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GOSHEN BUTTER, BUCKWHEAT, MACKE-
u REL &c SC.
40 kegs Goshen Butter
IS bbls, 80 half bbls, and 100 bags Buckwheat
l6 half barrels Mackerel, Nos and 2
barrels and fierce Salmon
Is barrels Cider
I barrels Cranberres
80 boxes Starch
So barrels Apples
20 boxes variegated and Almond Soap
SO dozen Brooms
Is quintals Goldfish
bales Hops
SO barrels New York Family Flour
Mustard, Pepper, Spices, and Roasted Coffee
Together with full and complete assortment Of
goods usually kept in the grocery business Just re-
ceived from New York, and for sale low by
nov l7-eo3t SAMUEL BACON s. CO.
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&c., &c, &C., sc,
Is Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots
Tickets $l0-Halves $5-Quarters 80 so.
Certificates Of packages 26 Whole Tickets $l4O 90
Do do 90 Half do 10 90
DO do 26 Quarter do IS 90
For Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of Packages in
the above Splendid Undergraduates
j. q. GREGORY & Co., Managers,
Washington City, d. C.
ITAn account of the drawing will be sent i'm.
mediatey after it is over, to all who order tickets
from US. nov i5--dtd
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MIR. CLAY AT HOME.

The following letter is from the pen of one Of
the leading Wings Of the Union. 1t will be read
with no little interest:
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EDWARD s. WRIGHT, Bridge Street Georgetown,
U Importer and Dealer in Cutlery, Stationery, Dry
and Fancy Goods, &c., keeps constantly on hand on
the most favorable TERMS the following articles
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(aut bsfonbsrss @srIanssn sinssradt.) }
2taafs.N Npnbenfipn

1Sir empsblen ebrsrbeti9ff, bab cine Staats
ecnwnticn Der Demcfratis pom Ysnnfpipanien
in Meabn9, SsrfS @auntp, asbalten perbe.
am 7ten Nuguff 1843, su Gunifen BON @ene.
raj pm. Danner fir prslIbsnt, uno mir
bOffsn cas jsbsS @auntp i'm @taats 9slsaatsn
srwablen fpirb, um ltb in boiler unb frssr
Scnsentlrn ;u periammsln.
Cor / ttee:
2Sln. Sreen, 9Sm. 2S. 9Sunber, Deter Ni(s
BERT, 2Sm. NbSaes, @spre 8. 9. Seim, sSobn
Wslasr' s6n. Wsiasr, u. 9isisbtmspsr, s. s.
Mhblsnber9, 8. S. eeapenmortb, $. q. Mdbs
lenber9, Snc Gitter, Sranflin . Wtiler, G3ss
org Gccbbart, 5. Jepffman, Seniam. Msisel.
Scispb Smitb, Saccb @ooobart, @borles&trs
per- S. Wsillsr Sapitdn Deter SredDt, 6enrr
0einbart SO. s.. Nunnsmaebsr, q. 6. Soa,
Siaae 5oieifer SO. @, g. 9onaaan, SEiliom
Irnolb, 9. 80. . Srian, SIS NeeSniobt.
Daniel Sain, Sobn g. Niebaros, Sobn Sos(er
psnrD 0Sslbp, SameS 9. 9ucbe, Nran,is DO,
lamb, Sersmiab Soas, Samusl Mpsrs, scbu
q. 9anfelb, Scbn Bright QBaiam qobab,
Stanlcp Sirbn 9. Davis, S'b N0Snabt,
Sol so. 81. ScWef, M. O., s.. 2. WiIsr, s.
3d.. Oicrris Da,plp, .. q. Ghuls, 6enrp
Olil!cr, Olarfs Scbn Sirole, gbarles q,
9ape, Scttfrieb gberle, Daniel Vouna,
9. 8. SarfIep, 3. 3. OrSniabt, @amusi
s. Dcuna, Itratam S6rper, Daniel Sauf,
mann, g. S. 0cbrsr Sobn Q. gunnius,
g. g. 81. 5ieiter, glatbaniel 5cff, Saeob
s. Nsiller, 9. m'Sniabt 8. 5. 8oas,
Ism. Soper, 9Bm. @bbner, W,llam Bss
Inpreas 0aplS. wm 8. @btner, 6eurp
Srep, Sobn 8. @6menf, wm grmemtraut
:. IH9aicr, 9Dilliam &os, IBm. gttein,
8enjamln 8Ifentacb, 2Silliam Sein, Ser,
man Searp, 0aniel Shtnfelrsr, peter
sod, 3. 9. Barnet, II. .. Daser, wm.
6app, Niapb @h6nfclcsr, Scbn 5spler,
Col s. 9. Gtihter, BiIam 6isb, Scbn
Seper g. 8. Scbn Scsl Sitter, 8. 81.
Oliltmor, 9S. s. 9. Scrbcn, Sobn Coles
man Setre 3, 8strrr, SaviD Scr, &scrs
Smitb, s. u. Sd. 6isltsr, 3. &eslp, Scbn
Sahn Saccb Sang, gbarlcs Sau Neep,
:. Ocris, Sacob AJ'. Gong, $icutsnat, 80.
., Dsipcr, g. Drntiit, ltram $pon, wnl.
O1otTrr, Curtis <ripis, @ecra &eim, Scbn
&. Bri9bt, gbarlcs Smef, 0apiS 8riatt,
Ollhacl Srdmev, 3aharias 8. Wlaursr,
SDetsr Strcbsfcr, 9. y. Get6ner, petsr
0taseL Srirridb s. O1iacr, gbarlss 3ieber,
D1ajcr Gepra @rB.
Neapina, uprii 4. 1843. 5SOlt.
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SeDfs Gimrei6,n9 fiir9Sferbe

9ie1e ftbasbare einrrituns 1T init nun.
oerbarsm erfols sebraubt moroen, CUR 5sis
lung cer bartnefislten &ranfbeiten wcmit
Yfrce bcbaftet ltnb, fclebe als .
Alte Strdbnussn S6mslunaen, Steif:
beit, Sallen, bureb 9rifen bonn &ummet 0.
Der @attel Dsrur1adtt Sersnfuna perShuls
terb 0errenfuna oes 5allss, Serrenfuns
Der Sbenftl, Serrenfuns Der wirtelfnc>
bel Serrenenns i'm Rnie, Dsrrenfuns i'm
9ntbaar, Ssrrenfnns Bet SubfsGeIu uno osr
SnBsslenfe.
&c beilt febr febnsG alts unb friIbew wmns
ben Setnitte, QuetGbunaen &C., uno Gilt
aleib 9inberun9 in ber Tduoe mb anoern
&ranfbeiten, ,psIeben pferbe init ,pei0en
Sn6sn unp Staten unterworfsn 1nb, er5eust
curb bic ct. Sobannesmur,eI, pelebe oft
bic Sufe uno Su6fnoeben ocrpferpe Uerbirtt
tinr Ger Birfun9 bon SuIpbur6L bIaucu
Sitriol unb anoern eten 70 traftisen O1its
teln entsesen pirten.
DiGe einreibuns miro 5uftbmieben, gis
aeutblmern bon $iperp Gtallent Subrleuten,
Stdtf fb & ontraftorea uuo prpat > oerren
als cine nnIbasbare W1epi,in,
unb folIte fort,pdbreno in ibrcn StaQen ses
balten rperben. Sum 0erfauf 6ei
James .. Qambert, Naent
fir 0larfbaIl's fdmmtliobs prsparats.
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bp.
Or. IS. @b. S6erDlin's
Qpril IL.
sSlutretniQenoe g UtQeu,

y Slutretni9enoe DtQen,
0ie lttb in rsr Stapt t7ew 32orf felt mebs
ren Sabren, burtb ibre porshalebe Site, Bel
ber lelbencen Olml6bcit ein 70 bobes, ,pobl'
perpientes Inleben erwcrben babsn, ba6 its
nen brutc alle anpere spi Il Ell mb O1eoi5i.
nen,ei 5nr QSieberber tcIluns per @efunpbeit
aebrauebt perbcn, ipelt nacbfeben, babsn AUDI
ihre erlbelnuna in biclem Staate semaGt,
une 3fpar in Se9leituna Dielrr onaeiebener
3susnliit ibre aus9ejeitneten 6sllerafte hes
tdti9enp.
5err Sderolin III ein bon ber parifer
unioerGtdt 9racnirtsr Ooftcr, unc fanit
baber init ben pielen OuatIaltsrM uno
OlarfH H6reiern bic in Den Seitunsen bre t7o'
ttrums 70 bod prcifen, I'm ein leiettslaus
bises pntllfum 3u betbtren feineswsss pers
aiebeu ,perpen. Sas 1Derf mus btn OIeis
tter lcten. ...
Sir pen Serfauf I'M @rc6en unb Sleinen
1T ltntcraciebneter als General Nsent
fir spennIp lUanien an9etteHt poroen
init bem Gee6te ltnters9l9rnten 5u ernennell.
Ghr ltntrr.Iaentiebaft mslpe man lteb oas
ber in pcrtofsisn Seiuhen, OIL
@. fau. Daaner,
Nsaoins, psnn'a.
@aRleinSsrPauf in Steaoins tei qBittwe
Sarab t1Iorris unb bel 6rn. 5tiebter u.
mcknight uno an ejeors @es Subifcbr.-
preis elmer Sebaebtel [Sor] nit SO Spillsn-
S5 gente.
6saSin9, Ipril 25. Am.
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SSicbtige WSeDi;iue,t.
t1Iaribaue Sarlaparille.

Ger aue9coCbnte Gebrautb Don S0riapa:
rillM (clt ptclcn Uer9an9cucn Sabrcn, tclpo9
pen CT finoer bieles NrtltsIs in 1928, cs Der
Scatbtun9 Der ameritanliebenN0eult0t 0n,u'
bisten unp weacn feiner 8crtrcfflbfeit wur
&c es in alien mrbisinliben Sournalcn unp
3eitunaen jenCr Selt, publljlrt. @5citoem
1T Ile bduf9 III ben Sereni9t unp
anoeyn sanpern, init entitblebenan Scrtbeile
9etrauCbt rpcroeu fir Srofula, Nbsumatls
mus, 9etter, GeGbwaren, SrGhdpiamaen
bcr .Saut, anfanaenoen 5ultcn unp alle ans
Ore &rantbelten Die bon rnrenrm Slute ent,
ttsben uno als ein Seranperunasmlttel in
6crbIt nnp Srhbln9e5eiten. 0ieie prcparas
licn, tpie fte jest bereitet miro, 1T lei ,psltsm
bic bette per 4rt Die jest i'm 9ebraub lit,
gang perlebiepen Dou jenen ,pCitben umo faben
O1Ghun9en, ipelebe nur 0atbab blnun9en Der
Original. OerBin itnp. 3ablredbe gmpfsbs
lunsem Iino trbalten iperben. piele baOcn ftnp
BON Den berhhmteiten Nsrjten, bic, naebpem
Ite bieIeIbe in ibrer Draris augewcnbrt ba:
ben, wilIi9 itno, Seusnib bon ibrem Slussn
Su sebcn.
Ggine a6t lln3enfaIebs entbdlt mebrbcn
Dem iplrfenben sprinsip pcr SarGaparilla, mic
cine @allcne jener OliIhunsen Die aew6bns
lid berfauft perccn, uno Die welebe i'm Sc:
brauebe oer SarIaparilla binteraanaen rpcrs
zen, Dcroeu in bieGem ain nirfGames Seil>
mittel fnben.-prsparirt bon QD. WarGebaQ
512, Olarftitra6e, PbilaoeIrbia.
A1arsrhaIls johannesburg unb E,=
fant Observation-Disclosures fir Sinner ems
pfohlen, els Die boebit 0herte uno pirf fam:
ite bis jegt entbrfte murmcr 3erft6renoe
t11eei3in. 0letfpem 1T es ais ltcberss uno
wirflames 2Durmmittel BON fcbr anseneb.
mem Geiebmaf, ba6 tsin &ino lt6 meisern
mirc es sn nebmen. es 1T eben 70 pirtIam
III 6eiluns anpercr llebcl, iclete ais >eib:
meb ,grbrehen nnb alle anocre %sioen benen
&inbcr rnterworfen ltuo. Gs 1T unftbaetar
3ur <nperun9 bcr Sebmer5en wslebe &inber
teim Surhtreeben oct 3dbne Ieipen, uno e.
tcnfc ipirp es empfcbIen fir renaIifebe &ranfs
beit, Stiebbuiten uno Bcbfelfeter psr s5us
aeno. @e 1T gang cienicb fir rsIsn 3spcf,
wabreno es pe9en ieiner ltnlbnlo gar fstnen
S6apen tban Fam.
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DO. ec. 3wei9, 9sOr9stomn, par
DO. DO. 3msis, Nsm @aifls, par
Union Sant, ju 2Sllnln9tcn, par
Slene Tcten nnter 5 Sbl. bis II
9tep Serlep,
Selpibers Sanf' gu Selpirers, 1
burlington So. Sant, Msbfprb, par
Commercial Sanf psrtb 2tmbop II
Cumberland Sanf* Srir9ston, par
SarmsrS Sanf* Wount Sooap par
8armsrs II Olsbanics Sanf, ,0abwap !
Farmers W1etbanes DO Wllrblstowu II
Wlorrle 60. 8ant' Wlcrristown u
Oletbanies Sauf> burlington par
Wlebanies DO Slepart J
OIrebanies manufaeturcs Dos Srentcn par
Wlcrri5 Canal Sr. 60. Sl.eS gitp, unsb.
poit Soften llnsan9bar
glciparf Sanf Snl. Co Stewart !
Orange Sane' ORANGE II
Vscplee Bant, Daterloa /
GDrineetrn 8antf}, princeton par
Salsm Santing Co.., Salcm par
9tate Sant'st Slsnart J
Stats 8anf# gllsatetbtown !
@tate 8anf' gampen par
State Sant Of Olorris' W1prristpipn !
@tate 8anf Slew Srunswif par
SuiIfr Saut@ 0lepton II
Srenton Sanfns Co. Srentcn par
Union Sant# Ocper u
Sant Of 81. 8runs,pif, Srunslpif sebroh.
Sarmcrs II. Olehanics Sant 90. setroh.
Sranflin Sant Of St.S. Serfep@itp aebrcct.
5otcfen Sanfins So. 6cbcfen sebroh.
Serfep City Sanf, Seriep City sebrceb.
Wetbanlcs 8anf, patteTcn sebrcrt.
Olanufaeturers Sant, ScllpiGe sebrod.
Wonmcutbs Sanf Of 81 = 8reebclr aebrc.
Stem Scrs 0el 8r. Cos %amtertpille -
81 g Olannf. Ii 8anfins 60 6otrtcn 9ctrp
81 8 sprcteetlcn scmtarp Sanf Sc 90.
spaterfon Sant, paterlon acbrccb
State Santt sreGton 9ctrctb.
SaIem II pbila, Olanuf Go Sa(em 9rtrocb.
Wafbinatrn Santlna 60 6afcnlaf sctrc.
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Sr. SO. s. S5ibiebman,
BON Der Sinfin9 Gprina,

bon bsr Snfin9 Sprins,
Sib 3ts Strafs qauer's Srausrs ssssnibsr,
Nea B ng.
zR6 gmpfdn9t r9emdsi9 menatlid, eis
nen friihen uno fhdgbarsn Gorratb
T BON MsbiSnen. Sranfe uno 2sibsns
eS Dc mi9sn biai9srmsifs Die 5ooTnuns
bs9em bab fc9enbe Sranfbejtsn pplfcmmsn
turlrt meroen, namli6: @usSsbrun9 auf Der
erifsn Stufs - jsbe Qrt @ailtriudbt mo nod
feline IuflofunS ifatt9sfunbsn - Sranfbsitsn
Der esbsr, WtlIb @in9swsirs, Nisrsn, obsr Slas
ie - @n9brilifi9fsit, nebif ben msiifsn anbern
Sranftsitsn Der Sruf - bsicss, trcdnsn unb
fsubtsn Souifsn - falte I9dnbe uno Siiee -
Sranfss ScpfmeD - lan9e anbaltsnbs Sisbsr.
@bsnfals, jene lan9s Qiits BON msjblibsn
Sranfbeltsn melbe Snoipbusn uno Tamilien
70 pislss Slsnb eruriacben-bartndfi9 Sleds
ten oeer Setter unp ale anoers Sautfranfbsis
ten SaljfuB &C.
Npril IL. bp.
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9e9en Hbeumatbic anb 3ufen=
Sbmersensgi girement,
perfertist bon JobnKienlsy.
0ieIss <inement iit pas bcwabrteite W1ittel
weltbee jcmals Dor oas publifum sebraht
woroen 1T; es bsrftaft foaleitbe sinperuna,
wenn Sebrautb papon semaht plro. Ote
NIfensS Sbmer3en eurirt es beim eriten cosr
slpeiten Wlal Sbmieren.
nginSis 5u baben in oiefer Oraferet.
preis: so Gent Die Slaibe.
Nsapins, Ipril 25. @-@ BIZ.
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gBertb Der Yanfnoten

ollie oiejenigen Saafen, rpelte NIT einem(%)
Stern beSelbnet lino, baben entpsosr falldbe
oper um9eanbsrte 9eeten BON perfbisoenen Ses
nennun9en i'm llmlaufs.
aae NIT sinem Cd Srsus beIibnstsn Sans
Fen waren fruberbn oTentlibs 9spclitsSanten
Die ROtsn bsrsnissn Sanfsn, pslbe mir
NIT einem 9sbanfenfritbe II beEibnsn,ipsrs
Den BON ben Srctsrs nidbt angencmmen.
pennlplpanien.
SanPen in pbilaoelpbia.
Pamsn. 9seontO in Y9ilab.
Sant Don Hortb 9lmerfa* par
9tcrtbern QbertieS' par
YenniDpania* par
penn Sauniblp" par
Der Scr. gtaat.' As bis 47
Commercial Sanf,* BON psnniDlpanlsn par
Farmers II. Otsbanie6 Sanf par
Oirarb pittpt 90
@jrorO Ditto (sttpbsn)* in pbil'" SsfAIUT
&eniin9tOn 90. par
&enitn9ton Sapins Snltitnta -
Wlerebants 8anf BON spbllao. tttr9h.
WpDmeniln9 Sanf+, par
Wanuf. II. Webanics par
Wehanies Sanf in Ybu'a. par
Wtanucl sabor 8anf (s.9S.0pctD sebr.
DennIplpania Sapinss 8anf tetrls.
pbi[abelpbta Sanf* par
Qbilacelpbia @apins Snititut setrptbn.
pbilaoepbia $oan Comp. Do.
Dsnn 2cpnIbip Cav Smit. =
Htharbs Cgearf) sebroeb.
@cutbwarf @apinas Sant bctria
@buplfia @aU Snftitut Sebrohen
Sd)uDlftQ Sanf* par
Sputbparf Ditto par
@eltcrn Sant par
Sdufen i'm cSnnprn oeS QauSeS,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-19

uF TnE TICKET--Thc democratic delegates
Some difficulty at first occurred in consequence ofa
dluie set Of del gates having been sent from Tur.
hut. The tn ec new townships, framcl out Of old
Tu,hut, each sent twn hut as there TOWNSHIP have
excluded them and admitted the four delegates g.
lced by old Turbut, as heretofore After this, the
proceedings of the convention were characterized
with the utmost harmony and good ling. The
ticket, as frmed, is good one, and will, we are
confident give general satisfaction to the pubic
The proceedings of the convention will be found in
another column.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-19
On motion of Henry Reader, il was,


Ressi,,ed Tha, the delegates hereby p,edpo
themselves to support the candidates nominated IVY
this convention, and use their best cxortons TO Sc.
cure their elections.
A motion was made by Charles w. Tcgins tha,
hereafter Augusta township be entitled to elect
roun delegates 10 the county convention, and Sha-
m kin township rHREE delegates, upon which mo-
ton The yeas and nays were taken follows, viz
YEAs-George Bright, Charles w. Higgins,
Abraham Shpman, Thomas Snyder, John Yordy,
Emanuel Zimmerman, George Miller viii am
Feg,ly, DR.. John X. Robins, Frederick Reakcr,
WIN. RoadarmeI, John Malick John Hetrick ia
rob d. Huffman, John Z. Haas, John Dockey,
John Karchner and Henry Reader-ls
NArs.-S ephen Wilson, ames Covert, Neal
Caul John T. Matthias, Henry Cos Ter, WIN. For.
sythe, George Gearhah, Joseph Nicely and John
/ u. Brlltan-9.
! s. it was determined in the affirmative
| A motion m,de by Stephen Wilson, that
/ Turhut Delaware, Lewis Milton and Chillisqua.
que townships he each emitted to one additional
delegate; upon which motion the yeas and nays
/ were taken as follows, viz;
| YrAs-Stephen Wilson, James Covert, Neal
/ Caul. John r. Matthias, Anthony Watson. Henry
/ Gos,lrr, WIN For-ythc, John Karchner, John d.
Bit,ain, Hnry Reader, and Joseph NiceIy.-1l.
NArs.-Georse Brigb', Charles w. Higgins,
Abraham Shipman, Thomas Snyder, John Yordy
Emanuel Zimmerman, George Miller, William
Fegelv, DR.. John X. Robins, John Malick, Jacob
d. Huffman and Peter Bixler-l2.
SO it was drt, rmued in the negative.
On motion. il was,
Resolred That tie standing committee of last
year he continued WIN. FORSYTHE,
HENnr GossLrn. President.
CHARLES W. HrGINs,
Secretaries.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-19

o. At the delegate Convention on Monday
List. q. w. Higgins, Esq. was elected the Repre-
sentative, and Jesse &. Horton, Esq the Senatorial
delegates, to the Convention to nominate Canal
Commi sioners, at Harrisburg, on the 9th of Sep
tcmber next. Before the delegates took any action
upon this ma ter letter read from Lewis
Dewau, Esq, Withdrawing his name from the con-
vention as q candidate for Canal Commissioner,
on account Of his aud long continued i'll.
ness, from which he is now slowly recovering. We
regret that circumstances compelled Mr.. Dewart
to t,ke shs step, as the State, in these critical
times would te greatly benefited by his long ex-
pcriencc and well known habits Of economy. The
delegates were instructed TO recommend Gen. r
II, Hammond, Of this county, one Of the Cana
Commissioners.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-19
ADDRESS TO ONO.

Y rittcn after reading the Report Of the "LrNA
TIC AsYLuN" of that State.
Ilai Sister Of the henuiccus West
Thrnn'd on thv rivers sparkling tide,
Who still dosl seek, with plying breast,
The sick to heal, the lost 10 guide.
Still DER thv wounded children bend
with hounioous hand and kindness true {;
Intent thine utm ,st skill to lend
The broken mind 10 build anew.
The care, the cure, to thee are dear.
OF ills TO which the world was blind,
Or sunk in apathy severe,
To torture and despair consigned.
Clnihd and rcs,or'd to reasons sway,
Thou jovest thy suffering ones 10 see,
And hear them pour the voive lay
70 Heaven, and Happiness, and thee.
Say, is a nations truest praise
Ia pomp of lordly powers to shine
The o'ershadownG pyramid to raise,
Or hoard the treasures Of the mine
No! no with sympathising heart.
From sorrows grasp the prey to wrest
Aud thou hast chosen tba, better part
God bless thee sister of the West
l.. H. :.
Hartford, Conn.,, June Is, 1913.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-19

OT CnAntrs DicKESs,-The Rev. Dr.. Dur.
hin, in letter dated a, Florence in Italy, where he
first received a copy of Dickens "Amcrcan Notes
administers TO him the most severe ard cutting
Tebuke that we have me, with. The following j..
an extract
"The truth is, as his dedication indicates.
he did not 20 TO America to study her inslitu-
tons, and see what is good there, as an homo
rable and liberal man would have done but
he went, like an uncean bird, to find what
little carron he might prey upon, and return
ed to disgorge his foul meal for the purpose of
CRAFTY ing the morbid appetite in England, and
thus promote the sale of his book Hence he
could sec no part of the country but 'stagnant
pools of water and old stumps,' and no part OF
New York, but the 'tolnbs,' and the Five
Points through which he prowled with such
success and delight as inlicate his instincts
and habits, and from whence he returned tc
the festive board, and, like another Judas, SAT
sinilingly down among those whom he was
preparing to stab in the tend crest part-their
! country. Doubtless, also, his rcnai pen found
! its reward for SO describing young anG vg,c
rous country, as TO destroy the influence Other
/ example upon the people of England, aud turn
the tide OF emigration TO British colonies'
o. The ELECrIoNs,-In Tennessee, Gov
Jones (whig) has been rc.cecel. Iadiana-Tr
| this state the wings have lost ground siuce 1910
| The loss in 20 counties is over 600 votes Ken
! iucky will have democrats, at least, in Congress
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-19

CT SAM SLICK has quaint way Of saying
great many good things. Hear what he says ofht'
tie folks;
"The littler folks be, the bigger they talk,
You never seed small man that didn't wear
high-heeled boots and high-crowned hat and
that was not ready to fight almost any one to
show he was a man every inch of him; while
the big men are generally Of kind and gen
erous disposition
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-19

CT Great conn ain,. were made las, year, and
very justly, Of the proceedings of the delegate con-
venton, which was held with closed doors. The
and the whole proceedings conducted in such a
strict fair and impartial manner, that there was no
room tur complaini, and so flr as We have heard
hav" given satisfaction, excepting to few interes
ted individuals.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-19

a. Col, Garter, ofthc I.ycomng Gazette, seems
to he surrounded with opponents Of all sorts. In
Of the las, charges as iinst him. he is uphraijed
on account of his clean Iank form" The Colonel
consoles himself with the reflection, tina, fat people
are great shakes, and quotes Maine editor who
says:
"Notlng tat ever yet enlightened the world,
for even in tslIow candle, the illumination
springs from the thin wick"
The Colonel might have added, that Shakspcar
himself had no great opinion of fat folks for when
Falsan was taxed with lis Obesity, be replied
"lf to be fat, il To ne hated
Then are Pharolh's lean kline to he loved"
The Colonel thinks however, that he has seen
fat young girls who looked, talked and puihed like
Onglcs-ducks, we had almost said.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-19
nENNCRiTlC CNINTY CONILNTINY.

The Democratic County Convention for the
nomination of candidates to he supported by the
Democratic citizens of Northumberland county,
convened at the Court House in Sunbury, on
Monday the Nth day of August, 1919. WV.
FonsrrH was called t. the chair, and Henry Cos
Sier and c. ". HcginS acted as secretaries. The
following named delegates presented their credcn.
,ias, and were admitted to seats in the Convention.
viz:
TWbut--John Karchncr, John d. Britain,
Henry Reader, Joseph Nicely.
WH0n.-S Stephen Wis M james Covert
hW'1Ha9ue.--Neal Coul John r. Matthias
Poim.-Danir! Robins. Anthony Watson.
NorihumJcriand.-Wm Forsyth, II .icr
SmbWy.-Geo Bright, Charles W. Hcgins.
Aagnsia.-Abraham Shipman, Thos. Snyder,
John Yordy. Esq.
RuSh.-Gcorgc Gearhart, VIM Johnson.
M0mokm C. Miller. Emanuel Zimmerman
CoaL-Wm. Fegely, DR. John X. Ro'ins.
LUe Mhonoy.-F. K, aker VIM. Roadarmel.
Upger Nahonoy.-J. He,rick. J. Malich, Esq.
Lo'ccr Mlhonoy--J Dockcy p. Bixler, Esq.
'"'"'O' >o' = ''''''''''' ''"'' ''' -i'a'
va ''o''"'' " '
"tSo''e"' nat 'he ii""' "eo'ge N' "e'Ner an"
stephen Wilson lie the conirrees 10 mot the con-
ferces from the other cunt es IN this Congrcssion.
al district at Muncy, to nominate democratic
candidate 10 represent the distinct IN Congress, and
they ar" hereby insiruc'ei to support the nomlna-
ton of the Hon. JONI SNYDER.
The following communication was presented Ia
the Convention, and directed TO be entered among
the proceedings of he Convention:
"Ta me Democratic Delegates ofHe county n
N0HhHmbtri""d
uESrLENtS;-i nave 'een informed ''a' sew "a
townships nave instructed 'h''' "eeea''S I" supper
me IN your C'nHCnlInn Tor tHe ONCE OF tdnh