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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17
NVREGIET'S
VEGETABLE PILLS
,Ntrfh .Fn,rrirun COLLEGE of UC0VH,

.Norfh .qncricGn COLLEGE Of UcdNh,
Are now acknowledged to be The hest Medicine in
the World for the cure Of
EVERY VARIETY OF DISEASE.
HDECAUSE they completely cleanse the sto-
n ID mach and bowels from these bilious and cor
rurt humors which are the cause not only OF
Headache, Giliincss Papaton of the Helrt,
Pains in the Bones, rheumatism and Gou', but
every malaiy incident TO man. SAID INDIAN
NEGETABl f PILLS are ccr'oin cure TOR in.
tcrmt,cn,, 'emitttd nervous, nfamaloty and pu'tid
Fcvcrs because they cleanse the phdy ircm those
molhid hrmors which. when confined tn the circu-
ation. are he cause Of all kinds Of FENERS. So,
also, when the same impurjty is deposited on the
nemhatc and musclc, c,us'ng p'ins, IniAma'
tons and swrlIiugs called EliEINAi ISM,
GOl T,Sc. Wueh,'s Indian Vegetable Pils may
te relied n as always ertain 20 give r hcl, ami II
prrscvcred with. acco,dlng TO directions will most
assuirdlv, and without fail. make a perfect GU OF
iIr above painful uladirS. fron three to SIX ot
said Indian Vegetable Pills takcn every night CO.
ing 10 bed will H. sho't time 50 completely rd
The body from every tEng that is opposed tn hrah,
mi Rheumati,n,, Gout. ard pin "i every dcScrn-
tinn viii he literally DRIVEN From TIE bO.
DG. For tie srne reason, wien, IRON sudden
charges Of atmosphere or arv other cause. the per-
spiralion Is cl cckrd. and tie humofs VIII ch should
pas a hy tn skin are thrown iuwarlly causing
HEADACHE. GIDDlNFSS, nruSra and sick
- :; ,b, l. noe uo.c,v ,,l !, famed eyes
sore throat. hcar>cnc 5, coug's :, consumpiions,
rheumatic pains in various parts "i The h"dy and
mauv oth,r symptoms of CATCHING COLD,
WjTgLfS Indian TCgttalie Ppk will invariably
give immcdi tc relief. From thee to six oi sail
Pills taken ecery NIGHT on going to bed. WI ~ a
me-, c,,,v rernoye nIl tic above uurlrasan,
s,m,,,ms I'm, ,hc body Will in short time, be
,c.,a,,, 4, cyc, sorrl,r bcol.htron before.
ASTHMA ON DlFFICI-LTY OF BRE ATH-
rNI, U;cIr. J,J1p V,r,,gLL Tj{> vii lnns-
on arj cary or Ly thc stomach and bowels. thocc
,,roh ,lr, y,,y brmor.. ylirh .,,n TN al the air
ceYs Of the urCs and are the cause. not n,ly Of the
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17
Daniel Yarick .
Tr,ASTSKITE.

EnEGS leave to inform the citizens ot Sunlnty
M " and is vicinity that he has commenced the
BLACK ESMITUING USENESS.
in Market street, SunhuTv, east Of John Bogar :
store and directly opposite the post office, where be
intends to carry on the business in all lis various
branches, including, Turning, Making mn Irons
and Elliptic Springs, Ironing Carriages, 'riM Er
tension or Standing taps, Shoeing HoyseS, DC.
Ordcrs will he promptly and punctualy attended
10, and work done cheap, for cash or country pro.
duce.
a. Holse Shocing done at 81 per sett
Sudbury. April 18th, lSi3.-ly.
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J. MAxhAMD. IR.& co.

SnUtl and IObaCCo Manufacturers,
No. % North West corner ci Race oad IGird
NiT,tiN
PHILADELPHIA.
'E'ilE undersigned have formed Co.parincrship
under the firm of !. NANLAND in. d CO..
aS Successors 10 the late firm Of J1cG5 .NGgiaH6 .
Co.. and viii continue the business at he old csta-
hlishnrut, On llt.T owu account. In addition Ia
lheir own close attention aud experience ial many
yrars ia tle mauulc,urc # thctI celebrated ,nuil-
Sc, the hong rxpc'jroc nf Lo SENIOR raur - tie
lat, firm, will also be devoted To the interest Il the
ntw coECcru--aud as 40 rXcltInn AID care Will lie
spared lo insure h,l goods, Of all times the
" hest quality, rh,y solicit continuance ot the
confidence ol Ihc icHds and cu,tnmrr- Of The late
firm. THOMAS ADAMS,
]. NAlLAND, in,
II. | a.
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UAGIE
Corucr of TH.rd and Vine Nir,eiS,
WELLrAMST ORT, 2A.

WELLrAMSrO OFT, 2A.
FsFHE subscriber respectfully announces To- the
4 public that lie as orcucd Hotel IN Ihr COM
modious hIirk luildiug situate on the corner c'
Third aud Pine streets, where he VII be happy TO
wall rpn those who may favor lin Wit, lhr
company. The Eaalc Hotel is large aud convent
cnt, and furnished ia tie lc,t m'dtrn sI,lc. |. j.
provided with large number Of we'll aired and
comfortable se, piug apartments, rooms, private
VaTlors, &c. Persons visiting " Nilllamspor on hu-
stness or pleasure, may rest assured that every ex-
eriun will lie used 10 render their snloun at the
Eagle Hotel" pleasant and agreeable. His Table
will I've supplied with the very best the market ai-
fords, and his bar with he choicest wines and other
lIquors-Charges reasonable. The Eagle Hotel
possesses greater advantages in point Of location
than any other similar establishment ia The borough
being situate IN the business part of the town, and
within convenient distance of the CouIt House
and Williamspou and Emira Rail Road Depot.
Sufficient SrahIing provided, and good and trusty
osers always in attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and honest Servants
have heen employed, and nothing left undone that
will add to the comfort and accommodation OF his
guests.
| There will he a carriage olways IN attendance at
the Boat Lending to convey passengers to and from
, the House Tree ot charge.
CHARLES BORROWS
! Msy liih, lR42,-d
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TailOrin. Business,
El,.. j. ~. .W.H,S,SER.

ESPECTFUfLY informs the citizens OF Sun.
IL tury ana its vicinity, that he has taken the
Office formerly occupied hy DIR. John Peal, where
he vii be happy TO receive calls in the line Of his
profession. April 22d, 1913.
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Tzyal q rNVE C. EEIo
COL u + n : w A \
mMlBw~WtI E1@

No. % N0Uh THIrd 0bOrr Arch Nirtcf,
PHILADELPHIA
ACCoMMon A1IUNS FOR SEVENTY PERSONS.
THARLES WEISS. lac oi tie "Whic Swan"
y and "Nount Vernon House" resp, ctfullv in
forms his friends and customers that e has become
tie proprietor o.! the ahuy" well known Hotel.
Counry Merchant. viii find The above Ho'c
central cation. aud the best Of fare. Persons IRA.
Yelling with ,riyarc conveyance viii fnd n large
ylrI and good stahlnG Iot horscs, AID the best Of
ostcrS. bonding 81 pctGay.
Nav liIh ISi2-tf
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MEDICAL. APPRECIATION
DfiAr ROSE OfNTNENV for TN


\ LTHOUGH the superiority Of he prcpaIai u
\ over all utb,rs Is fully established, the pr pr g
tor. take pl, asurc in laying before lie public the
following ccr;fca'c IRON, respectable ply sican,
graduate of the University Of Penns, lvanla. DIR.
Baurh, having found ~ his cmcly that 'chci r
a tedious and di.ucrcca'I" affection which the means
within the range of lis profession failed to afford
ha> hci,a,,d to give it bis appro'arnn, although
the uriudicrs aud Interests of that profession are
opposed To secret Remedies.
PHLAuFLruI, Sept. 10, 1926.
was recently troubled with tedious hcrrciic
erurrru. which ca,cc nearly one si'c ni my i'cr,
and extended over the ear. Mr.. Vaughan, prnrrI,-
IaI of the Rose Ointment observing my face, INST,
ted on my tying his preparation, ot which be- ham
Gcl me Jar. Although IN common with the mem
lcrS of my profession, d-coun,nancc ond disnp.
prove ci lhc numerous uostGurs p,lmcd upon the
public Ny iguornut rr tenders, feel IN justice bound
ncNc,Il the Rose OIutm,ni from ,ha' ca-S Of me
crncs and To- give II apir"haiinn, it entire
iy cured rhc eruption, although It h vi resisted the
usual applications. DANL HAlGH, VI. ID.
u The Ru-c Ointment Is prepared 10y l. l..
Vaughan, south East corrcr Of Third ard Race
Succs, Phi'adc'Fhil and sold on az ncv in sun
bury, by II. Is. MA~SER,
MAY lih. lSi9 igcHi
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R A N X NOT Il IST.
PENNSYLyANIA.

The following list shows the currcn, value of all
Pennsylvania Bank Notes. The most implicit re-
iance may he placed upon il, as it is erery ,ceek
:nrefully compared with ard corrected from Bick-
,eii's B,,,ort,r
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17
ROBERT CARTER y son.
PAPER ATUFA 1T u Z < Il S

IsOWU"IU HTitfI, EHFFtWVIF.
| | AVE constantly lur sale, Printing Paper OF al
/ sizes aud qualities, Cap Writing PAPER, rul.
aud plain, Letter Paper White and tluc, ruled ard
plain, Hanging FaTcr, fine and common, Envelope
Paper, do. do. medium, douhe crown, crown and
cxrra sl1.d " Wrapping pnpcrs, Colorcd Medium and
Royal Parcrs, Bonnet. Binders aud Suaw Box
Boar1s Tssuc Paper, aud alI articles in hen lane
which they viii sell on acc, mmoda,lug t,rms.
II ghc,t Fuce given Ct old rags.
ROBERT CARTER & son,
March 10, 1913. E,klon, Nd
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,. W. 81 =. z. TAYLcT.

nFFER FOR SALE, at the South East Cor
Y y ner of Fifth and Market Streets, Phiiadei-
phia-
Mems Calfskn Boots, ,stitched-warran,ed.
do do do peeged do
do do do water proof, double soes
and double uppcrs.
do Calfskin do do do nailed
and uppers.
do Heavy Water Leather Boots.
do do Meats do do.
do High quarter Shoes, Cnlfskin.
do do do Crockers do
do Fine Monrocs-warraned
do Kip do do
do Calf do do
do Coarse 20 do
do DO Shoes do
do Fine 10 do
do Kip do do
do Calf and Seal skin amps.
do List Socks with aud without snIes.
do CaruCt do do do
do Patent Warranted Waterproof Moccnsins.
Ladies do do do do
Lains' tanned India Rubber shoes.
Grnt!Cmcus' do over shoes.
With every other desc ipon of boots and shoes,
Fur Caps If every description.
Travel ng Trunk. Of every description.
Venetian Trav,lli Bags
Patent Gum Elastic Shoe Backing
BunncIs # "ll kinds, Palm Leaf Hats.
PhIlrdrllhia. NJ. cnhcr -. lSi2 2-lv.
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G-EYSSL-TT ESL-siE.
A n article unequalled for cleaning and giving q
highly durable and most brilliant polish TO sil-
ver German silver, Brass, Copper, Buttania ware,
Tin Steel Cutlery, and for restoring the luslre on
vanished carriage, &c. TRY IT.
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail, 10y the
Susquehanna ChrysolIte Polish Company, Owego,
TIoga county, n. Y.
WM. FORSYTH, Agent for Norhumd,
II, b. MASSER, Agent for Sudbury.
November goth, ls42.
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WN. -T-.E7EklT e. &C..
s;s5 SblAA fGIT'.l .=-21

Sa5sS-r-% NPt-E-A GGfst'l,--HEf
Commission & Forwarding Merchants.
Foot of WWov Slrcci Rad RoGd,
~ rnE urLAwAnE,
II NNlNG as,ocu',d Vi h them loscrh Daruot,
l I,tc Of Eos,ou Pa., rs cdrully Inform ,asir
hlc.d, and the public ccr craly. that 'h,y huv, IA.
k. Il th large AMI We known store and WHAT n,
foot of Willow Street Erluoal, lt,v occupic ly
Jacoh Martin, vhr'c they purpose doing Gcu"ra'
Commission and Forwarding Business, and fow
The local advantages cf tie place hDiE1 conn cited
with III he Iuh'c improvements that have their
outlet in tie city, they iluUrr themselves hey viii
IC able TO DO business to great, if not cater adj
vantage and upon a. reasonable terms A. any other
house, aud they assure their friends HAT any con-
s.lim,u's made 10 them shall have th'ir s'roi at
t,unu, and no cXoIuns spared to give entire salts
faction.
They are also prepared 10 receive and forward
goods 10 any Iour on the Delaware 9ud lrh'ch
tiycrs, between Mauch Chunk, Easron and Phla-
1r hia, via Delaware Divi>i aud IchGh Can j.;
also. To any point on The Juumta river, ~ Nor b
and W,s, BIanchrs oi the Su~quchlnua VIA SchuyI.
kiIl and Union, or tho Chesapeake amI iIde W atc'
, Canals.
For he accommodation Of Boats coming or GO.
ing via Schuylkill and Union Canals. Slr ml "a'
viii b, k,p, expressly for towing boats from She
Schuv,kill around In the Delaware and hack, Which
will en- Tile merchants to have thclr produce tci'
weed nn the Delaware, and their good -lippd at
a saving ol 80 to - per cent. on the Iur"s e.
hauling nc o,s,-wirh these advantages thcy re-
sp,cllully solicit share oi PATRONAGE.
W:HElLMAN & co.
William H,man, }
" '.''l - ~ - ,,.., . . go,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17

JAMAlCA, T.. T. JUNO JITI, INII
Doctor Wi lam Wight Dear Sir-lt Is with
great sati. faction inform Nou of .ay having hc,u
entirely Cucd Of Dyspepsia, of five years standing,
by the usc Of your l~pI'S NrGLTAELE PILLs.
Previous To mcc'in. with your celebrated m,d,-
cine ! had h,ru uudcr tie hands Of several Phy-i-
cluus, and had ui,d yaiiou, medicines; hat all /.
no effect Alter using one % caLt box Of Your
Pills, Eow,vcr, cXTuicrccd 50 much hcr eft, that
| resolved t. p,rstvctr IN the use Of thcm according
10 dir,ctors which am hairy 10 state hes result
cd in pct,ct cure IuGraDrudc To YOU co. The
crca, lcrdil ! have rocci,ed, aud also in tie hope
hat Others similarly afflicted may be- mdured 10
make uial of your cNrraordn1ry mcticlue, scud
you thus sia'cm,nt with fuil llhr'Iy to publish the
same, il you think ~ pcr. lour.. DC.
New uik. Iuuc 10, IsIl. &C. BLACK.
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NV NoUK, SEPT, 20, lsil.
This il 10 certify that | have used WUIGnr'S
INmAN NtGrrhSLE pILLs With The greatest bcnc.
fit; having ,nnry cured my yscli of 4 c frequent at
ta,ks OF SICK Headache, t. " hjch had previously
been subject ANN MARIA THOMPSON,
392 Greenwich STREET n. Y.
To Mr. Eiclarl D,nni>, Agent for Nught's ln-
liau Vegetable Pils.
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ed y q ~ @S -

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
NEW ENGLAND OIL COMPANY.
No. % North Water Street, Phla.
RE ANUFACTUREES and dealers in Oils nf
w 81 every description both for burning and
manufacturing purposes, which VIII he sold much
io"Cr than they can be rrocurrd elsewhere, and
Warranted in quality to equal any in the city. Any
oh sold hy the company no, proving as e resented,
may he reformed without any expense to the Yur-
chaser, and the morcv viii tie refunded.
Their ,tock now - storr consists OF Tie loliowing
IL
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j. I'D. Waters,
M TA NAGDHE

- RESPECTFULLY informs The citizens of the
IL borough of Northumberland, and its vicinity,
that he has commenced the
Tailoring Business,
in al its various branches, in the shop formerly
occupied by Henry S. Thomas. directly opposite
Forsyth's store. As he receives the New Yoih
and Philadelphia Fashions quarterly, he is enabled
to do all Jobs entrusted to him, after the neatest and
laes, style, and upon the shortest notice.
Northumberland. April 22d, lSl3.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17

10000 gallons Winter Blcachrd SPcrm0 :
Oh, =
COCO do do Colorcss Oil, "a
l5oo0 Go Fail and Srriua Sperm Oh :
10000 DO Winter Sea ELEPHANT, 2
20cCU do do Pressed Whale oil =
COCO do Summer do do do
$4,000 do Common Whale OIL
goo Barrels superior S1ra = oil,
geo DO Cod Bank OF,
80 dn Meas Foot Oh,
- Casks Olive Oh,
Ia, ucr's uds, } :
9Th, Company has number oC Vessels en-
gnccl in the Cod Fishery, and Tanner, may ely
upon getting At all times OlI as pure a imported.
rhrlIdclphia. Nov. l3, lNi2.--lv.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-31

'apriytage. TheIanrs i ernpsrsfiseIv
exemrilOm sgisek 6fshe liessisA 4 \ ,,,s
ne beliese wildly 80 Ifotn SHARKS ef.ks
xhest niAge-.impropeSly esllrd EsfrH.
In fhis isfiia,sr, tl'r9e l. no olssrs;en Il,
soaing aseshyih Sspsesaber IS i ccns,c..-
iens. u IL arqaire- aois,sr ! growth, /,
may beErd olT by eslses orshetp. Indeed
= eonsiderabls oljeri in sowing Ills grain,
insomeparSs Uflhe conniry. Is 10 alIsIsl Pas
are IN the fall.winlrr, and rally in spring.
@llFn i cannot ne hid lrom grass. IN
snme lof the 20 rk districts Or Ohio AMI
kentacky. tits highly .slnab'ein 4 isrrs.
pet " here snow does nj acrernulase
20 prevent H. being pasinfrd. We know II
nothing equal IN II Cor cakes, ewes, ana
lamts, in the lall and winter. Rnt even
where SHOWS 0fcunsidrrable depth lie On
the ground for mouths. il Is annhieet we'll
deser, ing attrntion l,sr lsll and spring pas
tarage. II animals are onIy allowed 10
feed on il when lie grolnd'is in :. proper
state-ihat y. when they win mol pnach
il = i'm their leet-ii may be pastnred
.guiie elossiy in'ihe fsli and winter without
injury 10 ihe yield q grain. and there Is
no doubt that pasIuring sometimes IN.
creases The yield. In some parts Of tlle
country. II Is frd IN ihe spring I'll srass
will afford "bhe.v lis then allowed
to grow ill the grain u flied a bcgins
10 lnrR, when hogs a.e mniediin to cal II.
Atthis stage &c The grain. !. does NOT sha.es
ont. and the hogsgelii pretty clean, IRAN.
pie d,wn-ue straw, an,lietre good deal
Of manure This il considered, In TIP
distric,s'where ], Is pfaeticiil. one Of Ia
best modes 6f enliriing ground.
Rye requires lighter soil Than is mhst
congenial io''whcat. li0lien docs wen on
quite sandy or grayflIy land. where whca,
would fail. Wheat is generally more
profitable ona soil 70 which il Is adapted
Than rye. provided II escapes injury from
insects. On such soils The yield II equal,
if moi greater than ihat of-ryc. In some
neighborloods where wheat has been In
jured nv The mi,lge for a wear or two past,
rye isfconsilered A pfeityHcertain 'crop,
and we find many farmers in This vicinity
arelintending 'to,lisconrinne. fsrihe.prcs.
eni,Iihe sowing Of wllea'. ION account Of
the insec. here mentioned and substitute
rye in It's place. This would seemIto' be
avery judicious one, TO be- followed at
least as long as danger to be apprehend-
ed from tine insect. Albany Chr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-31

ever lhiIiy yss'sleha laksa . lrsdi-f - Il
highly impsrast 81 n he pukisc Stare
a ti,is eoVniry; ls . :. kara ! agsd tai.s
e nan sfaaeulsr ed alaess umFsral
.lshns; heLas BAD 81 sisxp.ri~ues IN he
Aiminisifallsn Il slmes, 81 sns rnkiss a.
FAIRS: he has ssFssd "a nsHy sesss sin
sohdeIlBl jsdgoeri end - lily N k.th
Honsss aI caneEes--..l anesl shsrh -
psifafmsi q aFdnnns sod ailiienli dur -
4 Is pEssieinG alkers. wiih nssxsa pld
sAil aad sa'i.fsfhar; ne IN. pesE Ensd
mnss inror. n SERVERS u ID rovhfry m
. dipiansiir riaEartrs. ~ ahe rfgFr.sn
iiss II tbs Gass raasn In Eurare 81 0s.e
sl he mol uy i.g periods - iss hi l.fT,
a.d masi Shy eotdut Tel n a.st,slfcs-fy
eonelUsi.n seiy dslicsie and lfauhle-
some negu'isiioi; &c has sxsseased .he du-
lies of she drpsrgeni &c Site si,h tol-
umnae and unexaa pied ability. Tie
10 . mao Of Eankness and hon, E-sf us.-
qresnansd leIi snd shlli.y. and = aaa
Of noble and generous besring."
.W Boston tomisr.
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sir Ard ihis i.'thr essdid /. II en- he
sDemoefssis' Try hs.e e. nd la tls
leaI T. II the III - S,s.ss.
De, Jsnss X Pen 3. liess sh.tshe n.a
psr haze no yfghf n ksaw he opiniens Al
easdidaits lrrfiss lleaI shal re sad
in Irilsr % = conm.llse 81 Nea n ). 10
. lelsr esiFd. #
coisnsia. Mss IS. 1870
aThs shirf. il %, Ifs rrls ralpr II ne
sigl % :, Rf.gr, ronsisis il ID. re-. TIA
Il mas h. sx-Ees ] unduafandiHgiy a
fie constituent bogg, II j. -. wlelh.I
ne ,mHfdisIe rnnsu'renrs nsisiss { n
i.-si.l.tarr. Or o. theIe pie n ihsr ri
shsIy e.I aciiy. IN ths Lrien - ,hsH *
eenfire 81 legislslsesgens. In eiih'
erase The eohtiiintnl has Alright 10 knns
lhe ,ag ininns az Ihe candidate b fore be
es,is lis vOie." LII
JAMES X. POLK.
IL mt thi.explishl Mr. Pe'k admi..
Che right ~ the ronsiilneni 20 kros Ilie
rspihIans &C he candid 4: and yel wh.H
h,ms, lf a csndidsie refuses in..deslsre HI.
'pin'on-l lsitn,l plsin that he means
~ cha A. o. least apart oftle peoI lp.-lIsl
Ne intends 10 dsfrcHd enh.r The Nnrsh Of
he Saulh into lie support l. II risht
-. 4 safe. 10 .rp?on. sueha mahl IirfI
y hat A. ia, kon said IN sn sddr, .. 81 lark,
son. Tenn, upon the very poiai:
"Isay sgsin. fellow eli . n. temeabel
the fate Of aneisnl Rams. and EEr- scl.
for no raa,hdsis who vii moi bill 70,
anh The fraHkntss ol IN in 'easnden
fresmsn. thesprinciplr. upon which. /
el,ried, he will admin ter , our. Gs,,In.
meni.- 1T
"Ih,I man IL deserves q he .la,s
~ho y ould vote for . Nun card date whe,e
his liberty isst slsks. sc Can Tree
man uhp values his IigLl, voc FIR such
. msn. who. ahen asked CIR bis prirc:.
pie.. insui's you with the reply. Il vii
snswsr no questions coming either frou
friend or foel answer for you that SoSI
WORTHY TO M FREE CAN DO so."!l
With this wsrnlng--this emf ha,ic de
nunciation from General Jackstn. ring
ing in their ears. let TIE Democracy a
The Uriou to,e Cor their mum card.
date James X Polk, If they eaa!
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Fror,.the y Y Courier and..EQqairsr.
JAMES X. POLK JN.TR0UBaE All
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We find- IN The WLis Courier. pub.
Ii he'd at 'pul. ski, Tennessee. &c The 4th
int. an eat nd, i AID especially int, r. So
ing account OF a public aeendg heliSst
tie court h"Lse ,n.that town on the ooh
If Sci TENDER last. ="at s-=-s -zaf1
The meeting sas convened prime pal y
tot GIVE he repnr,jof tie romm tee ar
pointed for ,pecn servlre some weeks
p evious. Tn committee ron, ist,d Il
screen gentlemen. and the otjccl Il their
appointment was 10 submit cert in reso-
hiiuis, with accompanying questions
concerning his opin'o',s On r'omintn'
sol j.cs 10 is.ue before tie ceun ~. Ia
James X. Polk, al 10 reqnes, answers
IRON him upon ,ker. At The met ting
BY wh,rh the ceuIi lee was arppointtd
atranile US adapted setting 10th the
answer. vi ich Mr.. Polk ha'sp'es~u.ly
gwen To The same Questions in Hhh h le
had ii clsr.d himself OPPOSED 10 pro
,cclive r,tf, IN FAVOR OF imm eGi~te an.
mex ,ion,' &c that his letter t. ]. r
Ka 0l p'nnsyl,anis had been lnterp't'
ted. in vaious er ttnns { the counuy, a:
: aeowing an opposite cpnron; that III:
views on the su' "t,f ANNEXATION we'e
! not ,l"a'ly ,nGer.t odb, TIE people ; aud
,ha' i, was Of the finest inpaIta' ce Il
! all who mend to v.te al the Gaming tltc'
tior, perl, cily 10 understand The position
AMI seltm, MS al Il pr>ons for " on
Ia. ir Votes are subjected. Ii snw of all
The ricum tances .et for b IN Il i. pr.am'
be the weeusg p ssed the following re-
sol' TORS: .-,.t --
Res. Iced. IT a, the Chairman app"in'
Committee # seven persons. rtsrec"
fully 10 sddr SIS a l. tier 10 Gov, Polk, en-
'ln,e i'm copy 81 This preamble aud re-
solutions, aud sol ant Early reply. With
oul re!erer ce tn his loImer adde's At
speeches, % ihs following t,efregs tories
To VT:
! /. Are yon 10 favor of the Tariff act u
ls42! t-...s.s
), 2. II net, are you in f,vct Of is rere:
and the estahl,shm. n, nt u e set OF 1893
canine My called he Conproni'e Act!
!, 3 II net in favor ni SAID act 81 1912
nor Of lis repeal AID the re,est bl'shmen
Of sid act Of 1893. ate you IN f''or g
mod. 6ra,iprs of laid at, OF 1912! l
So, what mod fra ions. in your opinion
! should re msie I'm tse 'pres-n, duntsnp"'
The follow ing STITCHES, to Wit: Brown ST
/ gar. Hemp, Iron in bars and bels. roll
J, ed and no, rolled. and,n rigs. Musset
and Rile., Cool, Fnr. Wool aid Woo
Hats. Shoes and Bm t.. Resey mad
r Clothing. Coarse Domes,ics, Blankets
. and Sal, !, AZ. ss.z # ..4.a 80. 4
+ 4. Are you in favor OF Te,ani Coffe
, remsining free Articles. or should d,lts
aud what duty, be imposed upon them!
' 5. In your er to J. X. Kane, esq.
/, Philadelphia, DO you inseud To be u"del
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-31
SON INC WlNrER GRAlN.

Hhfa. 1t is not always easy to tell
whether early or late sowing would be
most advisable. Early sown grain gets
the hest hold against The winter. and
whc e il is no, liable to attacks from in
seets, will generally yield best. Bnt il