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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-03
Democratic Club.

The Club met in the Court House agreeably to
adjournment. Minutes of last meeting read and
adopted. The Committee to draft constitu-
tion and resolutions, by their Chairman, Samuel
D. Jordan, reported the following preamble, con-
sttuton and resolutions
PREAMBLE.
WHEREAS, The time is drawing on apace wher
the free citizens Of these United States, and the
state of Pennsylvania, will be called on to decide
again by the ballot box who shall fill the Chief
Executive Office of these United States, and also
the Gubernatorial Chair of Pennsylvania, we, III
undersigned, as Democrats and for the promulga-
tion of Democratic principles, viz; the security
of the present Tariff; the constituting sound
currency based upon the precious metals; the
safe keeping of the public funds through the Sub.
Treasury, and the better organization of the Grea,
Democratic party for the coming political con.
test. do hereby form ourselves into Il Democratic
Club, and adopt the following as our constitu
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-03

a. The Rev. Mr. Valerchamp will preach il
the Methodist Episcopal Church, next Sunday
at IL o'clock.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-03

The New York American thus notices the
acquittal of Amelia Norman.
In the case of Amelia Norman, the jury last
night, after an absence OF few minutes, retur-
ned with verdict of not guHiy--a verdict
which was received by crowded Court, with
rounds ofapplause. On its annunciation the pri-
soner tainted.
As the stabbing was clearly proved-the in
strument used deadly one, and the aim at the
heart-this verdict can be only explained on
the presumption, that the Jury considered this
helpless woman to have been in such state of
maddening desperation, occasioncd by the ir-
reParable wrongs inflicted upon her, as to rem
der it doubtful whether in perpetrating the act,
che could be considered a responsible moral a.
gent.
This is Perilous ground, it must be admitted,
but is II not forced, in a measure, upon human
sympalhies, by the silence Of the law in regard
10 the crime OF seduction
As Tor the unfortunate female herself her
fate, unless she fall into the hands of persons
alike judicious aad benevolent, will from the
very notoriety Of this trial, be worse than ever
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-03

10 A great Cass meeting is TO be held al
New York, on the 9th inst
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-03

Lawyers, Physicians and Ciergymen There
are e6o lawyers, $50 physicians, and To clergy
men in the city of Boston.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-03

An individual superscrbed letter to Mr., Pc
leg Hsndley, Utica, thus 80 P-leg 0J-ly, U.
7 X"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-03

~ TuE TARIFF AND OuRsELvEs.-1t is but
seldom that we refer to ourselves, but we cannot
help at the present time, rcvcrting to the course
we have pursued in relation to the tariff, since
we established this Press, in ls4o. We have al
ways contended for protective tariff, upon the
grounds of principle as we'll as policy, as a mea.
sure which had invariably been sustained by the
democracy of the country, and insisted that the
people of Pennsylvania would not long remain
neutral upon the subject, Notwithstanding the de-
signs of certain leading politicians For long
time we stood SOLITARY and alone" our Press
being the only democratic Press in the state that
openly advocated the doctrine Of protective
tariff The Legislature next proclaimed the same
doctrine by an almost unanimous vote. Now
we scarcely find any opposed to the tariff
Its most bitter opponents have become its advo-
Gates The whole of the New England States
with Mr.. Webster at their h. adj were upto 1925,
violent in their opposition TO a tariff of protcc-
ton. Our present object, however. is to refer to
the constitution and resolutions of the Democratic
Club of this place published in another column.
1t will be seen, that the principles of .hc tariff
are incorporated in the constitution itself one
of its articles recognising it as cardinal princi-
pie of Democracy. The people are seldom wrong
IN their opinions and must and Will always tri.
umph in the end
IT, MUULENBERG AND SHuNk-Thc editor of
the Pittsburg Aurora, who is favorable to the
nomination of VIM wilkins as the candidate for
Il, 4
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
VOL. Nv. NO. 100.

am almost discourag ed;but no-rherc comes the
blessed wind ru'ng the wster-my fly hops ma
tural as life on the tin y ripplcs, and with bod
bound that makes the water boil around hm, he
springs to the surface and sezcs The dec, ;tfn
fcathcr-hc is hooked and | play him in the stream
awhile, then drag him carefully ,e the shore
will say nothing Of the eating of such fellows.
Stoncbridge Farm is in the Northern part Of
Warren County 1t takes its name from perfect
chaos of rocks, under which dives the entire
stream, roaring in hidden caverns like the fabed
Cocytus, and giving back strange echoes as
stone is dropped into some black pcoI. 1t has
"wo.fs dcn," "a diamond room," so called from
lis crystals, anda put" where you q rat un-
der the mountains on raft. The entire ridge is
bored through. Yours, &c II.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

Ds- Currency.-THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY.
"A Teatise on the Nature Tendency and consequences Of
our present Monetary System with plan for its eieciua and
beneticent re,rm published for the Public nrd Author by
W. H. GRAHAM led Nassnu-street, Newly ork; burgess
S,ringer ID Broadway do. Price 81 hundred sx cents
n cnpy.
The only object of the Author being to secure the Reform
herein proposed the work published at his cost and the pub
lie will only pay for printing the COPIES which they may re-
que. All friends OF honest steady prosperous business ana
Of fully employed well rewarded labor. earnestly request
ed 10 AID IN extending the circulation Of This pamphlet.
iellI
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

Dr The Tariff as IL is, compared With ne su6sti-
t, p,opossd 5v its adrersaries IN ne Blu reported to the
United States House of Representatives, By Gen hekav a
N. C. by II. GREELEY.
The above Tract ready and for rae At The Tribune office
Price 8l5 per 100.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
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NJ North American, PialanI, Monmouth Co
n j. Addrcss Lessvilc P o. IS miles from via
steamboat ORUS from Fulton Market Red Bank daIy dur
ing the summer Mr EDWARD GILES IS the accredited
Agent the Phnanx New and mny he consulted on
0'~ y lYl I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

Nr Thomson's Clay Mcdai.-Fu, Sale at the
Tribune Office Ito NaSau.sttce THoxsoss CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion an acknowledged ikenc and pronounced
masterpiece of art Price $40 per hundd. Orders from Clay
Clubs solicited. Yu u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

~ The Books OF Subscription to the Capita
Stock the York and Erie Rnood Co.
the Office of the Company. no. 81 W.strec between Inc
hours of 10 and5. WIN. II. GOULD. Secre:aIT.
New York April 9th. lSH n:S
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

COUTHUOY IL MEYERS, 81 BROADWAY,
MANUFACTURERS OF LAMPS, GIhASuOLES
IA CASDEl.ABRA. &c. and Dealers III ilpUSl:-t L.
NiSlilNG GOODS cenerny-i;eir cpnrccict with @ne 81
the largest manufactures the Gn' .c1s, ,ncy
bS o!et Lamps tunca:bTn ;E thurchrS, Halls To
,e Private dwellings. S,eiunlts and Pas SETS ie most
f .vnlble tGrms and OF quality lie SURPASSED ~ ts
any uiheI country Epecal Intention invted to leif S:ar
ana Ship Lamps for economy and Gbt rsGiEg all other
before tie public 40 less than fouR aud sILvRR
MEDALS nave. within the last ye6s been awarded t" lic
manufacturers th:r sups Ory th cil,s o g,d Tho
ptc respectfully invited 20 c.!. and CT inie in them
selves.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

~ The Letters OF Cnssius NJ. Clay, on SD
ve,v md nm the Presidency are printed in Pamphlet and
the Tribune Office. Prce sla5 per lo of slV per io
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

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No. Ito NASSAU-STREET.
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stIea--nulnsIte The laIg.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

@- Hardware, Cutlery, &c.-LEWiS BENE-
DICT CO. respectfully inform theiI friends and the public
generally hat they have removed to this city nd have tnsn
the Store 81 Pears;reet topposte the PeaIstree House,
where they opening large and weselecte aso;t
ment OF Goods, both Foreign and Domestic. to which eY
would call the attention OF those wshns purchase cpti
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND SWEET-AYLoAT As
% WE'LL AS sAsnoRE.rtpNAN1'S Patent Yeast ensures @
kqrger and Hghter Unf, than other sweetness also
guaranteed thus Geidy of stomach prevented IL
may BE- used well lard. being warranted To
Keep N every cline BTeHd. Buckwbeet Flour and Cake
made In this invaluable maera! may be baked rs
mixed. -
Bascrs Houekeepers Porents nnd Masters Of Vessels
invited give this Yeast trial. Full directions accompany
each package.
Sold whoesale and retailby NJ. sUSsY. at 137 Nassau.
street. oi Beekmnn. Clinton Hall
aud CBAMPNEY ALLEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

B Our information from Saratoga leads US to
fear that the hopes entertained OF Col. Stones re-
covery not 10 be realized. His disease, we re-
sret TO learn, is assuming aspects which greatly
weaken il not wholly destroy, the antcipauons
which his family and friends began 10 indulge.
Alb. Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

CouNTERFEIrERs ARRESTED AT DOVER n. II
On Saturday and Sunday last, four individuals
of the names Of Lyford, Elliot, and two Willeys,
the latter brothers, were arrested i'll Dover for
passing counterfeit bills on the Cumberland Bank,
Portland, and the Suffolk Bark Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

JOSHUA GARSED IL co.
CNcI,s!I GtSIFEA CTIinHR

ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS
or PATENT THREADS. Shoe Thn si:, super Sal
Orwina Gi;ng rwHe. Carpet War;. aud Flax and 'fcH
NO. z BURLENG SLIP. .NEW-}'0RR. je6 3m'
HENRY CLAY PENKNIYES ard HENRY CLAY
Ill STEEL, PENS.-Ncw ard EytIn FiGSIci AItIcies-
f1r saie Wholesale END Goini by FRANCIS IL LOUTREL
munu iacturine staoner'. n Muideu iane. "
1n 00H CLAY MEDALS Tor soIe at tie Tribune oticc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
MACKIE & LEVERETy,
COmnISSI ri EKC IL Il NJ -

MACkIE Il LEVEREil
COmMISSI MEN G IL ANTS,
No. l97 WATER STREET,
(Re.ow Wall street,
Jouy F. NAcKIE ln;s Macke. Oakley e JennsOn y
JOSIAH s. LEvERETT. late Levereu Z Thomas. r
dealers in cut and Wrought Nails rnd Sokes AHe In
Plate Banca Tin Lead Copper. Zinc. Sp-!teI WIRE Eng
sh American and Russia Sheet Iron, Hoop hon faise
Rods Rand-lIon Mail Spike Rods Sh7veis. Spade Chs
Steel prnds Tsek and spaIowbis Bnss Kettle Timer
Fire Proof Snfes and lrn Chests of al .izes me 2n
IRON, STEEL. NAILS. &C. &c.-KEMEYs. BREEIIi 4hItSI
4 81 SAMPSON, ll9 Greenwich ST. Successors 10 iOtt
Man. JOHNSTON. aYRES * CO.. have or hard u iu'
assortment ot ,,h,,
Swedish fiat and square bnr Russn OLD s'be 10.
English rourd. Hat and square iron American 20.
American tine sGuarS Iron. !. to = inch
Brszlers Kods. 3 10 Ia q inch ,
SPIKE PODS and shoe shapes, OF al ,nsII nsI Ill H.
Horse Nail Rods Of Norwegian and Old SADIE iton
Pand and scroll Iron of all sizes
American hoop Iron. q 10 Ia inches
Cut Nnil. Brads and spikss; English wrought Naii,
Cas-. steel of Sanderson. Brothers & Co. stamp. q! zs
Sp.ius Steel of the ED stamp. warranted
shear Steel: German steel C various stamps
| l. RFster steel fr,t and second quil..y
American blister Steel Hunts Axes, a'uperct article.
n E-Swedsh iron always be furnished, subject it
drawback. B-J oin-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY.
"hfS Committees! Clay ClubsI Friends
OF 'ir. Clay! send on your orders!
TO THE YOUNG MEN OF THE UNITED STATES
OF ALL PARTIES, ALL cREEDs, ALI. cALLlNds,
Only 9J cents for ilCO octave pages, with
three Encravings!
OF
HENRY CLAY,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

u- DIR. Phinney's Family Pills Consistently
for sale by A b. & d. SANDS - Fulton st:eet, a3 Broad
way. and II East Broadway le5 hm-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
>. H. NJ. a. co

Have hand ard keeping constant supply OF Man
tel Clocks of variety patterns. with md without glnss
shades nning tfg1 one month thirty three days. to
year three hundred and seventy five days with once wind
ng: also arye Time Keepers for Banks Churches. Public
House &C. running year with once winding. And WI
also manufacture order ruet, S,eeplc. Town Clocks.
running frUni month to year. -
June 3rd 1874. D3Im
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

s~SOil COAL-Su2erior Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal.
~ from tine Spoon uaJ Slen vcns-Esg ard Broken. 50;
Stove 81 - Nut, 81 20. well screened weighed by city
,verh-r, and delivered. free, 10 part o the cty-
u, at iGn Amos. Goa; by the c:go-ieG gnd dust cheap
Nit; FERGUSON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

EJECIIANICS INSTITUTE LIBR iRY.-'rh- sumner
M vacation the Library for the oi tho hooL
The lsl of August and continues until st %
Sepember-nember. having books out will please return
dues requested to cn and settle the hn the
on the condition of the Institute may be full possible
By order libraIy CnuInttee.
Institute Rooms CHARLES l.. BARRTIT. Actunry
July 2jh. lSij u lut
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

DEATH.-The death OF Zachariah Poulson one OF
the oldest and most respectable OF citizens, is
announced under The obituary head. He died yes.
lrrday morning, in the eighty third of his age. Mr..
Pouson was for a great number OF years the pro-
pretor Of Poulsun's Daily Advertiser which was
finally merged in our own journal. He was mem
Der OF the Society of Friends. He enjoyed since
his retirr ment the independence of large fortune,
accumulated by his paper. [Phil. N. American.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

Anas.s;r,rt N r. j25 ON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02


DIAPER Of all kinds constantly hand Nnd lot sale lois
i TO suit purchasers by CYRUS w; FIELD,
Ehl 6m No. BuIling slip.
AC DYE-50 cnses prime quaiisy for sale by
IL s!5 CR!SNEII. MlNTIfRN a fSI. X ssnith IT
d USSIA RED LEATHER. of fine color md size. con-
IL santy for sale al Paper WaIehogse Ne John s by
ivS r. H. CLAYTON & SONS
A LARGE ASSORTMENT SUMNER COATS: com
IN prislng Linen. JEAN Canlets CashmeIes. BOmbrzns
herino. Froc dOTssy., &c for sas ready made. al 2l
ms n WS. T. JENNINGS & co.
E'OR SALE-A great bargain oit 10 Druggists 9th
connected with the business IN the sale OF the stock
md xurs of the Drug Store No. . SPIN. of Mott
For further particulars enquire OF ROBr. H. SHANNON
Attorney Il, Law Is Nassau aul II
ITO PAINTERS S-For sale old established Faint Store.
i To any about TO commence the painting business,
with about thousand dollars cash. affords tnvornbie
poruny present occupant wishes to leave The City
Address Bixby. this ofiice. U:0 lw
WAGON FOR SALE--A strong, substantial Country
w Wagon, excellenty calculated for moving family, oi
for rough roads generally Apply al the PhenI Buznar Mer-
csr-stIeet. negr Houston. M If
pALING TWINE-Fsx and Hsmp. of two nnd three Iy.
d constantly for sale atPapeI Walshouse No A John z BY
u E B, CLAYTON & SONS. !
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

Will friend; cf that Stae;an the friends Of the
Wing Cause take early and general
diffusion OF this work Que hundred copies will he
mitted anY ueI ,nn club fnr NInrtvfis Dollars
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

e,tuhi, COh!..-hitEyts u. Summer ptces ior sale In
~ quantities IL suit purchasers Apply 10 ,e,,
r Stokes DICK ERSON.
ma Il Sn. iGT An,hnuy II. nsa' i'roadwaY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

I The CULTivAroR ALMANAC, by Luther
Tucker Editor Of the Culiva,or has just been pub
lished by Mark ii. Newman, 1893 Broadway. 1t
contains much valuable information relative TO Ag-
riculture, Horticulture, etc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
J Ii. MlLLS & co.
MANUFACTURERS pF CRANES sPATENrTWELVE
MONTE GiOEE PENDULUM CLOCKS
NJ 100 E.,ll0L- ~. Nfr. YORK,

furnish any number Order aud wnn respectfully call the
attention nf he public To the unparalleled Improvement and
dcccd advantages this Clock has I'll uther Time Keep
| in
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

NOtIrhe Srhcghcts preparing Ia deliver the best
quality oi Peach Orchard Rcd Ash. the following low
puce Tor cash screened and delivered from the yard, cor kps
Gr,uwich Broken am! Egg 40. SoVe S0 Cray Asl
Nat taken om the boats. which
daily tschagsn. Weight md quality warranted IN
! nj! cl.ts IVA m'l PETER CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

!-,DAI. CHEAP FOR ChSil.-rhcsubscnbe wouldinyue
ui hcf ien and the public ~ tieir stock ut
Coal CONSISTING OF FcNch Orchard OF superior quality Lehgh.
Rcsawann LvcG col! Virginia and Sidney I'LL ot which they
MIL sell good Order reasonable by the ton
70 Delivered pu OF tins cliy or BteoSyn Once, No.
"A, a>;reet the ward ui Hudson and Amos
attended 10 J. lERBELL,
[. T.. JACKSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
ln nnH CLAY MEDALS Tor soie at tie 1t
ID,OUU Price 81, p per dozen.



No. . i . n Z.
T., B. CLAYTON / SONS are in constant receipt OF IA
-. rKRs adapted every bTnnch o iir t'e. einfncin.
nm unusually large ui Bank D0 T. a Hnd Letter
W1ng together with every description :, !'e"s md nos
Printing Cnorsd PAPER ,f Medium and ot sizes Envelope
Tobacco Shoe and Tea. Straw and Re: NVilpnms llnd
wnre and Ch IN great variety k an Sos. Tissue, pinn
and colored &c Be binders. Straw. B nne Trunk gGc
RnndS"x H1ards Press fmpcrs &c. sc. jyS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

7 AW CARD-joHs NJ DuFrIELp of fNArcuEz. Mississ.
Lp will attend to legal business that may be cOnde 10 hin
the Circuit Courts Of Adams md the adjacent counties and
in the Supsro! Courts of the State favorable poiciona
connection Louisiana will ennbe him To ritend business
also in the Parishes of kat Stlte Nachez He refers
Grant & Barton Van Arsdain Caudwcl nDr
Rob Cochrun pg cnt for Brown, WlTnOck.
Brothers, 4 Co. Malcolm s, Glul
Sam. Cochran. Henry lhye9y,
hnp. Enn o. II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

REFINED SUGAR
EHTuOISEY AND NOOI.SEY from ,hls cnLl o:eI The!
w .i:tandard" DOUBLE REIN ed SUGAil' at The o'
lowing low prices. VIZ:
Loaf II per poqrd When ie=1 than Eve eeseses a
Pn,vder'd ll1a DO do 9dditionai
The above nre packed as fu!i0s.:
%5!%ss:Se 5%s + + 5b;,s ,ssS s. NoeAa'ss for peea-sv
Apply to The New FORK Patent Sugar Refinery III put;
and SI0ng emery or al 81 VAL 81.
anca au I'm
Ts,EAS-aU chests Soucbong: 2N hall chesl dc.
d $50 half chests Ming Yong Souchons
81 do Cspcr Souct-ong
40 Chests fine Hohee Powcho5g;
y fancy boxes i:e ilohee Souchong.
100 chests IiysoR
10 fancy boxes Hysou. fice-
10 chests Yong Hysoa.
2S1 ani icbests do.
g9 cheas HyJrl Skin.
~ .af chez superior GuEpOYdeI.
70 do ID ImDe.ia
All Country De- ked and Of uIe impn:atipn: o
Fo, sae By GRINNEEL. IINTgRH 4 co.
II r. IS South sfreai.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

NON L; THE TIME hay N Coal heiOre the pnce ad
y Gucncc o, sdVarcc III ei:Lts, ihe sub
>Suf : cputnuc 10 take orders !uf best Peach Ofchi oai
len egg .1i"Ne s! - ami Nat ,tze si-o By
leaving re,s soon toa R secured AT the above how puces.
". y T. TRU SLOW. - Chetry stree, and
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

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HifNE BUILDINGS. -,
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uses Tor sale cash oI fep asu ~
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II, IA v H. PALMER. i6g Nassau 81.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-29
.port ths nomination OF FRANCIs r. sHUNK. for

port the nomination Of FRANCIS r.. SKUNK for
Governor OF this state-s Democrat Of the true JEFF
fersou school, and eminenty qualified from the
various appointments he has held IN the State, to oil
the Executive Chair OF this Democratic Common
wealth with distinguished ability
The enthusiasm aud unbounded applause that fol-
lowed the reading of each of the above resolutions
bore indubliabe evidence of the effect they produced
those present. and al their termination nine hear
" cheers were given for Francis r. Skunk, next
Governor.
James II. Hayman, Esq, then came forward and
addressed the meeting IN his usual happy VEN for
considerable length OF time, at the conclusion OF
whose remarks, on motion, the meeting adjourned
The friends Of Young Hickory" at distance, may
congratulate them elves the proceedings given
above, as Al is evident they bear upon their face hs
significant determination TO give pull strong pull,
and pull all together, for the candidates fresh from
the ranks of the people-POLK, DALLAS AND
SKUNK.