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SAMUEL ]. HANDY.
GOOD NEWS. GOOD NEWS?
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE
EMpnRIITMt

s{szz.-s The subscribers have prepared
fine assortment of beautiful and SlS''1aasu
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter, which they would like the Ladies to
call and examine, and can be sold at the following
prices: Caters S2 Half Caters, thick sole. $l62;
Morocco half Boots do. $l.25; Morocco Jefelsons,
do Sl.l2; Seal Skin Half Boots, SLIP; Seal Skin
Jefersons, ST. Misses half Boots thick sole 70 cents;
chldren's Boots and Shoes, 50 cents.
{h3- The above work is prepared in the neaest and
most fashionable style, with every for its dura
bility. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made at the shortest
notice. ELLIS & NICOLAI,
n27-tf No. SO BatmoIe-st,
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GUIDE!


AS so much imposition and qu4ckery is plactised
upon those unacquanted in large city, all should
know where, under affection, they may be able to
consult regular Physician, and one who has devot
ed the most of his life to the study and cure of Vene-
raj or Private Diseases.
DIR. HARRIS' MEDICAL OFFICE,
Lock lnlfmary, No. Is East Pralt-st.,
seven doors from the Bridge,
Sign on Window and Door.
DR.. HARRIS is well known TO the citizens of Bal
mSre and Graduate of Cambridge. He is associated
with an erE inent practitioner from New Orlei ns-
Thus persons will be certain to find one of them al
ways III the Office. Their long experience enables
them TO have Medicines always prepared and put IN
for different Private DSeascso that any one leaving
the city by calling at the Office would meet no deten-
ton The Medicines produce sickness nor require
low diet and hndrance from business. Ten years
proofef their virtue before the public have given
them higher standing than any OTHERS in the city,
Dr' ii. warrants perfect cure or makes no charge
All weakness OF the organs speedily removed, and
full vig0r restored. Gravel, Piles, Fever and Ague
Dropsy, Asthma, and all Chronic Complaints promptly
treated, and soon relieved. Dr. II may be consulted
by letter (pOst paid) and treatment rendered.
Terms always moderate. Office with several pri-
vale rooms, open from in the morning to IL at Righ
N. b. All complaints in females sklluy treated
by DR.. II. Observe-No Mercury, Basam or disgust
ing mixture are used by DR., IL. jy3l
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HDRESERVING KETTLES of every de-
-k scfption; Knives and Forks; Tea Trays and
Walters; Spoons; Britannia WARE; Saucepans;
Pots Grddles; Kettles; SkiIles; Spiders and Dutch
ovens Gridirons; Candleslicks; Flat Irons; Sptoons;
Tin Ware OF every description; Travelling Baskets;
Door Mats; Umbrella Stands; Potato Steamers; Cof-
fee Roasters; Casters and Housekeeping articles of
every description al the lowest prices. ...
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
IL Baltimore street, I'd door east of
seq Harrison ST., and opposite Centre Market,
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VEGETABLE PILLS.

ETETABLE FILLS.
TENHE GENUINE VEGETA BILE PILLS,
n AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR CON RRHGA,
elects, STRUCTURES, &C. sc. OF all the RENE
dies yet discovered for the of these complaints
the VegetablePills have been the most efectual as
they have never been known to fail to eecta perma
nent cure. They are mild and pleasant to take, vet
powerful in their action and may be taken without
the knowledge of the most intimate friend These
rms are put up in square boxes with full directions
accompanying each box.
NS, For sale by ]. o. & N. Mccormick, N. Gay-st
O.I.G and by G. Wiseman, Light-st., opposite
Fountain Inn.
pennsylvania Avenue, and by @. Scott, cor 9TH ST.
ana the avenue. Price ST. box. jal7
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10 sOUTIIERN TRANELLMRs.

TO SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS.
NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE ROUTE Be
TWEEN BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKS-
BURG, RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, LYNCH
BURG, VA, RALEIGH, WELDON, N. c., AND
HARLEsTON, 5. G, ~ ~ ''''-
Through tickets to Richmond, 81
do. do. Petersburg, al
do, do. Weldon, NC. II
DO. do. Charleston, 5. G. $40.
a sGazW The public is hereby advised that on
Essss4 sseRrand after FRIDAY, the 10Th inst, the
1eFN-Gssaiis new, swift and beautiful low pressure
steamer MOUNT VERNON, unsurpassed in strength,
speed or accommodations, will run in connection
with the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac,
and Richmond and Petersburg Railroads, via the
mouth of Potomac and Pney FONT.
Passengers leaving Baltimore at P. NJ on Tues
days and Fridays, arrive al Piney Point at an early
hour the next morning, where arrangements are made
to give them breakfast in the PaUiion at that popular
bathing place. They afterwards pass up the Potomac
ny day light (havng view Of its beautiful scenery
to Aqua Creek, where they arrive about - NJ. and
are taken Immediately by the great Northern and
Southern mail line, which they mtersect at that place,
TO their places of destinations
1t will be seen from the above, that passengers by
TINS line, leaving Baltimore at p. NJ, arrive at any
place south of Petersburg, at the SAME time with pas
scngers leaving Baltimore at p, NJ, by the Chesa
peake Bay boats, and james River line of the same
day, and with more certainty aud comfort; the wide
and rough portion of The Bay being entirely avoided
/ by this line.
Returning, passengers by this line leave Petersburg
al g A. M, and Richmond at A. M, on Mondays
and Thursdays, and arrive at Baltimore in the course
OF the night OF those days
| Passage and fare between Baltimore and Pney
Point, or any other landing on the Potomac, SO
| Passage and fare between Baltimore and Fredei-
| ickshu'g, (mcuding mt ais at PHey Point and
| on board the MoHnl Vernon, S4
| Passage and fare between Baltimore aud Rich
mond Qncludng do) 81
| Passage and fare between Baltimore and Peters
| burg (iRcudmg do 81
Passage and fare between Baltimore and WedoA,
Gncluding do) 81
Passare and fare between Baltimore and Charles
ton, 5. G.. GncIuding do.) $40
Ii is the inteRtiOn of the Steamboat and Rail Road
! Companies on the great mail route, to keep up this
line, and that passengers shall be always conveyed by
It rs cheapy as by any other line and with more ex
petition and certainty than by any other line except
! the Great Mail llRe,
The MOUNT VERNON will take in and put out
! passengers at all the landings on the Potomac.
For further particulars, apply TO STOCKTON &
FALLS, at the Southern Railroad Office, adjoining
the Washington Railroad Office Pratt street, or ON
Tuesdays and Fridays, on board the Mount Vernon,
or for freight to
l3-2m C. w GUNNELL, Captain.
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lOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.
HEa The subscriber would respectfully
Hk inform his friends aid the public
s,.- { II uN.,s generally, that he is continuing the
stf'ss'S nv ss.ssss BOOT and SHOE Business at No
kSaA 81 SOUTH GAY STRERT, oppo-
site the Exchange, third door from
Second ST., Baltimore, where he intends to manufac-
ture BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS and SHOES, O.,
every description, in the most fashionable and APP
proved styles of the best workmanship and material
warranted to wegr and fit equal to any in this any
other city in the Union. II would alse embrace this
opportunity of returning thanks to his numerous Gus
toners and friends for their liberal and kind patron
age, and respectfully solcits continuance of the
same. Prices follows:
Dress BOOTS, stitched, $500
do do pegeed, $50
Double sole lined water proofB Scots, stitched 608
do do do do peggcd, AGO
Cork sole BOOTS, pegged, $50
Ihy- All orders filed at the shortest notice, whole
sale and retail.
se6-tf SAMUEL ]. HANDY.
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THE GREATEST INVENTION KNOWN
REIN II A IL ID T'S
PATENT GLASS PAD DOUB F. AND SINGLE
LEVER TRUSS,

Cos W Set'ttf otsd'
This Truss, for the
cure Of Rupture, or
Hernia, and patented
by the patentee, Sept.
"a, 1874, is confidently
offered to the public as
the most speedy and
certain article for eff
fecting the object it
DrOlCSSpS Ihnu any nv
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BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRREARY,
-EB No. 10 e. PRATT STREET,
seven doors east of the Bridge.
The Oldest Institution in Baltimore for the cure OF
I hn al
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Silk HIGHLAND PLAIDS
Wool do do
FIR. MERINo, all shades, Of my own importation
Plaid LAMA CLOTHS
English and French GINGHAMs, fall style
Mourning GINGHAMS
Silk Wasp ALPACCAS.
Also will open, on the 10th inst, a choice asst of
Rich SHAWLS and SCARFS
French EMBROIDERIES
CASHMERES aud NOUS DE LANES, and a
great variety of DOMESTIC GOODS, now landing
at the port of New York from the Havre packets
Duchess de Orleans and the st. Nicholas
n7- The subscriber would beg leave 10 state that
he will be receiving daily, from his agent the newest
STYLES of DRESS GOODS, rs they received from
Paris, and would respectfully solicit continuance
of the public patronage.
F. GARDNER, 1876 Market-st.
seq Fourth house above Light.
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4 CARD 10 THE LADIES!

- FALL GOODS-FRESH IMPORTATION
F. GARDNER, 1875 MAsKgT STREET, has jus
received and is now opening, a choice assortment Of
FALL GOODS, which have been seectedwh grea
care in the Northern markets, and which offered
a. greatly reduced prices. He would respectfully cal
attention TO his choice assortment of Rich Dress
Staple and Mantia SILKS, imported for my Balt.
more city retail trade.
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NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE ROUTE Be
TWEEN BALTIMORE AND FREDERlCKS-
BURG, RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, LYNCH
BURG, VA, RALEIGH, WELDON, N. c., AND
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CS- We invite the stteniion Of our readers to
& number of new advertisements that appear in
our paper this week, 1t has become settled
rrino pie now a days, that those who advertise
are gre ally men OF business habits. aud always
have some indncein uts that make il the inter.
est OF purchasers TO call on them
J. W & E d. S,kes. in their Advertisement, in.
vi,e the order OF Old Fellows to their establish.
ment. ooi Market st, Philadelphia, where all
kinds OF Regalia are kept on hand and manufac.
turcd to order. From personal acquaintance
with the Messs Stokes, we can guarantee tha,
they will rot fail TO give satisfaction to those who
may favor them with their custom
Buyis & Bsooker have opened a new Auction
store, at No North Sd ST.. Philadelphia. near
Market. Mr. Brooker, with whom we are sc.
quain,ed. is al old hand at The business. and will
make il the interest of customers to call on him
J. q " Saunders, No - North a,h St, have
an extensive stock OF India rubber shoes, clo.h
caps, &c, which they sell OIL terms as reason.
able as can he had N the city.
Eugerr Ron'sek ia Chesnu, ST Philadelphia.
alverriscs his celebrated shaving cream who
is now coming into general use throughout the
Union. Those who once the article will
ask for no further recommended on.
L|,u's La40mn, No 4iij Markc, st, offers
great inducements 10 purchasers OF Watches and
Jewcry 70 give him call al his establishment
BY reference 10 his advertisement il will be seen
,ha, h. offers his stock Of Watches and Jewery
at very reduced prices
S. j Megmgee s Co, No 20 Commerce street
have opened new store, and are prepared TO
supply printers and others with an extensive as
sortmen, Of paper.
We must not omit 10 notice the advertisement
! oe Eprns & Watson, manufacturers Of Fire and
/ Thief Proof Chests, Refriserators, &r. Those
J in want OF rood article, will OF course visit
! their establishment.
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uy SuxsuKy AND EEIE RAIL RoAp.-A con-
ven,ion, for the pnr pose OF adopting measures 10
ensure the commencement ut and eomp!ston oi The
Rail Road fiom Sunbury 10 Erie, will De held at
Philadelpnia, on the 18th day Of January next.
We irus, our neiehbors of Northumberland, Dan.
Vile, Milton. Lewi.buTg and other places inter.
estsd in this route, will call meetings for the
purpose OF appointing delegates TO attend the
convention The friends Of the central rail road,
as thew call il. from Harrisburg and Pittsbnrg
are using great exer,ions to accomplish their CD
jse, and are sanguiLs of success Without
sp~aking OF the great superiority Of the Erie
route. we shall only remark at present, that ma.
ny Of the most intelligent and Influential citizens
of Philsdslphis greatly prefer the route which
will give them the great trade ofths lskes - we'll
as Of PnisbuIg. which 10 mueh less important.
but which srpssIs 10 Be al that some OF our Phi
lsdelphia friends seem 10 care for. They all ae.
knowledge the great importance Of the Erie
rosis. which opens sn entire new eoua'ry' but
wish to pes,pon. i,s eemPl''bes until 'n'' 'As
pisssbo'S reots 10 knishsd .-
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duc,d unt,, he present law--for instance the
receipts in isa5 a, New York were GOA .6ll,
and in ls4b. bat slv2,6ol I; end a, Baltimore in
ls.5, ssi $40, and in lsle. sla0sS.
The Contractors for the transportation Of the
mails between New York and Bremen, BY ocean
.,eo mers, are rapidly progressing with the con.
struc,ion Of the first vessel, and but little doub,
10 entertained that the service will b CON.
menced early in the spring.
o the suffice; ofthc telegraph the Post.mas.
ter 0cnrrslrecommends for conclusive reasons
that the line. of telegraph should be owned nnd
controlled by the Government, and it is hoped
that Congress will approve this rccommenda.
,ion ss no doubt nine ten,hs Of The people will
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

o. HARnrsrRo PArrRs.-Ths Argus, Dem.
ocFa'ie, Will be published daily during the sp.
preaching session Of the Legislature a, two dol.
lars for the session three dollars being the
price per year, published when the Legislature
is not in session.
The Union, Democratic. will be published
twice week during the session, al two dollars
three dollars for the whole year, published once
a week when the Legislature is no, in session
We shall be pleased TO forward subscribers Ia
either Of the above named ably conducted jour
nails.
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MILITARY PRIpAnArIoSs a large proper.

MILITARY PRIPARA1IoSs a large proper.
tion of tie military companies of the city have
offered their scrvcas. in the nope of being ac.
cep'ed and mustered inlo the service. IN accor
dance with The rsqu stan upon the Governor
for another Regiment OF Volunteers from ,his
State. The arnories o. these companies, for
the last few days, have presented scenes oi sc'
tIv'ty and animation among those who are an
xious to lake an active part III The war, which
are Of The most cheering character. The A
merican ensign was TO be seen hos,ing Over
each of The srmuries yesterday, and .he sound
Of the drnn occssionslly heard. inviting stou
hearts snd strong arms 10 enter into the field o
gIory--PhiL Ledger.
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o. Gss, CAarRoS, whose patriotic course in
the L. S Senate has me, with the appreciation Of
all good and honorable men, ON the 9th inst of.
fered the following resolution:
"Rcoirsd. That the Committee on Military
aft irs he instructed io inquire into the prnptle.
~ of granting I60 acres uf land to each nol.
commissioned oficer, musician. and private
| -u'dief wi,o may or shall have volunteered to
serve during the prrsent war with Mexico, and
also ,f increasing the compensation now allow.
ID BY the War Department, for the iranspor,a.
tinn and subsistence Of the volunteer troops
from their homes 10 the places Of rendezvous
IN the diff, rem, s ates"
Those who forsake the comforts Of home for
the toll and rriva'ons Of a soldiers life. in the
service OF their country. should be well reward,
ed for the great sacrifices that many mus, neces.
sarily make Gen. Cameron never forg-,s the
interests OF the people, in whatever form or
shape those interests come be fore him.
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~ NAIIoSAt RAN RospI Ius PAiFG o.
cEAs, yos the TuRFoss OF osrAIsIso SBoKr
RopTE TO osrGos AND the Isp,Es We have
received. from the author. Geo Wilkes. q pam.
phlst of - pages, with a map annexed. with the
above title. Mr. Wilkes discusses ths feasibility
and importance of This great national work with
sbiity. He slso reviews the project Of Whitney
and Carver. which he eriiicises with some Sc
verify That this road would be Of immense i'm
por:ance TO the Union and TO the whole com
nero al word is not doubted, bnt whether ihs
governmsn, will sufficiently aid the prosecution
OF the work, is Ia,he! Probismsiiesl
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

uy NORTHUMBERLAND BRIDGE BY an adver.
tisement in another column, it will be seen that
proposals will be rec eivsd nn,il the 10th day Of
January next, for the rebuilding ofihe Nor,hum'
berland bridge, from he Island 10 the SunbuIy
shore. 1t only since these bridges have been
destroyed that their great value and convenience
have been properly appreciated These bridges
form a part ola great and increasing thorough
fare. and must, as the Improvements and porua'
iion OF the ecurtry progress become every day
mo-e important. and the stock, Of course, more
valuable A bonus Of four shares OF old stock is
offered for every share Of new stock subscribed.
The surplus Of the profits after dividing per
cent on the new stock, will be equally divided
among the old and new stock holders. We nn.
dsrs,and tha, abou, 81 900 worth OF stock has
been subscribed at Northumberland, and we pre-
snme nearly as much will be subscribed In this
place. u is an important work and there is
every prospec, that i, will be profitable stock.
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RsApiso VOLuNIEEss We were last even.
ING informed that Captain I. s. Loeser, Comra
ry OF Reading Ariiicris,s is full, and secenied
by the Governor, with orders 10 march or Tues
day next. Captain HeOry A muhenbers's Com
pany i. also full, and the Captain hss proceeded
to Harrisburg TO be accepted.
Reading has voted $4,000, and Berks County
the same amount towards the supply ofthe Com
psnies 10 Pi,tsburg, Major Gen. wm. II Kem
has been named as a candidate for the Coloneley y
Of the Second Regiment Of Pa, Volunteers. o.
which the above companies will form part.
Phil Ledger.
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Abstract Of the II. NJ. GrneraIs Report.

The gross income under the chesp postage
.ystam. for the wear ending June 30th, lS43,
-yas s3,iS7,lo3 %. The average yearly in
,ona fo- nine years, c'lding June 30, lsi5,
~as 81 36i 825 G5-masirg The receipts un.
der the new law lrss by S957,425 30 ,haa nn.
der the old law. This din rution 10 traced in
part TO Other causes than tho reduction Of pos
tage, ant !or the remcdyuf these il is recon-
mended:
Tha, the law be so amended os to make the
single weigh one quarter instead of the halt
vince, except in the case Of a letter weighing
less than ha II an ounce and written upon a sin
gle sheet ofpaper.
That the same power be given 10 the Post.
otH:e D>oarlment to prevent a violation of its
r,venue laws, as is now given TO the Secretary
Of the Treasury agsinst smugglcrs.
Tina, sll letters plssins over mail routes
which relate 10 the cargo, be free. when they
are nnsealed, and subject to the inspec, on OF
p,st.of.ice agents, When fraud is suspected
ial tha, the postage on newspapers be 80 adj.
liS'eI MS 10 approach more HeiTy the Cost -
lnspar.ation aud delivery, and be mac more
r0nal and jns,, as between the publishers
Ihis NAY be accomplished without any m,,erial
interference witt, The policy Of disseminating
ial"i'g'nce amons the people bv their general
ci-'.!tt.".
jf'n''>nt H6"spa pers, or those sent by 9th.
crs than the PsLi,rhers to the subscribers, as
lhey are nsaslly sent ia lieu nf letters, should
he rated higher than uthrr newspapers
Al printed matter passing Though the nails
should be prepaid. and all letters be prep,id, OF
'iied with double postage. Some saeh amend
Iaen's of the late law are believed 10 he neces
sa'y 10 give the cheap.pns!age system fair tri
i ny Securing to the department its legitimate
,svenues; and il adopted b, Congress II is conf
,,en,ly beiievsj, from the reductions which has,
FERN made in tie two sections already let i
contract, and sn,icipstsd Swings in the othe
30 branches of,hs service, tina, there will b,
~ need OF calling upon the nsssu'y foS'farshe'
%. after the lst Of July, lea0, wheHdhe whole
service will be placed under the new law.
An iacrsase Of the salaries Of deputy post
a,stsrs 10 recommended. ss ihey get . psl
;+sses &. re iees;ys. zt.sA are greatly 70
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r. D. X

u The President has made the following ap.
pointment, for the army from Pennsylvania
Quartrmaster's Debarlment-Hush O'Don.
nell, of Ohio, TO be assistant quartermaser, with
the rank OF captain, October II, 1886, to fill q
vacancy.
Geo Y Hebb, Of Tennessee. to be assistant
quartermaster, with the rank of captain, October
-, 1916, TO I'll Vacancy.
Ralph G. Norv-ll of Indiana, 10 he assis;an,
quartermas,-r, with the rank Of captain, Dec 2,
1876, 10 fill a vacancy.
Geo. N. Lanman, of Pennsylvania, TO be a.,is,
,snt quartermas'sr, with the rank of captain.
Comm,ssa Us d p rtme,f-Fred. A Churo hill,
OF Ohio TO be commissary, with the rank of ma.
jor, Nov. 81, 1916 to I'LL vacancy.
McDonough j. Bunch, o, Tennessee, to be as.
August IS, 1916, TO fill vacancy
George I Howard. of Texas TO be assistant
conmlssary, with the rank of captain, August
27, 1916. TO fiji a vacancy.
Francis NJ DillrT, of Rhode Island to be as.
sislsnt commssary, with the rank of ca plain. DC.
'oDeT 20, lSiO, 10 Hil vacancy.
Isaac i Diller, of Pennsylvania, TO be assistant
commissary. with the rank OF captain.
Nsd,rh Department. Alexander Perry. Of
New York, TO be surgeon. Aug. 81, lsI6.
David Mcknight, Of Tennessee, TO be surgeon
September 10. 1916
VIM B, Washington. Of Tennessee, TO he sur
gron. October 80, 1915, TO f!l vacancy.
John c. Reynolds, Of Pennsy ylvanis, 10 be sur
geon
George 3 Sanderson. OF Missouri, TO be sssis
tan: surgeon. August 30, 1916.
WIN. C Parker of New York. TO be assistant
surgeon September ,, 1916, 10 hll Vacancy
Enorh p Hale, OF Tennessee, 10 be assistant
surgeon, September 10, ls'6.
Thomss C. Bunting, OF Pennsylvsn's, 10 be as
sistani surgeon.
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o. The new company of volunteers from
Harrisburg, numbering upwards Of 100 mea,
who form part Of the second regiment, at their
election for officers Unanimously resolved that
the company should be called Cameron Guards,
in honor Of Gen Cameron, our United States Sc.
naior. The Harrisburg Onion says
I'VE learn that The II N. SIMON CAXeRog
has presented the new company which bears his
maine with oae HUNDRED DOLLARS md a sp'eu.
did sword. 10 b, gwen 10 each oi the comus.
stoned office's. This generous git spraks 10
lnmes in favor Of our distinguished Senator
We shall give further particulars Of the prc.er.
ln,lon ia our next. The Guards will leave inr
the place o: rendczv. U. on Saturday morning
next"