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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01
TESTIMONY rs NOW RECEIyHD


FRoN ALI QUARrERs Nv TIM GLonE.
VVNHE following letters are presented with view
4 OF more fully showing the opinions of pt ysi-
r'nns IN relation to the medical value Of Da.
SwArNIs CoMrouNp SvRur or WIIn CHvnuv
DR. SwArSE-Dear Sir: Having used Your
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry. extensively in
nv practice. I was requested by yopr agent, DR..
Cru'cher, To express nv opinion in writing, of its
properties as remedial agent. ! most cheerfullv
comply. as feel Ivy so doing, ] will discharge n
deb, owe the community at large, and phv ms
in par ocular. As much as deicst quack r"me
dies and patent nosirun,s. ] was in,uted fr.m
failure ot the most patent exPcctoranis, rrcommrn
ded IN our nateria medicas in some cases of Dis.
rasrd lungs, to try your preparation Of Frunus
Virginia or Wild Cherry. II is sufficient 10 saw
that was so much pleased with the result Of
that and subsequent trials iha, now pre- be il in
preference 20 all o her remedies where an expcc,o.
rant is indicated. In the much dreaded Pncumo.
mia or Disease Of the Lungs. in the alarming form
in which ii appears in Kentucky, regard it rs m
invaluable remedy in the trea,mcn, Of that disease
TO all who know me have said enough, hut a.
this may I've by persons out Of the vicinity Of
Frankfort, will briefly add, that have been IN.
gagged in an active practice Of my profession fnr IL
years. and am n regular graduate OF T7ansv'vari.,
and this is the first pa'en, medicine ever thought
enough of TO express an opinion in writing
J. II. ELLISON, NJ. n.
Jan z, ls47. Franklin 90. Ky.
FRANKropr. Ky. Jan 7. lsI7.
The above certificate is from one of our phv 81.
clans living a few miles from here, he is doing
very good practice, and is considered good phvsi.
clan, and stands fair; he ia as he s,ys, regular
graduate. I'm. w. J.. CRUTCuwR,
Druggist and Apo,hecary.
0r Since the introduction of nv article 70 the
public, there have q number Of unprincipled indi
siduals got up ncstrums. which they assert contain
Wild Cherry, some are called 'Basams,' 'Biters.'
and even Syrup Of Wild Cherry, hut mine is the
original and only genuine preparation ever intro
dncsd To the public. which can ne proved hy the
public R~cor,is Of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
vani,. The only ssfeguard against imposition il
to see that my signature l. on each hottie.
Da. II. SWAYNE.
Cotrer Of Eighth and Race sts., PhiaJelphs.
Only Agent in SunSury. is
HENRY MASSER
DR.. J. A. Moore, Dsnvilla; r. s. Mack.y &
Son, M,ion; NJ. d. & J. Wells, Murcv; G. A.
Wyatt, I.ewishurg; Davis & Schnmc. Selinsgrove;
John 4. Rem, Line Mountain p. q. .....
Ph,lsdclphia, a.......s# aI0-c2m. f6 iy
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TT Is WRITTEN

Ildy inf;.lan, 20 -" W : W "'H
,rn,o,,r,. p'''"' climate
Whiuhi INDIAN VEGETABLE plLLN
| 49,. OF THE
NOrth american College OTIICults,.
are composed Of all plants which grow .,on,,,.'
ously on our own soil, and are therefore he,,o,
dsp,ed 10 our constitutions than Medicines eoncoc.
t'j from foreign drugs, however well they NAV ho
compounded; aud az they n,e founded ,pon ne
principle thst the humsi, lpdy i, in truth -"
SUBJECT To BUT ONE DISEASE .
namely. corrup, humors, and that said Mel,;ns
cures this disease on NATrnat Pr,Nctr,r.. I'm
cleansing and p,trjfs;ys tbe b,j, i, ,v;I, be man
lfest that, il the cons,,,u,i y. ts not ep,;,ey
hsus,ed. perseverance, in their us,. areorIins In
dircc,icus is absolutely certain to dive disease of
cvorv name from ,he-boAy af tar
When wish 10 res,o,c q swsmp q, p,ora.s, "a
fertility, we drain il Of tho rpc, abundant, .y,,., Ia
like manner, n We wish 20 restore the body Il,
health. we must cleanse IL Of impnri'v
WRiGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will I've found one Of the best II moi the y.,y b.,,
medicine in the world fot carving out this Gu,,u
PUn,ry'Ss PnisrirLr. tcrause they oxpel from
the body all morbid ami corrupt hunor tie cause
If the disease in an easy aud kutiirul Ntp,cs:
anil while they every day oIvr r,sr ,>r rLEA,uuE,
dica~c IL every name Is rapidly atiScn from the
cdy. l....-
The following highly respectable ftcrckrcpcrz
have hr.n duly sp"c,n,ei ag, ris for Tie salr or
Wighrs K,dio,, Fcgriaak f',Hs, in Nor,bumhrr,
land county:
IIcury Mas~cr. SunSurv. . +.... ..s.
=. & J. KauiIuian, Angus 4 township.
Samuel Hcrh. Little M,ho,rv.
William Dsppou. jackson
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BY this amour, pad C. ". Higgins. G,,
proics .ionsl services. rs rcr receipt, 10 90
by this amount paid Gempe Wrisr,. hs-
l,nce due tur keeping Michael ."gan. ..
a pcuper, in AZ. as per receipt, 81 90
BY this amount paid Haupt x B ilnr,or, r.n
balance due as Ovctscrrs Of the Poor
Tor 43-6, as per recript ~ 9Sl
By this amount paid Catherine Ki-hl, FOR
boarding Martha kichi, a p,uprt, in
full, as per receipt. l6 IS
l'y this amount paid Dr. I. u. Massrr. t,r
medical attendance in 't5, ~ y. rrc'pt q 20
by this amount paid DR. 7. II Massrr, Tor
one years medical ai,"naarc'. com
m"ncing in '46 and ending in AZ as
per receipt, 10 90
by this amount Iaid G. w. Higgins. .juls-
mcnt fec in case Of the OvrrSe.rs of
Sunhury vs.. Overscrrs of Union ,shp,
Union 90 in relation to Matha Moore,
as per receipt, 90
BY thus amnun, paid Daniel prckcmllr
and ]. W.Peai witnesses in said case
as per recrips, O0
by this amour, paid Esqs. Bower and
Wessr. fn orders granted CIR the re- -.
lief of pauper-, from AZ to H5 nclu-
sivr, as Ier receipts sG5
by this amount paid Jnhn Randcls. fhr
boarding iIeny Haas, a pauper. upI
March 9th inst, in full per rrcript, 80 on
by this amount pad James Mckroltv,
let order from E.q Bower y Wciscr, 30
by 'hs uut paid Hcnry Ba,dshcr, III
full fu keeping Mary Bcrgcr, pauper
IN H6, ms per receipt, 30
BY this amount paid John Fisher, for
services rendered, as per receipt. 90
BY this amount paid Sebastian Haup' for
coffin for Lucinda Miller. as ner rrc'p'. G 10
BY this amount paid Chorts Walter, CT
boarding Lucinda Miller. as per Iec'p', 90
BY this smmnt paid !. 7. Clemsni. for
goods furnished for Lucinda Miilc', as
per receipt, ~
BY this amount paid w alter Bell. for DIG
eiue grave fnr Lucinda Miller.as r.nt, 100
BY this amount paid iiernsrd Hopper ft "a
keeping Y. Conrad. pauper, rs y ret, 30
BY this amour; paid Mary liin.r for krc. ..r
ping Martin line,, Paupe', as y ret. 46
BY this amount paid Henry lisuIt AMI
Samuel J Fly. for servc.s rendered As
Oversec's of the Poor, including Au- ...#
ditors' fees. 81 90
.' -
.a ... s249 Oas
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,PuI1ADELp1zrA MARxEr.


shells have been cold at l55c. for good red, and
lGOc for white. Goa sells at 9Oc, weight, from
store, I00c from wagons. Oa's SO a sac.
WHlSKEY Dull at 29 a 3Oc
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BaLT,moRE MARKET,

Office Of Tie Brr,~"ns Ax.mwAs, Apri! 90.
GRAIN We quote Md red at iiOa ceats
FOR good 20 prime. The receipts, however, are
,r,A,ng. We note sale 10 day Of 1000 bushels
Penns white al i5s cents, and ijo0 bushels
Pcnna. red at i55 cts 't "
Sales of Md Corn at S0as2 cents for white,
ard 80 cents for yellow. Sales Of Pcnna yei.
low to-day at 9la92 cts. -.-
Maryland Oats are worth lsa49 cents.
WHlSKEY There is a moderate demand for
bbls. al 80 cents. Hhds. are held at 90 cents.
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'''y y 'S.'' ~ --- ~ L y II
uANCE'S SARsAPARILLA, OR BLOOD
IL PILLS. 't r
IT WHAT rs THAT PRINCIPLE WHICH
WE CALL THE BLOODt
TIE B l. o Cd rs THAT PRINCIPLE
ny WHICH THE WHOLE SYSTEM IS RE.
GULATED. Therefore If the blood becomes i'm
pure, general arrangement Of the system must
ensue and give rise to
Coughs, Colds lnfuenza, Dyspepsia Dropsy Head
ache, Fullne.s OF Blood, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhod
and Typhus Pevers Of all kinds, Indigestion, Weak
mes Of stomach, Rhpumaiisrn and Rheumatic AZ.
tec,ion, Nervous Affections Liver Complaint A sth.
ma, Pleurisy, Inflammation II the Lungs, Low
Spirits, Fits, Measles. Small Pox, Whoocinc
Cough, Group, Sore Eyes, Inward Weakness,
mo'ms, Quincy, Bronchitis, Ch.,ic. Dysentery,
ura'e', Sah hheum, Deafness and other affections
q, sne ,n, ~, Anih"hys Fire, ScorIua or King
hN'' o,.es' Lie Swellings, Turner'S, Biles, Sup
p'eSsc' 'lonlhly Discharges aud Female complaints
! n general, Eruptions Of the Skin, Hatitual Cos
iyeness, and all diseases depending OH disojered
and diseased state Of The blood, or suspension Of
| the healthy secsetions. .t.,.t,-..
Therefore, on the First appearance Of any Of lhese
symptoms, 81. -.---.-,.e- 't-
HAsers s sARsAPARlLd,A, or BLOOD Pills.
should be procured end used according To ths al.
REGIONS. PRICE 25 CENTS per Bot of FiF.
TY PILLS, OF FIVE BOXES for ONE Dol,
LAR. @'s 's 20 .tf fa- -.a s
Fa sale by SETH q. HANCE, corner o
Charles and Pratt sts., and i0s Baltimore street
and by GEORGE BRIGHT. sunbuty,
r-.,-.a5 .. BRAurIGAM, Nonhuneerlsnd
May 7, lsiT, F.s
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~ n R RIEU-

On the 22d ult, by the Rev. p. McEuallv. Mr
WILLIAM BouLroN, Of Danvile, to Miss ELIZA
BETH WEAVER, Of this county
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SOMETHING NEW!
VENHE Subscribers have the exclusive right OF
i venling J. NJ. .THATCHER'S
Hot Islast Hot AIR Cooking
g. FL q w H0


49, MG d w E9
IN the caultes Of \ m,humheflanl, Columbia and
Schuy ylkill; aud from the encoura cement me, with
already, they expect To do large business This
stove is constructed on an entirely new principle,
aud on The only principle tha, c m make both
good w""d and coal stove. The inventor has over
come all the difficulties Iha, frequently belong l.,
other stoves. lie has hy his arrsngemcnt, con-
S''uc''d broiiing qJ oven In Front, where
in r"l'lne, roasting yinG baking may be done,
and all the smell tha, arises ,herciiom must pass
into the rombus,ille chamber anil is not d, al
thrown on, into the room I 0 Besides this, there
j. an oven only two inches less than the whole size
of the stove. Wherein baking or roasting may he
done we'll as i, can hc IN the common brick oven.
This oven is always III iuI hsr when the stove Is
heated, as the whole draueht Of hot air passes
round n constantly.
Pubic attention is particularly called TO this
stove. Il can be sscn n our Store and Tin Estah>
lishmeu, in North Danv'le, a, the sign oI the Co-
luinhia lin shop. aud al the touDdly Of Eohflsch
& Clement ia Sunbu,y, where it, PARTICULAR Iuali-
ties wall he fully shown aud exp ained to any person
wishing Ia cx,mine II. .- -
III, su scriaets continue to have on hand all
kinds Of ,aflo, stoves such radiators cylendeTs,
fancy snA plain sui'utAe Tor all who may favor us
with call also conu,on sheet aud Russia Iron.
which ran be made in any desirable shape; togr
lhrI ilh g.u,tsi ss-ohmrni "f lin and jap,nnod
war; wholesale aud reIaii. Country msr, chants
se in,teA To call snd eSaminc our stock. as our
work rsnnm Be surpassed, anl i,,icss moderate.
\ u. We can ssrlv recommend the ahose men,
toned stove 10 persons who wish To eithsik ID
good business THE ra,rr,er will sell either coun-
" stale rights. I" suii purchasers, and on tea
s0nad" terms. lie "I his agents may be found in
Danvillc Pa. J. Il J. AFTER.
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S249 03i

The undersigned. appointed 10 audit, settle and
adjust the accounts ot the Overseas Of the Poor ot
the Borough OF sudbury, havina examined the re-
cepis and expenditures (as set forth in tn" prec.-
ding s,a,ement.) Of II. Hsupt and s. j. Fry, late
Oversecrs of SAID borough. exhibiting balance in
their favor of Eighteen Doiirs Hnd ninety fhree
ami n haifcenfs do allow and pass the same
In testimony cf which, we have hercuntn sci our
hands, the 27'h March, A. ID. isi7.
T. q MARkLEY, A
MARTIN IRWIN,
April "a FREDERICK I.A2 tRGS.
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Thomas ii,,iiihen's Estate.

AYUTiCE is hereby given, that ieuIers OF ad-
minitrarion have heen grant TO the sub.
SCI her on the estate of Thomas Huilhcn, late of
Point township. Northumberland county. deed.
An persons Indebted 10 said estate. OF having
ci.ims against the same. requested to call and
settle HENRY 5. THOMAS.
Northumberland, April 10. ls47.-6t Adm.
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''Syashinston Fire Conpany.D
THE members of the Washington Fire Com.
4 pany" are requested to mcc, al the. State
House, on Monday Evening, May 3, at ca o..
clock. precisely. Punctual attendance is required,
NAV /. SAMUEL. ]. YOUNG, Sec
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EuRTHERs PROOFS OF THE ErEICACY
OF HANCES COMPOUND SYRl;f' OF
~ H0GE10UND IN RELIEVING 30


E1.) AFFLICTED MAN! erigsrE
Mn. GEnRGE Y. T.WBRuISeroS, residing in Y ork.
street, Federal Hill Baltimore, was attacked with
violent cough and SORE throat after trying many
irmedns was induced by friend to nse Hanc.'s
Compound Syrup of lToehound, and before using
one bottle. was entirely cured. ,-.sae Gf~ET
ANOTHER, YET MORE ASTONISHING ;
Mns. HRNRrrrrA MIRRrcR, residing in Monu.
ment street, hrtween Canal and Eden streets. wns
attacked with very severe cough and pain in tho
breast, which Vas so intense. that il extended to
the shoulders. She was afflicted also with pain
in the side. sH'a "a ,,.f a tre -
After irving many remedies. she was persuaded
hv Ecni IN Use HANCE'S COMPOUND DSY
RUP OF HOREHOuND. and after using three
doses che experienced great relief. and before she
had finished the bottle, was entirely cured.
PRICE 80 Cents per hottie. or bottles frr $3.50
For sale NY SETH g. HANCE. los Baltimore
ST. and corner Charles and Pratt streets, Baltimore
and by GEORGE BRIGII Z, Suntury.
ID. BRAUTIGAM, Northumberland
Nav I 1aAr
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NOTiCE is hereby given tha, the subscribers Of
~ the Netc Stock of the Nor,hu mberIand Bridge
Company, au'h.mise 10 he raised by an ac, OF As.
se,n'iy pissed Msrh 2s'h. 1916. to enable the
said company To rebuild the Bridge from Shame
Min Island To the eastern shore Of the Snsqnehanha
ARE requested to pay WIN Fopy,he, Treasurer, an
instalment of Ave dollars Oh each share hy them
suhscrihed on or before the i4th day of May next
>and five dollars IN each shsre On the 18th day of
each month thereafter. until all IL paid.
by order Il the Board
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eala -. L.. 4-t ~ vi ~
E from hal CAROL. e,
Long years have PASSED since last we met,
sr on baln'y summer night; rs s.s-,.. q
With silver dew our path wa. wet, ESQ Iut
As il shone in the moons pale light.
But brighter far in thy dark eye 1.1
The light Of love was cleaning,
And on those lips of coral dye ...
A heavenly smile was beaming.
Our lips met ina thrilling kiss, 1e 'e5 u
Our hearts in fond embrace; --.t
Tears, half of sorrow, half Of bliss,
Coursed DER thy pale, sweet face.
Mary, till then never knew,
How deep was that love of thine
Nor feared that I was not as true
As the stars that o'er thee shine.
/ thought we loved each other we'll,
.-s Nor deemed that il would no. last;
Thine altered smiles too plainly tell,
1t has pass'd--forever passd.
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IL. DRAU I ibAM.
N"rhnmHd, April "a, lsi7.-A Pres,
Orphans Court Sale.

Orphans Court Sale.
TN pursu nee Of an order of The Orphans Cour,
Of Northumberland county. viii he sold q, pub
lie vendue, Saturday the i7th day Of July next,
on the premises. to wi,t A refisin rset of land
situate In Shamok township, IN eaid county. con
tsinng 200 ncres and lt3 prrches. striri measure,
ali lining land & the heis of Manin Wsases. J.hn
Uneer. Solemn Frerly, and Isaac Treihley,
whereon is erected two story log hous" ard sour
kitchen large frame hank harm. stone Sun Ike
house and an excellent orchard of choice fruit.
Ai-o, one other tract, situate in the township and
county aforesaid, containing 35 acres and So per-
ches, adjoining the above described tract Samuel
Hal,s, Geo,ee Unser. and Isaac Treibiey. where ~
are erected one spd half story frame house, a
frame stable, and log shop, with good well of
water a, the house, and thriving young orchard
ofchoice fruit. Also ain other tract of wood
land situate in the township aforesaid, containing
81 acres aud 81 perches. adjoining Conrad Yesge'.
Jofeph Chamberlin, and Augustus Huey. Also,
certain other trac, nf land in said to nshi1, con>
tanning 80 acres and ii7 pcrches, s'ric, measure.
of which nbou, one half is cleared, adi,inins Au-
gustus Hu'y, Nathaniel'Ssxson, and others Al,
So, certain other tact situate Ia said township,
con'sininr 0 acres and 4 perches, s,rc, meas, ,e
adjoining Solomo" Feg ", and others. Late The
estate OF Chr'stin Fegeiy. decd. .ss
Sale 10 Commence az 10 O'Clock, 4 " of said
day, when the terms ef sale VIII ae u ale know,
by F -s- 30 - sol ONION FEGELY,
M REUBEN FEGELY.f
By order Of the court, . Adnus.
rr BpwAwp OrsrxW. Cr'k. O. q.
Sunhufy. April Gath, lsi7.--tsl3t
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A New rLANEr. Professor Pierce, of Harv.
ord University, in letter to the Boston Courier,
says: "Whatever may be shown to be the mass
and orbit Of Neptune, am prepared to publish
the corresponding elements and mass of another
planet. (shouId one be needed.) which. comb.
ned with Neptune. and having period of revo.
luton of l6S years, viii be sufficient to account
for all the per,urbations Of Uranus"
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PRICE CURRENT.
." Good Intent Fire Company,

rOUu hHtcHt EtTc NOutpHHy''
A STATED MEETING oiibe Company viii
"a be held on Monday evening next, a, 7 o'clock,
at the Court House. Punc,ual attendance is re.
qured. HENRY DONNEL.
My ], lS47. Secretary.
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MINES DIscov FIR ED.-It is stated that several
mines of gold and copper ore. and easily worked.
have been discovered by Capt. Emory. in his
explorations from Santa Fe, to California. He
has brought home some specimens.
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CuIEr OF THE MrsMrEs sDEap-Lsfoa:ine, the
prime pal chief Of the Miami tribe Of Indians died
on the 18th inst, at Lafayette, Indiana on his
return from the far west, where his tribe had re-
Gently emera.ed Lafontine was rich, and civil.
zed--tarmed extensively, aad was heavy dealer
in produce and mercSandiEe. ..rf
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STARTLING OCCuRREScE The Dubuque 10.
way Republican publishes an account of the fall
oi nrolhes in that neighborhood. In one instance,
large stone, some six feet in diameter, end re.
semblng mass Of sulphur, in its d. scent went
through large tree, crushing it to atoms. and
entered the earth TO the depth of about twelve
feet, whence it was afterwards recovered BY
those who saw it fall The traces of several
smaller bodies OF the came nature have been dis.
covered in that vicinity within short time.
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By order OF the court, ADM
rr.r EpwAwp OYsrEW. Crk. o. e.
Sunbufy, April cath. lsi7.-sl3t .
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LIFE.

Each creature holds an insular point in space;
Yet, what man stirs finger, breathes a sound,
But ali the multitudinous beings round
In all the countless worlds, with time and place.
For their conditions, down to the central base,
Thrill, haply in vibration and rebound;
Life answering life across the vast profound,
In full.antiphony, by common grace
l think this sudden joyance which illumes
A child's mouth sleeping, unaware may run
From some soul breaking new the bond Of tomhs;
l think this passionate sigh, which halfbogun,
strife back, may reach and stir the plumes
OfGod's calm angel standing in the sun
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IRELAND.-The condition of this Inflated
country was never more deplorable than it is
at the present time. The people, maddened
by the gloomy experience of last year and an
ticipating winter of intense suffering, have
become more than ever reckless; and many out
RACES have been committed from which hui
manity recois. Murders are of almost daily
occurrence. In the southern portions of the
island, associations have been formed to resist
the payment of rent to the owners Of the soil,
and several of the landlords have already been
assassinated. These outrages have proceeded
from the most worthless of the peasantry, ADAM
doned wretches who regard no law human or
divine. Large meetings of these pen have
been held, at which resistance to the payment
of rent was resolved on. The lives of those
landlords who eject thriftless tenants are threa-
tened, and in several instances these threats
have been executed in the most shocking man.
ner: Catholic priests have been robbed as we'll
as others, the people not discriminating between
their spiritual counsellors and their landlords
We have but little doubt that the coming
winter will be one of the most dreadful in the
annals of Ireland. The spirit of insubordina-
ton, riot, and murder will be manifested in
many most atrocious scenes. What course the
British Government will decide on we do not
know. The alienation ofsuilering Ireland is
one of the most difficult problems ever submit
ted TO any Government. Some radical reforms
are indispensable, and we hope that they may
be effected. The old system cannot be perse-
vered in without a continued repetition of the
most horrible outrages.-LOu Jour.
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himself Jaapa, place very suitable TO oppose the
enemy with that vaor which he has always exhibited
and will continue to exhibit.
The Senior Deputy, in consequence of his accelera-
ted flight to Matamoros has omitted to pay me the
draft but have had it protested and in consequence
thereof, you will take from the trunk silver plate,
which consider ought to be sold topay the expenses
of your journey. Starting from your city you will
await me at Teapeaca, for which place start this
moment.
When l see you will give you the particulars, and
now, business aside request you avail yourself OF
the humble respect with which you are venerated by
your afIectiorate son.
JOSE EDUARDO HERNANDEZ.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-11-20

From MoNTEREY-MILTARY GALLANTRY.-
The Maamoros Flag of the SOth ult., has been
received in New Orleans. The following item
from that paper we find in the n. o. Mercury
of the 9th
Five or six officers of the Mexican army had
arrived at Monterey, who were in the late bat
ties near and at the city of Mexico, and although
they were allowed to remain unmolested, their
movements were being watched.
MONTEREY, Mexico, Oct S, 1917.
Quite an excitement was producedin thiscity
a few days since by the double elopement, at
the same time, of two Mexican senoritas with
two officers belonging to the staff corps of our
army. One of the ladies more properly speak
ing, was sonora, being the wife of Mexican
officer of considerable rank, absent with the
army, aud the other a senorita of seventeen.
her neice. Such an occurrence, however, will
be considered neither wonderful nor strange
when it is considered how long we have been
kept here ina state ofinactiviy.