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THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW Asp DESIRABLE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.


Ns OF ihs msahsr. Of eia'ned nom New xoss
yesterday where he has been about days selecting
Of he newest and fashionable styles Fancy Good. import
~ ms a-o@ and pafeha-rd low wih also.
ehsa before this fsi-a Of which enumerated below;
$50 e'ahao faid. (sfk and wool. entirely
saho'sa AMI spun silk fiaid. style
Lean "a sw'.. hSes. and pts-ss white aud In colours
seh snssoidefed Cashmere Robes and French MetiRo
srnsn ea.hinesc aud Mousln-, ptnird AMI shaded
super bi'ck fancy cord ans phid Alpaca.
msh .iiled blk ana blue blu Sin. aud satin.
10 hfmu 9 Gro dc Swiss and fancy eord ain,
Heavy hlaek satn fot Msntinas and vs-t,nr
s,,. an NJ, NJ "a. and wof'isd frinscss
Ken bonnet cap and plain satin aud Rband
Rich ca'hn,cre Tarter. Tibet AMI Net shawl.
Chtisiine Mammoth Lady Peel Ind Lynn. do
fhId woolcn and shaded A.
ladies' 'ih and velvet Neck Tie. and Crava,, ~ %
c'nshanhs and Calieocs In great variety ana cb,.a
,sp s pad, -upsd and aaey eold Tsreton Muslin.
Ladies' eh and wh,'o silk Hose, plain
Itaw silk. iambswooi Tibet aud Alpaca do
m"iasian, mixed brown and white cotton
Ladies' sh, hm and 6'et Gloves anl Mitis
ladies' and gents Tibet and d., anil ,.,.,
Hack and white Brussels ye sll r.. ' ''1''
Shell tuck and side Combs; graduated buttons. AMI ,, s,
sul" Wool black brown No. myrtle. invisible Yt,c ,
sn uN .ha que and 'irpcdand nbbed Cas.meres
no sas hs '.A'y SS do from to I2s
neaVy beaver and Oregon Cloths, vcry Cheap
RAD and rainbow C1oahing aud Gaia risii-
Hue, steel Mixed gold do. and brown Kentucky J.,..
wsieh t1nnncls fine and low priced " ind rcd Do
-, Wh'ney maekinaw and t~ilcd nj dum BlAnl,,s
WIN nss sioek Of coarse Nooens for s.ryan Mo-, 49,,
n uy nave ever been sold s-asnoau,.- -,
wlh se touId num er OF parts pce Of mem
ohcr-d nj n very low price close sale. 80 " ""
r,toek has on cen M co,,,,
certainty never rs ehcap-al entirely and o.,
"" ''N "' every thng imported made
VALENTINE, BkEEDRN a
nroalE fpsts
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900 PACKAGES NEW SPRING GOODS
coo-sIILL LATER ARRIVALS M.Eou 18Th 1877.
BIkOOkS- REII. Hudson r-e,t,t.r Al tb.,,

EFIAVVFNN- D~tIN
store No lia Eagle square, by the T1s r. Thomfson Of
Boston, The Courier and Express York further
supplies 81 SPrng goods making all plckases CON
pung The as syes which nearly completes sprr
Their stock of plan AMI fancy sikh French English ard Ame
rcan Prnis scotch G,ncsu Lawns Of.audCs Jaenneits U.
and other syr OF LADIES DRESS GOODS can not b. sur
II'--i Tor yhr'y 0f beauty IN. any ohrr miIk,t
They haE- atpu above goods. unusually large
stock OF a the best style. AMI Brown domestic.
Cloths Cashmere, Ne-n-, French Linru' Linens and
Shs'tsgs anil -rre stock n chan
boy war Thy al he 81 eouuiry Merchants well
a. Farmers and The ely trade heir LARGE AND COMMAND
ING STotk pedzng theu. Offer goods avl
fie terms of ea'a or on TIE usual credit punetual dealers
rh
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ALEXANDER'S TRlCOBAPHE!
Improvement Of 1916.

TVVIIIS HUW aTU VUPuTaT I1TVSUTD Ir-tIrN II I r'
q introduction has with xampicd but mrfi
subscribers would inform the public that m
further improvement has lately been made that stands
uunaaeed Hair either Black Brown nsiah
ncou aud neither the clothes and instead
iunc the hiir impar-s the beauty and elasticity youth
it, sup apparent every upon single
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Farmers OF Virginia..

M f. have determined TO offer every possible in
daeemca OF Virginia, upon tide water,
hung ptose market therefore tender
OF al kinds te with The
.u!,c our charges wall BE- Tor wheat c hushe
bsshr. sod llr cash up1a
required guamEiee sies The usual guarantee
NILSSON VIII b, charged.
lad seventeen
sales good
any personal
We determined eiurt shall
rrrirr tsosc my plTnnise
selling To those with whom
Messrs HaIal- Broths
Co. Warwick Barssiae Capt Benz Sheppard and John NJ.
Gregory, Esq. GRETfER & GEEITER,
9 doorr below the City Hotel
AZ i0-n formerly Bel Taveml
a NAsH FOR RAGs,-Tbe Franklin Manufacturing Company
" intending rItend their manufacture OF Paper will
aud Reu Rags white eooured
Merchants forward parcels OF so the Sub,c
Der rho will renitps yGlent as may be- directed
JOHN RICHARDS,
SupsJ.nrndGniF rankin Man Comply.
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TOTHEPUBI.IC.

1--WE my articles trial and Judge Sor ycurslf.
warrant them an 10 regre<cned money refunds,
Ny hsu LusrRA1 HAIR RAT1vE-Thi. uniser-.ny ap
proved and admired aree ce from p punrrnt
uao' And other destructive
~ nasis esautifiy bright and
ns ., me lowers Hair washed with this
,'tv s"nand hturaht growth positively bfinx
IN ssw hsn on bald head.
mann. ana turning nlng sprt
win be restored
''na.S es q INV applications of the Eau I.n.iral
Fesfsanse against ballne.-.
OF te 'An ON the head
I'm iau'ng ON Of the hair and turning grey.
The simple produce Of some MI, M, .al
av 'o inc h endowed with properties highly cleansing tia,
the kptois Capillary tube. OF N. ac
oh OF TIC preparation and OF the thai
arpe THIS preparation purhes awe. 10 beau
'"s rss and soine and svininr psrnn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 iDenhausibie NINE which
thence ands,ny VIII Away. dnd
ons waeh Poduec. all that man calls he
~oah do better perhaps. To adaptaiions
For SALE Wholesale and retail By
JULES uAuEi. Per6uner aud Chcm,st
. No 40 south n street. Philaselpha.
And by my Agents, Ginsr, Duva Purcell Duyai Du
qur.nr Main street, Zaehr.son Rsoaa Al
kchoh Chs cotns bragg Thomas Co. Ps,r.burr and mos,
all Druggists through IN. Union. n.
SJ- Premiums was awarded at rrankln Institute
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.

Tho Proprietor of this NEW and beautiful pre-
20 alton confidently recommends having s7ai the world
Tor mnarug beautiful son and glossy appearance the Hair
promoting IT. growth, and preventing It's falling out
DIR JACKSON'S BALSAMIC ELlNIR,
For Preserving and Bcautigying the TEETH,
IND PURIFfLSG THE BRE-7TH.
This article will he found invaluable, where
persons subject so Swelling Bleeding GE-foT whien
na giving the TesA and them from
eo- cs, or decay-foT rendering delicious the
b-s ururz,nr bad TeehIhe bad breath Of
SoEer and penons disoriered stomach THIS excel
tru and Basamc which implicit reliance may be
placed o the respectable Ply
Europe and the United states
For Duval Purcell X Duva p Johnston, J. r Du
val a Co ~ Euace a son NJ Zachrson. 4. Leslie A. 30
A. Bro, SPot.woo Robertson e. Corng 4
Tsbrrg: T.. Breeden UfneAcst@, J. Cooke, Iroleks
brF. principal Druggists throughout the T. -
x a G. a Wight Sole Agents for the u =, PhiadcPhia
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TO TOBACCONISTS.

we would respectfully invite those who are
atoui furnish thrf hands with clotiug o call
and goods selected expressly for
wear lut cs'eolly iof fietoy hands eon'rng Of
Heavy frown Linn Drills
DO Blcncid 90 do
10 Plain Bro and B.,aehd linrns
10 Fancy and Paid Cotton DuIs.
NH IS iVApsWORTH. TURNER a co. No IS Maust.
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Rl.Inona. Nav Ie.n. :. isl t..'' '." . = I
NOMoRE WHITE, GRAY ORRED HAIR.

~ - MOKE w Ill r., NNA1 cN hID HAHN.
i remedy enhances considerably the beauty and alter
appearance that which much dSsd
pleasing have Efficient 10 remove ues" defects To
this chang, much wished for the grand and never
falling property Of JULES HAUEIS VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR
DYE which the proprietor wihiusc state far beyond
dung KIND this oihcf county IT.
prog powerful though vary THIS chemical
wonicr.as enables dy' nEauaneousy their
hair For changing red
vlu.Eer lows. black ehesrui
% slightest consequences need not be feared FROM Is us-
altogether harmless The composition the only sanctioned
Chemistry nfebe the
without danger and
Justified c liberal patronage and unlimited confidence Of m
public. u black required, Tor box marked NJ u brown
box mafkedB.
Por sale wholesale and retail, BY JULES HAUEI.
pcnnmer and Chemist,
No. a. = Third street below Chesnut pmll.
And ~ NY Agents l. Giner Duvai . Purcell, Duyal
Drncnc, street. 70 ZachfssDn Dotnu q McGluuen Broad
Richmond. chs Corning Bragg. Thomas Co. PstsBbufs
ant most an the unsrsiss through the Union.
~ Of Commercials ASK for JULES uAUELS We
CPrhBLE LIQUID HAIR DYE. you wan, the aTtelt
g1yA premium awarded the FtaGshn institute. -
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IEcnch's McdiCincs.

Accompanying tie above wor - for the various
disease described therein and which pfcb,d The "a me-
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Inn HALF boxes Woolscy Il woolscy
hVD double ~ sugar

U"l WNIT UUNc4 WOOIscY a MUUIErt
hOD double g. N Sugar
to HaucH cfIahsd
ruisefrrd"
80 fiuH and sons ratant Cand.s Receiving
ff srty Hs woRrHAa, MGRunER 4 60
SsUPEaGOR IAuP OH. Ao-Goo rais supsr winter
- tslthei srenn OF $50 rails Eoisf OF quality 900
rsU tIae,d uh pun casts sal Eratus Do rot,slu rs
seiusf aui fsf sat ~ DUVAL 4 PURCELL.
mio IA Mains
ntp uonouEahcia wbiskcy.--ao ia Od Monon
- ratria Whssfy 20 ny
HW ~-rot ssie ty WILLIAMS a uAXALi.
aNWFitls NFnirAf. CpNFANiON---I. ". HANpOiPn 4
~ 90 htte fn copies of VauabE ani stafre
fhr hctsai Companion faHiy rhJHcsn, ~ Jamcs
Escs Mill
- AIT s.ess "woruunrton's' AMI "sar,' hsafd ~
- siars 90 -ais ~ mhs GORDON SKINNER.
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TEIO THELADIES IN PARTICULAR.-My

A bErLAToRY POWDER las been found highly beneficial
1nt o great use o 1tr who have been afflicted 1us
inr principally Wbsn growth the UPPER t
rnd side oi ih me-" giving masculine the whole
When rd wh ard according directions will
boz found addition toilet az ihs use 81 any shap
INSTRUMENT entirely avoided and the removed IN i've orten
m.1ut'- AFTER - -pIl cation
This eonp1'on nble and remove superior.
1r AMER trials have sueeess
which canno, be contested.
FOR sale. wholesale and retail. al
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FRESH SPRING GOODS

4 \ III
importers and Wholesale Dealers i'm Foreign
and boncstic Dry Goods, No. Iith ST.
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rE,O THE BEAUTIFIERS OF THE COM
n PLENION.-SURPRIsING EsFpCACX!-M

II PLENION.-NIH EfFTNNtN IVY
EAU DIVINE he VENUS AND NYMPH SOAP, composed Of
Botanical Discovery surprising efficacy for rendering the
SKIN SOFT hNbFAI as well as imparng pEllCArE ROSE
hTR nue. 90 the complexion
distinguishing cham
female ovcline transparent fair skin, JULES HAUELS
NYMru SOAR OR EAU DIVINE DE VENUE may be said
power. the OF the
Basanc exclusion all mineral admir-
turc incidentally for extremely bland purify
soothing and acting the
Secretny erpels all from the surface
every tendency inflammation and by this method alone
cdncsS pmple,, frcekes sunburu and
IRmcal female oyelncr
bilious radiant
wheneSs while arms a delea
which continued viii happily
youthful advanced periods
o life. For sale; wholesale and retail by
JULES HAUEL,
Practical Chemist and PcrfLmeT,
South Third street, below Chestnut.
And by my Agents, l. Ginior, Duva Purcell II Duva,
naquesne Zachrrsson Dornn McCueen Broad
rurc chs Corning Bragg Thomas Co Petersburg
aud MOI n Druggists through The Union. &c p
Ry- Premiums e awarded at the Franklin Institute.
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NEW STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTH.
ING.

HANING disposed Of my Fall and Winter
u stock receipt of which
Tor less than old stock Phase call and eIamine FLEETS
wn Chng Store Of Exchange Bank, I55 Main
f.
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SPLENDID BIRD CAGES and SINGING
- BIRDS n kinds which. Tor beauty cannot
he '1-'Fd. For sale ~ ALIENS ALEXANDRA
SIN Of be Street
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ROBERT MOTT
J. II. EUSTACE u son

ESPECTF ULL1 Solicit The merchants Ol
Virginia, trading passing through Richmond cIamiRs
their Of Drugs Medicines and Dye They
offer Inducements they think will make
their dealings their this place.
Grnr and Faiseed taken exchange for goods
ht,b.., uataet ptirr.
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4 or FuGhR-lo package, n s,uars double refined 10
A sufar ff flir low Nv
NH gurr-Tpu A. gup-f-rpu
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JULES HAUEI.s DEPOT.
90 South Thifd street below Cbesnut
AMI by Agents. J. Gner Duval 4 Purcell r n Duya r
ulu'-ne Main street Llehsson, Dornn6 McCnser Broad
street Richmond chs Corning Bragg Thomas Co. Petersburg
sod iaost al The Druggists through Union. 81 70
- Premiums awarded the PranEln institute
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NIORE NEW BOOKS

tRAiN BAGs.-A supply Of Gtan BaF. ~, sae by
~ mht WILLIAMS q HhNALG.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

TmE TROPHIES OF VIcToRY-We find in the
Norfolk papers, descriptions Of the brass canon
captured at Vera Cruz, and sen: home as memen.
tos Of the siege of that place. No ], 3Opounder,
dated l6s5-No pa 2G, dated l755-No 3 &c,
dated l7l7-No 4, a 90, dated 1732-No. 5, a
80, dated l756-No. 6. a &c, dated 18th May
'l1iS-No. 7, dated l755-and several smaller
pieces, the most modern OF them bearing the date
of 1884. The dates will show that they have
been in use under the Spanish Government.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

Rior At CARLIsLE.-EscArE OF SLAvEs.-A
desperate riot occurred at Carlisle, on Thursday
week last, occasioned by a large portion Of the
colorej population Of that town attempting to
rescue three slaves "a man, a woman, and little
girD who had been arrested as tugitves. Stones
and clubs flew in every direction. The excite
ment was intense.-Several persons were severe.
" Injured. The result was that the woman and
girl escaped, while the man was secured and ia.
ken back to Maryland.
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Mr.. Beaton and tho Presidency.

PREDicrioN OF a Dissolution OF THE USros-
Mr. Benton has appeared in another letter in the
Missouri papers The particular reason which
called him out on this occasion, is to EXPRESS his
views OF the Presidency in 1913, and TO save the
Union from destruction, threatened by the elec.
ton Of southern man to that Office. Mr.. Ben.
ton sees new scheme developed from the south
for the permanent exclusion of al! northern sup.
port from the Presidency. The resolutions in.
troduced into the Senate towards the close of the
late session. and their practical application 10
Oregon, reveal this scheme. and present, he says
new test on the slavery question which 10 nor.
thern man can stand, and which il adopted by the
south must put an end to all further support of
northern men from the southern democracy.
But Mr.. Benton will be heard best in his own
words
"Heretofore, we, the siaveholding States, have
stood together upon two ponts-defence aud
compromse the defence of property and insti.
tutons and the compromise of the laws and of the
| constitution and on these two points the great
majority of the north, of both political parties,
have been able to stand with us. But now new
position is 10 be taken--one on which no nor.
! thern man can stand. Propagandsm is now the
doctrine of the political sect which ssnmes to
be the standard bearer OF all the slave holding
States; aud to plant slavery, by law. in all the
territories Of the United States, even the most
! hyperberean--even in Oregon ITSELF and against
the will of its Northumberland the design
and the attempt.
Now every body must see that if this new test
shall be adopted by the slavehoding States, there
is an end to all political support of the northern
men in these States-,hat the present organiza.
ton of parties must be broken up, and new
party formed, bounded by geographical lines and
resting on the sole principle ofslavery propagan.
dsm. The presidential election Of 1913 is the
crisis and if the new test can be made to govern
that election. | shall consider the danger con.
summated and that there must soon be an end
not only of the democratic party, but Of all par.
!, ties founded on principle, and eventually an end
of the Union itself Instead, then, OF indugng
personal or local feeling in favor Of particular
candidates, let us Uhe democratic party look to
what the good of the Union and of the party re.
qures, and wait 10 receive candidate from that
+ section of the Union which has given but one
b. Democratic President in near sixty years, and
d that one but for single term, and which is now
threatened so far as Southern votes are concern.
ed. with permanent exclusion from the presden.
tial Office"
e His letter 10 addressed TO the officers of meet.
II ing which expressed paItiaity for Mr.. Benton
!. for the office.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

FxpoRrs or BREApsruFFs.-The exports Of
BresdstuHs from the ports Of Boston, New York
and Baltimore, during the month Of May, to Ei'
ropean ports, were as follows +
Boston. Ne,c York. Baltimore.
Flour, bbls. S,742 3e,s59 30,362
Wheat, bushels, 2i,lt4 ei,i6s
Corn, bushels, is,o36 43t75o 2os.s9s
Corn Meal, bbls. 2,370 5l,773 ii,l6t
During the last week, the exports from Bal'i'
more were as follows: 34i4 bbls -four al7s
bbls cornmeal, 39s2 bushels wheat, so,203 bu-
shells corn, and Il. 900 oats.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

Nor ALL QuiEr AT NAuvoo YKr.-It is rumor-
eI that there are some fresh distur Dances in Nau
VOC, which led to public meeting OF the ei,i
gems, at which resolutions were passed requiring
the Mormon leaders left there last fall TO leave
the place within a given period. The alleged
Of city property.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

The SCARCITY ABROAD The Journal of Com.
meree publishes letter from an American mer.
chant. which presents an alarming condition Of
things abroad, owing to the scarcity He says
in England they are on the verge Of bankruptcy
and famine. Money terribly tight, and food OF
all kinds very scarce and high, and the lower
classes as near starvation as they can be. The
people are alarmed, the government also, at the
short supply Of food on hand. The Queen has
set the example, and ordered that all her house.
hold are to have but pound Of bread per day.
and that TO be made of second quality -four. All
pastry is recommended to be omit,ed-snd all
the people are charged to use the strictest eeono
my in food Riots are becoming frequent ia
England as they have been and are in Ireland,
There is not at this moment ten days supply Of
food in Londou-a city of two millions OF people.
IL this statement is not greatly exaggerated, they
have reason to be alarmed.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

MrxicxN fIrMs s--Advices from Jalapa to the
mother severe and bloody battle is expected TO
take place at Rio Frio, which is said to be one of
the most dangerous and difficult passes on the
route, and where even small force might make
a very decisive stand against a large army.
Later but not important news has been rsci.
we'd from Gen Taylor's camp
Carvsjai, with his robber band, was lurking a.
bout Monterey.
The health Of the army was good, excep. in
the cd Mississippi Regiment, in which the small
pox had made serious ravages. Gen. Taylor had
been i'll, but recovered.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

TsY 1T BY ALL MsASs.-A writer in London
paper has mstured plan by which he proposes
in future to avoid railway collisions. He advises
that an iIon chair be constructed directly in from
Of the locomotive. and that one of the dirsctos
should sit therein, on every trip. lie thinks tb
patent railway buffer will effec, the desira o.
iest.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

LARGE PRorlTs-The Holly Springs Miss }
Gazette says, the profit made by the cotton plan.
tiers on the bagging and rope which was used a.
round the last crop of cotton, amounted to one
million, one hundred and seventy thousand dol.
lars,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

y: n. TsL.NER. Esq.. at hs Real Es-
tate aud loci mice, Garner Of: :Sd and Chrsnmf
Streets, philadelphia. at hts Nffc "" ,6O
.N,,ssn" STREET. .Nsw YORK. S. H. Corner Rai.
ffn,ors and fnirsrf sfs., Baifi0,Sr,, 0md.N1 i6
STATE Si'fc', Ios'On. fs nufhorifed to act as
.9genf, and receipt tor all monfss due this
office. for s"hsCripst6n or adrsrff.iwx.
r.. w. CARR. rorner of Third and Dock
Streets. Snn BnHiings. opposite Merchants
Erchoncr philadelphia, is also uuthorisedto
act as our Agent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

UsRuLr Loconorrvk,-The editor Of the Alta
lanta (Ga) Luminsry has been informed by
gentleman acquainted with the circumstances,
that a new and splendid locomotive named Gen
Taylor, tried on RAILROAD in Georgia, uoud not
back !
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

ping OF the hounds girls. dogs and men, ,um
bled upon the floor in most admirable malgama
ton. Now calls on the saints and Holy Virgin
were heard, now the bowling of the poor dogs,
rose triumphant. In five minutes the room was
most efreotually vocatel. The poor animals :,
sorely pummeled, were glad TO escape. The fox,
skin disappeared mysteriously in the row, and
the Mcxicanos are in utter ignorance ofihe cause
of the charge of the hounds upon the rancho
An Ens ishman here keeps pack of hounds, for
what purpose know not. and some of the boys,
disappointed at having had no fight, dragged the
fox. skin from the kennel to the rancho and at the
proper time let slip the dogs OF course, nd
one knows who is the perpetrator Of the miss
chief"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

GEs. TAYLOR Parting ,ciM the Miss,,s;ppi
Voiunfeos.-Ws make the following extract
from letter in the vicksbnrg Whig, dated Ca
margo. May 2. 1t shows, not all what Gen Tay.
lor saw, but how he felt in parting with "his
own"-the heroic-the chivalric Mississippians:
"When Gen Taylor parted with our regiment,
he expressed the deepest emotions After re-
counting the constant and faithful service, and
the uniform good conduct of the regiment, he bid
them adieu-wishing them happy voyage to
their friends and families, and happiness through
life. He expressed great regret at being forced
to part with regiment which had rendered him
such efficient service and had accompanies him
through all the perisoi the past year. But he
said he had the satisfaction 10 know that they
had honored themselves. and honored the State
they represented. as well as having sustained
him, and would, therefore, be received with res.
pect by their friends at home. When he bade
them a final adieu, he shed tears like a father
parting with favorite child. The old war worn
soldier, although he is as unyielding as man can
be, has heart worthy Of bis fame and services,
and he cannot conceal his real feeling"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

DEBIs OF THE STATES The total amount Of
cording to the American Almanac, compiled
from official returns, is set down at 1924 i,O23,.
s27.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12

BREAD IN LONDON, Notwithstanding the fright.
ful price of flour, is as cheap as here A four
pound loaf is sold for shilling sterling, and a
six penny loaf here falls short of pound.