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The hornet., 1843-09-05
A. C. BAINE'S LETTER TO DR.. PHILLIPS
AUGUST 25th. IS43

A. C. BAlNE'S LETTER TO DR.. PHILLIPS.
AUGUST 25th, 1913.
Please examine the original of the proceed.
lngs of the Wing Meeting, held at this place
on Saturday, the 18th inst, and say whether
or not, any portion thereof was by anv vote.
ordered to be striken out, save that which is
and was In your presence, cancelled The
portion cancelled being as follows; and are
not said proceedings exactly as thew wrre
when you signed them.
Cancellation.
"To party who, on the 10th of Jnlv last
deIlberateIy, In party convention, promised
by way OF bargain to the anti-bonders. 70 ovo
them all the Federal Offices within the off If
the people OF this State, for the consideTati tion
that the office of Governor were Welded ~
Then after the words, as published, "To
a party thus acting" this additional canceIla
tlon: "Ihus offering, by open trade, all the
Governor" Ooon Vi
Your answer returning me the ORIGINAL is
desired by three O'Clock, P. NJ.
Yours, &C.,
Mn A. c. BAINE. !
,;o ~ d. D. FleaSe to state, also, at whose sugoes-
tlon the address, and on whose motion 3bo
portion OF the address stricken out was made
or amended. was 'lidue
pAJNE
The hornet., 1843-09-05

Col T. tfphUE. afuHfm..a. bee requested Hs
in ahHnUf.f timae 0H.IiIHfaI.f fha uH.a ut tIafH
f fhH |ff.tHH.sIt Court, EHfh lumHu#a ua
tnuhiin ~ Carroll Iil.m.a. rbHBe, YaIabaflr
end la..aIaifhta August 2i.h. 1913
" W. lf HAHg ms requested us lo an.
n4unee ha fHme fs % candidate Iuf Cfrl af o.
Didtid f0Iff If ttmfftV, tpd of CauoII'aH, fgf
to District composed pf tia tFHufira ul Holmes,
Ih0cihw, Carroll Ya.iubusua aHd Ta.aba'aIio. m
The noW November election,
August ~, 1913.
Us. JOHNSON, ESQ has requested ne a. announce
his name as candidate for Crfk Of the Vire-Chan.
cty Court, composing the counties Of Carroll Holmes
Chociow, Yolobusha and 10ll mtclho.
Sept. ., 1913.
The hornet., 1843-09-05

See Futhy's statement in the next
what this was.
t Mr.. Choate says he delivered them
wanted to go"
| Brown I'll bet $50 that K Penna
The hornet., 1843-09-05

DPTlloNAS H. WILLIAMS, the indc.
pendent Democratic candidate for Governor,
will address his lcow.citizcns at the follow.
ing times and places, ,o.wit--
Al ColeeviIe. on Monday 25th September.
Grenada Tuesday 26th
" Carroiton, Wednesday 27th
Middleton, Thursday 2sth
Greensboro" Friday 29th
The hornet., 1843-09-05

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mff uf ifa aIlfeft fs'rinln.
carried llG SC ilII1aHIN
up % tlo table anl topa ibar..s
0ut che part referred 10, aaI H
wa4 adopted
The hornet., 1843-09-05

Tie abl,e with which ihis pif'' ln' ll"l
as,,l 10, over asmilsi be- opponents, s,l'slal'
n candidates, ], almost fpou2,i 70 a'ls' 'p1' no.
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t.aftttt t goo 1913

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bps Hiss rIaH HF sa..esI ruIs.Iaai
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.T...IaF.s e. s.I WHs meeting ftf.'IB o.
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Ha .uHIaF -aFe..FI ff8 tHa 'Hr, i'uHf.i Hr
'Dal .n8s what he signed Nuw iHe motion
wla 90 strike uHf 70 sps.hs portion p' lHe 1d.
dIaft lu Iieuol PHILIPPE fc.o.WoUtmd 30 would
have been absurd loru'1 mu'.auuuI pauI.ua
The second miaukr b., tbu handed h.m fbe
proceeding lr sgu, saying ! "wlutrI 10 go.'
/ never ul uf MgvgH oI such % thing AL
present will fecuIcrl and Boz Wu.i aI'tit it
ib1f after iho proceedings were adopted, md
signed, lhlt ! made 70 motion for Col Kendall
20 BE- heard Iu accordance with previous wish
expressed Jy hIm mt and heard bis erigps,
learned and ingenious speech 10 provo that a
by the bJudrrs, 10 give the antics
HII the offices for the Governor, was not an al.
tempt at bargain, and when be was through,
made the motion toadiourn The no migtakc
is that he was hurt at seeing his name TO the
have no doubt bpt that every
Wing sentiment then uttered or published
SINCE panied him exceedingly Nor did ob.
serve any satisfaction ON his countcnancc du.
ring the whole time, save when Col. *. Qhe
Democratic candidate for Conpress) was max.
ing his speech above alluded to. account for
his mistakes very readily. lie is so eHthuSiaS-
tcday devoted 10 the success OF the herald
giving the greater part of his time to "gettiag
Il om,"--and so bliadly devoted TO the personal
and political fortunes of Col. Kendall, as to be
rather monomaniac on these two subjects
than otherwise. A little incident at his being
called to the chair, will show this COL How
ard moved that Mr.. Choate be called to the
chair, saying that his politics had got to be
doubtful, and be wished to test his sincerity,
Tor words to that eflect) To which Mr..
Choate said, | would rather some one else
would take the chair; am as good a Wing as
ever | was, and will take the char if the
meeting desire it, To which Col. Howard
ocuIarly replied, | don't know, Mr. Choate,
hat Morning Herald" is terrible thing, or
words very nigh, if not exactly to this import.
And 1t is thus account for the mistakes and
no mistakes in Mr.. Choate's letter.
Your friend,
A. c. BAINE,
The hornet., 1843-09-05

Hon. B. F. CARUTHERs, has stated to us that
he cannot obey the CALL made upon him by
many of his warm friends of North Mississip-
pi, TO become candidate for Congress.
The hornet., 1843-09-05

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The hornet., 1843-09-05

DE,uf ~ Ma Ilofsrog .if IS with deep
regret md sorrow dui $50 announce lb.. wcaa
lIc death 81 w. IlucHo1, EIiror @. ho Iil.
Ion Rouge GalaltB lla lc.l lu q dBeI With
Mf. Alaco Labnne.tg, a shod time since II
victim 20 bic dcyotcducss 10 the wbIg c1ulo-
Mr. Labraucbc Is one Of the members elect 10
Congress from Louisiana They fought with
douJIc.baucI guns charged with blIl. On the
first fire Of the fourth round, the ball Of Mr.
Labranche took effect. striking Mr. IIucston on
the left side, in the reign Of the lower rib and
passing out at the right side, in n direction
nearer the back Though the wound was ne.
cessarIy a dangerous one, hopes were enter
tanned by the medical gentlemen on the ground
that it would not prove mortal.
Let us shed few tears on his grave, for it
incloses a man, who seldom is to be found in
our days-exceent friend good husband and
nduIgng father, he had acquired the esteem
and friendship OF all those who knew him.
As for himself, the sorrows of this world are
at an end, but what is melancholy to think
and to speak Of is the idea that he leaves an
inconsoablc widow and four orphans who
here afterwards instead of receiving the en-
braces OF their father, must bend down before
a grave. Go Mr.. Labranche, go, and take
your seat of honor at Washington, you are
we'll revenged for a few insults, which were
written by Mr.. Hueston in moment Of ex-
for in killing the man, who had insul
ted you, you have destroyed the peace and
happiness of five innocentS"
The hornet., 1843-09-05
Aug 18th 1919

A similar note 10 lhatiaIIa
Phillips and Mr. Fuihy, wa de
Cholic, 10 which ! received III,
Ply, through J. Gray, night
ArGrug
The hornet., 1843-09-05
g. Baine, E,zs

would say, that while q gcn'Ieml
ing, you offered me the minute, a
ing that you wished TO 20 I SD
all Objectionable matter had been
| signed IL without reading il AMI
cannot say how 1t wa, when ! sga
| put the vote to the meeting in lbsI
that are in favor Of striking ou, ID
the address which reflects on The c,.
the bond.paying party of the Denrt
say aye--those opposed will say na
clared the ayes had it. You callsj'
sion. Those in favor Of striking oa
number, l7--those opposed II. A
stood it then, and as | understand D
lines from the bottom of the first,
the end of the address, as printed, 81
been striken out. This is what D
Messrs. Howard, Reed and Gillespt1
for, and what | then thought, and TH
think, was the wish and vote Of 4
jolity of the meeting, and | mUtd
| was hurt when | saw the address !
stands given to the public withm!1
Very respectfully
J. ], CHOATE|
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

IsPoRrASr ISvENrIoS-The Savannah Geor-
gian mentions the discovery Of an article which
promises TO be the means of saving many lives in
shipwreck il would be invaluable on cur Western
waters so obnoxious 10 damage from snags and
other accidents.
II is an air pillow, and called Mackintosh's Air
Pillow. 1t is represented as being The cleanest,
sof,est, mos, wholesome cheapest, and most durable
pillow that con be used and covered with pillow
case is like any other pillow. In danger il is ever
at hand night and day, and when uncased, will cx-
hbit straps or strings TO pass the arms through and
te on the front round the body, from the throat
.lownwards. |, will float the person with head and
shoulders above water and could sustin more than
one.
How many lives might have been preserved with
in these iew years past, had the numerous steam,
boats on The Mississippi and the Ohio been provided
with an invention of this kind Will the safely
of passengers ever become an Object of serious
consideration!
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

THE LADIES OF MISSISSIPPI hpvc come out
against repudGtion. A communication signed
"Alany Women" says If the men will not do
their duty the ioOmen will, and as "sure as in
the coming election repudation triumps the
women of Mississippi are prepared to form So
cieties TO work, 10 contribute, till enough shall
be raised, with the help Of which every God
serving man would give them, to pay the bonds,
which else would rest like burihen upon the
fame and prosperity of the country. How lar
the women had hand in this communication
does not appear, but if it really is the dc,erm-
nation ofthe sex, they stand somewhat in the
attitude OF opposition to their lords, who seem
10 go in very strong Tor reputation. 1t is the
virtue OF the sex, however, 10 be more mag
unanimous than the men, and thoagh they take
counsel otthoir feelings, these being purer aud
less selfish than mems, generally lead as di-
rcctly TO the point of justice and humanity as
the deliberations of the other sex.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25
BALTIMORE MARKET.

! Office cfthe BALr,MouE AMERICAN. Nov. 20.
FLOUR.-A sale or wo Of gNoi mixed brands
of Howstd street Flour were made from store on
Saturday at 81 80. To day holders are generally
asking the same price, hut we have not heard of a.
ny sales. The stock continues small with rather
less activity in the demand. The receipt price BY
Cars is now 81 c5
sale Of Patapsco to-day at 81 so.
Sales of City Mills Flour on Saturday a, 81 25.
Holders have since refused 10 sell at that rate
and the general asking price is now 81 37l.
Limited sales of Susquchanna Flour at 81 30.
GRATN.-Thc supplies of Wheat has been
quite large to~day, and prices arc cent ortwo pcr
iushe lower. The sales of Maryland and Nng-
MIA reds have hccn at SIS 90 cts for good 10 prime
and at 20 a IS cts. for ordinary 10 good. Sales of
family flour white Wheats al 81 a lO3 cts. A
load of Pennsylvania red, quality only ,ar, wa.
sold to-day al 81 cts. Sales ofnew ,,o,r in shin.
ping condition, a, 81 cts. 70, white and 40 a ~
cts, i'' yellow. w, quote old Corn at Al A.
cts Tor whG.e, and "A 10 cts. for yellow. Sale.
OF Oats at 30 % cts.
WHiSkEY Prices show a tendency to i'm
Prove Sales to-day at2lt % cts for hhds' and %
% cts, for bbls principally at the highest nameJ
prices.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25
.NceC Store.
e. & J. KAUFMAN,

- ESPEC FULLY annonnce TO the inhabitants
Ia of Augusta township, and The puidic generally,
that they have taken the well known store on the
Tulprhoccen Road about five miles from Sunlu>
ry, and lately occupied hy Henry Bycily, where
they are prepared 10 wait on all those who may "a.
vor them with their calls. They have ius received
an extensive assortment of DnT Goons, GRocs-
nIrs, QuEENswARE and HApnwAnE OF The very
hes, quality, which they are willing to dispose of
at the very lowest prices, for cash or country pro-.
duce. G ! Liherll deductions will be made for cash.
Augusta Nov. 25;h, lSi3.-3t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

TnE TExIAs WILD ToRsr.-The mustang,
or wild horse, is certainly the greatest curiosity
10 those uuacCustomcd TO the sight, that VIC
meet on the prairies of Texas. They are seen
in numbers and often times of exceeding beau
ty. The spectator is iscompellnd 20 stanl in G.
mazcmcn' and contemplate tins noble animal,
as he bounds over the earth with the conscious
pride Of freedom. We still meet with MANY in
the low countries, and during summer hundreds
were seen in the neighborhoodo of Houston dart
ing over the plain, and seeming 10 dare the
sportmcn for contest ia the chase There
was among those that were sometimes seen nca r
the city, one remarkable above the rest for his
perfect symmetry and great beauty. Many an
eye was fixed on him, but he fled before his
pursuerS like the wind, and so long as knew
anything Of him he bad not met with his equal
in speed.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

ISFLuESzA.-This disease, which is making
such frighlful ravagcs in England and France, and
is beginning to display itself in this country, will
Immediately give way to powerful purgaiion. Who.
ever, therefore, experience tghtness of chest, ac~
companied with sore throat have nothing 10 do but
put their feet in water and take eight or ten
Of the Brlndreth Vegetable Universal Pills. Ifthi'
course be adopted and perseversd in, the conhne
ment of the attack will not last more than day o.
two. Remember, no Chemist or Druggist sells th'
Brsndreth Pills.
= 1t Purchase of II. b, Masser, sunbury, OF o
,te s1snu, Fu!!.hed IN sno'hupsT, ci ,hisFa
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

An AGED CourLE.-1hc Davenport Toc-
graph says that in the hamlet Of Teignholt.
Devon, there lires an aged couple, William
Hopham and his wife, whose united sgcsamount
TO 195 years. lie is one hundred and three
years old, hale and hearty, she is nincty.two.
They are dependent on parochal support.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

COMPLIMENT TO Nrw ENGLAND LADIEs--A
correspondent of the Bath Telegraph, writing
from Prussia, says-"Many of the ladies Of
Prussia, have fine forms, but their countenances
are, in general, un.to-be admired. The females
of no country that have seen, are to be COM
pared, for beauty, with tile ladies' of New Eng
land.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

BucKwnEAr Ftoun.--A gentleman from New
Jersey states that ground plaster has lcen mixed
at some of the mills with buckwhca, f5sr, to in
crease its weight, and make il profitable, and that
he ascribcs this the injurious effects that
have been attributed to the buckwheat-N. Y.
Tribune
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25
MERCHANTS
HOUSE,
No. 237, North 9Hird, dborc CuttoWLW ST.,
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA.
e DIN DUNCAN, late from the PeunsyIvas
~ MIA Farmer, and Samuel Pike, IT,, late Of \.
morlCan Hotel Columbus Ohio take pleasure in
qualnting their friends and the public generally that
they have taken the large and commodous Hotel,
recently built by the McssIs. Hart, the sta
once occupied by the old established Hotel known
us the Bulls Head, in Third street above Callow-
hill ST.
This Hotel is finished IN Tie very best possible
manner, and of the best materials It's location is
very dcsrabic, particularly for county merchants
the arrangements for heating and venuating eo' il
room is such as to secure any temperature The
tedrocms are alt light and airy, all iunishc,J in "A
neat style, so as TO insure comfort.
The receiving parlors are also furnished in a a,i-
rcrb STYLE the windows are on the Freuch style,
forming an entrance TO balcony in iro'a, whi,h
makes pleasant recess. Particular 0t'cntnn has
been given 10 the beds and bedding. which. with
the furniture entirely new.
From yeats experience in hotr business, VT
trust, by strict assiduity tG business To make III,
/ house desirable stopping place. Our table NiI
. always be supplied with the very best our markr,
can afford, and ouU tar with the hest nluors and
wines OF the most approved brands,
+. :. There are first rate strulinc snd carrap q
houses attached TO the hotel, attended by cartr e
aud sober hosuors, and our Charges will be lsw, ,a
accordance with tie present hand tines
Philadelphia, Oct. 9TH, 1912
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PRICE CURRENT.
"WasIingtOn Fire Company

THE members Of the "Washiugton Fire Com
pany" are requested TO NEE, at the State
House, on NJ, nday Evening, Dec. 1h, al G a.
clock, precisely. runcual attendance is required.
Nov. IS. JACOB YOUNGMAN, Scc.
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.SSEsssY Il RsOCAP.
JAMES :. SMITHS
wholesale Clock cnt
- North 1 hlrd ~
PHILADELPHIA.

Il4ALADELftt1A,
w HERE Is "a he found The largest assortment
w Of Clocks in the United States, amaug which
are Forrcst,iilc Hills Goodrich Il Co. Atkins
Porter Il Co., Ives, Bscws,c3s, anl other Eight
bay Brass Clocks; G. JcrJmc's Bristol Mauufac.
turing Company, Atkins, Porter q Co, Hills,
Goodrich q Co, Forcstville, II. Welton's, and
other Thirty .iour Brass Clocks; Boardnan x
Weiles, hopkins 81 AlreIs, II. c, Smiths, aad
other w ocl Clocks.
SIZE Agent for Cranes celebrated Year and
Month Clocks, well as several OF the above mcn-
toned. Also Church and Hall Ciocks
IT Wachmakers, Merchants anI others, will
find il to their interest to call.
Looking Glasses manufactured.
Philadelphia, August 3, I3i3.-3m
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A Threshing Machine for sale.

yVNHE subscriber offers for sale a THRESHING
L MACHINE, new and in good order. The
Machine has been tried. and proves he an excel
lent one II will be soid at reduced price, aud
warranted. Apply 10 II. Is, MASSER
July H., Isi3
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25
~ "A K " YE ID

On the lllh insi by the Rev. J. p. Shindel |, Mr.
HESRr ZIMMERMAN TO Miss - FLEIGN, both
OF Pottsvillc.
On the same day, by the same. Mr., JAcon De-
wirr to Miss MARY CLARK, both Of Augusta.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY,
For the sale Of BTaHa15'h's lIcstta5lc tnigcF

ITIs.
Northumberland county Milton Mactry "
Chamhcrlln. Sunhury--li. Il. Mdsser MEvcns-
vlIlc-lIcllnd X MciArll. Northumberland W m.
FORSYTH. GcorgCtown--l. 4 J, Walls.
Union County: New Bcrtn--Boglr & WIN.
ter. SelinsgrOvc George Gundrum. Middle
burc-lealc Smith. Bcavertawu--David lluhlcr.
Adamsburg-W J. May. Miflmshurr-M Mcnsch
& Raw lIaIueton- Daniel Long. FrcchurC-
G., y &c. Meyer. LcwI-hurG Ny alis " Green.
Columbia county Dauviiie--E. B. Reynolds
n Go, Bcrwck-Shumlu & Kttcuhou-e. Cat
tawiSsI---C. 6. Btohts. Eloomshurg-Jo John L.
Meyer jrscy Tnwn-hcvi Bisrl Wushlngton
Roht. McCav. Imc,lonc--Baliict & McNiuch.
Observe HAT each Agrn, has all Engraved Ger
tifcatc at Agency, containing a representation OF
DR. BRANDRETIIS Minulctory at sing Sing,
and upon which viii also tc scrn exact copies OF
the HeIc adcis nctc used uyou Ne BroRdreM Pjd
BorSS.
Philrdcplia, oGirc No. :, North slh street.
Il. nRANDRETH, NJ. d,
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Ccnhe Street, opposite he TowN HALL,
POTTSVELEE, PA.
:. I, T. 6 S 7 G.

y - - NJ
Aa I'D ESPECTCULl,Y announces to
fW. a a the travelling community that he
ss.,ESH, has taken the large and splendid estab-
G-l-ss2 lishmPnt, the ExcHANGB HorrL, situa-
ted at the corner Of Centre and Callowhl streets,
nearly opposite the Town Hail. in the borough of
Pottsville, which has been thoroughly repaired and
materially improved for the accommodation of visit
The Hotel is forty #. front on Centre ST., and
one hundred and thirty eight #. on Callowhil, three
stories high is admirably proviicd with farors,
Sitting Rooms, Reading Room, and large airy
Chamlcrs-lhe most spacious pleasant and convo-
ncnt Dining Room in the county, new and su
pcrior Bathing Establishment; and every convc.
ncnce and comfort 10 render it in all respects
most desirable Iiolci.
No pai Is or expense will be srarcl to furnish
the Table and Bar with the best that this and the
Philadelphia Markets afford and with a dctcrmi~
nation 10 devote his entire personal attention to the
comfort and accommodarnn cf those who may "a
vor him with call aided hy active careful and
ohliCing scryants he hopes to give general salts
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PRIV ArE FAMILIES, wishing to yisi, this
highly interesting and healthy Coal Region, will he
provided with Parlnrs and Chambers, which he
feels confident will please the most fastdous
az The StahIinc attached, is large and well
constructed, and supcrintcnled 10y experienced nul
attentive eslcys Horses and Carriages may be- had
at any nae to convey persons 10 any part Of thc
country.
Of An Onnlus runs frorl this Hotel daily to
aud from the Depot. to meet the Cars, for the nc
commolhiion of persons travelling on the Rail
Road No charge for omnibus fare to this II ocl
Potsvillc, JLly $, lSi3.--Gm