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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24
LIVER COMPLAINT

Cured BY the use Of DR.. HARLIcH's CoNPou,
SrENGrHENIAG AND APERIESr PILLs.
Mr.. WILLIAM RIoHARDs, Pittsburgh, Pa,
,irely cured of the above distressing disease /
SYMPTOMS were, pain and weight in the lef 81,
loss OF appetite, vomiting, acid eructaIons, diste
ton of the stomach, sick headache, fuIred tongu
countenance changed to citron color, difficulty
breathing, disturbed rest, attended with coug
gleat debility, with other symtoms indicating grc
arrangement of the functions of the liver. n
RIcHARDs had the advice of several physcans,
received no relief, until using DR.. HARIIcH's Mo
ieine, which terminated in cilecting perfect cure
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24
Espy's Theory Of storms.

A Paris correspondent Of the National InteIlt
gencer states that the committee appointed in Mr.
EsPy's case, consisted of NJ. NJ. Arago, Boui!!ct,
and Babine, and that NJ. Espy communicated
with them often, jointly and severally furnishing ev-
cry explanation and fact which their curiosity or
concien,ousness REQUIRED.
The committee declare that his memoir contains
ian immense number of well-oserved and decisive
facts" and new and ingenious views which put
natural philosophy ia the right way TO understand
aud explain storms and meteors, and impose on the
savans of Europe the necessity of reviewing their
documents and opinions, and coIlating them with
his observations and opinions. The committee more
over pronounce bis theory to be admirably useful for
physical geography, agriculture piIotagc. and mete-
orology; recommend him TO the patronage Of the
American Government SO that he may be enabled
carry ou: his scientific IDEAS by further adequate
observation and experiment. and they propose to
the academy to accord its highest appreciation to his
labors and views. have seen, besides letter from
a member Of the committee, dated eth instant de-
Glazing that the bases of r.Espy's theory are in
contestahle--his induction ample and conclusive
and that by bis exposition of the determining
---~"aaes waior-spouts and tcmpes,s. he has rem
dcred the most important service to science.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24

WESTERN WISE.-Wine, resembling the pure.t
RheRish but destitute OF much of its scidy is made
in considerable quantities in the neighborhoc.l Of
Louisville, Ky. 1t is made of native American
grape, the Catswba of which there are three vine
yards covering six acres. 1t is mostly cultivated
by Swiss and can be produced at shilling bottle
though it has this year brought S. per gallon.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24
Tie Bank Bill,

Mr. Johnston's Bank and Revenue bill has pas
sed the House, and we presume by this time has
also been passed through the Senate. The Senate
1t is said will not materially alter the BILL Its fate
will then depend on the Governor Something
must and should be done. to settle the state of the
currency. The Governor is well aware Of the fact
and will no doubt use every effort in his power to
eesablish business and the credit Of the state on
a firm basis. The veto of the last bank bill, has
not only received the spproba;ion of his own par
tsans, but has been approved by the liberal por-
ton of the whg party. 1t does seem somewha,
singular that the legislature after being in session
more than three months, could no, pass bill that
would at least receive the commentators of their
own party. They should cndeayor to do some
thing and adjourn forthwith.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24
| Knew BY his Locks,

TtIne--"I KNEW ut THE SMOKE"
knew lry bis 'ocis ali straight and uncurled,
Above his green specs, that dandy was near,
And said, "If soap should be found scarce in the
world,
A hear, thst was humble might look for some there"
Twas nom, and perfumes were srewed all around,
y languor, he stole TO the glass, from his bed,
Every hair was combed out, and heard no,
sound,
But the comb and the brusb on his shallow BRAND
head.
And "herc though alone in this world, he exclaimed,
with 6ekS that are lovely TO soul and TO eye,
care not whether am praisd, or am BAND
With my iockS shall live, and with them shall |
die.
By the aid of yon glass which my image pourtrays,
What a gush Of pure joy, when with lustre they
shine,
To know that I've f.llen on fashionable days.
And that no soap locks exqisie than mine -
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24
Democratic Candidate for GOUern0r,
G. n. DAVID IL. PORTER.

or Notice. A sermon will be delivered on the
morning d Sunday next, the 25th inst, in the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church in this place, upon the
sudden ard painful bereavement Of our nation, in
the death Of its President. All persons are invited
~ attend.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24

or In a.iulng to President Ty lcr's address las,
week, we stated among other things that he was in
favor of distributing the proceeds of the public
lands. 1t is proper to say, however, that this deca-
ration was not in the address, which our readers
must have perceived; but in letter addressed by
Mr.. Tyler few months since, 10 friend at Pitts
burgh, which letter was published with the address,
and having quoted from memory, the two were con-
founded. We publish in this weeks paper the let
ter referred to. It will be that the President
is as explicit upon mat point as any one can DESIRE
What his opinions may be in relation to Nsto-
nal Bank, it is difficult 10 say. He hes had con-
stutional scrupes on this point, which his friends
say have Of late years undergone some change. The
New York Express, an influential whs paper,
says that the establishment of such bank, at an
early doy, has already been determined upon.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24

q" The canals are again in nayigable order.
number of boats already vending their way to
and from the markets. The Tide Water canal is,
we presume, repaired by this time
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24

adjusted securely, and ot twenty minutes past ten
o'clock, Peter Robinson was launched into eternity
His body hung for about thirty minutes, and was
then cut down, anl delivered over TO his friends for
interment.-U. s. Gdx.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24

House. Gen. Jackson's wife did after bis election
Nj. Van Buren, was widower, Gen Harrison died
before his wife was ready to 60 TO Washington, and
Mr.. Tyler is widowor.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24

CT Our package for Shamokin will hereafter be
left at kram's Hotel, as the locomotives have now
commenced running, our subscribers will, we trust,
receive their papers regularly, and at the proper
time,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24

The Madisoniun says President Ty Ter is lifly-one
years of age. He is therefore younger than the
late President Van Buren. and indeed the youngest
President we have ever had
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24

SMALL NoTEs.-The Harrisburgh Telegraph
states that up 10 the time the Bank bill vetoed by
the governor passed the legislature R46 petitions
were presented in favor of small notes, from erery
county in he state eTcspt four, and l2l remon,
strancos, Of which moIe than 100 came from Phil.
adelphia county alone, and the balance from but
sic other counties. No single gentleman, except
petitions; from Eerks, Westmoreland, FayeIte and
other Counties, the petitions for nearly quadrupled
the Iemonslrances against the issue of small notes;
and from no place except Philadelphia county, did
the remensrances oulnumber the petitions.
The above facts says the Telegraph have been
carefully collected from the record of The House Of
Representatives,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24

COIscInEscE.-For the last twelve years no
Presidenls lady has done the Lonors Of the White
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24

The following song we dedicate 10 the young
ladies generally, for the benefit Of certain class OF
their adnirers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13
7s,sgyT,TIoy OF roggIcy MINISTER'S

WAsHixGTos, March lu.-lar members o: ne d ?io-
matte Body, IN " sshns,on, and accredited Inc
Government, q: the United States. received hY
he Presd-n; YESTERDAY, a, : o'clock Mr. FIX. the
6rrsh Minister, On icing presented - iae Secretary
of Safe, mace To the Prrscen, the following address
SIR: nave me none. 10 address ron TIE O;
The Diplomatic Body accredited the Unite States
America We hasten, s.. 70 Congratulate you upon
your accession 10 me high Office 81 P.es,6sn, CT tbs
R-pnblIc which the confidence OF your FELLOW Citizens
has conferred Upon ron. We SPEAK the true s-a:,-
Of respective Governments aae countries, N
offering This testimony OF regard and respec; Tor ynur
person and for your station. We rejoice, SIR.
heard fra your lips, in your insnsurs! Address
The declaration Of sr;upUs 6-s're 10 promote the ssis
tons of nstion.l friendship ana pace between The
United States and Foreign Powers, suc we are happy
recognise. your PERSONAL character aod Qualities
tbe strongest tina; the efforts OF The Govern
rnsns viii be faithfully directed to accomplish 50 ws~
and nfsale purpose.
To h'. address The Pres;den, Of the T. s, made The
following reply:
"sH-i receive with g:~a, pleasure, the eongrs,als-
tons YOU have been pleased 10 offer IN the OF
the distinguished Diplomatic Body now present, the
Representatives OF the mos, powerful and polished
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.guoegrycg or oFFIcE-goI.r,xs

Mere. ils:e such comment upon Fece-a! s's-
eerity the scene n this city now presents Inc
clamor as.ins, ';he spci.s party -ag.insi "ot1ec-
seeking -..ofzce holding. rsised y The Fece:sl
party. has had hardly ;'ae 20 die the ear, ~Aen
another and louder ola raised for 5ois TO- tie
oSc.s-cnc the srcsnaET feeling whics S.s Supposed
perr,de tie bosom Ct ever: cfce-ko!cs-, .ac 20
6:.crzi,:Y him eIer. tie sEis Of freeman :: the
;,ol.s IS openy s,oRec tie sn,E:a,in- ~ ncPle
IN. sc;cs.eG the p.-is.ns q HARRISON n tie .,e cleo
;:an ;nc The res: qualification for oce NJ OILY
7o;a; * settled between ne multitude G: coac:ias
claimants :of eve:y Office, *. mo Cd mc-; Who
spent mos: Who suffered most ia character 70 achieve
success TIE MAJ tha; b.ings the Ses: credentials
on sqch points feels Ina, he en:it.sd 70 ias pcblc
eplorraeu:s reward, aac n- very soefcena.y
ut wnch supposed 20 GisqGeiiy Once ao!cers for
he OF all the fights OF the electro franchise.
mus, be rewarded in proportion the strength OF is
ies,s,ioa in the present applicants Tor o:iee- IN
WORD he who gres the tcs; proof The enthusiasm
e displayed politics. sprung from wh., denoun
ced epssrity ID o:ce holders Is best en.irc 20 the
emol1ments Of ofce reward. - Inc greatest
,ne late election campaign are me creates; men for
n:F.ce.
Among ne nunher NJ such zeala... !: vii De diff
ccii ioT Ire Presloen, snG his cabinet 10 decide
II will proabl: take Up the interval between the end
Of the and b~giunn- Of the next ConsTsss 10
weigh tae of the active i5struEeni s vEn
gave effect II Ire watch word .-essR-e -ek1sg< -
.-cigaye. To facilitate ibe worS, al these patriots
hay- already made prefer; OF the Inseres N W.sa-
rns:on /, would require Hoarr's ferssi:y Ct imsg-
nation TO describe al the variocs tribes who haze
come 10 the sack OF Washington. HIS famous ca
lalogne OF SHIPS, in lie second BOOK n The iisd does
10, shoxa greater diversity OF tribes embarked fa
the sack CT Troy and The d7soa OF Inc spo:!s, THAI
are in the hs-. Ct this city, ravening 10 u1sse
prey OF the emolunea's Of sGch n:ces n. al
ready the hands n Their friends. i; IS remarkable
thai these spoilers do separately, for
aisrr the case OF oEice-seekers. bot in troops With
oct endeavorn- TO sketch, Ike Homer, ne ergin. tie
gzr5, the character, The different regions OF ;nesr
cooeuerny horces, now N possession Of the city, and
dema nding al universal stripping OF Democrats. ana
dis;rac,ion We VIII point few Of the crs,in
gurshed classes TIA, appear 10 powerful array among
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Aad first, - hare TIE pI'I-iArIss II p,oc's
Every one 81 I7-iT gr-s; leaders IA fbiisce-
NH. and Se= York @ho hgur-c IN The EXAMINATIONS
before Recorder Morris. except G.entx"rih aac i"%
u4y are here prp+r p-fs'n. each wiia eoos'o..s
H. .u- 70 ore- la-s. pre:snsons u high 9iee o'-
G,,,o. .e sgpaos- unsr D. boxed upon here a. Ge-
-r,ss,fno cf ihes- troops, inasDUch - he vas "6r
.; ,lo.e Eao contributed 10 the large sum WIN nc
-. P..mas,s. General Gieniwcrta Paid OF 'as a>"3
10 two successive campaigns
TIE old FeGers tree q N fe with toe hf'' =
ana zho had no, sudsc,y 10 semp. 70 r,se WIN
-. ,-s me- mon ;asr legs II Washington
md ,.sr;t ss-1 -.ss,ng The black eocss . .:-
P,ss,rt-scs n The p=-son q one ~So aso -
t.dr, n ,.s ,ou,n. bsd brought about gene
rsc.loa Of :aeSe .oaz :ary 'iien anc o'''e'
elective principle. LED ne Esy e: ,h-se -
.nc I.cop BrEsI1 ms since a:rirso 10 1-@e ''--
Ny, % these se have the Hartford ConTsn',on ie-
Ssr.s,s Tney arr here n grea: force ahess ''v
MEDIATE patronage snc care o. "Tss's
r.. r.:.. Jun:o rncs,er under the same leaders
s Abo.,,.oasls OF Name rally once' me banner o.
N-. Exams. THOSE Of Massachusetts, unce' lai' ~
O .o,ns. 0: Sew Hampshire uade: Gesese! 'snies
Wl!s3a: Of isEneHi under hr. shGs' .. =.
81 ", Saith. Of New YORK under NE- Granger;
= ono un6sr M, GIidin-s; Of Pennsylvania uaeef
T5- .n,I.r,.soas ap9es- thin and scattered 5sao,
..Eooxleycz sor; .: dITdsc allegiance % h''ne',
zai S:eTsns. .nc Granger:
49, he c,r,us.nd 81 5irssrs. Maxwell snd AycnEg
Tie Pennsylvania t.Pe-worn snc canal P'?e-!aEe's
:o,-, ne .oecIal BODY gasfd OF Thsdcsus s'%'sn<
The B.as scu.5:ens, which a.e 9: themselves en
--r nsrs--t-ooa ;a% Gslipns shin-p!.s'er ssE@r %
,se .o,,en a,aarao; .: Fa2t-lPhfs which el':s The
CO. q: ns.s51sls.r all recognise ,h= supreme &C.
;ao..,. Of Secretary "e5s!e. nc Secretary k@iEg
TIE reney.coes from The r.aks of ne S.s:s R'ga:s
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u,4rao-r iEe s@Sca 2: Charles og.- q tie FeHas.-
rama Con--sssi2as c@ieEesoa, "n'ca vas eiscl!=+-
IN s1ca ers:lots cSshi.-s c1!as @s '-es'' Pa
S;rCEs.e. = e1ct.- Pc, -Cc@ ,szhs1 ~ = -
- f:.s= cs.se= 10 reference = .a- = =
sIc:c..s manson z5c ONE: matters Q! .a-. s9:.-
The speecn. !; XII! = .ecosc:sc. as coarse sac r.
voting II - style teyonc n. e-2s'ou {: iae nc
presented % ne fc,..c Tvae iis cisc'scE-- csh'
rs en- surpassed = - .SolznaSe ais:=?'r:s
:s;fas anc oisie:ioa* c; ;as :2cs is.i - &C..
scattered .nc eager: 'eat-=a. NO NONE save 3esa
ashamed openly 70 eounisnsnce suc' re ai21k c'
Inc P.ss:c=ni- &C noi hss.:e % &C u - = "a
oa, nc 71e!S H1o E'cs. nave pV-a s1--se II. 4.
res cecrP :roa Upon tie people. as:e s1c.sa:r u.
e.g2c.sGs > maze y ne sfoc1cEc!& Q; ;h<;' s:oH?
na-.agcvs- Thus liz impression @ss o-e2;sd IA-i
~ ~ Buren, e'..- Of .isiny surpassed = -. ca
- coacer-c = eI'-Ts=.nce &c !GIu':-.aa' = s1s
se--oaucso .: o-y:se 2; s?.~noo- ec1a.ec -: =
islz;se nsghiIeenc-- sac -. sI:a ~ pa:
-na; = = ne Sh-' ssysiFs.e :. frPG2--2a o'-'.
E.-a.'f - sac :. rs u.'s I: -
pros 20. -4'Fs% 90 . ~s'-
80 -.eei'''re.ins h'eH'2''s' <na =. l IS :. . 80
ssc1- -, 1e'.eas fa-a'o-' q ~ "H's Pi':' -,
oae q :ae eo;aa .'se a.fnE eh.'s- = u.F 800
ero1h6s shc ba"2.as>, 80 "a. ceH~se'-'@- ~
.s.-:;.aas. SD h"S-Ts-- :ie venom AIS c.-cu-.:rd
-nc = e<.'a'a eI'~H' C. a.rnes9
s-io'e n r.-o.ss N:T - Is s@e ~; happened
a:i-:"a--s
!; a??-:'s 'ha; rs ?'e:eaof1 tempe o '.
.-1l:! a1a s2f2AtsA -
f.;.s.3h' - COUP 80 ,,r-I'I !" =. =
n-a:>, iasi Sa.'-~= " % s''-'T.s~' IS 80.
;---d n aHsz-tn~a. ~n-n NJ = icG ''ra = -
;-,1;.h".- Iae sc'.'-:.. ie.--.': -
= receive Gene'.. hs'-'s9n aH1 y. = ~ .o
q As - ere. ag' - &C 80.
Z: Hv zns = e-'..'''. - = -. -. -. 49,
iA's-..-a aooa' "a - ~ p, -. =
1ase '.c s.s' 'Is -. -..-..,...s = :
-'e:s@ - ssA''s - :. - =. ..f-.s1
maze, n resa'c 70 ~ accommodation 'as' y
s15=fns ih'ass . 'emaa = .asE were .aa .asn "
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pr-IEE TINES.

Tsis i tx Iii ef .gsrtA Ta.s : tie dzy Ua'oa'
according 10 Feserz predictions IS % asins prosperity
70 every man, xc.rzn and enilc 70 these L Ss'ss-
Dcrns the CANVASS, eveTs one iI !-nneG's~! ,-i Ing
sayoc.,ss 81 TiP4ee-se cscz'eo maj ''e i='s lI9 :
Ms esc,.sa would slye fresh and s.roas impetus 10
business and is,i every bfaEca Q! -sce would = ein-
y-o-a.=S iss election achieved. II: =5sfe are
- cn-eria- effects on ;-.de and manufactures: iser
s-e onnd ID ,e s that te large manufacturers p ,ats
region, ea-:e,lsd :ae wages .; 'as 'ea n
enuo- produce a1s recrtsd IN P'iee, sno :ai IL
In. ~. ,E4 r,3ney Q: .-cu-:enc. Sarci ae az >.
z,S : becoming less ana mare uncertain ever: day
are demonstrated the iac; TIA: iEr h:aks 70
PhzG-lahia .ad some o:e: PAGES have 7ss2.isc 70
:si-d ss,s.as.as. Taey .eA,fd IN iae loss Q;
-. Bank IL The L. : acse SOCK se-.s :. Slo 10 s.@h
Slng o: liz csY,l,I pad in. Aac ;hey are p q
found u ,h= general cs:-cs ~ich p~.Fscss Es Gem.
frrr.;Y-c:srgs; q men n sach oiners nonsS.y zHc
s.-eccy and csircs: .: =! n iA% .o!renc: 2: sas
snd II .heir ability 70 sass=r ne END {: ;as':
creation.
$. ers-- step e Ice downward progress .: things
bi. .s followed Harrison election. the Frce:ass,
xaea reminded >; their sl=s promises ana Predictions
would p,,c me period Il .sceeming their pledges iz-
The. 1870 iuic'iT-Sc: seneIssF IS y com
mon consent: to tne ~ Of .sa-es the hsppy pe;sod
WILL TIA. tine nas arrived, and call upon
;!;o.e a no voted 70. Harrison n ice nope that NJ
xooic r.ske ,her assirs prosPer.to vsicn diligently
Gar So ina. 10 :. lead .lecn On 10 ior:UlS-
Sc % nc. suppose ;hs, das:sn, STATE Q: ;s'ags
xoclt have been PRESENT ~ ri. lane. i: BIZ. Van
g,--n had tern reelected Tor The Democrats ere:
denied ,h,, The operations Q; the General Gorern-
mn. could o. shorlc hare snv influence iie pirate
,--su.s Of me pecp,s The distress and dep:sss on
nhc5 ,sr~ates M Community Is aut The re:a--
r,va- !-rs.s aat .ackn- pans 10 so5eraess. ATE:
IL ieh.uche-v ant drunkenness o. speculation. Sneh
STATED ,no fs:-.e the banks spread over tae en=a
2nt o-s,t,a 6: ~ couatry. TheS. pans and ?snsl
rs mus, u endured The haaknE srsiem RS had II.
c.-air, ant !. IS ,mposs b.- u AVOID TIE p=nsne=
re COW undergoing b; a NJ Van BURNS succes,
:hs.- would have been tbs advantage. The Admins
:-.:i5n aocc ~, haze 5~-n pledged - procure 49,,
i. ,.-,e. Ta- ?eo2ie would hive de7=ncet o.
.s- on -1e.oas = =: difcC.,!=s. - aa,
al have a g :: l.s; ]; Is 'e.2ad tn pose: .: r
+-,.s T 2?caaoss> D. ~. cihe: lsa 70 s:ay Il,
.s-.r5- 6oS7=.-a progress Of Bans'sn.
>: -4r+-:-4.ss< +: those who. blinded ;! Fe5erz
:l.s-,,.: - -s,-i - the: e2oic.:y. vo:-d -
.it--.,- - - so's purpose :: hs..az ;as- ;~crn
~ :,=.-s.- .e.:---o. demand ;h@ ic.i!Ger; II IL
49, s- ut: y Fe6e-ai o-s:o-s l.; IT, - 7->Ps-.
- .--,-::%- r. a@ye: 70. liz - >: MAJ!
: -.--- : r...:;4-- .p~c1-g-
{ 3 P-a-o.- !: ; s.strc II TIE Hs--isac-- ln.si!'
-ssce- rs tc.= 3:si 80 o:ce d .co: Of ;a- T:e:
s..-Y uns-r H,.-ssoa Ala IN: ,a@ touring an.
IL. 9: ~. P >aoG.6 rtoch no higher ID.
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NV Yosx. Ns.ch 6.-Tae c?iaion q &c
Ia: Mcleod -! = acquitted !: : sc IA: =
c.n = 2rosec rs o.o:ae- aac Cap D's~ 80
* a.. engaged 81 cher OATS :, lie i1-e .: ic= g.
CT the C.-o.iac.
Mr Bancroft. he Collector I: 21.'on. 30 =. s.
IL. our o .:flc, Ai:orn-y, hare RESCUED :a-' 81.
o.. Postmaster. Mr. Cett:ag.oE, hc.c. o. ; :.
;os nex Collector
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..i='- - = -. 80. -.
Il: .tt= ~ = tyxa. d3sa. coEa. e.

TnE RE.rL7-Tas Ne= York correspondent: q ne
National ln:e.:gencsr s..es gloom: picture Of ne
o-=sen; c3a1on .: sa:s. sac ofine prospects 70. P
Gen. Harrison has teen elected 10 The Presidency,
=aich ;oc would restore confidence, Ee-ssis-
5lsh c-ed.. -ase ?.ees and produce bette: times
Here TIE picture. sac u nag BE- seen The resc!; OF
,he winch a.s oe<a pursued b. the advocates
..5 admirers enormously expanded credit
Tae hope which mas been ncn!ssd by iaecn o: :ae.
a=sar soe % establish National B.-k foreign
3i.al. ~ Ehc! OF. Indebtedness 10 Europe would haze
bean decreased, $ sassen. However other e'.ccm-
s.,9:ss ma, y regretted, ;h2: which :a;ne. -
:o:t. pleasure ::azn regret B.; h-a: n N
The pubic n.nG continues PAINFUL. interested II
re financial Condition Q: me couni.r. Nave: was
;e,s moe za1j-ty - near from Egroe@. = know wat
70 x luz e5-c: o: the action and reaction at 80
third suspension II Pa.ladeiphie- Ii .a= bills dawn
y ne ta.,s6 Safes Rsak D; Pennsylvania On ,te
hoc<e 81 Ho.soa back, the reaction w!l = e'
.iae, feared Ii American stocks come back Upon
OF. r:rss: hs-e again IS alarming rssc:isn Ii. TO-.
American s;o.1s /. good c.ecI keep low IS ihsT are
a. 20 lower, wa, s:ock. were !. TIA: .; q
nea United States 3-as, Siih the Federal Govern
alen: 10 back i. could y taken ~ Or Banks 80
ID2reEazble. SCspsIssoa y not dreamed o.: but re
isolated - res; o: l.e Union. Oar trace Is
zbou; 70 = ssd!E - TIE hoP@s Q: -sEeaue from
= hest ta shor one q. sai.cI pe;i3n %: though
-oocs p.sn:r here. vst iney mus. - back mrs.
ihey y sold. and next, take adysn
,tze 81 Inc coming reduction o. duties II lhs state
9: things, ali eyes upon Washington. the iaao-
-u.al. TIE reported extra session. &c. *.