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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

GOLD LEAF and Dentists Gold Foil-Of superior
tIolsy equal TO any In The United States and 81 the
lowest msrkel prices. Dentists FOIL SO per Tin Foil,
Gold Silver and imitation Bfonzss, a. The mandatory -
Readest established ia l:5. -
myls lmis' J. L. HAUGh
HYDRAULIC PRESS AND STEAM BOILER
NOR SALE-For sale, a large hydraulic press and
II rumn 10 frst rat. order which viii be ssd very low.
Aso small steam boiler feet long and 81 inches 10 ds
meter with safety valves y COCKS cast iron farnsce
ron eraes &c al Ia good order sad nearly Ror par
tieIisr. inquire OF BRETT Il LOAAS Fshkill Landing.
n 7 or OF BEALE, aELECK Il DE- WITT, lle Broad
u NY myo VS.
nUEKCsNTILE LIBRARY Association, corner
vi III Nassau snd Be. knan sSorics-Psr.Ous having
In their pos setslOn books belonging D hs A.socisuol
xhrh have been retained onger Than ihs period allowed
by The reguai particularly requested TO relufn
he ,ame 10 The Librarian without "a ther delay Boarding
house hotel k--pefs and Others, who can ldenuiy our
hooks la heir present former esteuc-s ~ ne name OF
III Association being stamped IN various sees, " giving
u1ic. ia Elg convenient way OF their "LefsAoopi VIII
aid materially 10 resiclng stray properly 10 l:s fighu
owners b. order. THUS. W. ChoSEH
n.yl. Seoiis Ckm'u Lin Com
IrLUE BOILERS, Furnace Front, sc for sale-2
4 d1e boilers S. inches IN diameter y FEET long, with
sse ia esch IS inches diameter made u The beat
risls h he beet rsnner a0d coed a. Also,
H. furnace front bars ssety valve and steam pipe In
ir AZ he factory OF the Unon W hit- Lead Manu- scturng
Co cor Ut Frout auc Bridge So. Brockyn. my6 2aS5xis
ITLSTRR AND POMPTON IRpN-The Ulster
u Iron WORKS seTi4es. H. " and The Pompton Iron
WORKS at POmp,oa, n. 10 full opersion-
Orders for round qaAe tat hoop band and scroll ron
yill b. received ard promptly executed application 10
myI2 lws JOSEPH TUCKERAAN, 50 Wessss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

ORGAN FOR sALE.-A 1ew Ofgan, suitable Tor
small chufch OF chapel u beautiful qualify of tone,
made by Hal Lsb.gh Of New.Yofk myl5 lwn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

nR.IRA &. FRAZER, the celebrated Cancer Doc
for y 40 doctors ou the atisn mode Of practice,
rived ~ Ibis cy This morning ani can be found al the "
Hotel for three days only IN each and every month FOR
lie season when specimens OF cancers 70 ou
bose dsys which have been removed b. Or. T. ofTroy
" v myle 5w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

" The FARMERS CLUE meets to day in the
Repository In the Park at u NJ. letter viii be reed
from the Royal Agricultural Society of France, asking
information the Potato Disease Facts concisely and
accurately stated oral written, will obige the Club
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
rEs- Citizens Bnnk.-Books Of prescription 10 The

u CitiZcns' BHnh.-bOoks OF subscription 10 me
capitol stock Of this Institution will be opened Monday,
7h May inst the Pacific Hotel. l62 GTeenwich-s and
III remsin every day until the necessary amount Of
capital shall have been subscribed. Committee viii be
in attendance from 10 10 ~ A. NJ and 10 P NJ each
day and will give al necessary information 10 relation to
fDIlf ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

ANANTED-By young wCmEr WLo ns- lived In sona@
uf the best u families. situation chsmhefnai
ard waiting camteIv0rk sri taking Of children:
best n city references will e given ~ o character end ca
pshilty Please 20 spp'y al Is5 Nercer-st
Also, young woman who warts = su1t1n AZ general
houssw0Ts. or COOK wash al irCn 1 a small ftrilv-
Please srpir 70 The sane Place. myig o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

" PHILIP A. Roach Esq U. s. Consul at
Lisbon sailed yesterday in the bark Chsires for that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

- HOUSE TO LkT.-ons Of the most osnss"as
WS Juses on the Brooklyn Heigh,s. with nae W. ~.
- the Bay, &c to lie let for the Summer sess'n " "
The year. Inanire at rs Columbtsst mx.2 -
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28
Bri,adier General

Ma Euiron.-Permit US, Though your piper,
TO say something in reference TO the military elec.
ton to be held in Septerhb', II is imponsn, that
the vaesn. Brigsder Gene'alshlp should be filed
by man Of energy and m li'siy spirit. his also
evident, that the lack Of diciplne; and the insu.
bordinacy manifested by the militia Of ohr Brigade,
(or alsast OF our Batialion,) require determined
mind to improve and quell Therefore, We lake
pleasure in recommending Col. AMOS 3. KAPP,
Is man ia every 'esPsc, qualidsd fos the respon-
sible station to which his claims and msri, IN.
queslionsbit sniiis him. II elected, there h no
one would 10 more ss,ivs or would take deeper
interest 10 improving the deeiploe Of the Brigade,
and under Ms Supervision, the militia system in
our section of country would soon rise sgain to
the Sknify that belongs to the name
A GooDlr PoArros or raE Is, BnisAsr.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28
NonfHuMBRRLANb.
FOR THE AMERICAN.

Ma. EpiroR II was much pleased with com.
mdnication III lie sdnBury Gazette, recommend
Ing Hit Christian Albert, of Lower Mahonoy,
for County Commiisionet have been long and
ihtihately acquainted with Mr., Albert, and
take mich pleasure in subscribing to the sen,i.
r,ests ofthst standardization. The com nrrission-
ers Office is one Of great Importance, in which
etery Taxpayer in the ebinty is Interested and
tho;. aho are entrusted by the people to select
candidates for their surfort. should in dischar-
gns the impS-tsn. tt,ist committed TO them, al.
Ways be Particularly cautod; to select such can
didates for cnmnisslchet, as are well qualified TO
discharge the dttie; OF that office; and as Lower
Mnhhsoy is ciestly entitled to the commissioner
this time, I hope the delegation will select Mt.
Albert. He POSSESSES all the qualifications re.
qured 10 make good commissioner. having had
considerable experience in the bnsine.. aTsi'i Of
the tointy Ind ii he is intrusted with tina, cifte
the reorls will find him 10 be an honorable and
faithful Object rss SHAnoEia.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28
ron rms AMERICAN.

MR. EpiroR i believe it is pretty well set
tied tha, our next Contslissionet Is TO be from The
Mahsnoys, and We have therefore the names of
several candidates. &ho are all good men. Up.
per Mahonoy has named Mr.. Hcfa, Lower, Mr..
ALERT, and Little Mahonoy Jacob Raker. Now
we ,tink no tart of the county has stronger
claims than Little Mahonoy. This township has
never had bn, tne officer, and that was com.
rnissiSner, some ten or twelve years ago. Mr..
Raker, who is the candidate, is well known TO
the democracy Of tb. county. He has always
b.rh Rrtn, unwavering denoctnt He 10 also
a farmer, and besides, a mechanic, acquainted
with business, and well knows how to discharge
the ,inles Of the office. Tax payers are intefes.
| ted in having bnsiness rleh as commissioners,
and ae trust the delegates will not fail to put
him IN termination.
n ~ ftyt. uryA -
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

" TuE TstLos MrErisa. in UhiuL county
last Saturday, did not end as harmonionsiy as IL
would have done had the wishes of the people
been consulted We thought We plainly saw, for
some weeks past, that something wss going on
for the purpose Of fmc,heting the voice OF the
people Of Union county, On this question. The
Hon. John Snyder offered resolutions. fasorns
the rrrnination OF Gen. Taylor BY The people
without the aid OF National Convention. Thi.
was opposed by some who 60 in favor OF eaieh2
and conventions, and who are anxious TO act fol
the people instead of letting them act for them
selves But the rithe has passed. when the voice
ofs free people could be ssno,hei ed and bartered
by the intrigues of a caucus or contention =
Hereafter they sill act for thensslves---the true
demce ,atie doctrine.
We think We know something Of the people 81
Union county, and have no hesitation in saying
that in our opinion three fourths Of the demoe rat,
Of that county ate in fsvcr Of Gen. Tsylo foI
President, whatever may be the policy Of fe~
| Of the leaders o: the party.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28
kAts FROM Metteo,

Contradictory Rtp@is ts n the Mowrsn's of
Gen seofi--C Correspondence aonh Santa alma
Captsred-- Yelop Feper at 7ampi-s.
A letter published in the New Orleans pa,ria
dated Tampico, August 9th. s,s,ss that letters
have been received there, which say tha, Gen
Scott commenced his march upon the capital on
the 5th, without doubt. One Of these lr,,ets al.
so says that two days ago the advance Mexican
Guard had intercepted private rorre.portlente
between Santa Anna and General stott, in which
was written that he had comn,si,ee6 withdraw.
ing his troops from Perote. This tteated great
alarm at the capital. and. 10 calm this sehetai
feeling, Santa Anna deemed il necessary tu issae
a manifesto, stating that his policy was only a
ruse, by which he hoped to surround Gen Seo't
Another letter in La Patria, dated at Tam piro
on the 9th, Gays that the vor,ito had appeared in
It's worst form among the Americans there. and
that there was already great mortality. Tn.
same letter also says that person who had erri.
we'd there on the oth, from the city of Msaien.
states that the preparation Of Gen. Scott did mol
indicate an advance on the Is, Of August, as be
fore reported. nor was it believed iha: he would
advance with the force he has. The letter adds
that the news concerning the ihtetcebtion oi
Gen. seott's correspondence bad been confirmed
The regiment OF Texan Rangers, under the
| command Of Col Hays, has been ordeted to ivi,
Gen. Taylor.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

To MAKE CohDiAL.--Cordial made by the
following recipe recei, ed premium a. the lasi
meeting Of the Prince Georges Agricultural So,
ciety Of Maryland i--'Pu, large jar Of black
berries in pot Of wste'I boil till the juice
leaves the berries--s''s,n through a flannel
bag I add spices. sugar. cinnamon, and cloves
to the taste. After adding these ingredients,
put 90 sgsin and boil ten nr fifteen minutes.
then skim il and le, il get cold. To three
quarts of the juice add one quart Of tbs besl
French brandy .,.sva. d. fsc - a. RI
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

UF TnE RIoT CASE u. .CARlIsLE--The trial
Of the petso6s epeseed iH a rio, in June last, in
an attemptte rescue might've .la 70, by which
gentleman ftom Msfylsna lost his life, u nov In
progress at Carlisle. The cas-. exeites a great
deal Of interest, on acsorat Of the eminent coun.
eel eneagedin II. and ss furnishing the first expo.
sition Of the new law Of this State, passed last
winter. relative to fugitive slaves. No less than
thirty.sx true bills have been foand by the Grand
Jury against persons, tlleEed to have been rar,i.
cipanis in this riot onspicuous among the
number is Professor Mcr1intock, Of Dickinson
College VIM NJ Meredith, ESQ of Phiiadei.
phiA and other d:s,tnHaishea members Of :he
Bar, appearing ~ counsel for Professor McCin-
'ovk The bill Of Indictment contains three
counts :--First--Rot and Breach Of the Peace
Second -Riotous Assembling for the purpose
OF producing Breach Of the Peace, and for the
additional purpose Of rescuine fugitive slaves,
then peacesbly and lawfully in possession Of their
owners Third-for assault aud battery
90 The stock Of Grain, IN the philadelphia
market, on the 25ih, was light Wheat, Southern
aud Western red, Worth VI Is 81 %; white
81 80 a 81 55ed Corn Penn'a yellow, wcrIh vTe;
Southern and Western, IS a 76. '-aH wus
In Baltimore, on the 23d, good to prime red
Wheat 81 IS a 81 2e white 81 20 81 2a. and
family flour white S, 25asi 35 The snarke,
was very Dali at the close. I, M
DArrHiS Corsrr.-Ths Democra ratio County
Convention nrt in fhr town Of Dauphin. on the
i7ih rhs., snd iSothinated JSSn HalaemAn and
John MAslauehlin, for me Assembly. The rol.
lowing was One Of the rtsblations passed a"s
Resolved. That This Convention will ir.mi.
nate no man for the legislature, who will not use
iidn of General Simon Cameron 70 the Senate oi
the United S,tt-s."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28
From the N. q. Delts, l5fh ins,.s
EROM nON TERRY.


We received the following letter Yesterday
from our Monterrey correspondent. 1t contains,
We believe. the latest Information from that
Contemplated Marct ef Cen Taylor On See Luis
Potosi--DeparisIre of f'eynaster Fufier-- The
Massach"seffs Regi'nent-.State Of tie Wta-
shsr.
ktoSrfaFv. 3uly 9th, ls17.
Eds DeRa--A move on San Lnis potosi has
finally been decided on. A.! the departments
connected with Gen. Tsylors column are as-
lively engaged in preparing Tor +be morch.--
The Isl Srpte.nbas is thc time fixed upon for
the forward movement. The tdrccs tfnser Gen.
Taylor would seem, in my opinion. to he totally
fcsde9ddre for stch ~, undertaking, ba, the old
hero, has 10 use his fsvori,e c..ssic qno,stioc,
determined on the matter nolens poi.ns
Maj J. B. Butler. Paymsste. u. s. A who
has beet' ha1du.d Acrc since Eeornnry last. will
leave us IN few days for pttsborg. l's, To IN.
ter upon the duties Of his new sppointnicnt--
thst Of i'symes,er snd Military fstorpksersr a,
that place.
Some good jokes are told Of the doings Of a
portion OF the Massachusetts Regiment, station.
e, here. That corpse has assured THE tl,le OF
HE Literary Regiment" and why ] canno,
imagine, as The only proof that hos ever been
given o. Their literary altsiInien's is the m.
roense anodn- of TT. II. matter received by them
in the shape III newspapers, religious tracts, &c
A non.commissioned "fficer OF this regiment, af.
ter the arrival of the last mail from the States,
received his packages from the post Office and
repaired 10 his tent 10 pcr'lse them. In a 4.
minutes Afterwards he was running buck to ,he
post.oce in q state Of terrible excitement, as il
bitten by taran,ula. The crowd ot hangers
around the Office gave way .. HE approach. and
Our literary hero entered. exclaiming, Post,
master, Where il the balance III my currespon
dence! h.vp received but seventeen news
papers and nine letters and, sir m,ghh by thii
time to have received let,eFs rom half the ttl,
in the Bay State" If'ha'fthe eitis in The Bay
State" could see this literary and musical Ado
mis- sitting cross-lepged, Of an evening. on lhs
Plaza, drinking pu,que and playing on rcke,
ty accurdiun. fnr The amusemen, OF the Mexican
lazntoni, tis female correspondence would bs
lew and far between.
| The weather here Is hs hot as b,azrs. and per
haps . little ho,ter---no ice, and ,hermonleie
SO in the shede.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28
Dcintcrasi1 Nominations
I-rU'l.I = ~ - w. .lf ..,.
FOR GOVERNOR, f. arrnU1.a
ANCts Il. sIiU NIX,
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONERS,
MORRIs LONESfffl L tn,
OF Montgomery County.
to ar Who NoMrgar,oNs. wr
For Governor,
GSs. sANES IRWIN.
.aar tff'''. POD
For Canal Commissioner, t....., .
tOSEf'H ". PATTON.
ua- Hovrns 1ax-A fresh supply Of Hover.
celebrated ink, III bottles of all sizes has BEEN
received enc 'rsn be had a, h Messcrs store.

~ GIN T.vLoR. We have placed the neme
Of Gen. Taylor at the head Of our columns this
week, for Tie Presidency, not for tue purpose Of
Showing that I'VE have FOR NE .irst time conclu
rluded TO give him our support az our columns
will show that we were among the first in Penn.
sylvania 10 advocate his election to that distin.
guished Office. We believe that General fay-
Tor is destfnea 10 be our next President The
people have taken this matter into hand, and
when they choose to act designing politician.
rTesi stsnd tsrk. They ere setisSei That re pos
sesses all the requisite qualities. a sound judg
ment and discriminating mind. aud degree nT
patriotism and honesty Of PURPOSE that they will
not readily lind sr,nong those who make politics
And ofIice.hunting a trade, and decry all Others
who have hot Graduated In the same srhYol with
themselves. That Gen, Taylor i. demoe "a, in
principle, those who have witnessed his course
of conduct through life can have no doubt. lie
possesses, more than any man living, those At,ri-
butes and homely virtues that made Washington
'rst in peace first in var, and Gs.. In ire hearts
Of his counirymen."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28
Brigadief General.

I'm. EniroR.-As there win BE- On Slceii6n he'll
on The lh day Of September, TO elect a Brieadier
Gontrsl 10 fill The vacancy occasioned by The
death of Gen. Robcr, Ii. Hammond, pcrmi, me to
recsr,,atnd Mai. wiLLtsM l.. DEwARr. o,
sustury, for iha, office. Major Dswari has had
considerable experience in milit.r, nai'ets, and,
if el e,sj would make an excellent officer: a-
Ssl-okIN.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

to GEs. TAYLcs IL LYcoM'Nu.-The last Iy.
ccsf1ihs Gazette tuh,uihs d tall.for a Taylor
Mass Meeting" 10 be held at williamspoit on
Monday evening the 3Oth Inst. The call is sign.
ed BY about me hundred and iny udsidusls -
Among them We teeugu',e many of the most
prominent democrats in the county
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

GO BRIciDIER GRNEkAL--COl. McFadden.
the Brigade Inspector, has ordered an election
on the lth Of September heIt, I'D elett . BrisH.
lsis incumbent We see quite 4 number of can
cidates announced; among them, Maj W l..
Dewart. caris, J. II Zimmerman, Samuel Hun.
tet and WIN. T. Lawson, Of this county, Csi
Mcfaaden, Capt, iln:htne! and Col R"ber, ol
Unior, and number or other. from Columbs
county
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28
fcorrtspdnaenet of the Phil. tedg.r.l
'F''r FROn WARRINGTON.


The news received by ,his evenings hlal
s.ro@s that the Mextcans will no, treat with II.
until they see General Scott in motion, and pre-.
pared to enter the capital by storm. IN spite ef
the formidable army supposed TO be roileeted in
Mexico, 4 doubt much whether there Will te
much of fight The spirit of the Mesicahs s'as
broken at Buena Vista and Cerro Gordo, and they
will not again oppose us IN regular ron.nns.
Neither will Gen Scott who is o scientific ofi.
Ger, risk the lives or his men uselessy IN street
hight Ia Pasinenns. He has a well appointed
numerous artillery park and batteting train, and
| the Msxieans who have hitherto only seen The
artillery exereises which usna,,y atc6mpany
their revolutions, viii be some what surprised at
the appearance or Yankee sAe,ls and rockets, \.
red for the bona fds purpose Of doing material
/ injury. And upon the consideration Of the facts
which therenpon will deve!ope Themselves before
their eyes, they will, no dpobt, open the gates,
and invite Gen. Scott 10 make himself at home.
| That cunning knave, Santa Anna, knows his
coun,rymen too we'll not TO have chosen Mexico
itself as the place where 10 meet the victostons
Scott. IL he he'd met him II TIE open field, there
10 be defeated, tas nn,!oubtedly he would Se,) the
Mexicans would call him coward, and repnd
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oftreating with ds, and do il by and with the ad.
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

Yellow Frvxn At NKw UkrrAss-The inter.
rssn's from yellow fever, at New Orleans, for
the swenty-fohr hours ending on the morning Of
the 18th, 81; deaths At the Charity Hospital for
forty.eight hours presibus, 90. .a"
The number Of deaths by yellow fever at the
Charity Hospita, during the week erding on the
l4th inst, was ninety Eve
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

RAu.hoAp TRAvEL-There are in Constant use
upon the Reading RailsSad. seventy FIVE loeor.,o.
'ves, and 4,5t6 Coal cars, besides a number of
passenger cars; making, NO doubt s,etlrt &.
mount Of transportation Business, than upon any
other railroad now in existence. With all this
gtsst and increasing travel. the road is ii perfect
order, and all its opetstioKs IRE eo.,dnc,ed with
cofrectness and precision.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

compliance with 'he constitution. Should /
ever occupy the Whneilcuse, i. mpA be BY the
spontaneous snuSc OF the people, udd BY no &C,
Of mihe, 70 That could 90 into ths cnice un
tranmelled, aud o. the chieI magistrate of the
rfo''cn, oud not OF party.
But should they, the people, change their
views and opinions between this and the time
or holding tho election, and cast their votes for
TIM Presidency tor some one else, will rn6,
complain. Whh co osiderntions OF respect. | re.
main your ob't seryt, z. TAYLOR.
Dr. EDwAnp D,loNv.
P. ST. write in grehs haste and Under con.
STINT interruption. r'' 'r r,T
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

The Philadelphia Ledger say.--We yesterday
saw very well finished edthterieit SIS note on
the Bark or Middletowr, in this State. 1t is al.
mirably executed, and would scarcely excite sns.
picion on the closest scrutiny. Another danger.
on: counterfeit is three dollar issu. on the Ne.
chshrs Bank Of Newark, N. J. Thi, issue,
though not near 80 @eh Calculated 10 taseIse y.
the hVes en- the Middletewn Bank, has neverlhe.
lees been widely circulated in and about the city
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

% No later news from the army, Of impor.
tance. has been received since our last. II is
dnnbtfu whether the Mssicans will treat Gor
peace, Until Scott enters MeaieB. &hirh he has,
in all probability. don't before ihis. . f,..-.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

GY- Trs So.s OF TrMrrRAScr will have a
procession at Selnssrovs, on the I'd Of Srpfem
Der next. Quite number Of the order, as well
as others, will attend. MI. DavD, the widow
ofCoi J X DAWN, who now Keeps temperance
hotel. will provide splendid dinhet On the oesa
siod