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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-17
ADMINISTRA SALE.
VALUABLE FARM
NOR SA L. T.
+ OR S A l. f..

"Y VIRTUE of the power vested in me, by
= the will of the late THoMAs GRANT, decd,
will he sold at public sale on Wednesday, the ed
day Of July next, at the Mansion House, upon the
premises Of the Mansion Farm of the late Thomas
Grant, decd, in Augusta township, Northumbcr.
land county, Pa, situate the east side Of the Ri
yer Susquehanna, equilistant. and about a mile
from the Borouehs OF Sunbury and Norhumher,
land, all that valuable estate. late the Mansion
Farm Of sad Thomas Grant, decd, adjoining the
farm Of Samuel Hunter on the south. land OF Tho.
mas Robins on the east. other land of The late Tho.
mas Grant on the north. and the Susqnehanna Ri-
yer on tn west, containing, together, two hundred
and twenty six acres and seventy perchcs, more or
less, of which about two hundred and fifteen acres
are cleared and about one hundred and fifteen acres
are first rate River bottom land.
The Improvements consist Of two story double
farm house. 40 feet front by 80 feet in depth, with
frame back building and frame kitchen, and stone
milk house aud oven attached. and pump and
well Of excellent water in the kitchen, stone
smoke house, large bank barn. LIST story stone.
2d do. frame, so feet long bv SO feet in depth, 2
story wagon house, with gianary above and c,rn
crib at ached, fame carriage house and granary.
and large log b'rn and stable. with new and
improved cider press, with shineied roof over the
same. And
ALSO A two story brick dwelling house, con.
tlIninE III font 30 tft anu III uPp'n ~ PPt, ~
inches and brick two story kitchen, 20 feet in front
by IA feet, inches in depth. There are upon
the premises two apple orchards in excellent order,
ofthe most valuable fruit. con aiming about
eight and the other about nine acres.
This Farm is one Of the most valuable and pro-
ducve in the State is in the highest state If cul.
,ivston, and located in the heart ola district,
which, for salututy of climate and picturesque
scenery. is unsurpassed. 1, is situate on the pool
of the Shsmokin dam at the eastern terminst N oi
The Northumberland Bridge. Its proximity to the
thriving hnrouGhs of Sunhury and Northumberland
and the probability tina, the hills contain valuable
bodies of Iron Ore and its adm rah'e location in the
heart OF the iron and Coal regions Of Pennsy lyan'a
to which there is a heavy aud increasing smer,.
ton, gives this property an additional value, aud
renders it well worthy of the attention of capital
ists ard farme's.
u~T Terms made known on The ,lav of sale.
KENDERrON SMITH.
Admir-, &C., of Thomas Grant, decd
Sunhurv, Nav 10, lS45.-St
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-DESo AGaEcaEnAJ' -
VEGETABLE COMyosNb,
PAR THE CURF'f
ID Y s p f. > ! a

"IIS Medicine IS ojr'ed TO 'he pu'rc e'''
ally from a fun onH'cuon that II Is s>np''
t. anv other mrdcin now IN use, Tor lh' cure
DYSPEPSIA, Liver Complaint, Nervous be"i'"
Bodily We,kuess, Sc
II, effects have ,ren tested in private Irac'
,fue,r ,,rh, yers aud It rs now more eNiensiy'
c,,cula,ed. at he saltcitude OF many who have
ceiyed IN, .,ost signal eneiit from the u'e 81 q.
The CIowing is one among numher OF etd
Gates rceiycd ia relation 10 the success OF his !
dcirs;
LANCASTER Co. Msrth lS
Ds. GFopsr w. sLLEN,
Dear SIR 1T is with great pleasure that |
torn you of he sucrcsS attending your lyspe
Medicine, while empiryed IN INV prat ice, +
pas, experience, hrmiy hshere that In eight
out of ten the Dyspep'ic, by The use "i sour n
cine. ma, enrir " rld himself OF thus thorn Ia
pathway Of HE: not only IN dysPeltc cases
IN ail cases of constipation, and diseases deIef
IN dihilI,aied state uf The nervous system,
,her with a To, p,d state of the bowels, will yat
GNr be fou d of rrstlmabls value. Nuucr 20
stances wherein the usefu ulness of the med
h,en realised, may I've forwarded, if require
wish yau great success, and recommend the
cine to the suffering part of mankind.
Nouis. with great respect,
ROBERT hGNEW, VI
Ct For sale a, the store OF II, B. Masse',
for the proprietor, Sunbury, Pa.
October Goth, lsia.-iy
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NEcEc1NES, DRUGS,
DyEsTuFFs. PAINTS. dc.

Y>HE subscriber keeps constantly for sale on ''c
Il most reasonable terms, an assortment OF Meit-
cines, Drugs, Dycsufs. PAINS Oils. Varnlshes, g.
Beng largely engaged in griniln. such or'iclcs
as Ginger, Mustard snd Pep er. he has tn IN for
sale "t a superior quality, below the market PrIce
He would mentl u that he has Patent Nj ,cnn
worked Ivy steam power, which enables hlm to sell
PUrrY of the very best quality for 81 cents H. in
Badd,rs, and cents in Bulk.
lie contil, nly asserts that his prices are such
as TO give satisfaction TO those who may favor him
with call J. w. W. GORDON.
No. l52 West Pratt St, Baltimore, opposite Bal
,imJre and Ohin Rail Road Depot.
n. b. No charge made for delivering Goods in
any part Of the c'v
March Slh. lSih.--2n
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TIE MOST REMARK AHI II
CURE EVER RECORDED.

HAppo>FIkLp, \. ] Apul 20, 1913.
On or about an, 18Th DAY M Oct rber, ls4l, eas
taken HIh violent pain IN the sile near the liver
vhrh tunilntpd Tor about five DAYS, and WAS fol-
lowed " the breaking OF az u'c,r, At sress in
wardy, wh,ch relieved the pain little, but caused
me- to throw ups great qu ,nuty OF offensive matter
and asn much hlond Being greatly alarmed At
ihls applied ,c physician, hut he said lie thoue I
hc cruld d, hut MI Tor ne eNc"p give m s''me
NcrcHY Pills. VII ca | refused 10 take, feeling
sarsftd thsl ,hey could do me no good many o.
ihcI m dies were then procured by my wite and
fnruL., hut none did me- any g"od-ard the dis
chargc OF blood aud corrupt n s'Il contnu'd evrv
fw DAYS and a, last become ot!r"s've that
could scarcely breathe lw also seized with vI-
olerr cough, witch al times caused me 10 rsse
mu h mme hiood than | had done hefure-and my
disease continued in this way, still growing worse.
uru F'bruary. when ali hope Of my recovery was
give" W. aud my iIIesds all ,houeh would die
oi a GALLuPING CuNsUMpgInS. Al this moment,
when my lite spparen " drawing near it, Glaze,
heard of DIR. NiSrAR'S Is A l. AN q +
WILD tHELRl and got bottle which Rs-
LIrvtp MI IMMEDIATELY ; and by he Use ot ouly
three b rlrs # Ihi~ med cine, all my pans were
remn,,d-my cough and spiung OF blood and cor
ruptinn entirely stopped AMI in few weeks my
heath vas ST. far restored as to enshe me Ia " tx
al my trade, (Which Is carpentcr) and up 10 lhls
rIme have enjoyed good health
THOMAS COZENs.
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, \. S.
Fers, nahy came before me, the subscribed one OF
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NNHI r., NT., OT HO1IIis V1dNI, U
Sunhurv, Nav 10. lS45.-St
Orphans Court Sale.

TN pursuance Of an order e the Orphans Court
L Of Northumberland county, will he sold at pub
Tic vendue or ou,cry, on Sau,d,y the oath day "f
Nav inst, AZ the Court House IN the h"r"uch uf
Sunbu,y v, to Wit: A certain tract nt unmproved
land, situate in III. township Of Aus ust, IN SAID
county adjoining lands of Jacob Ships. Genc"
Conrad and others. containing 93 acres ard l26
perchcs.-Late the estate of Wiliiem Gearhat. !.
deed. sale To commence al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Of
said day, when the terms VIII h- made known by
MARY H. tiEARHART.
Sunbuvy Nav 3, lS45-4t Gu,li,H.
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BOOT & SHOE MAKING.
NEW SkEFET-NGS,

~ w SSOS SS - - = ~ ~ 40
Vu1HE subscribers have received, and are now
l. ope'ins splendid assortment OF the following
goods
Saxony, Wilton and Velvet Carpetngs
Brussels and Imperial 3 ply do CAR
Extra supertine ard fine lugrans do : PEI
English shaded & Damask Venetian do ING,
American twilicd and tigd 40
English Drugge,ts aud WOODEN Floor Cloths
Stair and Passage Bookings
Embossed Piano and Table Covers
London Cheullle and ruftei Rugs
Door Mats of every description.
Also
4 large and extensive assortment of Floor Oh
Cloths, from to eight yards wide, cut to fit eve
" description Of rooms or passages.
Also. low priced Iugrain CarIetngs fram 81 70
621 cents per yard, together with large and ex''r
sive assortment, OF goods usually kept by carpet
merchants.
The above goods vii be sold wholesale retail
at the lowest market prices. Country merchants
aud Others particularly invited to call and exa-
mine our stock before making then selections.
CLARKSON, RICH & MULLlG An,
Successors to Joseph Bnckwood No. IL Chesnut
corner Of franklin Place.
Phiialelhla Fec 22l, is4h.--
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4 TRULY WONDERFUL CURE.

W.rtpvlLLr, Oneida co.. n, Y. Sept Is, ls43.
Dear SRI owe it 10 the afflicted to inform
that in January last attacked hv a very vio.
lent cold caused 10y working IN the water. which
settled ru m, lungs. 1t vas accompanied by
r, st>ere pain in nv breast and sides, and also a
dsr,es .rng cough. had in attendance all the rest
meircal aid in our village hut after exhaus,ine all
their skill o no await they pronounced my disease a
cu>FIRMLp co>.UMrTIoN, and they one and ali
care up 10 die, After much persuasion | got
'he consent OF nv physician to use the BALs,M ~
Win Cu' my r'psred hy Dn WIsrAa. pur-
chased ot the Agent 10 our p,re one bottle before
usg naEf # which teean to gain strength, aud it
very evident nv cough was much better and
nv SYMPTOMS n every way improving | have
now usrd three bottles, and am rcS'Ortd 10 perfect
keQhh This re- ult is al ne owing - he u~'. I
DIR MISTAR'S BAL~AM OF WILD CHER
ny /; AMI take this method of !, wing u tn, in
flm,liun. parity To pay YOU the debt "t gratitude
owe you. and parity that other similarly afflicted
ma, know where 10 apply TOR relief
VIEW truly youIs. JAMES SAGE
Mn. PALMER Druggist. under date of Watsrvllle,
Sept 2ith, isi3, writes;
The stat men' given you by Mr. James Sage Is
vel kuown 10 he true by this UhOie cOHIaunlty,
l. C. IT inly a most remarka' lie cure. The sale
Of he Baam is very good, and its success IN cures
uuy iliterng lours rcsp ctlu'ly,
d. ID. PALMER
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Boot & s Oe
MAKING.

VUNHE subscriber, late of the firm Of Beck & Bro
4 sus, would respectfully inform his old Gust, M
and the public generally. that he now occupies
the building west of Henry Haupfs Tailor
hop and opposite George Bright's Drug store, in
rkn street, Sunbury, where he intends to cary
on his former business of
BOOT & SHOE MAKING,
in ali its various branches. He will be prepared %
do all kinds Of work in his line at the shortest
tiCe, and IL the most durable manner. He is thai k
fuI for former patronage, and by strict aendanc, to
bu. mess and reasonable charges, will endcavor 10
deserve a continuance of It.
JOSEPH BECK.
Sunbury, Feb. % ls45,-6m
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the Jushccs of ihePeacc in and for the ssid essn~
,y, Thomss ColEps, and being duly affirmed &C.
cordng TO law, saith the above statement Is in all
things true.
Affirmed bpfnre me, on tho Goth Of Aprd. lsdS.
CLrNSNr.J p.
Such is the unprecedented success Of this BAL
SAN,
"NiTTRES PAV0RlTE PRESCRIPTION"
prescription crngeni 1 10 oUr wants as it is pic-
the author Of nature has placed n swn IL,
for wise purposes that many who know nothi,.
of the mode Of lis prepar ,iion endeavoring to
reap pecuniary benefits by selling an article simi
in name, or in appearance, or by representing H. "
own trash as superior to this BALSAM, or by pa
ting up mixture and solemn'y asseversting tba, il
is imported from a foreign country, which is no. (, :,
case. All these deceptive ars go to show T. /
WI,TAn's BALsAM is known to the world to u
THE GREAT REMEDY" and that to ,rH
anv miy,ure it mus, bn Ike this in name, or ;,tr.
port to b.. like it in substance.
p Believe not the cunningly wrought fah,ira.
tions-snh take only the original ond gcnuina
WIsrAu's BALsAM OF Win CHERnr
NO OTHER CAN BE LIKE 1T.
Address all orders to ISAAC BUTTS, No 81
Ann ST.. New York.
Agents, JOHN w. FRTIING, Sunbury,
u. BRAUrIGAM. Northumberland
j. X. MOYER, Bioomsbug,
]. WAGGONSELLER, SeHns- Gropr.
BROWN & GREASY, MG,nriHe.
Feb 2cd iS45-
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PRICE CURRENT.
Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscribers
have left their hooks and notes in the hands Of
George Weisrr, Esq. for settlement and collection.
All persons indebted to the lae firm of Miller s.
Marz, are requested top upby the first of June
next, and all persons not comp wing with the above
notice expect suits 10 be brought agains, then,
for speedy collection. CHARLES MILLER,
WILLIAM MARTZ.
Sunhutv Nav l7th lSt5-3t
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WISTAR,S
RALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,

A Compound BRlsamtc Preparation fram
Wiid Cherry Bark and Tar,
The best remedy kno,pn TO The ,corH for the care Of
coughs, colds asthma. Group, bleeding Of The
lungs, 'choopine cough bronchiiis ,nfn-
easa shortne~ Of breath, pain and
iceokness IN the breast or side,
Ever combi1inf, and the
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-17
CENTRE TURNPIKE.

4 N Election for officers Of the "Cenre Turn
"A pike Road Company. leadIng fom Reading
to Sunhurv,' will I've held in the Borough oi Sun.
bury, on Monday The I'd day of June mex. at the
house of Elizabeth W,izcl The election will open
at O'Clock. r. NJ, and close at O'Clock, p NJ.
The accounts Of he Company for the past year Il
he submitted to the Siockh 3lders present, o, the
same time aud place. JOHN y. BOYD,
Secretary
Northumberland M,y Ie15-
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CONSUMPTION.

we VIII not assert that this BALSAM will cure
Consumption in ist ,oorsf form but it has cured
MANY after all other means Of relief had been tried
~ VAIN And WHY not II seems that the WILD
CHERRY was destined by Nature to be our PA.
NACEA for the ra,ngine diseases Of this c Id la
uude. Let not the despairng invalid waste his
money and loose TINE, to him 50 all important,
in srberimeaiing with the trashy nos,run,s Of the
d,y but use 0f once medicine that will cure # q
cure hc p s-ihlc-a medicine that science approves.
and manv years Of experience have demonstrated
that It al,caYs relieves.
"1here is no s"ch thing rs faii" in the history
Of this wonderful BALSAM Evidence the mos,
convincing-rvelrncr that one doub'. fully
e-,ahI hes this fact. For the sake OF brevty we
se'eci the f,l owing from Thousands.
Isaac Plat, Esq, Editor Of the Pokerpse Eagle.
one Of the IN st influential journals in the state of
New Vo,k, states undci the authority Of his own
name th It a young lady, a relative Of his, Of very
delicate constitution. was attacked in Feb. 1912
with severe cold which Immediately produced spit
ting # hlnod cough fever, and other dangerous and
alarmi' & symptoms Through medical treatment
and care she ptrtially rec vcred during summer.
Bot on the return of winter she was attacked more
violently than AT first. she became scarcely ahle to
walk and wa. troubled with cough, chs and fever
every day. and Appeared to I've going rapidly with
consumpi,n; at this tine. when there was n sign
Of improvement. Mr.. Plat procured a bottle 4
WlsrAH's BALs,M OF WiLp CHgRRr which she
took and 1t =. emingly restored her. She got a Sc
coud and before i, half taken she was restored
10 perfect htahh whirh she bas enjoyed I" the pre-
se,i tlme without the slightcrt symptom Other for
mer disc Sc
Mr. p att saws "thr cure cemr under my own oh
~eIvst,on and cannot be mstaken as to the facts.
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TO the Electors of Northumberland
County.
A T the solicitation Of q number of persons, in
N different parts of the county, have consented
to be candidate for the office of
TREH SURER
of Northumberland county. | need hardly assure
my fellow citizens, that il am elected, will en-.
deavor discharge the duties of the office faithful
y and imparally.
JESSE NJ. SIMPSON.
sunhury, May l7,h lsi5
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
THE subscriber, from the encouragement recei-
L we'd from his numerous friends, hereby offers
himself as a candidate for the office Of
AsURER
of No thumberland county, for which he solicits
the sufagcs of his ielw citizens. Should he he
elected, he will fulfil the duties Of hr ffc' with
fidelity. FRANCIS BUCHER.
Sunbury, May nth, 1915.
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
EELI.OW CITIZENS: I would respectfully
l. offer my self to your consideration, as IA candi>
date for the office of
PROTIlO.N'OE7Rr
Should be elected it will be my pleasure, as
well duty to attend to the bus OF the Office
with fidelity aud punciuality.
WIN. J~MARTIN.
Sunhury, May l7Ih lsl5.
TO the Electors of Northumberland
County.
EELLOW CITIZENS.-I bavc cen induced
l. to cile. myself candidate for the office of
l'rOtlOnOtary,
At the ensuing election Should fortunately be
elected. here y promise, faithfully and imIarti II.
ly to discharge the duties Of sa office.
JOHN FARMS WORTH.
Suuhury, May TO- lS45.
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Northumberland, May 10, ls45.-4,.
Robert Farns,vorth's Estate.

AJOTICE j. hcrehy gwen that letters Of admi-
~ nistration have been granted To the suhscri-
Fer, on the esthe OF Rnheu Farms sorth ST., decd,
late OF Shamokin township, Northumberland CO.
All persons indebted said estate requested TO
make immediate payment, and all those having
CLAIMS will present the same duly authenticated, to
The subscriber in Sunhury, or a, the residrrc. of
SAID decd. JOHN FARNSWORTH,
Sunbury Nav 20 ls44, ,-6i. Aim'r.
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Orphans Court Sale.

IN pursuance of an order Of the Orphans Cont
I of Northumberland county, will be sod at pub
tic vendue, on Saturday the Gath May inst on tie
premi. es to wit: A certain tract Of land si'ra,e
in the township Of Sham"k'n, in said county, con,
,sining twenty seven and three-fourth acres and
eight perches. adjoining land of Jacob & David
Reed, Geo. Hummei, Daniel Campbell, and the
Shamok,n Creek, on which is erec'ed log dwell.
ling house, bank barn and small orchard. Al
so at the same time end place certain other tract
Of land, situate ih the township and county afore~
said, adjoining lands Of I'm Reed Jacob * Ds'
vid Reed, Shinlei a. Youngn,sn snd Vncen. Dem
ger, containing 81 acres and 3S perchers ofw which
about twelve acres are cleared.-ls,e the estate of
Henry Zimmerman, decd. Sale to commence a,
10 o'clock, A. NJ. OF said day, when the conditions
Of sale will be msde known hv
John ZIMMERMAN,
DANIEL ZIMMERMAN,
HENRY ZIMMERMAN, jr
SAMUEL EPLER,
VALENTINE KLASE, guar
dian of the minor child en-.
Sunbury, May 81, ls4o.-4t
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EXTRACT OF A LETTER FPOMA POSi
MASTER DATED

MR.. ISAAC BUTrS.-De,r Sir: At the re
quest of many of my iricnl, in this place and vic
,ily ',ho afflicted with consu option and liver
rrmpa'uts, | take thu Utterly Of asking you ap-
rornt some one IN this county as agent to sell WIS
rams B,Ls,M or WiLD CHEnRY. and to send him
, few d,zpn there il none OF il for sale within
200 m,le, f. m this I have no doubt that it would
met witt a ready sale nn were where it could lie
procured wlihcu, too much expense and deav.
Nv wife vas attacked about six m n,hs since
with what lbe physicians called the first stage OF
c n~ump'on--a complaint very prevalent in this
:, con of country. Having seen the Balsam ad-
vert scd N Augusta
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200 MILES FROM HERE, 10

| t,nk the paus to send there for a bottle OF it,
which she took and which helped her So much that
| sen, fr tSo bottles more, which she has also ia
ken, and he now says she has not felt so well for
TX wears : she does q, this time. All those who
have inquired Of me and ascertalned what fleet the
b h.sm h ID anxious TO have some for sale in
TIL, vicinity, which is the cause Of my writing you.
Please Inform me Ivy e'u n OF M whether you
conclude to send some, aud II so to whom, in order
,h, it may hc known where 1t can be had.
am with re.pect y'urs, etc.
p. q. FARNSWORTH, p. NJ.
The VIII country is fast learning that 10 medi-
rur--no phvsiciau--no preparation of any kind
what,vcr-can eqnal DR. WisrAn's BALsAM OF
WILD CHkHpY.
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Cabinct-NakinS business,
ED lI &c CNH NM
p | A II @ S.

L 4 n ~ ~ -.
VNNHE SUBSCRIBER has htcn appointed agent,
4 TO- TIE sale ftoNR\ Nd MEYERS GEL
EBR> >TED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pr
AMOS. at this llacr These Pianos have n plain,
massive and b, au'iful exterior fui.h ard Cor depth
ard sweetness Of tone. and eeg'n of workman
ship, are not sn'pased bv any III the Untd States.
Ihe tnlio~tue Is a recommendation from CAnL
DIETS, cr!,b,atcd perio mer, and himself man
uinc uier:
a CAR ID.
H,vlNG had the pleasure Of irving the excel.
l,ni Piano Fnrtes manufactured by Mr.. Meyer and
exH,hi,ed ~ the Last exhibition of the Fr nklin In
stitu'e, feel il due To the merit of the maker
To ,eclare that these instruments are quite ,qua',
aud in some resp'cs even superior. 20 all ,hr Fi-
auo F"rtrS, saw at he capt rs of Europe, and
during o so ourn of two years a. Pans.
IheS, Pianos vii b. ,od at the manu- facturfr's :
loves, Philadelphia prices, if not some hing lawrr.
Persons are requested 20 call and examine fr
th,mselves, At the n>iIencc of be suhscrihtr
Sunhury. May II lSi5. Fl. b. MASSER.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-30
FROM TINE PACIFIC.

BY the arrival at Baltimore ofthe brig Glamorgan,
from jamaica adviccs overland from Callao to July
4th have been received.
Mr. Bidlack, American charge to Bogota, arrived
at Carthagena well, and was to leave for Bogota on
the 30th Of july
Gen. Flores late President Of the republic Of
ECUADOR, arrived at Kingston, Jamaica, on the Both
July, in the Teviot steam-packet from Carthagcnn
and Santa Martha. A gentleman residing at Pana-
ma in letter to another at Kingston, says:
"An outbreak having taken place at Guayaquil,
followed by other revolutionary movements in other
parts Of that country, and after two attacks by the
parties opposed 10 him, in both of which he was
victorious, General Flores became aware that to
continue civil war of such nature was to mum
date the country in blood He, therefore, came TO
the determination of retiring temporarily from pub
lie life; and having made treaty with the self-cal
ed government Of Ecuador for the re-establishmcni
Of peace throughout the country, in which his rank
as general in-chef Of their army, his pay, &c, were
guaranteed 10 him, and the respecting all those
attached to him, he embarked at Guayaquil on
board brig Of war; and arrived here the 9th ultmo.
Gen Flores will travel through Europe during the
next two years."