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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-17

UJ- MELANCHOLY DEArn.--We regret to state
that Joseph Weaver, son of Henry Weaver of
Rush township, young man about Is years of
|age, was killed on Friday the 9th inst, by the ex.
plosion of the cylinder of thrashing machine
He was engaged in thrashing for Mr. Peter
when the explosion took place, a.
bout 1 o'clock A part of the cylinder struck
his leg, which completely mashed the bone and
lacerated the flesh from his ankle up TO his hip
A deep hole was also found above the hip, caused
las supposed, bya piece ofthe castings Severa
physicians were sent for, but were not able tC
Iafford any help TO the unfortunate sufferer, who
insisted however, on having his leg amputated
This, at his earnest request, wa. accomplished
but he died before the operation was entirely
Accidents of this kind have become
$50 frequent, that more than ordinary caution
[should be used.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-17

What a terrible picture of destruction and
misery is presented in the subjoined paragraph.
In this latitude we can hardly realize the idea
that so desolatIng calamity has taken place
|but it is so nevertheless, and means should
|be given to alleviate the wide spread suffering,
Scenes on The MississiPpi-lmaginc, read.
Ter, a lake of 500 miles through region finely
|improyed-al one scene Of desolnrion on either
(hand. Here the comfortable quarters, sunk
FALLEN and dllapidated-,he cattle from thou
sand fields gathered in herds upon small patcr
es of land partly dry, perhaps knee deep IN wa
ter wallmg aud moaning most plteousl y--herd'
b. OF deer, Euddled together at the mercy OF The
<marksmen-bears clinging to logs. And here
as in one instance we looked on, woman deli
cate and fair carried by her husband ,hrougl
waters a hundred yards TO shoal place, wher
= he deposited her on the trunk until some chanc,
opportunity should offer for her rescuc.-Con
Scordia InteHigcncor.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-17

So much has been said of the abuse of the
,Pardoning Power, by Governor Porter, that one
would have supposed that he had exercised that
power to a greater degree than all his predeces.
'sors together The above statement, however,
shows that he has granted fewer pardons, with
'one exception, than any other Governor Of Penn
sylvania.
CO ABour TIE TARIFF.--Here is gem from
Mr. Clay -
lie, me NOT be misunderstood, let me entreai
(Mat may nat be misrepresentrd am not ad-
Irocai,ag the rerirai fa HIGH PROTECTIVE TARIFF,
/ am Cor abiding By tie principle. cfhe coMrRo'
MISE ACT
Aud that is what the wings call protection to
American manufactures.
FoR THE AMERICAN.
H. B MAssrR, Esq-SIR Through the kind
ness of some my friends, my name has been
placed before the people of this County as can
z didate for the Legislature, II is all important
that there should be no dsunion in the party this
fall Our principles are at stake, and 1t Is the
duty ofevery member of the party TO yield hl'
own individual wishes and personal preferences
TO the good of the cause, There are a number
of other gentlemen named for this Office and fo
\ the purpose of obtaining harmony have deter
mined 10 decline being candidate To thos,
friends who haze brought me out and supported
me thus far return my warmest thanks, and
sincerely hope they will appreciate my motiv,
in declining the honor intended, ard believe tina
| am actua,ed solely by a desire to preserve uni
ION and harmony in the party,
Very respectfully yours,
WI DEWART.
sunbury, August l2'h, lsti
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-17

EXTENSION OF FREE MAlLs.-We learn from
the Journal of Commerce, that Mr.. John I
IBoyds despatch post has taken the business o
delivering and collecting the letters of Pomeroy
|Express, and this farther accommodation is an
|nounced viz that for six cents extra, prepaid
they will send letters to any place within thirt,
|mlcs of any of the places in which they hay
(ofIices Six cents is the postage to Buffalo 70
SIX cents more they will send letter TO any plac
not more than thirty miles from Buffalo,
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The New York Rcpublc-a paper establish
ID TO advocate free trade-has come out io'
Clay and Frelinghuysen. What do the whig'
hink OF such sign as that.
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BERNARD RUPERT.
Gloomsbure, October IL, lsi4-25.
Registers Notice.

FHSD all cgaccs crcditOls, and other persons IN
" tcrcstcd IN the estates Of the respective dccon-
dent aud minors that the administration ard guar
dans accounts Ofthc said estates have been filed ia
the Office rf the Register of the county of tolumbir
and will be presented for the continuation and al
owance to the Orphans Court, 10 I've held at Dam
vile, in anA for the county aforesaid on W oincs-
day the 20ih day of Nov next, at > O'Clock i. NJ.
The account Of Philip ChrisIman, al
.mlnsIatur Of the esldle Of Casper Christ
man, late of Bloom township deceased
, The accounts of Reuben fAIringer and
George StlGe administrations Of the estate of
Jacob Stiue, late Of ROalingcreek township
deceased
The account Of Charles Ctoss'cy ad
'ainlstrator of 'hc estate Of Elizabc,h Cross
'cY. late cI ilem'ock township. deceased
! The account Of George Ktlchncr and
William Kelchner executors of the last vili
md testament Of Henry KrlrhneI late Of
Rriercreek township, deceased
5 The account Of Mary !lnslors adnin
lsratoI ot the estate OF Fte0rrick lloscr lr.
lale Of MhIln township dcreaArd
The accoun, Of J. ?. Sauudctrcn 2pi
Richard Wison, surviving executors ~ tht
last will andftesIament of Samuel Bond, l;s
81 lhberIY township, deceased
The hna, arGouu, OF Abraham Hess
one of HE executors Of Dewa!t iiahn, late
of Mltlin own-hip, deceased
s The iind supplementary accoun, Of
| Ezra nayhursl, administrator al the rs
Wle Of Jacob Kostenh hadcr, late Of Mlf'in
township, deceased
. The accounts Of William Iddings, ,hr
Ignard'aH Of Mary CaIhariie kreisher and
,l" Rachael krcisher two Of the child.eu
and heirs OF George kreisher, deceased
~ The accounts of David Davis Al
Samuel Boudman. executors ri the last Will
md ics'amen' of James 2. Boudman, late
IoI Valley township, deceased
/ II The accounts of Michael Sanders and
Michael Wertman,c executors Of the last wlII
and testament OF Michael Sanders sen'r, late
ol Moniour township, deceased
CHARLES CONNOR, cgiSier.
REGISTER OFFICE Uanvile, I
| Oct 10, 1914;
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Left w heel
0JoAND NO .APOLOGT I'D
BUT THE TRUTH WITHOUT FEAR.

Dining the course OF human events, j.
realty becomes necessary IN order in saU-N
our worthy friend and brother chIp, whr.
,ppeats in the last Democral,' that NY
feelings, tender spots, &c. are not hiagcr
ously wounted, aud are cUnsldeted bv ny
self, above hcng wounded ~ ihr least. b.
any assertion that is known 10 he Wieri.
untrue by all who will he satisfied on lu.
lpolnl But as nv mind - perfectly ro''oc,
led, | will (accordlng 10 the gentleman r.
Iques) again try 10 satisfy him IN regard io
the LATE NEW YORK and pillLA
IDELplllA FASHIONS; and in order L.
do So | would only say To him as bclolr.
that | have them of the LATEST STYLE
and II he will Only take the uouble Of call
ing at my shop, | will willingly show 'hcm
10 him. Or # that is too much uoube G,n
the gehfeei, and he will say so, will carry
them TO him. and furnish him with pair
OF spectacles, so that he may be fully cna
lbled 10 see them, and sauslv his curiosity
to his souls content. | would not dispute
lis being his business to know | have, OF
nave not The fashions above named later
than last spriug.or even later as (ilr) says
than 4 or ~. But II is also my business
10 know that am prepared To shn~ them
as before stated, of as late a date, as o
the Fall and Nlner of II and D. aud in y
much neaer style than ran e showed by
him Al this time They arc advertised as
lbeirg had by me, ard by me can aud are
showed to all who wish TO see them.
He has now a right to think what b,
| Dlp1RpG ui itb rp,r,rI tn, I'm ntn A,I l..
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DIVIDEND.

CATAW lSSA BRIDGE COMPANY.
NOTICE IS hereby given, TO the Stock
nod'rs in the Company, for erecting
Budge over ,hc North Branch of the Sus
lurhanna, Between tie town Of Cauawissa
md lhe mouth of Fishingcreck, that the
Board Of Managers have This day tec!arrd
dlyIdcnd,nl seventy five cents per siorr
iu the last six months (eqnaI to & per cent
ser auNum) which will be paid TO The stock
noldrr+ or their legal representatives., ,or and
,Ircr The 25lh Instant, by
JAMES PLEASAN rs, Treas.
CattawisSa, October ~, 1874.
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GLzIlAl2L,L2-9's5 SAILS.

KRN N'huc Ola wait Of ycnditioni eNponos to ne
Gdurlrd VII hr exposed To public sufral IT,,
toml House in Dan>.ilr On the 25th day If Ucr
1t / o'clock =. NJ.
Two certain lots ol ground snnatcd ia
Moth EanvIiic ,CoiumbIa aoun'a, thc tr@t contain.
ing eighty luul feet in front, AID ,nc huud,,l ucd
itiy feet IN depth bounded by M,H street on tie
nast by the Northumberland Road an the north,
II the south T., lot hcionping lo Jonathan i:thc'
md on the west 10y an alley, wnr,oE is erected
fame Carpenter shop The sycoud cobtliliu-;
lily feet mt}rrtapt .ur houjotd and iny feet IN
cuh,mol" or ,-.. i.uuI,I To- mont hy tie Eivonis
nIg hood ON the casl b., Ferry street "a tAc ,oud
~ ou 1lj y. u,d ON the v,-l 10y and oi Alexander
Nou"uwwH whTrou rlc'y1 " fame GacuG
'ousr. gu' a'l.Hc -U,il.
Ho',n ,A,u IA "c,utou as the ropoN of
Peter lloals,
IRAN DERR, Mcng
%HtRrrt'- Ortirr Nany,t,,
Ot, Bib, lSt4,
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REMAINING in the Post Onlcc at Blooms.
burg for the quarter ending Sept, 3O,lsll.
john Bocksdgc, Daniel Dorr, William Elngcr
Charles W. Former, Peter lIagcnbuch, Thomas
Hemaughan Joseph ". kcslcr, Pallich Me.
Cormltk BcnnrvcIlc, John McNulu, 4. A
MacAdowell, William Richard Charles Sitter.
Persons calling Tor letters in the above list 'wil
please say they aro advertised.
J, NJ, MOYER, P. NJ.
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D u asY EIkN'H'.

N0Oem5er Term - GEGW JUry.
BlOnm--t harlcs hphler
Brlercrcck- Samuel Hc1d1g John T lrsc
Dcrry-'remplclon Alien
Fishinycreok--lsalcE Robbins, sen. James Hoa-
cock
Grecnwool--N' 'rhols l. ld.
Ecml1ck- 1hn Cox
Jack5on-Chesto'S Su'll
l,iueHy 50 Swcny, iash McWilliams
Limestone Daiel Folmcr
Madison.-lnyi Hiapl, Nehemiah We'Hver
Welcoming John o. Copnor Henry Il. d.
ssechlcr
NJ Plcoeo7tJamcs G mes, Joseph ebert
Mouey '-EltKrrn, William Dead
N1garlout-Sol0non Davis, John Erac, David
Lewis
vollyy--Cu'cb Ap?,man
+ 'ATERSS JGRT-Frst Utek
'c~cck-I2v Hocum Stephen Mansfield,
John kno', Luthcr Er wa, jacob Hin, 1homas
Conner
Ca1sv 'sel. John Hartman
De y--Jefn Cra~! ford ir. Samuel Laird Jo-
0eph Craig
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LOOK HERE !
FASHIONABLE TAILORING,
Come one, come oH, girc me CM i!

vHNliE subscriber returns his sincere thank,
i0r the liberal patronage hCrcl0tolc hc,luwtt
upon him, aud hope, for continuance Of the same
with an Increase duo the mclIt of his shop. He in
tends ,pmMg neither pain on l0hour 10 r,ndc
sa!Siartlon IN any casoand VIII wanCnt his wort
done with taste aud dmohl)y.NNn AhIrVLl
NEAfER TRAN Can BE DONE IN NNl
O3HER NHOP IN THIS PLACE. He In
just rcccNcd MahIus. lie rcrolt Of Fashions, trou
Philadelphia. which can he seen at his shop at nm,
time by which he is enabled rn cut arrording +,
the acst style or to ordcr His prices are u
accordance to the Diuc,. Al hiudH ol cpunlr
produce taken III payment FER work at mnhU Iliu
! very reasonable L5toun, ior cash
j. N IEInI
\ T.. Cutting done Vl Dh1 greatest cuc, ain,
al tho shortest notice.
p y l.,
Hloou.burg, Oct 5.-IsiL
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GlyLL LAINIA!r1

MY RRlED--On The 2Sth ulr by
Thomas VondeIs ice E>q, Mr. N'M
NHoEMAKER, Of IIpmIock TO Miss
ELIZABETH Rogers, of Bloom town
ship
l'y the same on he 18th inst. Mr..
IHlLlP ChoNE,to Miss MARY RoGERS, i,
OF Bloom lownship.
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List Of Causes.
For NiuL N0rcnjcr Ierm, ISL

john r. WolGuser, Adror de bones non, o
Francis Ed W., John Rhoad4.
johp \. lIau ct AL V Samuel +, Heally
ct AL
W,lI'om Montgomery ct al vs. Francis
IciIy.
William CnlNet ys Joseph Gibson.
Augu-ius p. Wits ct al. " DanHllr& po,s-
Vile Rail Road company,
Jacob Leisnea'ng 1t al. IS llcnry Fisher. adm.
t al.
Knowles iancastcr ct al vs BcnioH n Morris
George L. Grhris vs. Frederick Fridlcy ct al.
jphr +. Davis rs Ashbc D, Wilhon
Rubut Montgomery vs. Daniel S. Montgomery
Executor.
John Aharling ct al rs Samuel Mohaiy
Morris Meyer George Harlzel ct al
Daniel Ramsey ct al VS. Peter Badly
William Bitterly VS. WilIium b. Fighter
Edward Carey vs. Isaiah Shuman
Bur on W. Wdppes vs. John +. Mann ct al
James Barret adm'tur VS. Samuel liruelcr
Leonard Slincman VS. John McWIllitms
Samuel +. Shalltr ct al VS. John ShalEr
Samuel Ciddrs ct al VS. Josiah GiIbraith
Nathan Collin Us David Pelrku
Charles Barnes ct al vs. John Chester ct al
George kaufman vs. Thomas Brandon
Northampton Bank at al vs. Abraham khN
Jesse Bowman ct al vs. George b, Sackhouse ct
ol
John ChrstophcI rs John Rishcl
sohn Fruit ct al VS. William BlddIe OF al
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TRAJERSE JURY- Srcoqd Ueek

BHcrcreck- -Sonucl Kcchncr, Joscpn Blank
s. NJ. Gilmore
Blo,u EolJ. Hagcnhuch
Caltawissa--Wiram Fox, Bcpiurin p. Frick
Gro'go ehck, Nil''am Gcarhcart
ncn}--'i'homas Gillen Samuel Carnahln
Fia 'ngcreck-- lohn Beeler,jr
Gcenwood--PhiIip Reese
Iacls,n--Jhn Rmco
Limcstone----Gcorgc Smith
Milllin-Joseph Kirdendal, Daniel Rumbold
Jacob lohc, Henry l.ohr, Christian Walt
ohoning--Bcnjami Williams, Thomas
Woods, Jcob Olnstcud
Mail7on-lohn Dolz, Amos EsG Isaac De-
mott. Robert stout Jacob Swisher
NJ Pieasdnt--Robet Nixen, John Iacoby
Mont-ur-John Boyer, Joseph Mouscr sam
ae Lazarus
Roaringctcck Edward ughcs, Michael H.
Hover
Valley lanes Cary
ugarloar-.---Joshua Brink
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Fi,N'Hgc .cck--Iamcs Eyer
Groenwood- Stalcy, William Ed ar
Hcmluck-Ioshua Mcndr lhar John Prrscl,
L5erty--James Perry, II mas Bullel, VIM.
Davis
Limestone Michael Hawk, William Brady, jr
Jacob G9uacr
5Mlison--W illiom Svi>hcr, Iucob WcIlivc,
NIohoniug--N llIiam Kitchen, William lcnrir
Charles Bli.ls
MI Pleasant --Isaac Mus4tnvc
houicW--A ndrrW Clark
Ompgc- Isaac N'uc, sen.
Roaiugccrk SiIas IuluIaan, Jcftr Plcc, John
llugrlpud, Peter Boll'm9r
Valley WIIicm Caldwell, Joseph Nuus
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G EYES RIGHT. "A
Brag's = good dog,
Bot lloldl ,st Is beutf.

fFeiiE undersigned would icturn hls aincer5 aud
Il hum'.r thmi,s 10 the citizens ol Bh,omsbuir
lnd vicinity iu the iivu,s lhus far heslnN cd ui uD
I'M and would ,tiIl further ask cuu,uuaur, Of
ne s'nc -' Tong o,fiy It, Satisfaction Is rendered.
lc "-uij not say CDaic one epme aH tut come
l-mlu' conveniently can. Neiiher would he
ro"'... ,.Hlhcrs have.) To do his work letter
'h'" rn' "r dome Id any other shop N the place
'ui ~ -'.,i. h would neither hrag nor banter, bat
ic'v nn, "ur "'u docs brag tv do work ucnicr ihsn
he dus "a al ciscs. lie has also ld,cy received
Ne ifn
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Public Sale

EN pursuance Of an order Of the Ophms Cont
N Of Columbia county, ON
IHwsioy TIE llh day # Nor. "crt
10 o'docI, in uIc forenoon Obed Everit, Admin
istrator, Ac of Rcria1n Boonc,wiII expose to sal,
at Public Irnduc, upon thr promises, a crlal
unoivided mo!cty Of auAc.t d Land, ana a
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IEV- YORK g. PEETI.ADET.-
rlsIA FASHIONS

'1h witch he is prepared to do vml Fashionable
ND neat and viii guarantee good fit at Nil lIA,, )
lol any one who may favor him with cdli.
His shop Is al thc old stand occupied by hnr
'or a number Of years And The latch striug wil
he found out at all times. As TO prices he wishes
To hr understood thai he intends to do work as low
a. any of his neighhors, and IS usual all kinds of
country produce taken In exchange for work dono
at his shop.
BERNARD RUPERT.
EL,nn,s shuro dptoLcr 10 1o1d dOr
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REMAINING in the Post Office at Catlavina
the quarter ending Sept 50, lo44.
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h.ist OF EClsCrs

CarIawisso, October ~, 1874.
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CHEAP STATIONERY.

DRlNTlNG PAPERS-Cap and Letter Papers,
PLAIN and ruled, from 81 SO to IS per ream.
Portfolios, assorted sizes, with and without locks
Ladies Work Boxes, Of rosewood, and gentle
mems Travelling Desks.
Rodgers & Sons Razors, Penknlves Scissors and
Shears, best quality.
Silver ever-ponted Pencil Cases, 25 cents and
upwards.
Perforated Bristol Boards-plan DO
Enamelled and embossed Cards
Drawing Papers and Water Colors
Gard Cases, IN great varieties
Pearl and Ivory Folders.
Note Papers in the greatest varieties, from ID, 10
Is cents per quire.
French Boxes, containing an assortment of note
paper, waters, sealing-wax, &c. &c.
Together with general assortment of FANCY
AND STAPLE STATIONERY, all of which
will be sold the most accommodating terms and a,
the lowest prices, wholesale and retail, by
WIN. +. BAYLY, Stationer,
Penn. Avenue, five doors west Of lth st.
II Card Plates neatly engraved and printed.
may 3
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T ONION BOOKS ON MEDICINE AND SUR

I ONDON BOOKS ON MEDICINE AND SUR
IL GERf.-Just imported by r. TAYLOR a few
copies only, and this day received Yearsley on tn,
Throat on the enlarged Tonsil, and elongated Uyua
vol London, l54J; Jones on Gravel, Calculous,
and Gout, being Professor Liebig's Physiology, ap
piled to the prevention and Of these Diseases
| vol London, 543; Johnson Life, Health, and
Disease, vol. London, IS43 Food and its nAu.
ence on Health and Disease by Matthew Truman
NJ. ID. vol. London, 1913; krauss on the cure of
Club foot, Bent knee, Wry-neck, Spinal Deformity
&c, &c; Lee on Stsmmering and Squirting. and 81,
the Method for their Removal, l vol. London. 1871
Curtiss Treatise on the Physiology and Pathology OF
the Ear, vol. octave and others not enumerated
Books, Periodicals, &c, imported to order from Lon.
uop ana t9Is' may %
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RIGHTS NEWLY INVENTED METAL.

NITRIGHTs NEWLY INVENTED METAL.
w Lie PENS.-"By recent Improvements IN
tempering the steel and IN other parts Of the process
Of converting 1t into pens, have been enabled to
add several varieties to the assortment hereto
fore manufactured by us and our list nov embraces
Pens suitable for every kind Of writing, from the
most delicate Italian hand to the broad round text Of
ledger heading. want of Aexibility, universal
complaint against Steel Pens at early period Of
their manufacture, and alleged jutly against some
made even al this day, do not hesitate to say our
Pens are entirely exeapt from and the assertion, II
will be found Is borne out by ties imonials from the
most competent Judges. Some Of the first writing
masters have adopted them in preference To the quill
and when il is recoected that in ornamental writing
II is sometimes necessary to make single dash, a
line from Lie to OF an inch IN width, this silent
tribute to their excellence becomes The highest com
pment that can be offered.
Persons making choice of our pens should be par
tcuar in selecting the kind best suited to their hand
a. we have in than instance suffered injury
from has,y decision based upon trial Of ia single
PEN Of the kind perhaps the very opposite in all its
properties TO that which should have been selected"
large supply of all the various kinds Of the above
this DAY received direct from the manufacturers, by
y. TAYLOR their agent for the District Of Colum-
be- Who will supply them, either retail 10 deslers
at mandatory prices.
They may be examined and tested at his Book
store, Pennsylvania avenue. May ~
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STATE RIGHTS.

respectfully solicit, Of all parts Of the country
L patronage Tor my work on thls momentous sub
Jeet IL is an entirely impartial and careful nvesti
CATION OF the principles Of our Union-for the pre-
servation OF the Union-defning and illustrating the
real spirit and bearing OF all political elements
ana having no partisan or personal object whatever.
Hwouid not become me to speak particularly Of
the appreciation with which the work has been re-
ceHed IL has been taken by many OF the most dis
Gnguished men in the country, including the Presi-
dent heads oil Departments, and members of both
Houses of Congress.
The subject will continue to be one of great and
increasing import II is involved continually in the
movements of some of the States and IN our Ma.
tiona Legislation | am the more earnest that the
work should be encouraged because wish TO be en-
aoied 10 publish further upon the subject | hum
bly, yet very confidently, conceive that it is still OBJ
securely comprehended, by those whose positions
rencer clear and broad perception Of il peculiarly
important; and that this arises from their not being
deeply coDversant with the REASON OF political re-
lations ardently desire TO enter again this field Of
mighty principles and of close and candid ratiocina-
uon pray the North TO be quiet, ere they 20 too
far; and the South still to adorn their recttude with
an heroic patience.
II remains only for me particularly to offer
the work. Will not individuals at a distance unite
IN ordering il Should any person be pleased to
transmit me one dollar, will Immediately forward
four copies ESTWICK EVANS,
OF the North.
Washington City, March 90 ls44.
April 5th, 1874 Since the insertion of the above
have considered it due to This EvENTFUL subject to
append to the advertisement the letter below from
very sound minded and distinguished individual, it
being one OF several of unqualified appreciation, which
have been sent me and, my object is TRuTH, and
not applause, invite the severest scrutiny into my
doctrines.
LETTER
Dear Sir: ! have perused your work on State
rights three several times, and with great pleasure
and satisfaction 1t is to next to the blessed book
OF ruth, the Bible-the more you read it the more
you want to.
well remember that, when quite young heard
my honored father (who just from the battle
fields OF the Revolutionary war, in which he served
throughouD contend for similar principles. My de,
cided and unqualified opinion is, that your work
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