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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

Francs. Tie Minister of Commerce has gi-
ven TO three doctors ofthe faculty Of Paris mis-
sions to go and study the'?r"sress Of the cholera
in the countries where it 10 At present raging
These gentlemen ere Dfs Beau. Contour ard
Monnetet, and their places Of destination are
Trebi.ond. Moscow and Odessa
TBk MAkkKrs The demand for indinn corn
ond meal for ireland, has been remarkably great !:
the arrivals OF English wheat in London last
week. were upon a fair average scale,a but Tho
show Of samples were small yesterday selec.
ted qnal,ie. of both red and white were in good
request, but in NIL other Kinds the business was
trinins. 1
il may be faily presumed that a. the supplies
Of foreign grain and -four will be limited this
'pring prices will maihisip steady position
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27
Dr.. Reynolds and Capt. Walker.

In the account Of the Battle Of Huaman:la, ON
our first page, il will be seen that Or Reynolds,
Surgeon TO the ist Regiment Of Pennsylvania
Volunteers, fought calamity side By size, with
the iamented Capt Walker. When Walker fell,
morlaiiy wounded, he carried hack his body. and
after receiving ;he dying words Of the heroic
captain returned to the front until the arrival Of
the Infantry. The gallant Doctor also esp,ured
Mexican Lieutenant Of Arhlery, and took from
him bis sword After the action he resumed
his professional duties, and attended To dressing
the injuries Of the wounded Dt. Reynolds is a
citilen Of Mcyey,own. Mifln county. io this
State. He left a comfortable home aud family,
and good practice. TO reap glory on the battle
fields Of Mexico. These he did not leave with.
out regret, but his ambition ruled all nil her COZ
sidera,ion.. II is just a year since, that we met
him in Philadelphia. on his way to Washington.
as an applicant for the situation which he so
worthily fills From his testimonials an6 expe.
ripnce in the Florida war, we had no reason 10
doubt OF the success Of his application. DR..
Bunting Of philadelphia, was also strongly pres.
sed for the same station. and was subsequently
sppointed Assistant Surgeon. They have both
acquitted themselves handsomely in the line OF
their profession but few Of the medical staff will
rival DR.. Reynolds in the double capacity Of sol.
dier and physician f's sH i''' 'ti'7. p
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For the American.
Song Of the Torsukcn.
ny n. c.

ny he.
The dew is sparkling on the flowers,
In the moons unclouded ray,
Shining there few brief hours,
Till by zepbyrs kissed away;
So is thy love, false. hearted one.
Blis'ful ard sweet. but quickly gone.
No syren's spells more deeply charm, ...
r. Than thy soft voice and wi,ching smile;
Who could believe q hear. so warm,
--...-.. - ........-#.a.
Entrances oply to brsuile. i. ,-...-..,.
The love light in thy soft blue eye -
Is chanseful as the April sky.
will not mourn, though still! thy speil IN.
ae Enchants, yet half its powe. has fled; ~
For have learned, alas! too well,
30 That ruth within thy heart i, dead.
Like nigh, flowers that in darkness Sloom,
Thy beauties charm in fasehood's gloom.
Sudbury Is47.
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LATER rRoM MEXICO.

Affairs at A!ixco- Reported Advance of GU0
Americans up III Cnihushua- Gen Lane r..
tnrueJ 10 Pn-bln from his Eyprdiiim-Citi
z.ns invited to Return To PueUa-Guvernor
Restored to his Office.
The New Oslpans p cavnbe Of the Ii h inst.
! has few particulars Of Mexican intelligence,
Vera Cruz the dates being up to the 7,h ins, -
| The NacionsI, papsr published at Atlixco. da
| ted N" 9Th. c"niradcts tho reported difficulty
at Jalisco. and states that The people there are
determined to persist in the continuance Of III.
war.
A letter from Chihuahua states, that accounts
received fron New Mexico render i, certain
| that 400 Americans destined for that place
with their property, had determined to enter
peaceably or by force. The letter iur'hrr save,
| that they are less prepared TO receive them now
| than before; but should there be 5000, the in
! btsn,s were determined they should not en-
| ter with their f'rmer success
The Governor nj Tsmaulpas complains of
gnse OF Guer'llas upon the c",ni,ymcn. and
cslls Tor the n'ertrr-nce Of the comma ndb mt OF
the interior States, 10 rrpr,ss these rxcesses
The Governor bad called upon the National
Guard to protect the people, and uul's- eff;c
! tive measures should he taken, they would rise
10 defend themselves The GuerriIlas assassin.
ate and rob without scrup'e.
Gen. Lane returned to Purbla on tho evening
| Of the 23i from his expedition 10 Al,ixco and
points beyond, where hr rfl ,cted severe les ssnn.
upon the sucriilas Ilc pushed the expedition
l5 miles beyond ChAul,. TO place where lie
learned the Mexrchns had recently cast pieces
ofar,illery. No guns were. howev-r, found
a number of gun csrrspe- were des rnyed
Gen. Lane had invited the dispersed nhsb
tants Of Puebla 10 return, md gave permission
| TO the Governor To resume his functions, prom
sing security US long us the ci,zcns remainrt
peaceable. II is believed that Puebla is now
efecIualiy subdurd, and that there will be n,
further trouble thrr,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

o. LiRrr. FRIcK We are pleased to hrar
that the cd Reg iment Of P-nnsy ylvsnia Volunteers
have poesestrd Lieut.. Frick. of the Darviiie
company, with sword for his gsllsn,ry in the
late battles. Lieut. Frick, since the death Of
Capt Wilson, early in the campaign. has been
the commander of the company. The gallant
Doctor, though rather short in stature. has con.
vinced his enemies that he can WELD as long q
sword as the tsllest Of them, in battle. . -....-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

Cot ROBEhrs or THE SECOND P.NNsyLvA.
NIAss.-The death of Col. Roberto by fever at
the city OF Mexico is deeply Gcplored by his
friends in Pntsburg. C.!. Roberts was from
Fayeite county. About two yeats ego he re-
moved 10 P,r,sburg, and was carrying on the
cabinet making business, when .,e was selected
as the cnmmsnder of the second Regiment of
Pennsy lvania volunteers Alter h,s srrrv.i IN
Mexico he distinguished h,nseii BY the solci
,ude he exhibited for the comfort of his soldiers.
and endcared himself to ali 10y his kind and hu.
name treatment of those untrr his command
The battle Of Cerro Gordo offered him the frs,
opportunity to distinguish himself in the field.
and although the battle was fnught and won b.
tore he hsd an opportunity TO fully distinguish
his regiment, yet he manifested in his rspM
march 10 Join his comrsdes all III" enthusiasm
and bravery of tried md veteran soldier =
When he received his urd.rs To attack q Ger.
tain point which appeared almost invulner.5l.,
he obeyrd the command with a'acr,,y, mud sd
dressing his men on the rlo,y that awaited ,hem
in 40 hszardoas an undertaking, told them ',hst
it must be performed-lhst The glory and honor
Of Pennsv,vsnia de,nanded it, On brin, at
tucked the Mexicans made aa ingiorious fight
from the encounter.
The Pntsburg Chronicle says Of him:
As man. C,.l. Roberts was beloved by Those
who were intimate with him, and highly re.
spected by all who knew him lie was gene.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

co A correspondent Of the Philadelphia Led.
ger wriung rom r"so'a' relates the following
touching incident, connected with the death OF
ne'ea"s'' 'aP'. walker
VI henfd 'ouch'nR a"ec""e OF Co'' Wyn'
k"'p ana C"p' ""'Se' Yesterday "h'ch 'e''
can"o' give vs. 'eee'Veo W. IS KNOWN
P'ooao!' :" '"e o"''o N''''eS' "'a' "'''''o'"ee
mao eH'''eo ".'"" 'e'e ee"''e'"e"' N'' ""'e"
me" mu'"'' ''''""' "''e a'w"y' 'eg'e't'o'-
'"ey "s"' oe"''e' P'e'e''e' '""'ees 'p"'"N'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

ssys, Private William Eurick. formerly nf
York, York county, Pennsylvania, was killed
during the siege Of Pueblo. His body lay near
the enemy's brenslwork-so close that 10 get
possession Of il was considered entirely hopeless
His bosom friend and companion. Jerry Crson,
Of Co. c., lst Pa. Volunteers. crspt up alone
Just as day vss breaking, and broup away the
remains Of his friend. For fidelity and courage
Jerry is one man pcked out Of ten thousand.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27
N n n K LIE ID

On the 10th inst, by the Rev. J. Shindei,
Mr.. GEoRck WrIsER to Miss Margaret MALicu,
both OF Lower Augusta township
On ths 18th inst, by the same. NJ. S.MrEL
MALicH to Mss SALoaE Rrnz, both Of Lower
Augusta township f
On - ult , by the same, Mr. JonS r. SrR..-
sER to Miss JULIAN BARTHOLOMEW, both OF An.
gusta township -a
BY the same, Mr. JoHS ZIMMERMAN TO Miss
SaBILLA WATERHrasE, both Of Shamokin town
shin
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27
r. B. i1c FOR PRESIDENT,
Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Democratic Central Taylor Conn
mittee. ..-.

Hon. John c. Bucher, of Dauphin county
Hon. John NJ Read, Of P Phiadelpha city
Hon. Richard Vanx do do
Robert Allen, Esq. do do
Andrew Miller. E.q Philadelphia county
Samuel d Patterson, Esq Montgomery county
franklin vsnzant Esq. Bucks county
Joseph J Lewis Esq Chester county
DR. William Gay, Delaware county
Henry w. Smith. Esq Berks county
Hon Ellis Lewis. Lancaster county
Charles w. Higgins. Esq Northumberland CO. b
Hon. John Snyder. Union county
Col. James Burnside, Centre county
Robert j. Fisher. Esq York county
Oliver Watson. jr Esq Lycoming county r.
Gen. X Morehead. Allegheny county
Col Israel Painter, Wrstmorelsnd county
Thomas J Power. Esq Beaver rountv
Hon Edward Herrrk. Bradford county
Hendrck B Wright, Esq Iuzrrn- county
Francis w Hughes. Esq S,huylkill county
James l. ellis. Esq Elk county
James Paacork ESQ OF Dauphn county
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

" Ma. WiLMor We have read the speech
Of the Hon David wiimot, at Albany, on the
subject Of the 'Proviso' II is an able production
and administers a rebuke. as just as il is severe,
TO the editors Of the Albany Argus and the Wa.
shington Union rfta
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

oS- The late rains have swollen the Susque-
hanna considerably. The trade on the canal 10
very brisk. and from the appearance OF the wea.
ther. may continue for several weeks.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

0y- The Philadelphia Ledger is out sgsin 10 a
new dress--the tandsomest spit, we think, it
ever wore.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

o. The last steamer brings intelligence Of an
advance in the price Of grain. in Europe. There
will, no doubt. be a renewal of the famine and
distress ia Ireland but not to SO great an extent
Us before. area
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

" R.E'SL.nEIse Esq., at Ats Resf Ne
tate ava foai mice, corner Or3d md Chssnnf
-assrsefs. E'hsfndslVht1, at hts OfHe W 100
.NHssan STREET. sN'U kSrk, D. n. CS,wnr Bai.
ffmOrs and CdiUerf ats, BntffniOrs, and M 10
SLATE Sttes', Bos ON, Is authorized Ia act as
assat, ard rerei,x Tor 0H monfes das fhfs
Office, for ssbscrtpiton o. adVsrttstnS.
T.. W. CARR. corner of Third and Dock
Aircrts, Sun buildings, opposite Merchants
Erchonc~, Philadelphia, Is also authorised to
act as oar Aenni.' on
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

~ THAsksGIvIsG Thursday last was fixed
upon by twenty three OF the States. as u day Of
thanksgiving aud prayer. Arkansas and Yer.
mont have chosen the I'd OF December
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

VoLrsrARY AsSGxATIos.--A letter from
member of III. Massachusetts Regiment states
that Lieut.. Thomas J.. Myers. Of company ], has
received his discharge from the Regiment, and
''annexed" himself 10 beautiful Senorita, near
Monterey. The fair Mexican brings her lord the
cool sum Of $4,000. Lieut.. NJ. it is also sta.
ted, is aboat TO establish a newspaper at Monte
rey
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27
TaK AzIEc CLrs.-The American army OH.

GERS, since their entrance into the city of Mexi.
co, bave formed club. called the Aztec Club.
The object Of th.s club is similar TO those OF
the military clubs Of England-thst of coming
together IN friendly intercourse. Every general
officer Of the army, with the exception of one,
is member, aud the club promises TO be one Of
mutual and social benefit TO all. The following
are its oficeu-President, Gen. j. A. Quitman !;
LIST Vice President. Col Hsrney ed Wee Presi.
cent. Capt, Mssruder Treasurer, S Anderson !;
Secretary, E. Hammond, Esq. Committee Of
Arrsnse ments. Capt. Grsyson, Major Van Buren
and Lieut.. Grafton. "'N 'h' f"'S''''
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ri CURRENT.
Corrected pceh,y by Henry Masser.

CHE AP NEW GccDS.
IUSr received. hsnds,mc kt of Cloths. tas-
oD sinners Caiioss. Caps # all kinds, Gum
Sofs. for mrn. w"men aud chiidten. Groceries.
Queens,oaSe and variety II other articles chea.
per thsn ever, by HENRY MASSER.
Sudbury. Nov. 27,h. ls47.
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THE Mr.. SAVAGE IRos WoRks, in Alleghany
county, Md. were recently sold at Sher'fs sale,
for 100000. They will be put in operation
Immediately. -..-.....r .. ...a.. ...,-.sg.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

NJ On our FIRST psge, our readers will find
some interesting war news
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sExr.HuxAsnH--A living specimen Of the
Bojemen, Of South Africa, who stand midway
between tho sps ted the negro, is on exhibition
St Boston. b.i'us 80 %" 81 ss''a '7a
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

ArroIsIaEnr pr IHn PREsIpENr--ArnoldP Plu
mer of Pennsylvania. 10 be Marshal Of the wes
tern District Of Pennsylvania .i So, ,,..-
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Communicated,
Proposition

For organising 4 Benevolent Society in the
Borough Of Sunbury, TO be called THE Society
to Stay at Home with the Family at Night" 1f
a society Of this kind could be established, TO
make men and women stay nt home and attend
TO their domestic affairs, except 10 20 TO relgi.
gious meetings) the good result could not be
told. Much harm would be avoided, and many
sins would not be- committed. Let all that be.
long to il receive aid IN time Of sickness &c. A
constitution, based on religious principles and
sound reason would, of course, have to be adopt.
ed Much might he said and written on the sub.
jet Citizens Of Sunbury, what say you to this
idea2 ~ i VERiTAS.,
To ruosx wHosr Cccrr,rroxs rr~n TO rro.
nrcE on AGGRAvArS DIsKAsKs.-This class Of in.
divnluals is very numerous They are those who
work in sn unhe alt atmosphere. Prn'ers, wo k.
men in feather stores. one cuti,rs. bakers, while
lead manufacturers are al more les subject TO di.
sea.e scco ng to heir strength ni nsti,u ion The
~ ly method To prevent, is the occasional use of
a medicine which abstracts from the circulation oil
deeteri"us hunors and rrpel h"m hy the bowels.
Tones IN any torn he INJURIOUS, as they only put
fl the evil ds, To make il more fatal. The Of
Drandre,h's Pills will insure hrahh, hec,use they
take all impure nsticrs out If the ,ood and tho
b,dy is not w. akrnsd hut strengthened by their
operation for 'hcse val ,ahle Pills do not force. hut
'hry sssist nature, and not opposed, bii hi'mo
! nile with her.
: Purchase Of II. Masser, Sudbury. or of the
gents published IN auo,her part OF ihis paper.
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The NIw YoRK CANALS have dyisidsd this
year -, 100000. OF more than thrss-lsurihs Of
million dollars greater than lss, yssha.EydI
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THIsr Asr rirrrEs OF more Prietsrs elect {
tie HTs' -ss''s'a'f q b. s,s,s .-s.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

PRorosiTuos To MAKg MosARcHy OF MExIco
October, from Mexico. Of a plan, under the
spices Of Paroles. Of the King of the French TO
place the Duke Of Monfpensier on the throne Of
Mexico. il she will produce the signatures OF g..
900 landhollers. plrdeing Themselves to support
the measure He says:
"a paper 10 that effect il now in circulation
and every effort being made on the par, Of its
friends TO accomplish the object. Nearly the
whole church are giving it their warm support,
and using every means in their power to carry il
successfully through. looking upon il a, the only
means prrpetrating the interests and influence OF
the ecclesiastical body.
"a great many of the Centralists, Of wealth
and strength, who have heretofore opposed the
measure with decision and energy conceiving
their power and place TO be among the things
tha, were, and hoping by this movement to be
able to regain portion Of which they have lcst
are not only eoineidins with it, but are lending
il their undivided sid and influence Also. some
of the Conservatives and those Of q neutral tenn
peramen: in politics have yielded to the project
"The main body Of the opposition to Santa
Anna are busy combining all :hs elements Of
their forces TO vert the threatened blow. and re-
tain the advantages gained over their political
adverssries. They are very seriously alarmed
with reference to the new movements, and We
are led to believe that they are doubtful of sue
cess agains, their new competitors
The Washington Union also has letter from
a gentleman in Vera Cruz disclosing q similar
project, in which he seems to think the English
figure most prominently.
G.s Horsros aSp rHk PRuslpsNcY A Demo.
cratic mass meeting Of the citizens Of st. Angus.
tine, Texas, and the adjacent counties. Rush
Wallace, President, "respectfully and deferen.
I TALLY proposes TO the people Of these United
! States. the name Of Gen Sam Houston for the
next Presidency, subject to the decision OF Ma
! tionai Convention:" r@r " -''
---~--t --------' r"r sI n.s
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JoHs BrLLb PAuPkks.--Ths u hole numbsr Of
paupsIs in Eng land. stated to be Gao. .ae3s ,g'8,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

"A SraIr TH,sL THRrarxsipl-!Iti is'ssid that
Col Benton has remarked, that The trial Of Col.
Fremont will lead to State trial, before il is
done. What can he mean, Does he threaten an
impeachment Of the Erecutive' Some think
that is the meaning. ~ ssI". .f al
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

! No U, Senator elected in Tennessee at the last
,e'epF'a f'oW Nashville ,,y ,..t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

Grs. Twrces,-The Democrats Of the Geor.
eia Legislature, on the last ballot for United
States Senator. voted for this brave old officer.
He relieved rs out of i7l votes.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

The New York Herald says that movement
the nomination Of Grn. Scott for the Presidency.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-04-28
ABBEVILLE C. H., S. c., APRIL %, 1847.

Santa Annals significant words, in his
despatch, call dcad,' the cowardly miscrc
ants having killed every man whom they
overlook, wounded and helpless on the field.
WIN like turpitude and trcachcry, they left
their own dead unburricd and their wounded
l,ncar"d Tor, on the field where they fell
The latter were carried to Saltillo, in o,r
own wagons, the former were buried bv
the alcaldc, under the orders of General
Taylcr.
A number of officers were taken nri 81.
ncrs, and an exchange was effected, bv
which all CIR mcn who arc now in their
hands were released. Cassius NJ. Claws
party are understood now to be i'm the CITY OF
Mexico.
Among the killed and wounded ofthc Mexi-
cans are three general officers and twenty
coioncls and commanders of battalions.
General Minon, it appears, has not us vet
realized the brilliant career OF which he
considered his capture of Major Borland an
earnest. He was ordered by Santa Anna
10 attack and carry Salillo during the en-
gagcnaat ut Bucna Vista. With this ob.
lcct, he made Il demonstration agains. the
town with 1000 cavalry. Lieut.. Shower,
with sixty men and two small pieces of ar.
tllcry, went to meet the valiant General.
and at one discharge OF lis cannon, sent
him and his large force to the right about in
double quicl. time.
In concluding our necessarily imperfect
sketch of the few details of the brilliant
deeds of American valor performed at Du-
cna Nista-;Ictals gathered from hastv
conversation, VIC must be allowed to express
f;-r,o f> E.,I Il. ,Il
we have so confidently and SO frequently
expressed of the bravery and efficiency of
our volunteers, have been more than ryaii-
zcd. Let those who have heretofore made
citizen soldiers their theme of their ribal,lry
and ridiculc, be forever hushcd into silence
by the unparalleled galantry and glory
which have consecratcd in American histo-
ry the bloody field OF Bucna Vista.
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