 tteerge Weishsnse v I h.im 1 Allen,
8 Christ (c Nei-bit"" y Jacks n Nesbit,
4 Oeore Liwrenco v R II. Haiiiniond,
5 Henry W. Snyder vs Willi in M-C.nty,
6 Adam Sbider vs S. bxnoii Du, klebt rger
7 Hanu r for Roush vs Solomon Menai,
8 K rkpntiick & Son vs (1. LeiKenring.
9 Di. Win, Henderson v.s llrnrv i r nn,
10 Samo vh fh pm in A (iro 'l.ou !
II Wm. P. Brady s I'l.oni s (Jr nit's a I u'..
12 (;h is'ain Heekoit vs FresJ. riek H.ckert,
13 E. Y. BrLht vs J. C. NotitHe.
14 Hugh Bel.ia vs Wm. M Ca.ty et al.,
15 Joseph (joss vs Dr. Rowrt Phillips,
10 James Hillhiurne vs Dennis Wuier-,
17 Peter Ki If.-r va II nry Baidahcr,
18 Michael M'Cah vs J.J. Caul et al.,
19 Wm. A. L'oxd vs Win. Fornyib.o,
20 J .hn A. Llovd vs J .rn a 1,-e,
21 Filbert's adm'r. vs John Fi.bert,
22 Wm. A. Llovd f .r
John A. Lloyd vs Wm Wilson, jr.
23 Henry F ick ' vs II. L Diellenliuucb,
24 Cm'th of Penri'j v VVeavwr, Lloyd and Ro-
I ins,
25 John DnnUe s Robcrl Mack.
26 Milton Bomut;h vs Jaco i Wbeelar.d,
27 ( iroves fur II irt & Co vs John Leisenrii'S,
2M Jia-ph Msrple's 1 x'r vs J, ho K'lfer et al.,
29 Porter for Yoxlheimer vs Thomas Cow .n,
30 Peter Wary vs John II. Pur ly &. Co.
SAMUEL D. JORDAN, 1'iut'u.
I'ro honot.iry s Oilier,
Su .bury, Sept. 17, 1810
LAST NOTICE.
LL those ii di I'teil to ih laie linn ol Tlx eh
ir and Thompson, are hen ly 11 t lie ' to cs I
1. a seide iheir accounts, as lhy w ill be !! iu t'.e
hands of a Jus ice for c Her ion, w thout rva'cl 10
persons. SAM I 'El. THAI" IliiR.
SAM I EL THOMIXJN.
(Tj"'riie bo. ks will nmain in my l.m.ds u j.
the 31st of October ncv.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
Huubury, Hcpl 19. 5w
NOTICE.
CREDITORS TAKK NO rum il.m h h
sppl eil o tho Court of Common Pie.is ..f Nor h
uiuberland county for the b tofii of the l.,w. in le
for Hie rel ef of insolvent de ior; a d t 1 1;.
Juilg.sof the said Court lav. ,. it.-! I.
.Moo. lay ol io.n.!er 11, x , 1. u- 11 1.
redil. rs t t' e Cour. i 00s.. 1. i. . 'ur ..when
jiid where you max st en I 1 o . 1 an-. ; r ,.ci.
I iiOMAS I'tJ Vi.lt,
JOHN JoNE,
his
JtisEPil X POYEIH,
in ok
HERMAN YKIf.'H,
KOIJKRI' SMITH,
JOHN UATIOIfF.
DXN1KL HALUY,
ANDREW CARO I HERS
Sunbuiy, Sept-uiber 12, 1840.
iYfifirsv
ALL ACCOUNTS re,.!i,!,n In mv boola
previous (! llie Inst or Apnl 1.410, ilt le left in
the hands of a Jua'tee of the Peace for eo'lection.
HENRY YOXnilMEK
N. B. Grain of all kiuda will bo lukeu on old
arcounls.
Stpt. 12, 1840. tf.
1 11 b 1 i c Sale.
IN pursuance if 11 order of the. Orphsos' Court
id Noiibuinberland Coiimy, will ne upo ed to ale
by public vendue .Ti u'en, on
Monday, the 1 9 A dot if Oct'jbrr vert
at th Court !lou-e in the B iroj jli of Sunhury, a
c. it iiii Ul .nd in .be River S.i qui huim 1, m Ango
la Township, NortliuinlK-rland comity, c n ni n g
i n 1 r--s in rc or Ics, l ite hu enatj f Jucoli
s asli ' :ec'd.
ftl- to commence hi 10 o'clock i.f j.d day,
when lb: coiidrions will ee ma.lo knoAii by Kr
ib r.ck L ixou- Ailmi.i r.t .. dr Lu-i .. ' . . o.
suid d.t;. e.u. JOHN U. Oi :.V,
Sunbuiy. Aug. 29, Vis. O.
l VI alial lll- tl -sCf.iiJ.
T1JE folloiAii.g arc 1 Ii, J..lv api oinied a .' ts in
Iheir respective counties, f.r the r-u!o of Dfani!ri:h's
Vegetable Universal Pifx,
NonhunibeiUi d county : Milton Mickey fi
Chioiheilin. Suu'ury H B. Masser. M'Kwei s
ville Gi'ddvS, Green Sl Geo. get .w 11 F.
Midlmg ! A. Co,
'Union eouoly : Lewi-buru W I's A. (1 d Y.
M fllinhuig Pellin cV Bei'k'y. New I'eilirt
J din M. DtuC-r. Selinsjiove Eic & Co Mid
dlcburg I-aac Smith.
J.ytomtng county j Wilii .insp .rt John Smith.
Newberry M. A J. C. Fun-t 11. Mu icy ,, A.
Pcrican. Jersey Sh e Ja in s II. II 1 burn.
Columbia comity : Dnilie T. it E. B. Rev.
Holds. Ca'tuwia C. A. UroMs II rwek Shu
111 .11 A R'tteuhouse. Blocmsburg-J bn R. Mi yer.
Sunhury, Sept. 9, IH40,
a : .2 a r- a .
Jlcuiovnl.
U O O K-B I N D E R Y.
THE uudrrined have ibe gratification of in
forming iLe publ.c, that nolwnhsiauding H ey w. re
so uiiloiluiialo as to have their bindery burnt do n,
in March last, they have ojietied a very ei tensive
011O, in Lnaajst street, in the new budding diievily
opp ikile Uiviiu's Hotel, ud si piepan d 10 f ieu e
all work in tlieir linr with ib spato.i, and in so
pe.ior stjla. Their lilH.INt) APPAK', li'-
and od ar Ma hiorry iiew.:J -olral o.. e
a ,d 1jIc1 -i .pi v 01. 10. ; ....J l:.ev I. ( I a . ; Q
dilice in tii.ii ficiblies l l ivi , p. ri -n .1 I .
lion lo ull who imy lavor ibeui wi.h iih r o h ...
Banks. County olfices, Me.chanl-. M.cl.ai.ic
and oil ei, eai Ussn didw.tti UL NK tlt'K
ot' . very A etr h fr ne.'i.,.- and Iuim
hl'.i . , . il! I: i. j I .11. y in .de Iv 1 - U 'it 1
atat'ei. Hli Koiv L. CAN ! IN E.
HARRISBURO, iSepi. 9.
Transportation iLiuc
TO BALTIMORE.
' (ft "run wiT.it cairai, )
tVareAouie fool of Chetnut Street on the Penm
tylvunia VunaL
A BOAT have the wharf of the subs, riber evo.
ry morning at 8 o'clock, running through to Ba'ti
more in three days. Consignmi nls ot produce,
iron, eke-, will receive a despatch by this lin", whleh
has not hitherto been equalled by any other.' Kate
uf fieiuht as low as by any other regular line.
References !
JOHN W. BROWN,
BUCK & HKRK, I . .
KERNAN St STILLNIOER, f-u"f
J. & A. 11. HERR. J
O ud inti ndr d for Pittsburg, or any pnint on
the Pennsylvania Canals, wdl he ahipped wi.hout
dd ..y on their orrival at llnrrisburi;, us this con
nect with the North American line of Po tuhln
Boats to Piltshurj daily, and with the Busquiban.
na Packet Line to Northumberland, Williamspuri,
Wilkesbnrie, and all intermediate pliers.
GEOROE W. LAYNO.
Harrisburg, Sept. 9, 1840.
Ccorge W. jLayntj,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER
CHANT, CnrsncT 8tiit Witir, HaanrsBune,
IS prepared to receive Goods and Pioduce at the
new wi eh uae, which hia arrangements will en :
I I him to forward with ilespa ch to Philadelphia,
Pittsburg,. Williamsp.n, Wilkesb.ne, Columbia.
Ij ncaster. r any oiher point nn the Pennsylyinia
t.J Unbn: ('anal -, and thn Pennsy ivania and liar
risli'jit! and Laneaslcr rail roads.
Goolsfmm Philadelphia for Harris' u g, Carlisle,
' hainb rhurij, ft oic, fjrwurJed with care and
expei!il,.iu
Coal, PiisTMi, Salt end Fisu, cortinlly fir
Ble. Sept. 9.
Works of IVatrire.
IN s ft .te ol hea.th the intei-titul c.iml may be
compared to a river whose Wate s iluw over the ad
jo in tiii land, thrui';!; ;lin ctuniiels nature or art
has uncle, and improves iheir quel. tie-; and to kei p
up tt e comparison nf the nv. r, so lon as it runs
on sino tl.ly the channels are hep- pure and health);
but if by mm.' csuse ihe cour.e i f the river ir stop
ped, then the water In the ta ids is lie long' r pure,
I. ut oon becomes stagnant. Th. re is but 0110 law
f circulati n in latu e. Win n thire is a super
ahuudanc.' i f buni orial floid (s. rocily) in the inles
tnal IuIms, and cotivencss takes place, it Q ws
back into tho blno I vessels, and inGI rates ilhell in
to Ihe circuhit'.on. To establi h the free course of
the river, we must remove the ol slructions which
step its free cour-ennd tho e of its tr butary stream.
Wnh the body, follow the same natural principal ;
r m ve. by that valuable purgative medicine Bran
iiefu L',i.versul Vegetable Pills, which are an ef-
f cmnl assist nee uf nature, the superabundance of
humors in the intestine canal, liy per cvenrig in
this pisetic -, the ways of the circulation will then
lie leiorial In Ihe full exerciao of their natural fuiic-
tioi.s, snd 1 state of heslth will be firmly establish
id Ri member, never MjlV. r a drop ol blooJ to lie
taken fi on you Lvacuate the humors as often
in. I as long as they are degenerated, or as locg as
ou e.u .it.
Dr. Ilrandieih's OlTice in Philadelphia, ia at No.
8, NORTH EIUII 111 street, where his pills can be
iad nt "6 cents per box, with full directions.
iXj" uly scent in Hunhury, is U. B. Masser Esqr.
.-unhuiy, Sept, 9, 1810.
MORE POSITIVE PROOFS
Of Ihe efficacy of Dr. Jlarlch's Comptund
Slrenglhcning and (Jerman Aperient P. lis.
Allfouesv Jan. 8, 1840.
Tn Dr Harhch's A :ent Sir: I wish t.'staiefor
the hem fit of Itm e who may be afllicted. that Dr.
Hahlich's t'ms havo en'i elv enrid me of Dys
peps a. nf wit:, h 1 b:.ve been afR cted for many
y. ". I used k ith kinds, the Apeiicnt and Strcng'.h
enioi', and I am consti lined to t-ay, that tiny a e a
v In th e di-ctvery, an I uci upon the system mild y,
I'Ut v. ry Ib-ciually. I found the Tome pills lo
(fun ki 11 ihe eirco ulion und cause a d. teriimiatiim
to I o- surlace, ard to .l engthen the we k -toin icll
a'. I nicrei.se i's powers. Tho Aper.eni pit s r the
ls eathariii I ever used. I am confident all Dy
a'.ucs would d 1 we I to make immediate Ir.al and
lc r lieve.l. Any one can call ut my house and be
siti tlad of the above at pic n-nrc
DAVID R. POPE.
N. H. Toe original certificate mav be seen ar the
Ulicf ol the spirit of the Tim. a." For sale at
No. 19, North Eighth s'reet.
HENRY YOXriIElMER,
October 24, IS 10. .igeut.
LIVER COMPLlINT.
THlSdiwaS' is discovered by a fixed obtus.'
pain in the riithl si 'e under iho short ribs, attended
wi'h heat, umasiness about the pit of the stomach;
ill t is 1 . h ritiht M.le . l.o a ilit 'n ion : the in.
tii.11' I s his ui peti'e, a id tarco.iies ick ai d troubl
e 1 wi ll vomit iig. Tiie tongue U cmc. rough
and bl irk, tho count' riaii. c chan rej to a pale ot
ci.roii el r. or yellow like tlio-c ; iUu ted ni.h j un
dice, d flicu'iy of b eathin, distu b d re-t, sltendeo
w.tlt a i!ry rorrA, difficulty of laying on the left
an e, the t dy c 'inc. weak, auJ 11 la'ly the disease
te-mt'oiu s i:.t -no her of a in ire ious n .tuie,
vhi'h 1.1 nil prohabdi'y s (ar beyond Ihe power of
hum 11 sk II Dr. ll't'l'ch s ' ompuund Strength'
i en. iff 'fume und Hitman Aperient itlii, ll ta
; V 11 ..' he r mill i.ci'ine 1 uf ibis dis hsc, will
c.i k .t, in .1 iy c 11 ni'. 11 g Iho use ol the medicine
a K. vi ik a p. feci cure ill be per fnl rued,
i'.i ,i.s o s cj.i t rt.Jj to ha fact
(.'. ii ii j is . f ma. ) peions n ay daily las se. n
I'flii. e.'.K i v , f hi . mvaluahlo medicine, by apply.
UK at the' Medical Ollice. No. 19. NOK1H
ElG.i Til kt.cct, i'lnla lei, hia.
HtietKY YOXTHEIMER.
O toJer 21, 1810. Aent
Uriscipal REASONS
Why Dr HAKLICH'S Cmpuud Streiigthen
in . ui-1 Germ . 11 Apcucnl Pills . r- us. d by all clas
ses f p op e, m pr fer. m e la o her Medic IV s, la.
cue they a e prepirud from a pure tz tract of
kerbs, m wboltsoluc ine.ilcine, tudd ill its operation
and pleaMiut in il etVi ct lire mo-l certain preserver
of health, a safe and rlkc uil cure of Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, and all stomach roinpUinis, a rcwrver
an I poiili.'i of (be whole system.
llecnu' t ey aoothe the nerve of sensibility a d
foitify the in rvi a of motion, iinpariiini to their m ail
auhile fluid its pristine tous, thus giving s.reuglh
au I clearness of an ual-
Betau they never de,l.y the coa'a of the sto.
m ich and bowels, a all strong purgativea do.
Because science and rxpurience teach u that 110
meie purutivo alone will cuie he disease of the
tt much and neivis, Veaklie is the primary
oue if a hosi of diseases, and, by con'initdly ia
soiling to Drastic purgiuia , you make the liiaeaae
I
' uinrb iw, I stead ol U ll r.
U.'...ii-4' Dr. iiailich's MsJciiu's are put up up
mi , thu ioaiii.au sens.' prom, le, to "cle use and
1 . 1. .,;:''. 11," hich 1 tlie only course lo pursue to
1 itVi' ' c ie. Lastly,
' Uecauws t'.irkO Mo Jit. ties really da C U t lb d
' 1 a r o wUic'a n.ty are ie.-smt.ne .vied. Principal
1 tli . i'n '.hi; H . ...J lt oe is al .So. IU N :til
. J-.'..;i. - 11.1t, VW-,.!!.. i..
i'.ENUY YU.iiii;.Mfc
Oi tols r !, 110.
Agt.
IMPORTANT PitOQF.
Of the tjlaxy of Dr. llirlSt CU -fa Mj&
'ij.
ilg re.1 ilojft wsS rjt by Mr. H. !?,
Hiiiman, g'vot st (ononrnitti, Obi'. Thnrtiin l.o
no m stako iui', a thn pa'tie are w II knowo.
Mr. Kc kiel U gdon, of Ai d -r-on lin hiy.
Ham Itoti c.mn'y. Ohio, ws s reial 'djys tr ,u 'ni
with hdlm afTiK'tiona, acidity nftht st nuach, at
t. ndo.l with the usu .1 y .np'otm of dyae,;, an J
hiving male trial of vnroua ms-l cine w.lV,ut
flodnig reli f, wa cu e.1 t y the above m"d cn".
Alst. E.RIUDON.
C't elniistl. Jun- 8'Jth, 1840.
YE T LATER. Mr. Vanee. nf Washing on
cuoy, wri'es a fol'o.va Dear Sir Dr. Ha.lirh'e
p I s ar- peToiming oria of the rn 1st wonde.fut
eu'es in th s yiHnt y i-wr bearj of. They were
introduced here ab iut six months agn, by ot f
my neig' bor. wi o bought a half d ten parkngoe
from ihe Pntshnng offi.e. I om aware of fmr itse
in this plioe where eimp'ete cu es hive been per
forme J, une of severe rheumatism, two or dyspepsia,
d one of nns shocking and aggravated ner
vous complaint, often er twa ve years stnmiing I
send you enc!os.'d five dollars; p!ra-e t iforw.rd
pills for thut amount by the boarer, Wiilia n Ward,
Artist JOHN VANCE.
July 27. 1840.
N. B. The above certificates, compared with the
very msny already ri'cetvad, certainly must con
vince those similarly affl cted, that th y ca yt b
rebevrd by the use of tliesn Inv d inMc. mr"!'i).ii.
Piimipal ifllcn, No 19, Noit'i Eii-ti. stut
PlllUdclph a. Fr snln by
HENRY YOXriEIMI.R.
Oclolier Si, 1840. .4.1
D YSPEPSIA. ! D YSPLPSlA. I
That troublesome end peaco-Jestroyin ihsisa.
Thousands and teu of thousands sutf .. f.o.;t
that common distressing complaint. D.t; tyt a in
tViqwndy caused by wverio iling or .i'end ti -, iho
stomach by executive toting or diink ng 1.1. .ij a.
ib e and acrid suhsiai ces l .ken int.) the stomach,
or fimu loiiii continued constipation of t'.'.e bowls, a
sosJent.ry life, fear, gr;e suxtety, a copious draft
of Cold water, drastic purgutivc medicitits, dyseti
teiy, miscarriages, interim lent and spai.vtiidio af
f. clions of ihe somiach und bowls, iireftnlar meals,
I. ite hours, and too frequcul use of spirituius
l.quois.
The symptoms of ditpp.iia may be described a
a want of appetite, or an unnatural or voracious
one, nausea and sornetim s bilious vum'Jing, sud
den and transient di-lenxioiis of the stomach afer
eating, ac id and putrcsrnt eructations, water brash,
pain in the region of the stomach, c. suvi n ss, pal
pitition of the heart, diuinexs and dimneu of tho
sight, disturbed rest, tremors, ment-il despondency,
flatulci cy, spasms, nervous irritibility, chd ioe-s,
salio-vutss of complexi tn, gre.t ippreiaion after
ating, languor and general debility , sick Lead a. ho,
6lc.
CURE Al the head of all rema.'ics stands Da.
HaRLICn's CorilC5D 81 UKBaTHRIVI.se Toxiu
asu GkHMAS ArratiiKtiT Pills, bic 1 act grnat
ly upon the perist.iltic motion of tlie intestines,
theieliy producing regulirity of the bowls, at the
sumo time improving the' functions of the dohil.tat-
ed o gans, thus invigorating and restoring tho di
ge.tivu organs to a hea thy action. This iucdic.ua
sc. dom fails in pro iuciug rebel.
Full and explicilo direction accompany the
above nudhine. Likewise a pamphlet which dc
acr.b s iliseases, ihe manner af treating, &e.
Principle ntl'ics for the United 'b;s. No. 19,
North EIGHTH STREET, Philadelphia.
HENRR YOXl'llKIMER.
OctoWr 24, 1849. 4fif.
FEMALES.
WHO are troubled with s'tk headache, pain In
the side, breast, and hack, loss of apel:tc, tlitulon
cy, lowuesa dl spirits, palpitation of the heart, faiiit
iints or giddiness, sickiio-s al the stoiii'ich, bil.oas
alf'ittons, tig'ittieas at the chct, inua, Vnmiling,
noise iu tho ktomnch, flii.hiiigs ol heui, ai d child
lies, diaesses of the iieivcs, 1 n.l organs uf .!; -rti n,
vie. dec, th..' who mav be thus nlTVcvi!, shonl I
not in g eel to procu o Dr. II irlich's Compound
Strengthening Tonic and Cerinan Aperient Pil!s,
which sro warranted lo givo imnudiate relic'.
ThouatiJa i'o we almost daily ta hjhl, whoi-e ou;.
teitaiices and pale emaciated cheeks bear cceul ir
witness to sickne.-s and uQlu'tioii. Could tho e
peisoiis be per.uadi J to use tbia inv..luublu inixl.
ciue, dicy would soon find their weak and Jo'.ii.'i'i
tisJ fiames slionghlenrd, iheir mind, comp oed.
and all pain, and dislresa driven fro.n the system,
when the body will again rmew i s Iot vi,;jr, aud
I ut on a new life," and death f r a while bo de
I lived of tie prey. What h. at but fiols glad Ij
behold t eir near relatives and dcr friends, snatched
as it by mag.o from that fatal dc-t oyer jDvf,i
yo who are laboring under dis. ase let not aootlicr
day or nijht pa without procuring this midicine,
asil wilt iii a maj inly of eae. i ll. ct a pcrman ti.t
cure. Remember delays art dunftrous , and if
dioia-e is neloc ed, its r..vag a will djuhly iu
crc.su. .
Cj-Principle OlHro for the United C:..t a. N ..
10. NORTH EIGHTH sueot, wl.01
danons of bundie. s of persons may bo e. tii 01
which have Ueu cured or U'iiid:.vJ by tho
lUodlCIUJ.
HENRY YOAr;irl..i.
Oc.ober 24. 1S1U. A.cn:
SICKSESS.
THERE are many persons that we d ..ly o.hol I,
wh i countenance, a: d f' ,.t lin.bs C o.e i fli c
lllii' which we fi id has principiity uug n ud f.u.u
neglc'cl of proper 10.na lie at tha co i.m ucrnidui . f
a cktie. Al first the ,n tent coi, li ... ul 'tile mt
the kioiaacha'ieiidoj w ta cXiuts. cost.ve-: s,Jie.,.
he i.e4 ic's t pro urc propor m dt ins ; a. en h hei
complains of pain in the aide snJ s omacti wi'h
s mr eructations; bis appetite bcvones i upair d,
bis iet trouhl.-o ne, his miud b .rasd, uuJ ail
thins a ound bim app.'ur not in their prop 1 .i iii 111.
II ' lid neUvU himsilf whe 1 in nil prolvsiiilily
ll.e disease may at le oth be so fast a. aled 1 h it ua
ine hc il aid will repJacsj him again. A. the fiist
atta.'k of sickness there sh u!J bo " no lime loal"
III procuring Dr Hsrbch's cuxrooo srHsnorB
kmss Art.Hii.sT fills, whioi iinmcdialely is
moves b tc from the t imach, ohviat4 cautivencaw.
ivmove disorders in the head' iiivigjrato the ruihd,
ktrungthi 11 the Nfcly, improve the iu. niory, and en
liven the luiaiiiuiioii ; thus ivstoilug the body
ng.'in to i a proHr function.
Principe OlfMi.., No. 19, NORTH EIGHTH
street, Plinadelnhiv
HENRY YOXniL'IMEU
fVtolsr ?t , IS 10. Agent.
TO THE .tFFUCTED.
THOSE who are sulT ring fr m vs-i.ius dirasee
incident lo th bumn family, woal.l do well f
procure Jr. Harlich'i Camptiund Stringthtning
aft German Aperient Pills, which re so j re
mine ov reccoramenjsd fer Dyspepsia, l.rver
Complaiius, 1 sins iu lb aide, buck and b eskt,
Nvrvious A if cl ons. Ilea I-Ache, and all ihe dia
raaea ot tbe Sio nich aid BowU. PaaiphloU may
1st u .Isiusd gratis, which contain full a .J txpii(.v
A r. cuous fw u iug. Tbe rcadi r is li b r.ed to svv
tral very vmeres iig cert fl. ale of cures u this)
p. er. which may be rtlwd up.01, a th'-y ar. tka
frmi 'hiorlgii el. For tils st Nn. 19, NUklH
I'lGlll'tl sir. el, P.iila lolphi..
hlnky yhxm:-;- k.
tV-o'er laid. 44