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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

~ eu0nfe tire greatest tbf1ufes Win -
much 6fufnrss ~ my Indian. He
talked, laughed and behaved ~ asss
incrrase lbe fairy It Tie savages. Win
~e1rrefssd ~ sheiris9jeaditv q exceed
each other IL propdsilx different M
ti,o'ts vf t0rtsre.. Hut they knew
tiirir victim eoald GSaf their tortaGes
without 1inrhinS. they t~ctrrmined n
try other rpeanSs
On Tic day which xas u seal sf,is
fatc. of Dayton, THO SdH rose ii a5f its
nsjrstt apd grandafffs aud Ssatf tso,
Mise of 4 fne day. Ttic.iataSss wert
seen crowding To the c0auciI square.
Five stakes were ar,nty lxrd. and MI.
was ready. Dayton with ~undanAtsd
6rmness walked into ,t- fins and =.
@aitrd his apprseri.ing terihisnt.sYit,t
q cd0l determination. Oh! 6st these
we're not the cif.1f tSrtuea which the
savagrs inteniiei fbr him. His 6fiai
tifui daiyghtrr, E~fizayefi, wGs TIT an.
ot,ifr IL lie victims ID! the siakr: 6hs.
DIR With was fuel ~ HiHStt1 II hffe.~I
Tho ni1J1. arnit sl,s saw Mid; slls. ApranE
from tihIdsie, WHO Held ilirr. ind With
wrcln6 atrirk, f4a md embraced
Him.
"0,! my stheel ny dear Eaih.rf, sssi
cried, aud fell % ma neck, tlsf ming
ihs.;r unhappy site stiun.
N child. !, xaid D,ysGn., "do' 0st ,icf
.hu.. and let 0ur bar6.ross foes Ses INT
they cas make " ktrf their tiiaiiurGs. Do.
| bt.eech you, asd sub.sit u yoor fate M
becomes the daashterof CAp,aia Dayton.
snd Il, them know that ,hty eaas1t in
timidate even i delicate female: and k1
We sfxsf Triumph osef their cruel am M
reIepting desires Of revenge"
aYe.. my dear father" continqed shS.i
Il submit Willingly {" my cruel isse1 but
Ia see yna--io wee my bctoteH tathef
thu lit is ton much"
"necoliect. nv Aslk.r sass6 Usyteny
..that mr. Fate il interchangeable. { would.
Willingly suffer Ill he fcsfuree hcf.
csn iuilietiwiee over, il onfl Jon eM'd.
escsfeii and he . c9mfoet 10 yuur .unforl
tunaie IN her. To See ny daughter
thh& end her exfstentG;i is DE mest cruel
torture TIN. I've ct6i' i6in5Ict Iipndf ls..~
ny ina'sns oraexeo nsI .ts.s ."'As,."M
P1SPs.eu 70 'ss.sa NJ 70 tas 8 49, Ax.su"r
rashed through TIE crowd q Ipdi4ns5
STITCHED up DE i6n6tttt victim. again.
fsfted biz way: through he astonished and.
!. m.n J. ~ s.1uc. .1s'ssfs " ~ '.sSs ~.
~; escaPe .nu ing .s's Nv
s 1870 ~ 49, "a. go ~. .u ~
.olue. y 8. psI"' S1o ' s.
Iae ns. Z. Ps.'.n !" sns noo.s as .s,
=. w. n' - un....ss. ~ ~.
ans1..su sns'lsI 49, pso'es''on y Dsy
ION o"Io,..a.'s w."v :....
VI 1870. ~" -" 49, 49, 1890
s."s. ~. n..x .eau.ss -
80 ~, .1..". 1l'..~nanssa -. -
~" - !. IN usI ~ r..,.ssd 800 -
"ss s I.e - h..s s..s.d
49,. go 70 u ".s.. .aa y ~.
-. ~. - s.. .s.s~a AZ
:" ~ ~ y. \. 49,. ;s.s.... r.-s,~~
~. ."..n..s... = vs:.ss~.s -. I.d;.ns
.s.o'sea 70 nave smple vsnss.ses.
~" W.. 'e".s'ss W In. s.Iiess.
a"a tae use was ue1teu ~ tne sn's'eas
ing aAvage4; The captlvee ettegeo ne
but with . calm and dignlaed
resisned ihemseives 10 their
ne. WINE s'rcnssn tsme.ns.s ~
prayers, while The Indians werN
torment 10 ormsu Al last cit
- .w.... e -. a-E->~ - -nv~ e.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

WANTEn,

y eslesnas sed his iady, ~ hasa -
- -saged n fsmals sdseauspsen 40.
~. 8 ssiscipsis q : fsMsts bestss.
sss 1870. 4 Pc.f n Msste, tssehss Ursw'
.ssssss5 - -, teds y nssdlesssessv
~ ,sssesess,v ,se;s,es-isls wiO = -
11lsssS. N. xA.,sl5ses Seek, Anaas
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

II MATTAkas received q eoAdEasnene q
a ehoiss wines. sTvssse doaea Old Hoek
1855. 6aossa half tottIss ~ Ol;viA M deria 49,,
Z Ases. hptties cd Madesiia ts35. vhish vill p
solA ~ the box or s;axss kottle. Also 80 haFfels
NOTICE.
~ & Gran Hsckett Il authorised 70 c0Ilecf
the accounts due ma on account of the baton
Rouge Gazette. All pcrs0ns indebted are reque4s-
led % make imnsediate payment.
ian Is so STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

NOTICE. ~
IL pssssss ~ hsssAy fssswamsA itoa ess'
IT sd eanyIsg - Med IEam he pIsstaaos,
~ VMssn iweaD~ baew tstss 49,
T1Mu&s - yAeoaepiee1 40 esahase seeaNA9
sssi, ~Gtbspanassssd - ~ sspss pese's "
- 1ew. $3.50
- INm 1SS1sev eoootv1 ooeees
i. MArTA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

sfSsyi5 sau ~ sntsse sNE 1asssssa IL gs,tsss gNs
..tHgag s~sflasisI sFiff ed aaa0asss4 81 ~ 49,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

-Ts7sss Ply saSstw stss v NJ ttsa Ws#Fsfff asErns
y ses sasasssa sas eats .taasa saassss 3saa
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-23
DUFF GREEN.
SONS OF AEELICTION LoOKi

ar. V-eNHON'S from Germany RESTORA-
HIy TIVE PILLS, positive cEre for GonorrbGa
Stubborn elects, Ec.-fhe superiority of Dr. Vandon;s
Restorative Pills every other medicine vel discoy
cred for tie cure OF Goiarge Glee and other diseases
OF ctary pissages, become every day more eydeps
from their extraordinary demand, and universal success
since their innoducsionjaio the couhl, not less tan
Five Thousand Boxes have been sold nd instances
few days. The composition o the Pills being ent,elt
different ffom any Usis. u Kind they are
warraieA not to produce sose unpleasan and not un
while taking copava, capebs, turPentne mercury and
that class ef medicines usually fesofted to by the 1skI
fui in these complaints.
For sale enly by the undersigned who is the authorised
ageat for this part ofhe conRtry The utmost confidence
may be placed ia these Pills.
ing the ready. Price 81 per Box.
q. L. DUHURST
corner of Pratt ST & Dugails' wharf
mal3 lawer end Marke Street
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-23
= M People OF BALTIMORE

,The address this day published, explains the
z.s.s;on. heretofore existing between the Wing
- and myself. The purpose of its publica-
4oo,s not to impeach the Central Committee
or to impugn the motives under which they
aaye acted. Il is to come fairly and fully be-
fore you and the public, that may ascertain
low far you are disposed to support a press
free TO treat with fairness and candor, the
,,,nessions of Catholicism and Naturalization, so
S.r as they have bearing on our civil institu-
aiOns
lwbile leave to the religious press, the dis
,..,=aion of religious faith, / cannot close my
ewes to the fact that, the only means ofn aintain
iueIeligious liberation, is to ''resist'' all at
aempts TO consolidate religious sects as Pollt-
lacai party-and most of all, that which, acting
maser foreign head, has heretofore disturbed
&flespeace of nations, and substituted the sword
sanathe torch, for the preaching of the gospel
Its believed that there are topics connected
withthis subject, that belong appropriately to
The political press, and that much good may be
done by temperate discussion of them in
commercial and political paper. The Pilo'
will not be devoted to those subjects exclu'
zavsly, but treat of them in their appropriate
relation to current political questions, and thus
furnish medium, through which the Protes' :
aat community may reach the public ear, when
ever it becomes their duty to speak.
OF the arrangements fol placing the paper on
zsstiAg to be most useful, will hereafter speak.
Nm the meantime it is important that l should
RaOw, at an early day, how far the public con
.usar in the views have presented, and a free
Snterehange of opinion is invited.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-23

m3- sWAIM'S PANACEA-CAUTION. The
greatcelebny which this remedy has acquired during
period OF twenty years, its increasing demand, and its
unparalleled success has induced number of persons
from time to time, both at home and abroad, toHtate 1t
fin various ways.
As long as these limitations were confined to mixtures
bearing other numes did not consider necessary to
a1ver them, but having evidence in possession OF
gross receptions Practised by unprincpled men, In
llidng spurious syrup for the 'tgenune Swaim's Pan
eea, cannot too strongly caution the public to avoid
purchasing medicines from any but the mos respect
able sources.
Its difficult to detect in many instances the actual
perpetrators of these impositions, the spurious mxs
lures the generally sent into the INTERIOR and TO
foreign countries.
Some time back we detected fraudulent imitatoni
New York. closely resembling own, but the bottles
were labelled William Swain instead Of WILLIAM
SWAIN.
More recently we have found bottles cast a mould
pre'asely like our own, but F'Swam's Panacca" New
York sbown in the glass, instead of "SwaiIA's rama
CIV - Philadelphia.
Nehaye received repeated advces from he West a.
ula islands that empty bottles are purchased up at
high rat Is, for the purpose of relmg them with sPv
Gus III tIuTe and Of the thousands OF bottles Of SwaimS
PanacGa annually sold in our principal cites, we csn
collect Nut very few of the empty bottles, as they are
= II of in various ways TO defraud the proprietor
rG; ceive the pubic.
out of one, by mixing portion of Sarsa2a-ila Syrup
with the genuine Swaim's Panacea, thereby retaining
| ONE OF its virtues.
in Philadelphia, laely large order received by
amecanule house for Swam's Panacea bottles mould
in exact imitation of own was made, and the order
supped-and advices from Brazs inform us that
vessel from Amsterdam had arrived at Rio dc Janero,
partly laden with bottles precisely like our own. We
have also possession book printed in Germany, fac
| simile of own book of cases and certificates.
From all these circumstances it will be seen that n
geHuine Swa's Panaeea countereited and initiated
to considerable extent; and these limitations are not
only fraud upon us, but will necessarily protract the
suerngs of nvaidsin those diseases where the genuine
medicine might have proved eiiicacious, we must rec
upsn the public purchase the Swaim's Panacea only
authentic and respectable houses and dealers, who
obtain heir supplies either from LabratOry in Phla
delphla. or from our accredited and General Agent,
| HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No 46 Pine street,
New.York.
| ,Signed.) WILLIAM SWAIN x SON.
| Philadelphia, 29h April, 1870.
| ROBERTS& ATKINSON,
Corner of hanover and Markctste ts,
| ma % cod ilati mure
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-23
Fco,a me S,uouehanna Rcc,s,er

Although the public have been chen imposed upon nv
PATENT MEDICINE, yet occasionally, really useful and
beneficial medicine is despsed, neglected merely he
sEfouad in bad eompany.o / am led 10 these ye
marks by a conversation with friend few DAYS sinco
She had been afflicted for several years with disease M
the heart which had apparently brought her near the
grave. One ofonr mo skilliul physicians was called
who pronounced her disease ncurabie. An advertise
ment of DIR. JAgsE's ExPscToRANr in the Recistey
caught the eye of her friends and bottle of it was m
mediately procured from Bently & MitcheI,s in Mon
Before she had taken il two DAYS there yvnsa
apparent Improvement she has taken two bottles ne
yet, but her heairh mas been neatly restored
! have no personal motive for recommending fb;s
meet the eye of some who aborng under similar dis;
eases that they zay likewise parfake Of il benefits
7h mo. 18th, 1edn.
The above preparation IS so,.i u,
G. l.. DUHURsT.
Corner Pratt 81. and Dugans wharf lower end ofCen
Market Space. ana
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-23
40 THE PUttLTC.

m. d. W. A. BRAGJERD having been I'M
- uie regular practice of medicine for the last 6f
Teen years, and thereby gained an extensive knc{ydre
"a uic SCIENCE OF medicinal operations, is Induced,
through me S0cita tons OF numerous friends IN offHf
uie puplc MS PURELY VEGETABLE PILLS, In
nc use Oh winch THOUSANDS have been e,,ied from IN
hAmhAToRY ana other diseases of long snu,ng LIs
s's uiey VIII moi be taken as guacx medicine ms he
can 'uy snbstantiate his own Character a,J ko,.sa
iat oil ile medicine, by those individuals who hive ~
ken IL, with the most decided benefit and rel IN bsis
sufefings ~ '"" iei 10 hef
Ihat the mosi prominent feature in aII disoa.os -.
.a.es from deranged state of the Bowels canno, r.
uehied, ana as these Pills have been use3 for 800,
years producing the most sautary effect he IL ,I,os
mcilned 10 throw himself before a cenerots nni; @
nueht mat iatf rial viii insure that epcp",a1,o.
which he merits. w encouragement
For testimonials of character Dr. Brainerd NO., -
specially refers TO the following medical , iost re-
Parker Cleaveand M. d., Professor offbn",;irs
Materia Medca " "'n''s"y dhd
tice OfAiedcine u iheofy ana Pfae-.
'ohn D. Wells, M. d., Professor of Ana,o,o, ana s.x
gerry, % H"a"'iHy ana sur
'aineS mckeen. nj. d., Professor of Midwifery
Henry II. Cbilds nj n ~ boadefn College, Name.
=. tee Of Medicine, - '''oiy anu pfac
ohesier Dewy, M. d., Professor of Chemistry Na,u-
RAJ fmiosoph nd Boiany -'a'o
~. b. no Druggist Apoh, cary viii he a,1oinS
Il, MI ~, ui ~ any circumstances whatever
h w 80 GENTS, SINGLE BOy-s2 prP nor
IN. DkAIEERD's HEAD QUARTERS or sala IF pIrpI
Lf VEGETABLE PILLS af w u JAZZ
80 No. 4, Lombard SITS
p,. (Betwcen Calvert South a. reefs
baltimore, uly "a, 1910 seods
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-23

,UoGa from Cold or Consumption and Pain IN
80 me Breast, Is more or less relieved and often Of
XpX cured by the COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
cure every diseasebut is ldicious combination ~
sucI remedies as the Medul Faculty have lona ,,t
Breast and Lungs. Many medical gentlemen who a n
acquainted with The ingredients IA me penara,;on
Of this SYRUP, recommend q In Their practice ,;,;
good proof that they have confidence in ~ mae',
power It may be used by all who are ,ronb ny,
he asoyu named diseases, without the least ear of ~,
Jury, but with decided advantage Prepared oniv by ~
g. X. TYLER.
Corner D. baltimore and Hiph 81 Raj,
SOLD m ashlngton ny II. S. Patterson and Z, " HI,
ira, ana ~ eeorgetown by o. NJ. Linlhieum ''o"-
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-23

DAYS without etfecting the delicate constitution,
or causing any dsagreeable effect from its operation
is so concentrated TO render il efficient III small dos
es consequently is practicable at atmes, in perform
inc cure much sooner than any other medicine in the
United a,es and is sold under the plan Of no cure
pay. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, the Vegetable Fluid Syrup, Mercural Ex-
tractor This infbe Syrup is the discovery of an old
veteran in medicines, and has long been in use in pr
vale practice, both Europe and in America, and has
never been known fa in eecung cure in all cases
of diseases, and where persons had gwen up
the thought of getting WELL IL Is indeed an nva
liable medicine, and whilst it has this and pecul
effect upon the bones affected with mercury, 1t at the
same time puriies the blood from the remnants of We
nereal disease. Scrofuous Affections Spoiches and
EruptOns upon the Skim old standing and indecent ul
GERS upon the legs, and elsewhere attended with gen.
eral debility. This medicine stands unrivaled-it is
not only the greatest purifier known, but at the
same time it strengthens tIc whole nervous syste gi-
wing fresh and permanent tone to the broken cOstu
ton. Price only 81 SO per bottle.
These medicines for sale at the LABORATORf
of DIR. BOWLBY, BROTHER, * co, No. 50 SOUTH
CHARLES STREET, between Pratt and Lombard streets
n the cotneT OF Uhler's Alley, and ut she General A
gency Office, No 3 PITT STREET. between Front st.
and Bazaar Bridge. Plan of no cure no pay.
We beg leave say to strangers, and the afflicted OF
both sexes;be your guard and do not be ed with by
the miserable compounds sold in this city, by some
of the apothecaries-they calculated tO deceive in
most cases where they used. Those suffering
der the above symptoms assured that in the above
named medicines, they will find the true balm and sure
comforter.
We will keep on hand full and efficient assortment
of Tnsses, OF the hest quality, suspensaory Bandages
Hip Draws for diseases of the hack and grOn-also,
certain Tor the bleeding Piles, &c OBJ
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-23
PETERs, vEGE TABLE PILLS.


NET Z would call attention the advertisement
Wv our columns to-day of PETERS, VEGETA
BILE PILLS. We understand by the best medical All
thorty, thai there is preparation OF the day which
joys envIabe reputation. At the south and north,
their has been unbOunded and wherever intro
duced believe they have gwen the perecct salts
faction. We have this day had interview with one
of our citizens, Henry r. Fox, who recently cured
of remarkable and obstinate eruption,
where the whole body covered with large lOath
ulcers, and the tonsis Of the throat cate
away-and by using these PILLS daily for six weeks
was entirely restored to health.
PETERS, VEGETABLE PILLS.
They do indeed the health of the body, be-
they purify and nvgorate the blood, 1nd teif
good effects not counterbalanced by any inconve
nence; being composed entirely of vegetables, they do
expose those who them to danger, and their eff
fleets as certain as they sauary, they daily
aud safely administered to infancy, youth, manhood and
old age and to women in the most critical and delicate
circumstances; they do disturb suck the animal
functos, but their order and rt-csablsl their
health; and for all ibe purposes which Vegetable Pur-
gaitve, certain cleanser of the whole system
CURED, they stand without nvai-ticl are allowed to
be all that can be accomplished n HetciNc both for
power and innocence '' -
q5-FOr sale by 4 /. srvI 30
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-23
MEDICINAL ADVERTISEMENTS
sYPHILITIC DROPS.

VO THE Al r. AAAA Mil
Those who are lah0ring under the eff
fleets of the had disorders are appris-
I'd that the Sypihlitic Drops are found
10 be the only safe, sure, and speedy
cure for the Veneriai disease ever yet
discovered. II has long heen in use,
bestowing blessings and receiving
praise-it has superseded all the quack
nosuums, and whilst they have sunk
into oblivion, never more TO be Temem |
hered, the Syphiliiic Drops are resell
ing its thousands of the afflicted from
an untimely grave. In word, Il rec
--.s,..,, .l,, ,f;.,....a -ad;,aItxr in "a fatU
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-23

- =, GGiltli Agent
Corner OF East Baltimore and IIi.Il streatsE
ANA by all the Druggists in Baltimore and m Wasl,ing
ION, Gesrgetown, and Alexandra, b. c.
lie 10 PAW
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14

Ork ward KOndltiou.

The result of the late elections has certainly
placed the state Of affairs in an awkward condition
As good democrats il bchoves us to look around
ard ascertain if possible the causes of our defeat, In
the midst of the gcner din of log cab s. hard ci.
der, and coon skins the import,nce If the mystic
letters o. X. has been, we ih nix, greatly over.
looked. We begin to perce.v. in t .em a vas,
deal Of meaning.
The frs, o. X. was undoubt dly Daniel Wc',,tcr
the Onaraiiobie Kandiddfe, who in order to make
room fr Gen. Harrison was sent to Europe, and
III, rcfore o. X. off the kourse.
We think we next perceive these mystic letters
representing the Convention at Harrisburg which
nominated Gen Harrison for The Presidency, Ieav-
ing number OF wings to cxclaim /" o. X on !
Kay--OnruL KoNuIsArIox.
Then again we see how successfully and fire.
qurnily the wigs have mi.represened and Iervcr,-
chanan. This, TO say the least Of il, was o. X.
Ongeniemaniy Konducf.
Again the unjus, attempt TO saddle the admins
traticn Of Mr.. Van Buren, with the defalca,ions Of
Samuel S~ar,wou', the late whig collector a, New
York, whom all unite in conjcmning as o. X.
most Onprincipied Koilector.
Then next we think our own party erred in re-
fusing to nominate CO.. johnson as candidate for
Vice President at the Baltimore Convention thus
leaving the eallsnt Colorcl, o. X. of the Karpef.
In conclusion we o. X. Onest!y Konfess that
under oil these disadvantages, together with the
active and determined zeal Of the whigs-the pres
sure Of the timcshc Misrepresentation of the po>
priced tina, Mr.. Van Buren, has been o. X. an
Unsuccessful Kandidafe.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14

These engines nrc # the kiud u.ually known as
the English Marine Engines. The offenders are
placed vertically WI h two l. v,r beams, one on each
sile, working on p dcstals rising from the led ,la,c
anil connected over The cylendcr with tho connect.
ing rod, by side links.
The Go hic pattern which has been a,'op,cl, il
very hnnds"me anil nprropri,te-they were CON-
m'nced in the Jnu'rv Of this year, and will he fin
ished in the 'rrins of ls4I.
We view with grniifcd feelings the c substantial
monuments Of the SIX u ard industry of the meth,n.
les OF our city. Our city has long held an cnviable
reputation for manufactures, and each succeeding
day hut serves to aid to il. The light of ntei-
eencc is shedding her cheering beams around our
art zans and on the daily, nay hourly improvements
which they exhibit, Philadelphia builds her proud
aud honest fame.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14
Our Rooster.

We regret that old Chanfieieer. placed a, the
head Of cur columns Ia I Saturday morning, was
no, rmi I'd to Cow more Ihan an hour or two
We had kept back our pap until the last moment
for the Harrisburg mail. w, had been prty well
satisfied by former re urns, that we we're D, X,
OH kOrnered, by 'eral hundred msjoriy. But
several of our INST sanguine fr ends had been in
formed Of letter lha, had just been received from
the Secretary OF the Commonwealth, which gave US
the state by abou, 800. We therefore concluded,
If our Rooster dest ned to crow at all for year
to Come. it must be then. Po.r fellow, had but 3
short life of il; bu, he crywed most Tremendously y
while lac was ut IT,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14
The Glorious North.

Amidst the general disaster which we fear has
befaen the democratic party, it is graft, ing to be.
hold the inlomitable energy and irmness of our
Northern counties, They, al least, bear no par, Of
the censurc which justly attaches to Pcnnsy lvania,
for having temporarily thrown herself into the en-.
braces of f. deralism. Luzernc, Columbia, Lycom-
ing, Northumberland. Pike, Wayne, Centre, Clear.
field, &C., all did their duty most manfuIy, and
gave even larger majorities than was expectei.-
The result in these counties is witherirg rebukc
to the minority legislature Of 1896, through whose
Illegal apporiionment the North was bisely DE-
FRA uDED of its just representation in the lesis.
laiure. Nobly have they redressed themselves a,
the ballot boxes, and spoken in a voice of thunder
against their oppressors. Our Northern democrats
deserve listing gratitude for their en- rgy and firm.
n. ss.-KeySione.