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Rifbmona Dailp AUbia.
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THE LOVE OF LATER YEARS.
BARTON
ThOy err who doom Loves bgh,es, hour blooming youth
10 known l...s -.-"' 900. ..f 1917 10
u. paest tenderes holes, power in after life 10 shown
When passions chasensd and ssbascd rper ysa arc
And earth aud early things in Ugh, tia, breaks
from heayen. tH.7e
1t 10 the aush OF YOUTH or DAYS of clouIcs, ninth
We feel the tenderness aud truth Of Loves devoted
r.'r worth: '
Is Life then Is like tranquil stream which flows in sun
H.. shine bright, ~. I
And objects muorcd in share its sparkling
light. -
Ti' when the bowling winds arise and life is like the
Whose mountain pillows brave The skies dashed by the
D., - storn's conmo,ion;
When lightning eleases the muky cloud. and thunderbos
sstound Us, ... -n ..Hl.-. ..
lis when feel spirits by loneliness around
Oh. then, tho seaman's sight the beaeons twinknr
SURPRISES far lusc bright OF summers cloudss, day.
Zen such, To tried and wounded hearts manhoods
ker years,
The gentle light true love impsrts mid sorrows cares
md fears.
Its beams mnds Of bere their ire.hnn2 brightness
flag,
And show that life has what left which hopes
may cling;
steals upon the sick in heart the dcsos,e in SOUL
10 bid their doubts and fears depart and point brighter
goal.
II such be Loves triumphant power sprts touched by
time,
Oh! who shall doubt s loveest hour of happiness sub
In youth, tits like tho meieor's CLEAN which dazres and
sweeps by;
Ia after life. its splendou seem linked with eternity
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WoRr THAN, MeGRuDER & co. ol1;, 70

WoRrfAM, McGRUDER & co. offer for
w sale 49, 49,
10 h,ds NJ o. r. X. and n, f,oi, s,..,
~ boissIn a,
% Lds p n. and 81 CroI No'a. e.. p.r p,;,..
afo bass Rio, L-siirs nd Le.i oil law. Coz,
TEA-Ganpoweer Imperial and Bhek
" hbds prms wesern Bacon
900 bills No N. G.. Iisrrins,
10 do Nc family roe do
$50 do family Ytosr
loo boxes sIlo and 1912 Gas,
so do Soap
lto do wosdruns and Hun. pai.n, c.ps-.
- d, spsrm and patent spe.m do
1000 fegs Dup. sporiias AMI ba-isr Powder
'oo sides rood and god damaged sole Leather
rs boxes Tin Plate
1000 ibs speiter
500 saeks sah
800 lbs best English Shoe Thread
40 Nov, seoua Grind sto,..
400 Asts Naa~ assa'tsd. from lily 10 sody
ea.ks cop,eras
Sperm and wba. OH
eeroon Indigo
10 bags GINGER
10 do Pepper
Pnnenio, Mace Huimess and Cloves
Pure Cider vn>rar
100 busbels Glove. s~sd
Herd Gas and TIm.thy do
Bed Cord Cotton YAM, Cotton Lip.s
Lime and Gro.isd Plasier
ikON-A hrre and general assortm.ai Of iron E.s,b
Country aud Trede.ar OF an riLes
fioogh Plates and Sheet Irop
AtSs-smmons and Barns lnaie
srsEL-sprns. Enrlfsh Blsered
hnsrieAn do. Catt steel
Nail Rod. assorted f.. IL
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

--. IN k!CIfNOfD N
PTNHE Winter Co,,,.o ~ \ ..,,..-.. a, n, =.
III %, n.,,,., I,, :. y. lectures IN the Medi-
!" n, md .. hssa.y IN, .1 o. ocrosEs s., .s
hue hn'i uhe hst Of February following
.vsry .,r,s, na os,a, kdsss Ia. hem eospsi. and
ss.aes which are obtained
.4on W me usual Lectures Surgical Medical Gu
P,n.t.,s.,x "a ~ w" eo1eee Hospital CITY Ams hoss..
oo,orpn,, - -.,y y vnen tse student VIII have the
which he win be eaed IN The s
nv The number Of major and surze.l op-..
~heh sve been yearly performed
sesoy claimed Tor the Conere Hospital r-put.io. Of
ssalns school foS Surgical instruction
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REMOV AL.
TndEDu DnNax-Ir. -.

IL II l'I " n
OSEPH BONANITA respectfully informs hi.
" itends and the public generally he puovod h
confectionery 81 Fancy Store
iom NO ISl 10 No &C. Vert Main (neI; dor Mean.
Van Lew Smith Co ard opposite yhos 4 Price
@ ~nere ne hopes by stret sSon
tin-arss u heir favoGrs-
lonsanty hand. choice assorent Of Pr,neh
and al other kinks OF his
sensfai assortment OF thing
efea ruis Preserves or all kinds Good, Tow.
having htey returned from and fr.s
stoh CT Goods be assures those who may him with cali
usi t3e quality and pnes eanno; fail please.
Inc subrser return. has thanks public b.r
pauorase eeso~eion hum for the year, e
py To zee t'-m At his tsusr To
them. - - -
Country Merchants DO well to call on him
JOSEPH BONAvrA,
$500 No 20 West Main Street,
oe Richmond Va.
SCorf-s SUPERIOR RoN SAFES warranted 20 stand longer
- IN the IRE than sny u-c-LAisy the rI.a,
Ere at PiSts5urg, ke
PrrsBUGH 10Th May IS45
DO hereby certify that on the ioth April
IN TINS city destroyed by the nnd
specie &e preserved peroey although in the
tion by an Asestos Fre Proof by John
ALLEN Nv . Ipp
Mr. h 10 an Exchange Broker n a large busibes-l
The following 10 from Of burned
out some time sines snee IN Baliiaore;
Nc. scoTr, Baltimore;
sI-Seeine esr.dcais u your Abe-.os Chests p.b
hshed the Patriot Of the h hereby
served IA one Of your chests ais respectfully
JOHN CARBON.
" As Agents for hs manufacturer all
stIes - u WILLIAMS q HAXAI.L
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF yoIJR
OWN STATE

ffanhhn Manufacturing Company hand M then
rhh MILL near the Depot Of the southern Railroad rood
sofuoen OF ersa supernne fine folded
hat cap papers ruled PLAIN; meda p,n.Ax .ay,o ~
wrapping papers Of various loves, Wholesale pres
70 ~hh uey invite public attention, quality ana
PIer eanuise;iTe viii bear pr,-iuetn
OF any Northern Factory They prepared erees ou-, FOR
any description OF that the customer. NAV
require Merchants and dealers 10 can the P,
NIL and eIaInine for - -. ~
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Fresh Hardware, Cutlery, DC.
ME undersigned have received a porti.

their Faiis,oek % nsniwsrr Cutlery &c, and
q, days the whole of their purekssps Of
been rough hes, terms We respectfully sDll
eau fem friends
sell and
sausfae;ion. sArTH & HARWOOD,
Sc Nc. a Main
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SAMUEL HISs.Y, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent for the above Company Is prepared
applications for Life Insurance for the periods
named viz for for life. ard for not
eIecng go single life The Of Insurance
Of the intermediate mated in The above Advertise
well IS all other Information Interesting tbnS desiring effect
INSURANCE. VIII al,o mace application. Tie al,an
offered by this Company. 6cieysd sgI
superior 10 those offered BY o;hs eheT thu w. - utSl
Britain. III. n. GWAIHMLY
Physician the soee,y-ihe Family Physician Of The party
whose life 10 insured. ce2I-u
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New and Rich styles OF Tea and Di,s-
SERVICES. --oE

Osl epessd TT China Hail. few get. Of entirely new and
OF ies sbo DTher Services, To which attention Of
e paohe invited Likewise parer.. OF Ft-s,ns B.. ,,d
ne phne servees-aHd White various sixe. ap
Pne's Call LAT No. IL China Hau yyes, Maia street
A
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ROBERT NOTT.

House Sign Painter and Grnzier
SsTt <ssr 70 sAs ETft.sss Rsrt Rcl-,--s, Trrrisis
~ erersi iurthrr supply OF Pants Cope o,her
- Saraisss, sna EaHisI- brsLss Bedcs An assot
msnt OF French al! American Wicw
3ore6 inches all Of which he up OF the
most rrasolhb!r
N. IA large supply Of Soap Paint for ale lnu nm
psnor paint for Tin shinzed koohs MS
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EXTKACr VANILLA, FOR FLAvoRING ICE
- cHrEHs ETcThs EItract Possesses
concentrated form the delicious aud much admired
odor OF the Van la Bean, and for culinary purposes
found the OF
For sale by ALEX. DUvAL CO,
All,
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
LIB Virginia and louisiana Line-To sail on
- the lat December positively regular packet Brig
JOHN LANCASTER, Cap. !ese Loveisnd above.
FOR height cabin or s;eeage having
dAticns Apply To Captain on board al Luaiass wharf
DAVID CURRIE
or CHAs. 7. WORKMAN.
es-sbipSsr. al please sed sL As NJ frrish
Will be received sfer Saturday, the 29h
"a
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kI..sl. y Rai1.-Js, a. .a.1.ra.ee Of sIOo.
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|bLANs-y w RANDOLPH d co, have hr s.ls --vrr.I
hosdlsd hs.es PAsys, 10 TIE shssp Psnphs Nta no
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WANTED WANTED

SALNE-Just received celebrated SAv., for Cuts, Budbes
~ Cons and Burns which warranted allesses
NUCURE-NO PAY. LEWIS GiNTER,
~ Main st..
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

ing to make his deposit, aud take his money,
Bridge had the impudence TO go to Mr.. Swan,
aud ask him when he was going TO leave SWIM
took the precanion 10 date his departure week
later than the time he did depart, and thus saved
himself A plan was afterwards made to rob
the office in the night Two "gentlemen' of
responsibility were got to ascertain where the
key was kept, and did SO without mistrust. Dew.
ev was to stand near the Office with wagon and
two horses to run off the money, and Bridge
was to enter the office. Circumstances preven.
ted this plot BY the way, in the history Of this
plot, we can plainly see confirmation strong that
Mr.. s. could have been robbed, in our CITY Of
the public moneys without any discovery in the
annals Of time. Had Mr.. Swan been robbed,
in the stage or at his office, as Bridge planned,
how maay would have cried "he robbed him
self" III further development Of all these things,
pretty good circumstances are brought up as
proof tha, bogus is now manufactured by whole.
sale at Nauvoo as also is counterfeit money.
Nauvoo bogus, and counterfeit Indiana have
been described tous accurately, aud we are con-
fdent that il is the best of the kind
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

A VALUABLE NEwsrArER.-A passenger by
the Cambria offered for sale on Thursday morn
ing, in New York, a copy of Wilmer & Smiths
Times, OF the 10Th, at three hundred dollars
stating, that an hours perusal OF the only other
price. Some newspaper publisher doubtless
paid it, for the purpose OF laying The news early
before his readers. The Evening Post mentions
the toc, for the purpose of showing how romark-
ably the law of supply aud demand niintains
itself under the most extraordinary contingent
ces.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

Ma. EVERETT, our Minister in London, on re-
ceving information of the death of Gen, Jackson,
invited his conntrymen, by public notice, TO
join in marks of respect to his memory, and re.
quested that the commanders of all American
vessels in the ports OF the United Kingdom would
hoist their flags at hali.mast, and that the usual
badge of mourning be worn by the Consuls, Vice
Consuls, and all other citizens of the United
States, for the same length of time as at home
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

Ggy- There has been cons deIabie falling Off in
the post office revenue in Philadelphia, but not
as much as in New York. This was, however,
expected. The postage of the Government will,
we presume, reach nearly s 100 600, which with
thu $50, 900 appropriated by law, will, we think,
be sufficient TO cover any deficiency in the reve.
nue.. Next year the revenue will, no doubt, be
greatly increased by the increase of letters.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

that their office does not require all work and
no pay, and the number OF designations the Uni
on says is considerably diminished This is
since the publication of the Postmaster General,
allowing postmasters for the current year the
same compensation they received during the cor
responding quarter oflast year the only cur
talment of compensation, now, being the loss of
the iranking privilege.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

SuNBuRY AND ERIE RAiLRoAp.-The able f
ditor of the United States Gazette, ever the faith
iul and devoted friend Of Pennsylvania improve
ments is arousing public attention to the impor-
tance and necessity of this projected road. We
trust he may be successful, but, in the mean time
could not he lend us helping hand in extending
the p. II. & p. Railroad to the valleys of the
Susquehanna' Give us a lift.-PothviM En-.
porfum
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

C7-Another Roorback story has been going
the rounds Of the papers, in the shape Of a letter
from Col johnson acknowledging that not he,
but that Mr.. Fig had killed Tecumseh. The
story was palpaby absurd, on It's face, that
did not think il worthy OF notice II has
since been con,radicted by some of Col John
sons frienos by showing that Mr.. Fig was never
IN the engagement.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

The difference in the receipts for postage, at
the Philadelphia Post office, between the month
of July, lsii, and the same month of 1915, un
der the new postage law, shows a decrease of
81 ,Sy9 % cents, as follows
July, 1871, sl3,Gll 90
July, 1878, s,7ll SO
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

ORCHARDS II your trees have moss on them
or their bark is rough, scraPe them in the spring
but whether they are so or not, take mixture
of equal parts Of soft soap and sulphur, and
paint the trunks from the roots upwards, as far
as you can well reach. This will destroy the
insect embryo, and preserve your trees from
girdling OF mice and rats. To destroy the
worms o:"mbryo, which may be in the ground,
dig the earth from around the roots OF the trees,
for few feet and TO the depth of a few inches !;
submit, the earth thus up to the operation of fire.;
when cool, mix with it gallon OF lime to each
tree, and replace it ifyou doubt the efficacy
of this treatment, try it on few trees this fall
and we will bet you peck of ladies bushes,
that you'll subject every fruit tree on your farm
to the same operation next fall.-American
Farmer.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

PRIME MISIslER's ESTIMATE OF THE PowER
OF THE PREss-Charles X, of France, might
yet have reigned, but for one power he had pro.
voked-the press. 1t was against this his coups
d'etat, (strokes of policy) were levelled, and it
was by this he fell. So great was its Importance,
that Prince Metternch considered it the actual
government Of France and said, "Ifl were not
the prime minister of Austria, would be
Journalist al Paris"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

PRoGREss OF EXTRAyAGANCE-lt is, men
toned in the New York Mirror, that the cost of
ladies' fans in some of the stores OF Broadway is
one hundred dollars. The editor says, he saw
manageable looking young man purchase
one Tor hls intended. aud pay seventy five dol
lars. Seventy five dollars for fan This ex-
ceeds IN extravaganza fifty dollars for pock-
ct handkerchief. At this rate 1t would cost
as much for a fashionable belle to rig herself
out IN beau killing style, as it would to fit out
steam iriga,e that would blow up Mexican
town and kill all the inhabitants. 1t is not an
unmeaning phrase TO call some ladies "dear
creatures.
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=: n. PALMER. Esq.. at his Reni E.-
Ssf"rdns, .7ssust Q, !si5.

y. n. P.aL.TER. Esq.. at hts Reni ks-
tate ami Coui OEce. sorner Of Sd and Chssnxt
Streets, Phfiadelt,hfn. Is nufho'f:sd Ia act as
.7gcnt, ard receipt TOR all momies due fhi,
OfiCr. for subscrft,ffon Or adrertfsing.
.sl,o at hts Odfce .N0. 100 .Nassa" Street.
MN York
find 8 r. Corner ef Raifnore and Cairert
sts, baltimore
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

FALLING Orr-The receipts at the n. York
Post office, during the month of June under the
cheap postage system, were only about $4,000,
just half the amount received the preceding
month, under the old system
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

C. TFxAs.-The convention from the last ac-
counts, is progressing harmoniously in forming
constitution for the state OF Texas There is a
proposition TO form two new states, one To be cal
led Austin.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

A NEw THEORY or THE GuLF STREAM has
been broached by writer in Hunts Magazine,
for the present month. II is written by John A.
Parker, Esq From information furnished by
Capt. TI!pou, an old respectable shipmaster, Mr.
Parker arrives al the conclusion that the gulf
stream is submarine current from the Pacific
Ocean, which becomes heated in It's passage
through regions heated by neighboring yolca.
noes
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

GES. BRADY AT a dinner given, by the Bra
dy Guards TO Williams Light Infantry, among
others was the following by George C. Bates
Esq -
"Gen Hngh Brady-May we all. like him.
ever have our knapsacks ready, either 10 do
battle with the enemies of our country, or the
King of Tcrrors himself"
The felicity of the compliment can hardly be
appreciated without understanding the allusion
Gen. Brady. though far advanced in years has
seldom seen sick day, thanks TO hardy frame
and life of temperance though of exposure and
hardship. But year or two since, he became
seriously and dangerously i'll, and his friends be.
liesed that his last hour was at hand. The ia.
mily clergyman was sent for, TO break the IL
dings TO the unconscious dying man. The duty
was discharged kindly and tendery. Instantly
the old soldier raised himself in his bed and ex.
claimed :--''Well sir, let the drum beat-my
knapsack is slung "'-Deroa Adrerfiser.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

The Duties paid at the Boston Custom House
on Thursday last amounted to sl25,O0o, and
during the month of July 500, 900, being an in.
crease upon the amount received in July, lsii.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

sale at Nauvoo as also Is counterfeit money.
Nauvoo bogus, and counterfeit Indiana have
been described ,ous accurately, aud we are con.
fdent that il is the best of the kind.
IsExuArsTIniE SUPPLY or GrANo-- Many of
our farmers havc been deferred from making use
OF guano, from an apprehension that the supply
might iail, aud that so powerful a stimulus would
injure the SOIL unless the same substance could
be annually applied. Erroneous as this las, no
ton is, it will perhaps be more or less entertain
ed until repeated experiments shall have shown
in this country, as in others, that its tendency
is permanently invigorailng:
The fear that there will not be found an am
pie supply on the coast OF Peru uione, for the
wants OF Europe and the United States, will
cease " th those who can give credit to an ofl
cial report made to the Peruvian Government,
in 1912, and published at Lima under The au.
thorIy Of the Treasury department, ( )Iinisierio
de Hacienda. This report gives the result ofa
survey made bv order of the Peruvian govern.
ii deg. South, called the Chinchas, where is
found one of the many deposits OF ousno which
abound on the coas, of Peru ard Bolivia, to an
extent OF 500 miles. The surveyor, after some
remarks upon the origin and nature Of guano.
states that, from admeasurement. he found the
superficial extent of the deposits on these three
slets to be ,55l ,406 .quare yards--Che vnra
is computed at 33s inches. EnglIsh) and the
depth to vary according to the irregular surface
of the rock upon which it is based but making
liberal allowance for the points of rock rising
/ bove the bed Of the general mass he calculates
an average depth Of 80 varas, which gives the
sum total of 93, ,264, $50 cube varas The re.
port adds, "1hc cubic vara of auano AS found in
these deposits weighs more than half a ton but
/ taking no account OF the excess We have here
46 632,l $50 ToSs-which, if extracted at the
| rate of 80 600 tons per annum. woull last NOR.
than 900 years and valued at $50 per ton. .
mounts to S223l ,609 000, a sum such as no
mine has as yet produced"
! Max nC every reasonable allowance for or
rors of survey, and over estimate of depth, !
think here is abundant evidence that Peru,
from these islets alone, can supply the world
with guano for many general ons.
EDWARD BARTLETT.
New.York, May II, 1915
American Aprirurist
CT. M, A. v
tains the following extracts ot letters from j. A
,.,n.h,a 'nn',.
A,.u 81 Isl,
That lcbabo, Gu,no !. n mos, roxs,roI v.,.
niCuge in des,,ovi,g worms ,Lers on, ho -,
do,,, ,,,I;sd !, 70 s,,.. ,oooh
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sts., baltimore.

GgTuE WHEAT CRor.-Finer wheat was
probably never grown, than has been produced
this season We have heard of farmers who
have wheat that weighs GS lbs. per bushel
There is but little smut to be found. The crops
on the hills, however, are in some places light,
though the grain is excellent. The long con
tinued dry weather has already, we fear. serious
ly injured the corn and potato crops The corn,
in the bottom lands, it is true, will yield ex.
ceedingly we'll, but on high ground it has suffer.
cd severely for want Of rain. The roiatoe crop
we fear, will be small The water in the Sss-
quehanna has not been so low for many years.
Cy-LAEGE Cnors We understand that Mr.
John B. Shipman ncardhis place will have about
1000 bushels OF wheat. The wheat crop of Co!
IL c. Eyer, near Selinsgrove, will b. abont 22CO
bushels. and the crop of Mr.. App, between this
place aud Sensgrove. about 1000 bushels
Uy-Tur STATE TAx.-The quota of the State
tax, for Northumberland county, has been paid
into the State Treasury The strong democratic
counties of Berks, Westmoreland, Columbia and
Northumbci land have been as prompt on this
occasion, as they are when their votes are re-
quired at the ballot boxes. They did not boast
of wha, they could, or would do, but went quiet.
| ly TO work and performed their duty. The great
! whg county OF Lancaster, on the other hand,
made loud professions Of what She intended to
! do but, we believe. the State received no other
| aid than her good intentions. Some great coun.
! ties like some grea: men. are great swacgerers
! We rrcollcct that some of the counties of the
! interior received no small share of rcproach in
| the Legislature, on account of the alleged low
valuation and assessment oftheir property The
| Representative OF Lancaster, we thought used tc
take awfully big and important strides across
the Senate chamber, when talking OF the grea,
county of Lancaster. The result fthe labors o.
the Revenue Commissioners, however, soor
showed that she was considerably behind somc
of the counties complained of. True demncracy
will never fear the test of scrutiny, and is al
| ways sure 10 come out right end up
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

ENrrRrRisE Two weeks have elapsed since
the fire in New York and now, on the place OF
one of the stores destroyed has been erected
large brick store, one hudired feet long and
forty five feet wide, and nearly completed. II
is to be rooted, finished and occupied by its
owners, MesSrs p. Naylor Co, some day this
week. This is showing energy and despatch
If the proper attention has dcen paid 10 building
the house well, substantial walls and fre.proof,
the owners may not have occasion to exhibit
their energy in the same mode again for long
period.