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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09
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~ meeting of he Democratic Republican party
Of the county Of Cumberland, convened al the tonf'
House. on Monday, the a7;h February, molten
Cooue ;alhanoi perrck called 10 the Char, and
Thomas W. Crcwdrr appointed Secretary
The object Of the meeting having been explained by
Captain Thomas VI. lsbe Carter II. HARRISON was
,Lersupon unanimously nominated as suitable cand'.
date 10 represent this County in the next House Of
Delegates Of the Virginia Assembly.
On motion, EcSoired, That committee of three be
appointed TO inform Mr. Harrison Of his nomination.
Tie Chair then appointed Thomas NJ isbe'l, "n
b. Crowder and James B. Anderson committee 10 ap
prise MIR Harrison Of his nomination. %ho, alter an
interview with Mr.. Harrison, reported hls acceptance
Of the nomination.
On motion Reso'ced, That the foregoing proceedings
he forwarded 10 tie R:caaond Inquirer tor pubiica
ton. ........ .,..,,,.,.,.
TINS w CKomprE See n
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Ter. Nowln T'roadus, irving, Garnett, Payne, McRae
Gaiiaher, Wallace, ELmonds oi l.. and H., Carter,
Cray Miller of Loudoun, Miller of NJ and Jackson,
ton, Critz, Boiling, Bennett, Dey, Daniel OF k'ci-
a;ond City, White Of Rockbridge, Cru;chield and
L,ws-3l.
a petition presented and referred
By ilr STocEroS, OF VIM Davis and others, ask
ing change in tie boundary lines oil the county Q;
Fayette.
MIR. CRurcHFlrLp offered joint resolution, IN.
stucting tie proxies, representing The Comioh"eal
in the meeting Of the Stockholders IN the JANE $
River and kanawha Company a, their adjourned meet
ing, 10 and vote for further postponemrns o!
the election of President and Directors OF SAID Cor"
pany, until the further action Of the Legislature IN re
laiion thereto
The House adopted The above, and sent to the Sc
nate, who returned il adoi ted.
Mr.. DAVIS of King and Queen offered resolution,
that leave be given to bring bill to amend an act
10 amend the several acts concerning ferries Losl
The House tirn rdou-lsd
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rus MEDICAL COLLEGE.

t"",,u.ucruieui took place IN tEiS ihs.Iu''""
.tensA'> ~ ann uuccucut. The addte>Se, - 80
-, oi Professor B'hlrnih n'' = ,',I kn,wn n nm
,..,Wtt """ a. taste. Viz MaNweii i W'ii N"" " " -,
sfa H o.. rsiaraau h5s not hcen - o''cn p'ce" ~
.aet+ a..,.i O.. a putjl, md t'r.an's !" "'.'m" ,
1t...f> that We have beard iha' i ia1eN
., ..rakct. lis introductory address
1870 ' ,a Ma. remarkable m 'i''> tcsT.,'.
800. 5t.t ce;iil .Ucui pi39 ", th'' ~ - ~ y,
."- I,s,s - jte statJs.,S h"H"ts' : ~" :"
t.spp Jafus rre~rnt, anu "'.e,e" ~.
q. tlls tsrone cot trace al ia' opening ~"
tar fa''..'.. anna, wee a!.a prevented tor, plrii-
aasaf ~ ' S..,a, al >uppr. IL the Graduates
at N the evening. n TIE Powhai'n wheff
tf ,.,,tded most sam?non>H u' 'n.n ,",. hy
sr. A- 20 r.eyalird. tnslv, gcd ana eAhhs'tu ~
E. best at, h. u,ua'ly belong 10 such oeea
...t,.,.s carry VII, them TO their homes the
'"'s l, tur our Ne,!irai COLLEGE aud ~ ah'e a.
..,ortar '- , .r cccd tr'" may help 10 increase
sr.s aaa P'''F'''' ''> ie,.s-day's Compile
.5s., the happiness Of being present at the
$40 .-- t,I. we enjoyed HE supper. We can
ne aanr good things thai were cat, or
nus TINT were sa,d-tie speeches
..n. aad The ;7astS ;Hat were toasted u.o"
Hs.- occas.on \ fine spiri. and fine
,.-the ,.Aois scene. when we say, ihat
.n a; Tie members OF the Legislature,
,.7eas OF !he toxin were pTesent-a''a '""'
@sa, y,coltv. Doctors Warner, Cullen, Mau-
-: OF '4,.syel their faculty in the noble art OF
, g. .',,. Governor Mcdowell, and MessTs rat
lo'A Ito o. franklin and Tatem OF Ports
-'. U.tu,e Of Hanover, and Preston oil Moni-
'''' +"- how many other orators followed on
'a ne Hall, we know not PARTICIPATED IN me
y "., 40 may truly say, IN the old hachniea
."'' eos ..,hs feast OF reason and the now OF
H. re1,eal College came in Tor many a
4,le General impression was, that rs ~ r.
's laaI OF Doctors and Of Lawyers, !,
$40 ra,so them n her own bosom, instead
....,1sg, al.c2d to be manufactured according
',.....s Of II u. was conferred upon The follow
'-,..e :, the CONNIE ncemsnt, held in the Col
: -. .. .lnntnv the 9th INST
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ME\I,,o tNu CANl..SChY.

Advces from lucatan have been received at New
Orleans to the lh February. 1hey confirm the IN
,eiecnce of the s'result of the battle oil China and the
death OF General Andrade, on the day after the battle
On the 5h inst, the town Of China burned by the
Yuca,an Indians and the McAicaus 10 the number oil
two thousand, evacuated the "lleighs, and marched
into Lerma, the Head Quarters of their army. few
DAYS after the Mexican war steamer Guadaloupe, al
tempted to cut c number OF small sloops which were
entering The harbo of Campenchy with provisions Tor
the city Three gun boats, mounting each two brass
twenty four pounders immediately sent to their
relief and after 4 severe engagement compelled The
steamer to turn tai, and into Lerma for safety.
rac boats we're touched by the steamers shots,
(nost Of which Paxhan) Inch either exploded IN
the air water, doing do damage whatever.
sNer,ial law was declared III the city Of Campeachy
on the !t aud prevailed that IT wonld be pro-
claimed hTougiou; the province. The lucatecos were
in fine spirits, we'll supplied with all the munitions o;
var ready The city razed 10 the ground
or t:an surrender confident of their ability TO hold out
rs long Mexco can keep mp tie sega.'
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l. We shall publish in our next, the Corresponds
enc. between the Committee and James II. Cox, Esq,
of Chese.ield the subject cf his re nomination 10
the Senate of Virginia. Mr. e. has, under sense OF
pubic duty recons de1ed his determination to decline
- election, and has consented again, 10 serve his
country in the Virginia Senate
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Housc II Dciegaies-lestuday

The bill 10 take the ol the people upon the pro-
priely Of calling Convention to amend the State Con
stuton was read 4 second time. The question beng,
whether the bull should be engrossed and read third
time hessrs. Saith Of Harrison, Parks, Williams,
Brown of Preston, kldwell and Cowan supported, and
Messrs. Brooke, Edmunds of Halifax, and Crutchheld
opposed the bill The House refused to engross the
bl-ayes 3D. noes 81.
Some little discussion took place upon the bill 10 in
crease the tolls on the James River and kanawha I'M
provemcn.bu, il was lad the table and ordered 10
be printed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

y4ss "ilow you make out ne IN Commit
,-.o, -. 4 the absent members were present;
l,y III Is blunder. The fact is, we understand,
.t-s i've absealees had appeared, there would have
~ a5.st,v. majority ct one in favor ola later day,
..a there would have been ua,a:sty OF three who
-a.-tzG Nj laa Buren,"
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~ from K. NJ. I. ErsrrR, T.

I..Et q tjisr jro'a IL NJ /. itN't"' H>|
to a jsiead
fac -umo. 81 which YOU speak, Is r@!cnnded !
..-e tie election of Democratic Republican ffes''
.., aat assuming, Of course, that tue Genefai Con
,.ruoa vii fairly express the sentiments OF amaloF"y
3. ,l.e Democratic Republican party, have no hesi
.n IN declaring my willingness 10 sustain us nom'-
.se Fox NY opinions upon this subject generally !
Ter YOU 10 the resolutions adopted by The Democratic
sa6iican members Of the Maryland legislature Oh,
r l6.h Of February, 1873 in relation 10 The National!
t.eyer..on. ihese eE.body, n my oP'nion' true
,.... oad Wills, express my concurrence IN these
l..,sas d. no! meaa 10 say Ia. they sosgesi the
.. FL . mode ~ holding ard cTsaa'z'ag snch Con
,.aq OtcoU-se, have been speaking Of my own
.....su,! acuoG-t1e representative, whoever he
MAS le ought 10 vote, IN The event OF an election OF
I>..t,, by Congress, for that man who has received
III. gos OF majority vi his constituents, unless he IS
45zaauen;,y Otherwise instructed.
Ne .sploljshed the Proceedings OF the Republican
Members Ct the Maryland Legislature, IN cur las
asger
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T.tn..9uiug vas written by Gen. D-o"'=oos, a.
,4-t at the Address 10 be submitted to the State
nycr,or of the pad inst.-hut II supposed That
,.nou!a swel! The Address, already long, 100 much
We haze now tie pleasure Of preserving It from ob!'v-
m and OF presenting ii IN the following form. II struck
lis author as one o, those subjects, winch should en-
Ter ,.to the Congressional eleeton-as one OF ihose
lists winch should guide the selection Of members
because he rs seriously apprchensve, that !, destined
Al the opening OF the nex: Congress 10 excite much
eenc and produce much difficulty in the organization
Of that body The author OF the superintendent bill
Nr Campbell OF 5. c. IS aware ct the difficulties
i, 81 nay ccccr II the opening q; the next session;
nd attempted ty suppeiuer,alblN, Z, ta:s s,nce,
81, a.e..ee for tie admission Of the members WHO had
..,a +, c;ed in some q the States und The reneEai
i.e.,1 system. Bat he tired !, in van. The House
esd the bill-and the peace OF Congress and ithe
Country now rests upon the good sense and good
- Is d: tle ensuing SESSION
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~ OTIcE.-lf Jacob H. Medley Bartholomew Medley,
Of Meokienburg, Virginia. who has
bee absent county years,
b h!s friends ye, living and will inform his brother Isaac
Medley Of his friends in this county OF his residence,
they communicate facts linn which will be worthy OF
attention.
Lnntardy Grove, March Q I00-4ts
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I ONIONS. WIlIiNLIiAM a DRENkY are now receiving
- Spring Summer Stock of Foreign and Domestic
Goa,!s, iiey ask the attention O: the adr
March l9n--wiw
GO%I ERIN Il :. BEAVERS, PGr ri the pennsylva
- ma TIE Bind respectfully
informs ia-s Of Richmond that he will give
Nora aud Instrumental Muse, nj the Exchange
Concert Ilcca Friday mn, TIE .Ji Instant.
To be had at The Aioircary Store of Mr. j.
IT, Fm-iac. ard ~ tie Exchange Bar Room.
~ For further particulars sinai bills.
Ma,rng l00-lt
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no ANDERSON NCNNALi.Y Esq.:-You hereby
fred that shall, Friday and Saturday, the l4th and 18th
days o April Si, between the hours Of oGck, A. NJ, and
O'Clock T. VI Counting Room. The town ol Farmsle,
Prince Edward county virginia. the dispositions OF Thomas
Eooon Edward ~ BOOKER ~. ". Vaughan and others, 10
be r.ai evidence 4 pending Circuit superior
Court Of Law and clancery Prince Edward county, in which
am plaintiff and you aud Others defendants
MONROE K. FLIPPfN
F,,u.illc Is; l00-wiw
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4 sAFi. INVESTMENT for n Loan of ST 800 $4,000 Fer
u onal landed properly, from 10 loUOJ or ao0 If re-
gurpd The or personal secu
~ good terms, 010J0-af unencumbered-tThe
p-rty land negroe oneiifd OF tue sum borrowed to be
returned LIST Juy 1874 ditto 1896 Current
payng bank notes Virginia State Stock at will be TAKEN
80 any one hnvne Stock and wishing invested
payments. may have the same done
Address A. b., Diana Mills Buckingham county, Virginia
| March, l00-:wiw
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LEGISLATURE or VIRGINIA.

Tuo>. w. CeowpEe, see'y
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05

THE LAST AND BEsr.-.A correspondent Of the
New York Spir. of the Times, says :-"Sam
Laughman's last isright good.--A chap walking
out, came across old Nose sitting in the brol-
ing sun, fishing. well, Nose, said he, what
in the world are you doing thar = 'Fifhn T!
(fshng) What = 'Fiffin = Fishing-well.
what's the reason you can't talk whats IN your
mouth = oh, muffin but ,cums (wornsl for
baitn halloed for old lzaak, when Sam o.
pened his 'wum' box.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05
INGENIOUS DEvroEor A CoyvIor TO PRocuRr

INGENIOUS DEvicEo OF A CoNvIcr TO PRoouRE
HIS PARDoN.-The following letter from a con-
vict in the sing Sing Prison, to comrade Of
his in this city, was found in bag in his cell
We publ sh it verbatim.
Dere Frend git up petition this way for to
have Sunday School and Bible classes, and our
LIBRARY of Books A game tell them that you
want to lay before the inspector ofthe Prison
git printed he'd for it 90 or 80 and hand it to
different Ministers Of churches and tel them
that YOU will call on them for it at sntch A time
and when you git or fore Thousand signers
uke cf them heds and poo, them All to ge,har
and then poot he'd on A copy nt my trial and
then go To Judge lirsh Judge Sandford Judge
Morris the Mare. and the Jnree that convicted
me you can hnd out WHARF they Live by my
Indctw ent bat git them NJ To sign 1t before
yoa poot my case 10 it.--N y. prper.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05

than | had heard OF censure or condemnation of
English institutions and English people during
all the three years that we have passed among
the Americans. We hea ard
more abuse Of America and the Americans,
from the mouths of British Canadians in few
weeks, than we have heard Of England or the
English in the United States during as many
years."
Mr. Dickens would have thought more of the
Americans if they had thought less Of him.
What is very easily gained it would seem, by
some fatal rule, s little priced Mr. Dickens
cannot over,cp the edfce of courtly conven-
tionaism. Boast as he NAV, he has not arrived
at thst point when he can phosophicaly look
at Nan as heaven has made him. and not ms he
is carlo ,tured by institu'ions.-TIerp,M Mr. Dick.
ems found nothing to look up to. A great
number Of facts and hnt few svmbu's met his
view. He is not the first foreigner who has
been in similar dilemma. The head will grow
dizzy it on an unsccustomed height, no matter
how many heads are in company. The charac-
ter of Mr.. Dickens is fixed. He cannot get
over the Influences his education. He looks
up to established rank. Finding none univer.
sally recognised here, he was at a loss; he can
not now reconcile himself to the fact that hui
man nature is self.honored
his object be 10 degrade man simply as
such-man without title or family-he is in
fair way of succeeding if he persists in utter
ing his views Of a society which he hardly ever
saw His observations were confined princi.
pally 10 the pigs in the cutters of New York
and to the imported misery of Five Points
We have no quarrel with Mr.. Dickens, We
wish him less ticklish position than that
which he holds among the great, so called OF
his own laad He has lost the genial admring
sympathy Of this country, and perhaps he may
! take refuge in the smallest favor thankfully re.
ceivcd, such as was bestowed on Mr.. Bulwer
when he obtained Barone,cy.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05
HAMMERISo OUT DANrsH-In the settlement

ofa case at Bangor, relative TO an estate in st.
Thomas, document was produced as evidence,
which was written in Danish, and contained
40 foolscap pages but there were none who
could translate it. 1t was sent to Mr.. Burritt,
of Worcester. known as the learned Blacksmith,
who returned II translation of it, which is spo.
ken of very highly by the editor of the Wing.
In letter, Mr. B. remarks that the translation
cost him twelve days hard labor, for which he
presumed the sum of SIS would not be an un-
reasonable compensation, as that would be "a.
bou: whatony other blacksmith would charge,
tongs."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05

BETTER THAN MEDrcINE.-I have been doc
tering myself said languid fair one, with a
smile, to bluff, though kind doctor, who was
feeling her pulse
'Ah, how!'
why, have taken Brandreth's pills. PARIS
pills, Stainburn's pills, Sands Sarsaparilla.
Jayne's Expcctorant, used DR.. Sherman's Lo-
zenges and Plaster, and
My God, madam interrupted the astonished
doctor, all these do your complaint no good
NO! then what shall take!' pettishly in
quircd the patient.
Take " exclaimed the doctor, cyeing her
from head to foot. Take he exclaimed again,
after moments reflection; take ! why take
of your corsets
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05
pRFrocrTy PRopuCED ny EDuc lr1oN We

PRECocrTy PRoDuCED By EDUc UcArIoN.-We
believe the following belongs to John Neal:
The hot house system OF education is doing
wonders for the youth of our land. The boy
kicks offhi diaper and frock, and jumps into
calf-skin boots and a long tail coat.
He changes the nipple for segar. and the
sugar teat for quid of tobacco.
The girl is either baby or a lady. She
makes one jump from her nurses arms into her
husbands and of course is finished.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05

FRANKLIN AND GREENE-While the Ameri-
can Army, in l775, was besieging Boston, Con-
gress sent to the camp a special committee, at
the head OF which was DR.. Franklin. Gen
Greene, in letter dated prospect Hill, Oct
l6, l775." and addressed to Gov. Ward, thus
describes the impression which this great phi
losopher made upon him: "1he committee
from Congress arrived last evening, and had
the honor to be introduced to that very great
man, DR.. franklin, whom | viewed with silent
admiration during the whole evening. Auen-
tion patched his lips, and conviction ciosedhts
periods" Beautiful tribute OF one great man
% another, both ofwhom were among the FORE
most in llberty's great struggle, and both fra
grant with revolutionary Tenown.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05
The Confession.

There's somewhat on my breast, father,
There's somewhat on nv breast,
The live.long day sigh. father,
Al night cannot rest;
cannot tako nv rest. father,
Tho I would fain do so,
A weary weigh, oppresseth mo
A weary weight Of wo!
'Tis not the lack Of gold, father,
Nor lack Of worldly Cear;
NY lands are broad and fair 10 see,
MY friends are kind and dear;
My kin are real and true, father,
They mourn 10 see my grief;
But oh tits no, kipsman's hand
Can give my heart relief!
'Tis not that Jenet's false, father,
IT'S not that she's unkind;
Though busy fattcrers swarm around,
know her constant mind.
'Tis not her coldness, father,
That chills my laboring breast
It's that COMPOUNDED cucumber
I've ate and can't digest.
Black,cooTs Magazine.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05

SHORT SENTENCES FROM Coon THINKERs.--
Moderation is the silken string running through
the pearl chain Of all virtues.
A mothcr-in-aw sermon seldom takes we'll
with an audience ofdaughters.in.law.
Pastime, like wine, is poison in the morning.
He that is proud of the rusting Of his silks,
like madman, laughs at the rustling Of his fet-
tets
God is better lodged in the heart than in
great edifces.
Emulation looks ont for merits, that she may
exalt herself by victory envy spies out ble-
mishes, that she may lower another by de-
feat.
Histories make men wise; poets, witty the
mathematics, subtle; natural philosophy, deep;
morals grave; logic and rhetoric, able to con.
tend.
That man has too high an opinion ofhimself
that is only afraid Of thunder and Of esrth.
quakes.
Losses sre insufferable to those who are not
accustomed to lose,
Virtue dwells not upon the lip Of the tongue,
but in the temple of purified heart.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05

A DISCOVERY OF AN ORIGINAL PIcruRE by
RuBESs has been recently made in England,
says the Boston Transcript, under somewhat
singular circumstances. At q sale OF the ef.
fects Of deceased gentleman IN Sheffield,
picture was put up in which there was no
figure apparently discernabe. but which, after
some hesitation, was knocked down for Is Sd.
1t was afterwards purchased Of the buyer for
5s., and the new possessor proceeded to wash
it, which caused several Of the figures to appear
while wet. This led to a resolution to send it
to London to be cleaned and the old varnish
being removed, it turned out 10 be very fine
old picture II was returned to Sheffield, with
an offer OF l60 guineas for it, and the biddings
have since advanced to $50 guineas, at which
price, however. it is not to he lad, The pic.
turc consists of fine female figure, standing
upon car drawn by lion. One child nestles
in her bosom, others cling to her robes, others
follow her car, while one rides a lion. Several
other refund little ones, with cherub wings, fly
about her. The style of the painting, and
some other internal evidence, have satisfied
several eminent connosseurs that it is a geru.
inc Rubens; and this is confirmed bv an old
etching of the picture, which is called "The
Triumph of Christianity, by Eubcns."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05

BEAurIruLLr PAruErIc.-A country edito
thus gives voice to his sorrows, in "bresthns mum
bers"-
Oh. ever thus from chiIdbooj's hour,
We've our fondest hopes decay;
We never raised a calf or COW, or
Hen that laid an egg day,
But il was "marked' and took away!
We never fed a sucking pig,
To glad us With its sunny eye,
But ven vos grown up f,t and big,
And fit to roast, or hni or fly
We couldn't find it in the s,y.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05

QuIEr NuRDER.-The New Mirror gives
recipe for killing woman quietly. Take
young lady, and tell her that she has pref
ty foot She will then wear small thin shoes
go outin the wet--catch cold--the cold will
become a fever--anG she will die in month.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05
An ExGrI7n GENERAL PR,crrIoyER %

An ENGLI1H GENERAL PRAC1iIioNER-ON
cottage window near Pivms'nck ts lb' follow
ing I'll - Parish Carc% S'1rg"an'
Smith. tachclh yong Gars and Burys TO rnde
and rite dalerh in mole candals shugar plums
rlsh-lites, comes, mole traps, mouse traps, spring
guns, and all other sch mat,crs--teeth distract
ed, bid drawn, bisters. Pills, mixture maid,
also nails and hosses shoed, hep,ome salts, and
cornes cut aud all other things on rasonsble
Tames.--N B and also my Misses goes out
has man whdwife in the chcepest way posu.
ble"-Dub. Med. Press.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05

PILINa UT the AGoNy.-"The forked light
nlngs illuminated the vaults of heaven-peals
of thunder shook the earth--thc wind racked
the mountains, and the rain descended in such
torrents tha, the ducks could stcim in the gut
ItTs ;"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05

fy constant temperance. habitual moderate
exercise, and unaffected honesty, you will avoid
the fees of the lawyer and the sheriff, gain
good report, and probably add to your present
existence a, least ten years of active life.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05

LruFRTv-Liberty is to be the collective boz
dy what health is in every individual body.
Without health no pleasure can be tasted by
man without liberty, no happiness can be en-
joyed by society," Bolingbroke.