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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03

TO LAWYERS, STATESMEN & PCLII1C1ANS.
QURLBUT ON HUMAN RIGHTS.-Essays on human
L Rights and their Political Guarantees by +. r. huriDu
Esq Counselor a Law, in the City OF Newly ORR.
Contents-Chapl 1.-The Origin of Human highis oanp
1.-THE true Function Of Government; Chhp. iI,-1hT
Constitution OF Government CHIP. ln-ConsuutonH
Limitations and Prohibitions; Chap. V-Consntutionh
Limitations continued; Chap. VlThe Elective ffahcni'e
Chap. Nl-Riehls Emanaing from the Sentiments ana Al
fecdons; Chap VIIl.-The Rights OF Women; Chap IN
The Reh, OF Property and Mors Re!aIions; Chap a
Intellectual Property
ppblished by GREELEY McELRATH, and for sale
at the Tribune Office l52 NasssI--t Price 81 cents Oh
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Once open on wees dsys from A. NJ unit, ?. n. On
office without order.
Us. KENYON, PM.
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Real estate.

-. C0I-pT-ST N BROOKLYN.-Ai Private
E Sae-A desirable ard substantial three story
&3 anG Lotiu the city OF Brooklyn, si'uaied N Soti
r roe t sTgse Apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECkEs
Il ~ Aucdone-r No. 7 Broad-eL rear w a..
- HOUsTON-sT-A P.,va.e ssie-rse spsnds, .
10 rdas wv 4 J. sLEEcKER 6roAe- st
q M Ma Esss side Of Wses s2ossy
~ and Ell,-st Lot 3 by 100 4 Apply 70 -R,osd-s,
da9lw a J. BLEEcKsR Anenonrrr. :. o-9a ---l---
*. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES private ssls house ana 10,
Sc N Cbsmbrrsst. nesr Washington Also souss saa
ssoT 10. u " !. sLEECKER, Btosd-.l
- F0URThA. ENIE- iHb P PRIV. I'd 's st. Apply
- Ids9 ivI \. J. BLEEChER o-oa ~:
40 EII;HTu-AvENUE- At PnyS!e saie-1he Norm
b.. East OF Eiehih, AID en- ~
ssq I've im 0' : = 'ee' \ } BLEEcKER. Broad..L
- W lITtD-A small House East Of bro-ds.y and
E: below Houston - Rent mol more 'naa - ssr-,i
family u desirable inst possession should be gwen IS
soon a. March April Address horner Tribune ONCE
d3 II
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS For sale-s; rust.
e.: Ell or the side OF the CNyuca Lsss, soSut f
miles South of the Cayuga Bridge. IN The ''lsgr o'
s,ye and in e most su1stanta. manner with brick wood
house, csrEissehouse, csi-rn ard good wei. 81 s
together ave acrss Of land pleasantly sItas'su YEA I
Banks OF the Csyugs LaAe '7tcfe zoe csS = IA. err
he seasons early. The above proPefy WI se s9a 'e
ow-pert OF the purchase money caa enisin On III '
mortgage and al putFb.e ,te WI be siveG epp! ~
Ss6 Inn. WILLIAM L. BOYD. q Soaih 81
- FOX SALE-Th- elegant Come si"he tiuise
as and Lot No l6 Graire7cy pHS i ms SS ss ron,
situated directly that beautiful PARK Is 80 'ee1 IuA,
81 Zee, deep three stories and attic high rEC VI TIE ost
construction. Il has Cro;on wsier Eas PIPES
md flrnsce tubes connected with al excellent uIhss
throughout There spacious hall marble eea 10 sto'e
msnile, s,suary in hTst story pae gsss u tne VIZ 49,
piared furniture 10 all the roUu-bath rooms tHa -,
Closets luahos4ny doors in fret story fr
snd rear and the sace rcPe;e win every &
family snd 70 finished in n. most neat sue sun- S
manner The Will be sold either WIN o. ~ s
b In, in he rear on 9th-s For terms, which VIII De sc
sn,rnn5,ring Apply 10 ELIHu TOWNSEND, IS Mef-
cnalls t. y IIaY " ~ OF II
%. STEA9l POWER and rooms 10 let IN the LII
e pune Du''''Hs' N'pf'' ie2Ou
&C. REAL ESTATE AT 4UCTION-A9out t.cu
f.a Acres for sale Eafms-lncreasing nifmtes o9se
he subscriber TO seek relief from the cares oil of
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of The Surrogate OF the
lCounty OF Ne-York notice i hereby given 70 a.! per,
sons having claims against WILLIAM DAWSON, Is!e OF
the city New ork, deceased 10 present e same WIN
die VOUCHERS thereof subscrbef al her residence No
y EIeventstreei il the city NewYors, on or before the
tyyenly-.-coud day OF April next Dated New-fofk me
.yyeuty-srsl dag OF Octo3er, l5t5-
osi igwen SOPHIA DAWSON, Administering
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A TlANTIC DOCh.-The owners and Captains Of
"A ships snd steamboats, OF Ire largest class arc respect
fully nfot med that ccmmodoCs and bes for noorng
the respective v-ssels during the approachi, Writer.
he Obtained within Tire cspscioUs Basin OF
Dock sa on more reasonable Terms han ny OF the open
docks slucg the shores of the port
There ample for any quantity OF Lighters, Canal
Towhoss, with perfect protection from Zee other
caslslyies, 10 which craft ar exposed elsewhere
Owners and Agents will Ind Il THAR nt-res 70 call ct the
Office OF Ia Atlantic Dock COMPANY W.l-et r1S Xiv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03

INsURANCE-FIRE AND MARINE
THE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
L HARTFORD. Capital S200, 900, with liberty 10 10
TO $500, 600. Charter perpetual Agents Office,
No. II WaiLst
The business OF Tins Company has neyer beer Interrupted
losses by The gres. IRE OF DECEMBER 1855 paid nj!
and also those by the IRE OF The 1910 July last Ls capital
IS unimpared and the 18Th instant increased pur
susnt vote @! the stockholders by the subscription aud
payme. Of $50 go OF new additional capital THIS Con-
pauy continues sppro7ed risks Fire and Marine,
favorable AL losses promptly &c u.ed aud
psit s W. THOMPSON ,.,,s
DIS I'm Wm. II BIRD, Hs7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03

DY ORDER OF Hon PeIer OanssVoort, nrst Judge
ID OF Albany County Courts OF the Degree OF Counselor
at Law the Supreme Court Notice is hereby gwen pur
smart 10 he provisions o: the authorizing attach
neuts abscondng concealed and dso
OF thai attachment has issued against the estate OF fs
rick debtor and resident OF North
Hampton In The State OF Massachusetts and hat the same
will be sold for payment OF his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment, according 10 law Wln
nine nonhs from ir,t publication o! this notice; and
that the payment of any debts due 10 hin by residents OF ms
State ard e delivery him his OF any properly
within this Stale belonging him, and the transfer OF any
snch property BIZ him are forbidden by law and are void
"0 -0 HILTON 1 VAN WORST,
Attorneys for Attaching creditors, No. 80 s'aiesires5 Al
ham Civ OIL la"stu
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ILLINOIS. INDIANA AND MICHIGAN,

ILLINOIS, INDIANA AND MICHIGAN
DNHE undersigned Is Commissioner 10 lake acknow-
sment OF deeds, proof OF claims, &c 9c 10 be re-
corded used in either OF the above named States under
appointment by the Governors thereof.
il Inn STANLY H. FLEETWOOD No. - NassansL
ARTIFICIAL EYES
MADE and inserted by DR.. }. GRAY, No. liz bowery;
Iva y. Y. the only manufacturer OF The Human Arthcis
Eye the Unrd States Any person that wishes 70 ue
in rho ~ fortv Years G6 I'm
s,TEAM ENGINE FOX sALE-Ths subscribers
- wish dispose of superior eight horse Engine Win
twelve horse Boiler. all in complete repair and VIII DC 500
at bargain II can be examined al ~ w est,sI rnoy
dSG 81. LOWBEH a. LEhOf
NTUFFs! MUFFS!! MuEFs the snotcri-
lNlber calls The attention OF The ladies 10 his choice assor
nent OF Mus ofevery variety and selected with grea care
from the choicest Flu. In the market Also general sssof
n.nt OF Fur Trimmings on hand q. -, :, -
dis I'm fstp r. MONARoUE. 22S Bowery
INSURANCE. COMPANIES Sale OF damaged Boots
Hand Shoes, al LAP Chshsmst directly opposite CnansM
Theatre The Store VIII remain open until ION ms or t
sale OF Boots and Shoes damaged by late ire are SEE
ling goods sivery low prices. mems coaiss 6oo -
pair stich calf sewed Boots 3 50 gents Cater 81
ladies' Cater, 81 u ladies' hne Frcnch brsAis os ana IL
articles in the line n tte shovelou proes uoo ~
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JUST FUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLISHED,
THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for Schools, Illus
4 lraed by 900 engrsvings and 50 maps, with globe
map plan In vol. ITO by b IT, Goodr1ch, autnoT
Of Peter Parley's Tales, &c
The above work has already been introduced into the
Public Schools OF Rochester and In number Of others
The first edition is nearly disposed Of Tue second
will be putieh-d in h few days.
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List of Letters remaining in the Pest Office d
Harlem, N. T. January LIST, 1916.

ROBERT Fl. MORRIS. p. nj.
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~ for 1896 coulaiuipg an Almanac for lSi6-A Lis! OF
Sl.fif- and Clerks OF the different
rs OF Deeds Gppoin-d by Governor oer States and
take Acknow edgenens Tor
other S,tes-Pubc Nuarie and Commissioners OF Deeds
IN Tie Civ OF New. YorkMastets and Examiners IN Chan-
eTv-ShGr-s Jury for the year lsi6-Raes OF Postage
Foreign ConsulsBanks aud Insurance Companies in the
Cities OF NewYork and BrooSlyn-Assisiant Justices
Ward tourls-A List OF Sundays the year SoA COM
pleie s of Lawyers IN the Guy OF New-ioIk, &c &c
Also many usetul memoranda relating to the dinerenI
Courts. Published and for sale by
$50 JANSEN * BELL. Slntoners, &c lbs Nassar-sl.
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1a46 nAI1Y MEMORANDUM BooK

1910. DAILY MENOhANO DSO-A
E0R ONE YEAR, pocket FORM Also: large sssort'
of pocket books card cases. poriohos peusut'es
wiring desks gold and silver pencil cases god pens Guess
boards, chess men, sc &c at very low prices by
~ Maidenane.
arcoun, hooks MINER and stationery In great variety
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1nsuraure.

INIRE INSURASCE.-The Mutual Insurance Com
paDy OF the City OF New 0rE, O;ce No. 6i formerly
No. 52 Wsl-s-The Directors have the satisfaction 10 III
form public ell claims this Company occesioned
by Inc lae disastrous ire, and all other CLAIMS have been
used and paid full and they deem proper TO add
that el,houg have bean somewhat impaired by
the ale osse the Compa1y have st securely lnyest.
capital of TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company continue Insure against loss or damage
by FIRE favorable terms similar Institutions 10 this
city.
TIE Company commenced business In 1881, on the old
Mutual Sy-ieu, and continued II up the 1893 when
the Mutual plan abandoned and charter obtained
retaining the original Inappropriate the bust
ness OF The Company thai period has been based
INVESTED CAPITAL divided into shares OF fifty dollars EACH
By ord-r GEORGE IRELAND, President
A g. MCDONALD, Secretary.
New-York, October 2iih. ls45. go II cod
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DY ORDER of the Honorable Charles P DAY., Asso-
ID c!ate Judge oflhe NewYork Common Pleas-Notlce Is
hereby given pursuant the provisions OF the statute su
thorzrg attachments against abscondiHg, coEce2ed ana
uon-resde. Debtors thai attachment has issIet egat
he estate OF PLaTT BULL and WILLIAM c. BOARD
MAN residents the State of Alabama, and that the same
W be sold for the payment Of their debis unless uey aP
pear and discharge such attachment, according 10 law
within nine the trt publication OF is noice
and thai The payment OF any debts due 20 them by residents
of this STATE ard delivery them FOR their use OF any
property within this State belonging 20 them, and The trans
Ter OF any such property oy etn are topdden oy !a" sna
are void Dated tie t.Fenty-sixh day OF June, leia
JAMES HUMPHREY. Fl Wall-st
iylI layvsm Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
II PURSUANCE Of an order OF Inc sqrrosste OF ne
County OF SewYork. Notice Is hereby gwen 10 al per
sons having claims against Thomas H ME, ieie OF
city OF NewYork deceased 10 present ihs sei WIN
the vouchers thereof the subscribers al ire residence OF
Edward Philips Of the Executors, No s9
the city Of NewYoIk, on or before me fsi aa} OF pay
Ist5 EDWARD PHILIPS,
MARY ANN WHITE, Executors
nlIawsm THOMAS < ABBOTT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03

!, HEKISf sALE-by virtue Of a wit of hsrl 'acas
- directed sad delivered, Will expose 10 sale al
Saturday the Sst day Of January, 1916 al - O'CLOCK NJ
all the right title ard O Patrick Kelly which he mad
on w. second d day Of October 1915, or al any um-
afterwards, all those two pieces or parcels OF ad STU
ate lying aud being the Westerly side Of Sherrsuee
in the Eleventh Ward of the City OF New orR and Known
and distinguished certain map, made by Lua!uD,
City Surveyor property belonging the Estate OF Isaac
ason by the numbers 239 and go and taken TO-
-thcr are bounded follows, VIZ Eastery IN froSt oy
Shefstre-t Westerly The by lots numbers -i9 and
80 on said map Norhey side by me reaIs OF ols
numbers al 2, 2+3 and pa and Souhery on he othef
side by LOT number s said map each OF said lots con
tanning breadth in front and rear p iee ana IN VI
each side 100 feet being more es-togethr with iene-
msnIs Entertainments and appurenances hsfsI0 oslongnE
and appertainng WI. Jor'G'' ono'h'
JoSA w. ALLEN, Deputy Sheriff.
Newly ORR. Dec 20. 1Si5 oZD ia" =
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Murphy. Tenn

~ p,oa.s Hsea.aon .A< DATE Of the List in rA'ea iseS
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RUGERis ARITHMETIC

ND PIERCE'S GRAMMAR, Wateriown Editions, ex'
Sceleni standard works for sale ty the principal who'll
booksellers in the CITY NewY York. and may be lad OF
Knowlton Rice, Watertowu. ~ Y on the most liberal
OIL IL Isl oeW
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Nti-.-lI---a--f.ld Scotch PIain-, PIcMheId, New
Market, Bound Brook nnd Sonierviio' n. ).
The public are respectfully informed mat he subscriber
bs shed An Express from Newly % SouierVile
and intermediate places named above nf tne unsns-
80, srd srsrfiy delivery of Packages. Bundles, Money,
~ ,ha cocon Of Notes and Bus, and NIL other business
srnertsinins to Il wellresuinied Express.
rs ~ 'saying-Nev York. q; O'clock a. NJ daily
orc. in Ncw.YorS Merchants Hotel, Il Corisnt-st
sorervile, AT D. Noes Hotel and al Tie intervening PAGES
on , ne II, fou'e' D. '''e A. D. HOPE.
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yNILL BE- PUBLISHED by the subscribers, In few
w days this valuable work which ia almost moi
be for every OF the bar-couanlag n addition 10
the usual mater complete s OF the lawyers in the city OF
New-York This work has been delayed short time in
consequence OF fire a, the bindery which destroyed por
ton The sheets but though issued rather later thn usual
il is hoped il will not BE- the less acceptable
d25 JANSEN < BELL, Slaioncrs, &c l55 Nassau'sl
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l)ublir Ccnpspauees, @e.
- MiILARD 4 co.'s EXPRESS

------r--z--r--1 WILLARD & Co.'s EXPRESS
For Piermon,. Turner's, Chester, Goshen
Hampton Middl-iown Tor the transaction OF
al business entrusted their They VIII their AZ
,,- ION 10 the delivery boxes Bundles, Packages Bank
SS,ss specie Vauablr Papers &c. and they hi also ,ys
br ,Itentou 10 COLLECTION OF Notes Bills Drafts &c
Mil4rd Co. respectfully give notice that Messengers
ss.rnrchea every nornicg O'Clock snd from th.
shore places and viii give the all
no.. connected with thus line.
General Office Adams's Co No II Waist or s. Thos
: Jrakin.'s corner Dusce and West SIS
DAVID MILLARD, nlLLahD CO. =
PARK CHSSsrhL,
JossPH c. HYATT. cSpu
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q. STEANl POWER and rooms 10 let in the TIL
81 buue Buildings. Apply q; his ct.ce. ,.,,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03

HOWARD INSURANCE Conpany.-At elcc-
I1toa held sd instant the following named persons
duly elected Directors Of This Company for the ensuing
year;
p Ravens, Nathaniel Wed,
Naah Taylor, Johu Rankin,
Wu. w. Todd Hegs D. Benjamin,
J. Phillips PbdniN, Ferdinand SuydGni
Joseph " Varuuu, Henry @ Thompson
J. D. Wolfe, Pe.erI. Neyius,
william Couch, Edward Anthony,
Fanuirs C. Tucker, Thomas W. Pearssll,
B. L. Wooll-y, Henry Z. Davies
Al subsequent meeting OF ths Board OF Directors r.
Haveus, Esq was unanimously elected President
d.s Iw LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-28
SHUG tsRr'S PATENT r
WASEIl - MACHINE.

" keSssS4 AS%8s - ssS ~ -
EIHIS Machine IS now been tested by more
i than thirty families in this neighborhood, and
,,s given entire satisfaction II is 50 simple in lis
lnstru uction. that II cannot get out Of order. il
on,as no iron TO ~ 1, and no springs OF rollersto
e, out of repair. II will do twice as much wash
No. with less than half he and tear Of any of
eIste in ven ions, and what is of greater inpcr-
,,ce IL costs hut little over half as much ns other
,ashing machines. .1ili ''rgl-E tLY
The subscriber has the exclusive right for Nor
cumberland, Union, l., coming. Columbia, Lu-
srne and Clinton counties. Price of single ma
hire S6. II. b. NJ ASSER.
The following certificate is from few OF those
ho have these machines in use. .a..s
Sunhury, Aug. "a, 1874.
We the subscribers, certify that have now
use, in our families, "ShugeTt's Patent Wash
Machine, and DO not he state saying that il is
most excellent invention. That. in Washing,
will save more than one half the usual labor
hat it does not require more than one third the
nal quantity of soap and water /; and that there
no rubbing, and consequently little or no wear.
q or traring-'rhat it knocks off no buttons, and
at the fines, clothes such as collars, laces tucks,
lis, &c, may be washed in very short time
thout the least injury, and in fact without any
parent wear and tear, whatever. We therefore
eerfully recommend il to our friends and TO the
bic, a. a most useful and labor saving machine.
HiF' CHARLES w. HEGINS,
'#a--5 r A. JORDAN, 10
"a r ror. CHS. WEAVER, 5r..r
CHS, PLEASANTS,
GIDEON MARKLE,
Hon. GEO. q. WELKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LEISENRING.
nR's HorEL, Formerly Tremon, House, No
il6 Chesnut stree,) Philadelphia, September
list, 1874.
have used Shugerts Patent Washing Machine
nv house upwards of eight months. and do not
ita,e to say that deem il one OF the most USE
and valuable abor-saving machines ever inyen-
formerly kept two women continually oc-
lied in washing, who now do as much in two
IS as they then did in one week. There is nc
AZ or tear in washing. and j, requires not more
n one-third the usual quantity Of soap. have
number of other machines in my family. bu
is SO decidedly superior to every thing else, and
little liable to get out Of repair, that would no
withou. ono Il they should cost ten times th'
cs they are sold for. DANIEL HEhn.
I,UPERIOR Port wine, Madeira and Lisbor
- wines. Also superior Brandy and Gin, Lemor
syrup. Also few barrels Of BLuE FisH, Tor sail
by hENhf "Ao0D"'
sunbury, July 10Th, ls45. ~ s.ik.is.i {
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-28
Vol. 6--No. 27--Whole No, 2s..

The reviewer, after having thus demolished
Alopathy, endeavors, naturally enough, TO
knock away the supports of Homoeopathy, and
to refer everything back to the curative powers
of nature, with the significant hint that the
"Reformation" of "Practical medicine" Gallo.
pathy y "is impending" and narrates an snec.
dote Of "ahighly respected and learned physi.
clan Of Edinburgh, still living at an advanced
age" as illustrative Of this point "On some
one boasting before him Of the marvellous cures
wrought BY the snail doses of the Homoeopa-
,hists, he said, this wus no peculiar cause for
boasting, as he himself had, for the last two
years, been curing his patients with even less
viz: "'That the curative powere ofnature suffice
to explain all the triumphs Of Homoeopathy."
INDEED How, then, will the "hiel,ly respected
andvery learned physician Of Edinburg" and the
host Of Allopathic doctors answer at the bar Of
God for drenching their poor patients with poi.
soncas drug, for exhaus,ing their life's blood
from their veins, for ,orturing them with blis-
ters, cups, setons, issues, moxas, and the actual
caurterN while their champion is obliged to ac.
knowledge that the curative powers of nature
q. e. being let alone. or as Dr. Forbes would
say, the homeopathic ireatmen) would pro.
duce what even he is forced to own as Fri.
umph I" 'sa .sa1ai r.-n'a 7 ;ae79 %" off
We should like TO give him few general
reflections on the whole subject, but find that
we have already 'transgressed the bounds we
had marked out for ourselves, and have, no
doubt, tried our readers patients. The views
Of DR.. Forbes acquire additional force from The
fact that he has, for a long time held promi.
nent position asa medical practitioner and has
for many wears stood in the foremost rank oi
British reviewers. The favorable testimony
borne 20 Homeopathy, and the unfavorable tt
Allopathy, from such source, must if any thing
can, arouse the sleeping Allopathists from thei,
dream of security, and urge them to the inves
tigation Of subject--iguorance Of which, in
DR.: Forbes's own words, is rmere ignorance."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-28

20 YIs! o YB! o YIs - Cried an Irish
man on the street, few days since, ringing q
bell Lost betwsne twi!ve o'clock and Mr.. Me-
Kinstry's store, on Market strate, a large brass
kay. I'll be ahher tellin We what kay it
was; but il was the kay ofthe Bank, sure.'