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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-18
The Grand Purgative
FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE or
Headache, Giddiness, Measles, Salt Kheum,
Rheumatism, Piles, Heart Burn. Worms
Dysp.p.is, scu,vv, Cholera Morbus,
SIN Il, pox. Jaundice, Coughs, Quincy,
Pains in the Back, WhOoping Cough,
Inward Weakness Consumption. Fits,
Paipls,on Of the Heart, Liver Complaint,
Rising in the Throa,, Ersipclss, Desfness
Dropsy, As,hma, feelings Of the Skin,
Fevess Of I'll kinds, Coids, 0out, Gravel,
Female ComplaintA. Nervous Compsinth
fnsM rwruairfxs or rss Moon. Ann Or.
sraucrioSs IN Tas oasASs o. nj
SxsrfoSs
Espo,,ence has proved that nearly every bis
ease originates rom Impurities Of the Blood or de-
rangemen,, of the Digestive Organs; and TO secure
Health, we must remove those distractions or re-
store the Blood TO i,s natural state,
The aversion 70 ,asins medicine is most fffec-
iuay removed by CLfcxsER's VEeErABtE PuR.
aArIvr PILL., being completely enceloped Uhh a
coafng Of pure ,chife Sugar. (which Is as distinct
from the internal ingredients as a nut shell tom
the kernel) ANN H.vE 80 TASTE ot xHh,tINs,
But are A. easily swallowed ~ bits OF candy.
Moreover they neither nHusenfe o gripe N the
slightest degree hut operate equally on all the dis
essrd parts Of the system. instead Of conhnine
them.eives To, and rackns any paf'iculst region.
Thus II lie Liver be affected, ingredient will
operate on tn It particular organ, and, ~ cleansing
il Of On Excess Of Bile fes,otc il 10 i,s ns'ufsl
state. Another will operate on the Blood. and
remove all impurities in its circulationi while q
third will cffsciusliy expel whstesef impurities
may haze bsen discharged int' the stomach. and
hence they srnIxr AT the Roor OF DIsE,sf, re.
move all Impure Bumors from the body op"n
the pores ex,ernaIly and internally separste ell
foreign snd oh, o1ious Particles from the chyle. 90
that the blood may he thoroughly pnre-'hus seeu.
ring f ee and healthy action to The Heart. Lungs
and Liver; and thereby they REsTosK nx.trn Il.
vsS wnIS All orH.R NEAss RAVE rAILvD.
The entire ,ruih Of the sbose can he sscertainet
by the trial Of single boz and their virtues are
81 positive snd ceftain in restoring Hesl,h, that
the proprietor bin.ls himself to return the money
paid for them in all cases whefe they do not sivs
universal satisiaciioh
Retail Price, 25 cts. per BOX.
.. Principal office No. 6e Vesey ST., N. York
Sold Ivy JOHN YOUNG, sunbury,
NJ. A. McCAY, Noithumherlan
~ Remember DR.. c. V Clickenet is the In
venIor Of the Sugar Coated ri Is, and that nothing
| Of the srt was ever heard It until he introduces
them in June, Is43. Purchasers should, therefore
aiway. ask for Ciirkener's Sugar CoaieI Pills, an
take no others, OF they will he made the victims o
fraud sept. 18th, is47-ly cow
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-18
Notice.

IL persons indebted 10 the subscriber for wool
cariing snd fulling during las. year, at DAVID
ek's es,sblishment in Lower Augusta township.
,sreby requested 10 call on him at The store Of
+. Clement, in sunbury, end pay up, on OF os'
the Is, day Of October next All unsettled &C.
Ms, aher thst date will be placed into the hsnds
Justice, Tor collection.
Injury, Sept. lllh, 1879
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-18
PRICE CURRENT.
JANCEs sARs APARILLA, OR BLOOD
i PT1 Il, s.

JANCE's SARS APARILLA, OR BLOOD
n rWHXT{STHAT PRINCIPLE WHICH
E CALL THE Bs.0oDa
The BL OoD rs THAT PRINCIPLE
WHICH TIE WHOLE SYSTEM IS RE
LATED. Theref re Il the blood hecomes inn
sue; and give rise IN
.ughs, Colds, Influenza. Dyspepsia Dfopsv Head
,e, Fuine.s of Blood. Bilious. Scarlet, Tvphod
iTyphus FeveIs Of all kinds, Indigestion, Weak.
$ of stomach, Rhnumatism and Rs~umaMc AZ.
lion, N-vou. Affections, Liver Complaint, A.sh.
Pteuri-y, Inflammation If the Lungs, I,ow
rita Fi,s Mea-es. Small Pox. Whoopins
Ugh, Group, Sore Eyes, Inward Weakness,
Mms. Quincy. Br"nchhis, Chdic. Dvsensery,
,vel, Salt Rheum, Deafness and other affections
he Ear, s.. Anthony. Fire, scro'ula or Kings
il, Ulcers, White Swelhngs, Tu,nor.. Biles. Sup
ssel Monthly Disc' arges and Female complaints
general, Eruptions Of the Skin, Hsbitual Cos
ness, and all diseases depending on disordereJ
diseased state Of the bloud. or q suspension Of
healthy secretons.
therefore, on the first appearance Of any Of thes"
aptoms,
scE's sARsAPARlLLA. or BLOOD PILLS!
old he procured, and used according 10 the di.
ions. PRICE IL GENTS per Box Of FlF.
FILLS, or FIVE BOXES for ONE DOL.
4.
For sale by SETH s. HANCE, corner Of
rles and Pratt sts., and los Baltimore street
and by GEORGE BRIGHT, Suntury.
D. BRAUTIG AN, Northumberland.
ep'. is, ls47.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-18
SIX YEARS AGO

vINhE rhidrn began to cry For Shtrman's 1.o.
lenees The noise was not ID loud at thai
,ime hut has kept ipce asihg ever -ince. and now
hss b, cnme so great tha, tho mouths or the k,ile
ones can scarce I've stopped. Dr. Sherman sSmps.
,hises with the little sufferers, and wry much re-
sres that ans of them should be disappointed
Knowing the vas, benefit which has been confer
red upon the community hy the introduction OF
his infalhle
wo a n i o n n q u D,
he has entered into arrangements for ehareing his
Manuf Glory, hy means Of which lie thinks he will
no able to supply the demand. And the same pains
and care will he taken, that these celebrated l,oa
zenses he made they have always BEEN. In or
der that those who depsAsl upon them, may not bs
disappointed in their hopes. He knew when he
commenced the Manufacture Of the Worm Losen.
ges, that they would supersede the use Of everv
other termifuee. As The L"zenge 10 very pleasant
TO the tas,e speedy in its effects. we'll certain
and the qu-n,itv required ID effect perfect cure
ie very small. These properties. in connection with
the frt ,ha, they are sold f 25 cents per hot, thus
pl .c;ns them in The reach of tho poorest man In
the land, has not only caused them 10 take the
place Of every other vermfuge RIVER ofered bu, 81.
so ten,iefed them popular to the community.
' coUaH nNans,
continue to cure Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Astbuis, shorness and difficulty Of Breathing. ahd
o,het diseasss Of the Lungs with the same facility
they did on their first Introduction. and The people
have now become persuaded by actusl exPeiienre.
that oh the accession Of slight cold, they have
only to step 10 elthe, the Dr's office. one Of the
Agents, and obtain a box Of his Cough 1ioIrnges,
which arc very Convenient TO carry in the pocket.
and 10 take few ihroush the day. BY pursuing
this course . cure is often effected in "a hou's end
The patien, about his busn ss. So erea, Is the ce-
ebrlty Of the Los-nges, that Thousands Of pefsons
| Who have used them, and become scduained with
their cfI.cts, will never he without them.
sIlERNfAN's
roo n NJ "A MS Il a s T EA
has cured mote cases of rheumatism, Pain in the
Back, Side aud Chest, Lumlago and Weakness,
than any apple alton that has ever been made. AZ
the celebrity Of the Plaster has inrsesse hundreds
of unp inc pied rsscais have attempted to counter.
.ft IT, and palm il ulf upon the community a the
genuine. 1J Beware of Deception. ID Remrni-
Der ,ha, the true and genuine Plaster is spread up.
on redlsh paper made expressly Tor the purpose
and in every case the signature Of Or. Sherman l.
u int upon the hack Of the Plaster, and the whole
secured by Copy Right. Nome others are genuine
Poor Mans Plaster, call al the office, LOG Nassau
street, ard you viii not he Disappointed.
Reuaember the number, 100 Ma -sau ST.. ~he q
all DR.. Shsfman's Lozenges are sold. His Agen,s
are Mrs Hays, i39 Fulton street, Brnoklyn
H,neson, WilliaMslnitsi and Rediiug Il Go.
Boston, and JOHN YOUNG, sunbu'y,
Nj. A MeCAY, Northumberland
September lih, ls41.-iy.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-18
Jacub Munts's Estate.

A1OTICE is hereby given, that le,tets OF sd-
ministralion have been granted to the sub.
scrhef on The estate Of Jacob kuntr late of Angus.
ia township, decd. All persons indebted to sad
estate OF having dcmands against the same, are re-
que.,ed to call on the subscriber FOR settlement,
without aslay. PETER SNYDER,
Abpus,,. Aus. 7. ,s41-ot ADM.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-18

~ raAr s
nNuApruL
= coveH T! THE
LuNss ARE iN pAN.

nWuAnrUL
CovoH ! THE
LUNGS ARE IN nAS. o.
sER, rnE woRK OF rus
prsrRoYsR fAs BEEN BxevH,
1Hh coveH OF coFsvMPrfoy HATE
.l.UA TT A sorNr cY ptAra.
n RE YOU A MOrHERi Your darling child.
n. your idol and esrthly joy. Is now perhaps
confined to her chsmber by dangerous cold--her
pale checks, her thin shvunken fingers, tell the
hold disease has already gained upon hcr--the
sound Of her sepulchra cough pie,ces your soul.
YOUNG MAN. when jus, about TO enter life,
disease sheds heart crushing blight over the fair
prospects Of the future-your hectic cough and fee
hle limbs tell Of your loss and hope, bot you need
not despair. There is balm which will heal the
wounded lungs, il is s.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-18
m SE0SyS@Is@
First Premium Writing INK.
No. 81 North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

No. 81 North 1hlru oifee''
PHILADELPHIA.
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Chemistry ia the University OF Penn'a.
"Philsdelphia, Oct. III, lsf3.
aDear Sir-Hayine tiled your Ink, Will thank
YOU to send me another bottle, IS find It to he
exc.lleu. l am yours, truly.
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From DR.. Locke. Of Cincinnati, distinguished
for hi. numerous scientific researches.
"Medicsi College Of Ohio, Cinc'nna'i,
... ... January II, ts44.
Having used Mr.. Hover's Writing Ink, ! am
satisfied Ina, i, is the best which has ever come !"
my know ledge and especially is ereeiienf for tho
use of Steel Peas, and ciiFnoi ewrode them, even
IN long ase.
Jous LOCKE. Prof Of Chemistry
HpVER'S ADAMANTiNE CEMENT
From well known scientific gentleman.
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Mr. Iossph L. Hover-sir: A use oi your 'e-
m, mt, snd some practical tests OF lis s"p'' ''o'"y'
hss induced me 90 recommend TO o'as,s az an
invaluable sItic,e for merdlng Chins' nsss, o'
Csbine, We're, CAhrBILi Moh'E
Anslytc Chssstst 81
For sale at the Msnufactory, Nhoks..s ana ne>
tail, No. 81 NoarH THIsn sTRTST, oSPoS's
Cherry street. Philadelphia, BY ,,rp
May 20, lsa7.-jsey Msn0''e'S's@
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-18

'RTHER PROOFS OF THE EFFICACY
OF HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HOREHOUND IN RELIEVING
AFFLICTED MAN!
In. GEoRsx r. WBpRfssros, residing in York,
II, Federal Hill Baltimore, was attacked with a
n, cough and sore throat sfier trying many
sdies, was induced by friend 10 use Hanc.'s
,pound Syrup af Hor hound, and before using
bottle. wss eniire,v ru'ed.
OTHER, YET MORE ASTONISHING q!
Rs. HkxRIETrA MERwIcx, residing in Monu.
street, between C.nal and Eden streets. was
'ked with q very severe cough and pain In the
St, which was so intense. that Il extended to
shoulders. shc was afflicted slso with Psin
" side.
fier TRYING many remedies. she was pcrsu ,drd
ficnd 10 use HANCE'S COMPOUND SY.
'OF HOREHOUND. and after using three
she experienced grea, reief, and before she
finished the hottie, wss entirely cure1.
ice so Gents per hottie or s'I hotties Tor 81 30.
Prepared and sold by SETH 3. HANCE,
baltimore st, and corner ofChsrles h Pratt SITS,
and BY GEORGE BRIGHT, Sunhufy,
d. BRAUTiGAM, Northumberland.
pt. ls, ls47
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-18

Great Bargains S,
AT AUCTION!!
THE under igned viii dispose II at auction. on
L Saturday tbe 2s,h Of August. 81 his store room
in sunbury, an elegant assortment of
N = F 9 z A. N , 7 s y !.
Consisting. IN part, Of
CLOTHS, PRINTS, DELAlNs,
CAsSIMERs, SHIRrINGs. SILKS.
sArTINETTs, sHEETINGS, sATlNS, &c.
also large assortment Of Groceries, Qusens,ocre,
Tin,oare dc. t.
Great Bargains will he offered, IS a.h deter.
mined 10 dispose Of my whole s'ees, without re
fetve.
Sale TO commence at Q O'Clock, A. NJ, on the
day and at the place stated, and TO he continued
every Saturday until tho whole 10 disposed Of.
The conditions If sale TO he made known on
the d,y OF sale. "A reasonable credit will be given
J. u. PuRDY,
sgnbury, August 2is, ls4T.-M
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-18
Dm. UoM EROTsG3
Vegetable Universal Pills,
The only kno,cn Mtdicise that at the same time
patges purifss and strsnefhsns tie sysism.7

The only kno,cn Medicise that at the same time
parges purifes and ssrsngfh<ns the sysfemF
a % .a'nr LcsDos, Jolly =, ls46.
nR lie ROY's Pills are 4 new medicine
IL which hiss just spremed, and 10 fact ,akins
the places Of oil othsvs Of the sams eIsss. These
pills are composed Of many ingredients. bot the
two principal ones are Sarsaparills and Wild Cher
ry, 90 united that they act togsthes; the one,
through i's admixture with other substsrces, pu.
rifyins ,nd purgne. while the other is siren nhen.
ing the system. Thus those pills are at the same
time tonic and opening; a dcs,dcratum long and
eagerly sought fr by medical men, but never he.
fore discovered. In other words they do tho work
Of Two medicines. and do il much better than any
two wc know Of, for they remove nothing finm
the system hut the impurities 80 th,t while they
purge they strengthen; and hence they cause no
dcbilitstion, and followed by no re. action. Dr..
lie Roy's pills have a wonderful influence on the
blood; they not only purfy without weakening IL,
but thev temove ainnxiuus particles from the chyle
before il is converted into fluid. and thus make i'm.
pure blood sn utter imp"s ibili,y. As there is no
dehiitston, so there is no nausea or sickness a..
tending the operations Of this most excellent of me.
dicines, which never strains or tonurrs the digrs
tive functions, but eau es them TO work in a per.
Iectly natural manner; and hence persons taking
them do no, become pale and fmacia,pd, but the
contrary for while il is the property Of the Sarss
parilla. united IS !, is with other ingredients to
remove al ,ha, s foreign and impure, II is equally
the property Of the Wild Cherry to retain ali tina,
is na,ura, aud sound; and hence = robust state Of
health is the certain result Of their united opera.
iions. az Price 2S cents per BOX.
Agents Tor lie Roy's Pills, s...s --
o., John YOUNG, s sOnbu'y.
NJ. A. McCAY, Nor,humbcrl'J
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-18
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

Throughou, the sessions Of Congress, Extras
will be issued from the office Of the "unilsd States
Reporter" con,sinins the reports OF such debates
as may possess particularly exciting interest.
All subscriptions and communication to be post
paid, addressed ~; A. HOUSTON,
United States Reporter, Washington, DC
Angus, i4,h, ie47.-,se
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-14
IMPORTANT FRoMTHEARMy

Late arrivals New Orleans have put Us In possession
of important intelligence from the Amy 7 here is no
reason to doubt lie ruth OF tie Toras all accounts
agree III representing Santa Anna's Amy at San Luis
Putos 10 lie very sueng There is nothing inn rol able
Therefore In the report thai he has placed hmsea the
head ola large column omarch upon Saltilo. We have
every confidence IN the skill and eallaniry of Gen.
Worth and earnestly hope lie may lie able to hold out
until ronorcements arrive. We shall. however await
further intelligence with the deepest anxiety We have
emily for the following brief abstract iiom the n O.
Pcayuue:
An express from Gen. Worth. at Saltillo, arrived at
Monterey on Wednesday, the 10Th of December 1t
brought the news that General Worth had learned
ugh his spies that Santa Anna was within three DAYS
march Of Satlo, ut the head OF an amy of twenty or
thirty thousand men. The cxprss SIS bore call upon Gen
Iaybrfr reInorremens. Gen Taylor and his staff
had left Monterey on the 18th u-the day before Tie
express arnvedtor ictora to join his command which
was two day march in advance of him.
Gen. Butler, in command at Monterey Immediately
sem oil dispatches 10 Gen Marshall, Camargo and to
'on Patterson, nj Matamoras To send forward without
delay all the troops they could spare from their com
mands.
ten Patterson had left Matamoras only the day before
the news reached that place 1t at once forwarded
10 him. and upon learning lis puport informant states
mat lac Immediately started on his return with the view
10 proceed 10 Monterey.
was I'I"d al allplco on the 10Th. that portion
OF "on Pacrsons command had entered Victoria but i,
moi mentioned that the General imsefhad arrived 50
That We cannot Judge how far the from the two
sources may conflict.
The cypress reported at Matamoras that the road from
Monterey to Iamargo was lined with lroops-havinp
hecn PreNIousIy ordered up Our informant saws there
were four regiments upon the road
The n o. Mercury has a letter from Commercial
House at Tampeo which says that the Mexican Con
gross had made the withdrawal of our troops and fleets
from the territory and ports of the Republic prenina
ry ioany negotiation for peace
We have dsagrceable news from the West Tho
n LOUIS Republican Of Sob ult publishes letter from
an officer at Fort Leaycnworth which says -
I'VE have dates from Santa Fe to November Is
'P'an nur@Wh with the dmgoons and also three COM
l2nes OF Col Donphants regiment have gone below to
me assistance OF the traders There is rumor tha six
y d"go"HS have been defeated by the Navajo Indians =
Lieut. Noble ole Dragons, writes that he fears and be-
Heres the rumor is true " '''' "
we have long locked upon an Indian war. in the
est aS necessary appendix to that with Mexico.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-14
GEN. BAYLY AsDMR. DAVIS

Reports having gotten abroad tina, Gen Bavh,s
by the civil authorities was illrtulh his
wlie's procurement astatemt nj is made by The SEMI,
i'or OF the Enquirer who has recently leen in W,l;.
ton. which. " nh oerfC # Mess Mon,a,po re-
Inns, Vim. +. foldlcton ard John T. Mason. ,cr,...
any ground fer suspicion d the kind. Having pi,s,
currency 10 rcmrs prcjudcal 10 Cen. Bayly, snd ,,
the fullest confidence in his honor and courage. ",
called upon 10 publish these documents We INV
ply say that Mrs Bayy, s,sI tcng the oljoc, # H.
Barrow S VISIT after leaving The rcturn,dtoa d.,
in another end gift, and there overheard what
She was naturally enough much alarmed ard c,,.,
and. had she not been quoted by assurances tina, ,I
iaIr was susct inblo If adjustment, and would lie :n
bly, arranged as right hearted. sensible woman !
voted wife, she would, we trust, have invoked the int.
position of the civil authority As it WAS that nt,..
ton, at the sefy last moment, brought about tbr
the agency Of Mr. +. T. M,naeuc, Of Va, ardu.J ..
w. W. Hilliard, Of Alabama, whose conduct on tho -
cason deserves the c,mmondat,n of the nHcctino al
Christian portion ofthe community. Mr. Montague cL.
IS his statement follows:
1t is proper add, that the Ultimate dot, Nitrate,
both Mr. Hilliard and The Undersigned in t,oaId -, "
matter, was, from policy, well as other C nsdcra
cautlous called that ii is utterly imp,ssil ,I
either of the parties could lave the sliph,n.t ia, '
tit oft un given by the service Of the warrant T'.
acted solely upon Their spousby as christians
ing the preceptsof system Of homer VIII So mr. pc;n
purer and more elevated and whose oblioatior 49,
far more imperative than any which spring from an carl,
ly code-a S, stem which derive its authorit, lr, ia
VINO holds III Ills hands the dosnlos othe inverse he
fore whose presence man should stand IN ave-,nd =,
whose command all human assion should lie hushcd in
TO silence. f. T. MONTACTE
January 9TH, lS47.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-14

\ FusE llNNn.-One Of the prisoners escaped from
NJ ng sing Prison "Wednesday by an my nious e pe-
dent The prisoners conducted from the workshops
to the cells IN parties Of fifty. and when all arc in Their
cells the keepers 90 round aud hcm each convict
putting his hand through the bars In indicate his presence
All apparently responded in this manner "Wednesday
evening Vest. day morning. hpWav.r, ON in cit II
The cells aseotry heard something fail lie raped, aud
receiving answer opened the cell. Ih the bird had
flown, leaving beautiful wooden hand. necnlolsly
carved The facts were soon known. The fugitive en-
puycd one of the couvics stick The band in tie bar,
If his cell, while he remained in the Workshop from
which he easily escaped lie had carved the hand In
ms cell carrying out the shayines every morning to the
workshop.-.N \. Ifibrnc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-14

We publish memorial to the Legislature which has
been extensively circulated and sgnedn the region OF
country, upon which the eXorbitan Of toll of the
lanai onpany presses most onerousy praying that be-
tore further aid be given 10 the Company, sipualons
may be made for their reduction We shall not weaken
the force OF any # the statements illustrations OF Inc
memorial, by addlrg word of our Let those VINO
feel amherst in the subject exert themselves. at once
procure subscribers and forward the memorial to he
respective delegates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-14

o. We received letter. few days ago, from Chill
Gothic, the present residence Of the family requesting
10 state which we did in last that Miss Anne Iomas
daughter Of the late Major M. p Lomax, of the Army
had entered the Convent at Georgetown with view Of
taking the veil We have received another letter.
ing that 1t was mistake the lady alluded to hearing
somewhat similar name and being daughter of off
Ger of the Navy.
1t is possible that we may have been imposed upon--
we have taken steps, in that event. discover and ef-
pose the offending party
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-14
Ian .NOTTC T..

HENiE partnership, which existed between William
I Daniel, II aud RobtJ DAVIS has been dissolved
WIN. DANIEL. Jr.. having accepted the Office of Judge
Of the Court Of Appeals The unfinished business of the
firm Nil be attended To by Robert j. DAVIS, who will lie
aided in requiring II, by OF several cNpc
rcnccd members Of the bar who have kindly rendered
their assistance.
lpcr,ns owng fees fr professional services to either
ofthc fus OF Daniel 4 Wills or DANIEL & Davis. 10
VIM Daniel. IL nds dually, requested 10 mako pay
mcnt to Robert J. Davis, who is authorized To collect
them. NM DANIEL, Jr,
Dec n Pm II ROB"r J. DAVIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-14

The Philadc hIa American oil yesterday says:
The Bank OF Pcnnsy yma has made the very liberal
subscription OF 2OOO shares 10 the Central Railroad
The same paper has the following paragraphs
The Central RGilrodd-Ihe amount of stock left un
serbed for so rIllng that the speedy commencement
of the work is now beyond doubt, asccrtaued. TIM
result 81 ausPclous to the cliy aud the State. may in
great measure be ascbcd 10 the ENERGY and devotion o
the commissioners andthc Committee OF tlcns appoint
ed hy ihem. lhty have earned the gratitude Of Pcnnsy
yana. Let eur success, in this Noble enterprise attained
II has been in the face Of active opposition and of
obstacles deemed 10y the an hearted lnsupcrable be t.
memboed hereafter, when our people are invoked in sup
port oi
"Enicrpriscs ofgrcal pith and moment"