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the meridian rays Of burning sun had produced
ins jensly sulphurous atmosphere
1t was at this fountain, situated in a romantic
valley, where one ofihe most cnpacious, lmpij aud
beautfu springs, that gushed from lime stone
rock, is to be found, that the gallant Colonel How
ard of the Maryland line crossed the steel of his re.
giment with that Of the British Grenadiers to de.
termine perhaps who should drink first. IL, there
fore, Mnjorbanks was not killed in the battle. he
owed his death to his great cxer,ions in the TEN.
persture Ihave 4 scr,hcd."
TO this letter Gen, Hamilton received the follow
"HoRsx GuAups, April 7, 1912.
Sra: have the Duke Of Welling,on's com.
mands to acknowledge the receipt Of two letters
from you, the one Of the 22d ult. with an encio~
sure from Mr.. Ravcnel, and the other marked pri
vate.
The Duke has read with great interest the nara.
tive which you have with much kindness taken
the trouble to lay hefnrr, him, explanatory of the
event and of the inscription upon the heal board,
which had hecn placed over the grave of the late
Major Majorihanks of the 10th Regiment and in
thus thanking you for that communication his
Grace desires me TO assure you that he fslly ap'
preciates the good feeling Of Mr. Ravenel, and the
generous motives and conduct Of that gentleman in
the construction Of more lasting memorial in no.
nor Of the name and character Of British officer,
who died in distan, country, when employed in
she execution Of his military duty.
Having unsuccessfully endeavored to find any
OF the relatives of the late Major Mnjoribank, whose
name appears to be differently spelt from tina, of the
f,aily in this country, to which the more nearly
applies it only remains fr me to assure you that
the head board which accompanied your letter shall
be duly deposited in place the most likely TO ful-
fl the object Of your cons,dcrate and benevolent
intention.
have the honor TO he, cir,
Your most ohedicnt humble servant.
FIrZROY SOMERSET
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THE PLANET MAns.-A correspondent of the
Boston Transcript says that on this evening. the
9Th instant the planet Mars will come into oppo-
si,ion to the Sun. and consequently will be near
the point Of ii, least distance from the Earth. This
planet rises in the southeast, little after sun
set, and shines with brilliancy little anticipated
by those who have only seen il when mos, remote
from us; in which position it was in June last,
when about 240 millions Of miles or more than fse
times its present distance which is only A millions
The retrosrade motion Of the planet, or its apps.
rent reversed motion from east to west, is now also
very pcrcep,ible. even to the naked eye.
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Steamboat Missouri.

I, i, stated in New York paper that this unfr
tunate vessel, which h,s cost the Government about
100000, h,- been laid up in ordinary for many
months. as useless TO, expensive for the public
service. in consequence of defects and errors in CAL
cuis;ioas in the construction Of her engines and
machinery. The Secretary of the Navy, unwilling
that ship so cap ,cous and valuable should re.
main useless, and agreeing with his enginecr,in-
chi,f that certain alterations and improvements
should he mti-, hy which TO increase the speed of
the vessel aud diminish the cost of fuel, ordered
such improvements, which viii be completed in I'll
,l,is month. Among the proposed improvements
was that Of shortening the smoke pipe, by which the
mainmast Of The vessel may be used. which has
heretofore heen useless. Also, the addition Of en-
siHe and blowers, and the ventilation of The eng-
ncer's roo m, which often,mes has been insuiiera-
bly, hot, the mercury ranging at ITO to lS2, from
which several engineers eve b. EN- taken from their
duty in sp,sms and in dying state, Of whom
did actually hse his lie by the excessive heat.
Some of the proposed alterations have been made
hut the trial of the vessel since has proved them in.
-ntctual of any mated 4 benefit. While We iegre,
the public loss in the failure Of the Missouri, we
have not nevertheless, forgotten the brasgart para.
gr,phs which appeared in some Of the New York
papers about the time she put sGoa, a, that ci>
" AMI the Mississippi q, this. The comparisons OF
the cost of the two, the time which they made on
their first trip, &c, were all untrue in fact sai alike
unjust to the latter vessel and to the citizens Of
city engaged in her construction. Truth though
sometimes slow, /. ever sure.-PhH. Ledger.
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I,SNGLET'S
Great Western Indian PanaCea,

Compounded entirely of Vegetable
Substances:
Free from CaiOmei and all other Minerals.
For the history OF .his medicine and us un,ivaed
and truly surprising success and popular.
ily, see large bills
HT is recommended as a general cihartic for
n family use--in dyspepsia and all bilious dl-ea'
scs. il is invalualc--fdr Asthma It is considei ed IA
specific no having yet occurred which il has
faded to cuTe-ior cumuun c Ids, imlammaio iory
d.ea, ,es. rheumatism, affections of the liver. &C.,
and for females, il is a safe and excellent remedy.
CERTIFICATE,
From DR.. &ias Wea, Of Bnghampfon, " Y
Mr.. Longley Dear Sir: have u,ed your Great
West IT. Indian Panacea in nv family. and have
repeatedly prescribed it cor patients under my care,
and satisfied that it i always a safe and in very
many cases M invaluable mcdicinc.-It operates as
a Laxative without nausea or pain; and while il ef.
trC;ualy ohviues cosivenets acts upon the stomach
and liver Alternative, correcting acGi,y, and re.
storing the healthy condition OF those organs.
Very respectfully YOURS, 3, WEST.
For sale by JOHN W. FRiIING. Sunhurv,
JACOB BRIGHT, Northumberland.
NAV 2Otb l3i3-ly
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SuocKuSa AccIpExr ON Thursday las, Mr..
William M'Carty, son Of Samuel MCariy, of Tur.
but township, me, with an un'imely death; it ap.
pears us far as we can understand tha, he took his
gun and went out in the morning for the purpose
ef shooting crows. promising to be back hy noon,
hut not coming his father went in search Of him. and
found his boy laying in the woods dead having ac-
cilen,ly shot himself whi'c in the act Of loading
his gun. He was about 20 years Of age.
Niftonian.
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DuNS's CHINESE MusEuM.-The Paris cor
respondent of the Charleston Courier says he
hears, from good authority, that Louis Philippe
is in treaty with Dunn for the purchase Of the
Chinese Museum. Price, three hundred thou
sand dollars. .....
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THE RIDDLE Il.
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT..
Answer to Enigma Of las, week.

Answer to Enigma Of last week.
THS ISLAND OF NEw ZLALASp.
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.
| am composed Of eighteen lett crs.
My 4, l2, Ia, 9,4. l3, 4, is one Of the U. States
My l3, ID, IL, IA, II, 4, 8, is a cape in the U. s.
My |, z, IS, Z, 3. 4, is a town in Mexico.
My Q. 7, 3, l5 II, Z, is an Island south Of Asia.
My Z, 0, ST. sea that emp,ies into the Ar,ic o.
Gear.
My 0, II, 3, 10, 5. Is, is city in Russia.
My l3, IA, is, s. l6, is a city in Spain.
NY l6, 7, Is, is river in Russia.
My whole is in the south western part Of Asia.
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Gen. HlMILroN.'

a. Dickens says he resolved not to read any
criticisms on his "American Notes." and has no,
done so. Papers that are sent him he sends back,
il no, post pad and those that ae paid he puts un'
opened in the fire.
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A GA RID.

nr. ID. n. Tritcs, Respectfully informs the
- citizens Of Sunhury and vicinity that he has re-
moved his office TO the building lately occupied 10y
George Bright, in market streei, SUDBURY, where
hc may be found at all hours, unless professionally
engaged
DIR. TRIES returns his sincere thanks for he
Encouragement he has Iec, ived, in the line Of his
profession, in this place, and trusts, by promp a..
Ienton 10 The duties of his profession and reason-
able charges, that he will continue To receive
lihcfal share If The public patronage.
Sunbury, Oct. lsi, lsi2.-tE
4 Fresh suppy of ROSE OINTMENT, received
~ and for sale by H. b. NASSER.
Nv 10th lsi2.
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MERCHANTS
HOUSE,

No 237, North Third, a60re CuHowhW ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Holm DUNCAN. late from the Pcnnsylva.
% MIA Farmer, anl Samuel Pike, jr., late Of A.
m,rlcan Hotel. Columbus. Ohio, take pleasure in &C
quainiing their friends and the public generally that
they have taken the large and commodious Hotel
recently luiltb by the Messs. Hart on the same site
once occupied by the oil established Hotel known
as the Bulls Head, in Third street above Callow.
hill st.
This Hotel is finished in the very best possible
manner, aud of the best materials. Its location is
very desirable, particularly for county merchants
the arrangements for heating and venulating each
room is such to any temperature. The
bedrooms all light and airy, all furnished in a
neat stye, 30 as to insure Comfort.
The receiving parors al.o furnished in su.
peril style, the windows on the French style
fnrmirg an entrance 10 balcony in front, whl.h
makes a pleasant recess. Particular alt, nrion has
been given to the beds and bidding, which, with
The furniture are entirely new.
FROM years' experience in hotel business, We
rus, hy strict assiduity tc business, to make lhi-
house a desirable stepping place, Our table will
always lie supplied with the very best eur market
can afford, and our bar with the hest liquors aud
wines 0t the most approved brands.
L. :. There are first rate slahltng ind carriage
houses attached To the hotel attended hy raIfI
and sober ho,'ers and our charges will be l,w, in
accordance with tue present hard tines.
phllalrlphia, Oct 1Ih 1912.
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z. e M . v 4 T, 4.

TT IL. Masscr has removed his store, into
LIZ the new building adjoining the old store,
where he has opened new assortment of Dry
Goods. Groceries, Qieens,cdre, Hdrd,care, &c.
All persons having uns tiled accounts in his
books. will save costs by attending TO them soon.
Sunbury, June 10th, lSa3.
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EFOrea''s INK.
JOSEPH T.. HOVER,

Manufactures of Writing and Indelli-
bic Ink, No. l06 North THIRD Street six
doors below Race, (east sidc,)
PHI L "A d e I, p II IA,
- RESPECTFULLY informs country merchants
IL and others ha, he con .'anty keeps on hand
large stock If bis Superior Black, Blue and Red
Ink, and also Superior qnsli,y OF lndelli'le Ink
II S ink is put up in b,ttles varying in size, from
to 80 ounces aud Will hc sold on reasonable
terms. The excclet qualities Of this ink has so
thoroughly established its character that il is now
extensively used throughout the country.
- For sale at the store of H. b. Masscr, suns
bury, Pa. Nav 2nh. lS43.-ly
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WIN. EI-ENAN g. CO..
@s- @ 49, &@IIllz=a=s &@IIl=~sA =,
Commission e. Forwarding Merchants,
EnnL Of lliLLnlr Nirept RNH ROQd.

Foot Of WHio'o Street R0H Road,
ON TuE rELAwAnE,
HAVING associated with them Joseph BaTrci,
II late of Essot, Pa, RESPECTFULLY inform thrrr
iuerd~ and the public generally that they have Ia
k,n th,t large and wei known store and wh ''f at
foot If Willow Street Railroad, lately occupie ty
Commission and Forwarding Business, and fom
The local advantages of the place being conn'r'rd
with I'll The public Improvements that have thn'T
outlet in the citv, they fattcr themselves they VIII
hr able to DO business 10 great, If not eater ad-
vantage and upon As reas ouah'c terms as any other
house. and lhev assure their friends that any Cor
siarmcnts made TO them shall have thtir strict at
tenon, and eSeItlons spared 10 give entire sss-
faction.
They are also prepared 10 receive and forward
goods TO any point on the Delaware and Lehrh
rivers, between Mauch Chunk, EssIon and Phila-
Del his via Delaware Divsi, aud Lehlgh Can Is;
also 10 any point On the Juniata rivor, or North
and West b rsnches Of the SusGuehanna via Schuyl.
kill snd Union, OF tho Chesapeake and Tide Water
Canals.
For he accommodation of Boats coming or GO.
Jog via SchuykilI and Union Canals, Ste ,mhoat
viii b. kept expressly for tow ing boats from lhs
Schuylkil around TO the Delaware and back, which
will enable merchants 70 have their produce deli
,ered on the Delaware, and their goods shipped at
n saving OF 30 To rs per cent. o" the prices ~
hauling across-wilh these advantages they
speclfully solicit share of atrrna-
w. HEILMAN x co.
William Heiman,
William w. KeyssL
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A CARD.

Fr. n. l.. Price, Thankful for past IA
n Rvors, respectfully informs the inhabitants of
Sunbury and country around, that he has, taken
his residence and office in market street. in the east
end Of the building occupied by John Bocars store,
where he will he happy to wait upon all who ia-
vor him with their calls.
Svnbury, April LIST, lS43.--Hm
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James NlOrgau's Estate.
Hart, Andrews & M'sAcvcr,
Forwarding and General Produce
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Second Wharf abore Race 81, on the Deiaware.
PHIL a d e L HIA.

REFERENCES:
Henry Farnum & 60. JAWS, Trabue 4 Curd,
Bray. Bancroft, & Go. Loiisuikc
Williamson, Burroughs Geo. Luckey, & Go.
& Clnk, Cincinnati
Eckel, Sp,nglc, &Raguel ST. John Smith, Esq
Reed, Bro. Il Thomas, Portland
Rogers, Brothers & Go. Joseph Sou,her, Esq.
w. II. Thompson & Go. Bo ton.
Rol crt Seen & Co. Hon. VIM. BpIer,
J. & J. Rcakcrs. Ch~feM, Pa
Mulford & Alter, B Hendricks.
J. r. WeLh. Eq. Snnbury Pa.
Philadelphia r. Hum ,E.q.
David r. Porter, E.q. Robert Crane, Esq,
Messrs. J. & p. Martin, Jersey Shore, Pa.
Harrisburg VIM. MKelyv & Co.
Wm X. Hoflnagle, Esq. Bloom, ,b,,rp. Pa,
Lewis Hurforj, E-q. Walls & Green.
Lancaster J,uisbu,o po.
Jones, Murphy & Co. ~ w x;. q
y M,.ho', r.. Lock Haren, Pa.
PiHsbrg ,o'eire't& a. Potter
Morgan 4 Anderson, Lcwisfotcn, fd'
Geo. PIe,hury, Esq. Joseph Paxton, Esq,
81. Lo,sis Columbia Co, Pa.
Tune Sd. lSi3.--ly
ESALaaEn GSAsa3.Na 9
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rNI GDDEN @EMCo

VA. a I'D q E q M @
A Lii persons indebted to the firm of Lyon &
"a Hauis under the agency of u. n. ThsChsr,
Hat and Cap Manufacturers, No. 40 North Third,
street. PHILADELPHIA requested to make immedl.
ate settlement of their accounts h the subscriber
their legally authorized agent, who is fully empow.
eied to settle and collect the accounts Of said firm.
ROBERT ID. WILKINSON,
June 4th, ls42.--tf Agent
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02
Public Meeting.

Pursuant 70 pablo notice. N e~ting oftbs Cit.
zsns o. Burlington il favor II procuring course
Of isctorcs to be delivered during the ensuing
winter uas held at the Clerks office, on Thursda,
night. the Seth ut, The meeting was orgsrized
hy csl'i.x Gro PARrH,pcE. Esq 70 the ch,ir and
appointing ". F. Coolta.sh Secretary. After the
object OF the meeting had been stated by the chair
man. the following resolutions we're offered ~
Nr. Presley Dunlap nd unanimously adopted .
Resolved. 1ha, tha meeting form Themselves
into en- associasion. to be called the "Frankin
Literary Association the immediate Object OF
which shalt be 10 make provision for q course Of
public ltctures literary end scientific subjects.
TO be delivered during the coming wnt~, at such
time and place - this sssYcianon may direct.
Resolved That the othc.ri OF Tn, society .h.l,
consist Of President. Secretary and Treasurer,
who shsli be elected At the frat regular meeting
ofthis association.
Resolved, That Gen. Arthur Bri;xnan. lie nrv
W. Moore and Jsha G. roo,e be appointed conf
mitee to procure suitable rsotn for the delivery
Of said lcctures. and to make such other arrange.
ments as they may deem -xl,.dient 10 effect The
objects OF this meeting; aud that they be author
iied TO call another meeting Of tki, associations
whenever they may censiorr A practicable.
| On motion. IL wrs resolved that abe proceed |.
inss Of thu meeting hs pahli.hed in The Ga.rue
- e. GEO. PARTRIDGE. chairman.
w. I. cooLaAUGH. S~ry. -
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81. Louis Newspapers.

TnS Msssov Al REruaL, comes to us great
" enlarged, and in new and beautiful dress.
II Is now printed ON sheet Of equal dimensions
with the Cincinasti Gazette, and in appearance
and arrangement greatly resembles that hand
s"n'ely executed p~rer, Its editors deserve
crelitfor their enterprise. and remuneration for
their heavy outlay; and this, we doubt not, they
will receive, The Republican is valuable
commerciai pare and generally gives the latest
Intelligence supports, it is well known, the
wing cause. Tsi-w.ekly $5s weekly 50.
The Sr Lorss EVENING GAZETTE, we also
notice, has undergone some change in size and
appearance, avd change Of editors. Mr.. Ed
McSn Face, thor OF several literary works,
has become editor, and besides adding column
Of matter 10 each page Of the Gazette, has in
PRODUCED several other improvements. The week
y Gazette isJa good family paper, and deserves
support. Price 50.
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Robbery.

The store of Mr.. J. l.. IaMsALAwas entered
on Monday night last, and ! 10. ~ gods mp
pose&to be worth fron e6Olto $500 taken there
from. The robbefs edected their entrancc by
forcing he door N JetTsrson strset, for which
Pnrpe.e hey Asd previously proviled thesjslves
with the necessary tools. They took none but
the most valuable goods such as cassimeres, silks
and satias, lacee, canhrirs, &c. sn2in other re-
spccts evinced some previous acquaintance with
tn: room and arrangement Of the goods. Messrs.
kimoaii and Dean were both sleeping IN the sec~
cnd story al the time the robbery was committed,
hut knew nothing of il till mex, morning, A
rhisei used insforcing the door was found the
morning satsf the robbery, and recognized By
MessfS Barker 8 Wait as their property. II
had teen stolen from their cabinet shop BY break.
ing pane of glass in the window under which
the tools were lying es ~ II sFsfisf sis3
MI. KimAall has offered reward Of s 90 for
she return u The goods and apprehension Of The
thieves, and 500 for the goods alone. As ye,
no clue has been had to the perpetrators Of the
theft N'A
We have heard Of the commission of several
pretty thefts, recently, sllch as robbing clothe.
lines, SC. which should Imt our citizens on theil
guard. eN .sa WI AIS fa~ Rs. ssiss
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The removal Of Mr.. MircHELL, superintcnd-
ant Of Indian Afiaiis at st. Loas, is among the
most arbitrary and tyrannical Of John Tyier's
sets. Mr.. NJ. is as well--if not better--'ac-
quaintcd with the Indian character and their
wants, as any other man--no charge had been
brought against him that we know of--and we
cannot conceive az any good reason why Capt
Tyler should have removed him. HoGkew.
Can the Hawkeye conceive ofsany good rea-
son" why the excellent PiLcHER, who has since
gone to his long rest, should have been removed
to make way for Mr.. MtrcaELlp Mr.. NJ. may
have been good officer, but he was not and
cosM not be better one than Major Pitcher,
whose whole life had been devoted to Indian AZ
fairs. 1.-THE removal Of the former was an arhitra-
and tyranieal" act, was not that Of the latter
equally 50? II cannot be asserted TO the contra
rvs aud yet we have no recollection Of seeing il
so denounced by the Hawkeye.
Missssll, aud Taow him to be eonpe,en, and Of
strict integrity. Agen,leman equally competent
and Of equal Integrity, however, was elected
from office to make room Cor him, ana we con.
es've that he has but little ground Of complaint,
now that he in turn is himself made 10 give way
TO another.
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lluls,Ors

Are again a1oat or disturbances in the cabi.
net arising out Of the question Of anaexiag Tex.
a. 10 the United States. The President, il Is
said, with soas grounds Of probability, will re.
commend such annexation in his message, on the
g'onad Ola commercial ind political useesi,y,
and to prevent the Mr,hst intmsioa of British
interests in the acsSaacrhoea of,As Gulf Of Mex.
'se, MM rrsus& the story gees, comedies
with the President m HE views, while the s,ser
members Of ,as cahne, dissent. The Madisen,
ian denies thai ,Aees has been any disturbance,
Should tho 1sSas question DO hreagh, before
Ceagwss ssaat exssse,aee, will result from il.
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A leu Party worth being Present

During the visit Of Ex.pwsiaent Adams 70
Ciaeianat' the ladies gave him tea party, which,
from the description, must have been an affair the
like ofwAieh was never before sseM With the
exception Of Mr.. Adams none but ladies were ia
attendanee The price Of Tickets was 80 cents,
and the amount received SisS0, showing the
na@scr present to have ameaatea 10 twenty-five
hundred and sixty-ene perscns' The following
VIC take isom the Commercial,
The Gscas Tea Party al Shines Ganlen, a. far
a. numbers are concerned, was a mest brilliant
AFFAIR, livery part ettAat extended place was
ercws'ed 10 eNeess, ia iAet, not more than half
could witness the ecreaenies, and not more than
wosthnds act resleshmeats. As regards accom-.
mcdNt,eas and eemttsts, the numerous assem.
sssge had none Never do We reeelleet to have
seea such mass cihaman beings in such plight,
no shelter. no place TO stand 0pea, no seats, no
light IL fact nothing but a perfect msr.er heS 10
rest upon, The extensive mansion house npon
the spot was thrown open, the theatre, and the
rNNt,sen--hat what Of all thaty not more than
one hail ccaM set into them, and when there, 90
crowded We're they, that bcnnets were smashed
m The dirt, eastles inundated, and IN some instan.
ccs bcnes IN danger Of being cracked! Wheat
supper was announced, alter the ceremonies ia
NE theatre wesc over, the ladies that could get to
TIE eotrance passed into the pavilion and pastook
OF he extensive fare there prepared. n was
amusing. rather, 10 see them at the entrance have
to part with their husbands and swec,hearts, but
there was no other way Notwithstanding expos
aiat'cns and prctcstations We learn from GOOD
aothorsys that some gentlemen did not find their
partners for some hours, making untiriny efforts
Tor that purpose. as soon a. the second table was
over; The crowd was 50 dense that il was diff