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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-29

RANK In fht ARAS-cR, DARKEy's DioN.
fy.-Aher . pori'h Of lhe troops had huded
on the beach near Vera Cruz on the night of
the 9th of Match. a body of The enemy com.
menced brsk Are pf sn,ali arms into the en-.
can,pmen'. or course, all hands were on the
qui cips expecting the MeSicsns would make
some decentralization upon CHR lines during the
night, and when the firing commenced. conciu.
ded thera was bou, to be general attack. The
lines were suoh iotr,ed anu not a word could BE-
heard rom the sold!ety. 66, there was . negro
who KEEP, running rtorn one little port Of hill
to smother. apparently in a slate IT great ek.
ci-nent. He finally laid himself HAT on his
face, and cosnmcntrd WORKING himself in;o tho
son saad with gnod deal OF shetgy. On Be.
ing ssked what he ass about he replied, j
is fraid sor,H ub dem ere copper bills will pu,
q stup to me da Win my rsshdns' Why ask.
ed the party spaakinp TO him. don't you get up
and fight tkemi' mo, siree! nv eaid. dsts
my mss.a's part nb &c bitiness he done been
to West pint. where dey makes hghtin' people
10 learn tat, and YOU dent ke,ch die higher
meddin' hessef wild Other people bitiness. My
masss does de Hghtin' an waits on him and
misses him. ifhe gets promoted you get
promoted! What good will your promotion
do you = inquired the individual oh, dat ques-
.iun ia been settled long time seo In acs parts
down here a coloted gemfnen what waits bn
a kurnel always outrsnks one dat waits on
rapten' an te WY we colored eemmen regu.
ars makes desc volunteer higgefs squat 10 q
rsu,inE IN vhi,p nlks
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-29

To PRktENr tttE POtA TO R0t "A *ritef in
The Lancaster Union aud Tribune. who ssys he
speaks from experience in the matter. suggests
the following mode Of ptesenting the p.tato rot.
and Of Pfo,'rcing the ds.ial crop:
lie, every farmer plsh, his potasuss sbots
etoInd III The blluSing way: When yuur
srnund is we'll covered with mantle, every q
or feet thto% tso light iussows together. with
in Q or s inthes. !Asn lay yodr seed oh the top
10 or 12 inches spari. and cover il lightly
Aherwsrd gise theih the otdinart plotshihe
and dtssslng. the seed fet,ains hest The sor
face, the gtound becomes more uiello&, the 20
n,o grows much larksf. and ih = wet season
The UNNECESSARY water will rua Of and prsven,
the Rot. This expsfiihent @at tflAd BY Z ken.
tlem,n in lot. one half Of which vas pot 10
ths Stdin.rt Ss5, bi Piorghing do"ni snd the
other halt put In % abcts. IN The sall whsb
tskeh Up. not 6ne could be found disessed, and
more THAI double the quantity id tatA. - sbcy
bad grown much l.feef than those plxnisd on
the O'hsf psn of,ae.lot. ,- lasl,lt.
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TRIUMPH or SCIENCE-NO. II.
DRIVING ILLfrERArE AND IGNORANT PRETFsDERs
Into the Dark Caves Of


~ We have ssd that those who are IN advance Of pub
lie opinion bear ridicnie or persecution Thus
1875 the Quarterly Rercr rdculrd the notion oi the
n0wned IELfOkD that railway engine could be made
10 " 20 miles hour in the following rema IA 10
language The gross eAaggeratOns OF the powers ~ he
locomotive steamengine may d!ude fog hre bat must
end In the modification Of th0ss concerned We should
expect people 10 suer themselves 10 be fred % upon
OF Congsyes ncochet rockets trust themselves 10
the mercy Of such machine, gong af sHct a rate -
Scarcely twenty years have elapsed since the publication
Of the foregoing brufan, fgips aud the
OF travel on English Railroads il miles hour Pre-
cisey thus was II when DR.. FELlN GOUkAUD hnt pfo-
mu gated the FACT that he had discovered compound
which would positively, and without the pos hllfy NJ
failure, from the human skin fsn
Pimpes Freckles SallOwness Sunburn, Recnes Rogsi.
Chaps, Cracks Chaies, letter, Barbes Itch Salt
kheum, &c aud make the skin beautifully white SOFT and
smooth. hdicue and oboquy DR. GA portion '0r
brefspace bsf he eterRai Prmcpsof TRUTH prerafsS-
ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP stemmed the tide Of wi
gar prejudice bearing down all opposition until A. ierFh
II j., by universal consent, acknowledged TO stand
raed ADD uHapyroachabfsf
~ GOUKAtDS L,ig Hhts can be used in connective
with bis Soap, without H. The design Of this deisht
fol cosmetic IS to soften, when and give brliancy 10
rough skin
GoURAUDs Poudre Subtitle 10 too extensively used
require notice SuHc- n, II inssntsneOusly upr0ob ~
supeIiiaous hair. OOCRAUDS Liquid Rouge is jgsf he
srcls for ball room, IL will give permanent rosns
70 pale cheeks and lips without soilng a white
brio handkerchief
~ The public are particularly cautioned against sp
nous Preparations purportng 70 b. DIR. GOUkAUDs-
kemember, the genuine articles can only be obtained
Dr. FELIX DOJkAUDS Depot, u Wslkerst first store
FROM Broadway Mo 2teod
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New-York Leeislature-sFEerAL SESSION.
SENATE. .A1BASr, Nov. III P.

SENATE. .AIBANr Nov. III P 81.
Mr.. {. ssITH called up Lis resolution 10 ADJOURN
On the 23d inst.
Mr.. sPEScER opposed the resolution. The pub
lie business could not be disposed Of By that time
he though the first week Of December early enough.
He suggested that after certain day no new bosi'
ness should be taken up, except the report OF the
Commissioners on Practice, &c.
Mr.. DEssIsToS named December Z. but the reso-
lution was postponed 70 November %.
The bin to abolish the Office Of County supenn'
tendent Of Common Schools was passed j TO ..
A bill was passed to establish Teachers Inst
tutes and to aid Clinton Prison. Also the bill rsa
ting to Fees Of Comfy Clerks
ASSEMBLY.
The Railway Committee reported against the
hill TO limit the rate Of fare on Railways
The bill in relation to Dry Dock-st n Y was
passed
Bill relative to publication OF Session Laws pass
cd to third reading It gives publishers. tins
year, 500. Next year the publication 10 newspa
pers TO be stopped and a volume Of Session Laws
is to be placed in each School District
The Library bill, the bill to release the prior lien
of the State on the Hudson and Berkshire Railway
and to relay the track with heavy rail, werepassed
McCARTY, Wing has the certificate OF election
10 Oswego Co. Moss, Loco, has the certificate IN
Niagara by majority.
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SaNDs's stssAPASiLLl-" This" says the authorcfs
late valuable work" fsi the Golden Age OF kno~edss
The language quoted may 100 hypefbocAl. bot he
wonders Of the Nineteenth Century almost justify h. 10
Il not alone for discoveries that dazzls the intellect IA.
the Imagination by storm, that the present should =
celebrated Modern pharmacy has done as much fofha.
man suffering the other arts ard sciences have scecn.
plished for civilization. The art Of healing npt
pace IN the earlier ages with the arts of luxury Ia he
preparation OF rich Wand. and tempting wines, and a,
the appliances Of sensual pleasures, the generators Of
ease they perecti but regarded the az Of NED
icine they wandered ia maze OF ignorance and mpen,
ton. Butw live IN better sge-sn age Of higher
and enrolling pursuits. For almost every disease
science has provided sn;idoe md among the remedies
embracing large sphere Of operation, may menios
S.NDs's SARs,PARILLA From serofulA chronic rheums-
ism and liver complaints down to simple biles pimpss
Il may be used with the harpiest success and
ind that Is almost universally resorted 10 by penor
afflicted with such similar complaints
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. r D
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton, corner Of WI
hsm-st g7S Broadway. and ~ EAst Broadway. N. Yo,
sold also by Druggists generally throughout tho United
States Price : per bottle or six bottles for -
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" We rejoice in being able 10 announce this
morning the reelection Of Hon BAssos g. THiB0-
DxAvx, the only Wing Member Of the last Con
sress from Louisiana, and probably the only Wing
now elected from that State Our expectations
from tba. quarter are abundsntly realized, even
shoush Nississippi shall have gone all Loco Foco
a. hitherto We have Wing House safe enough,
and can only lose the Speaker or Clerk by some
gross detection.
in the First District Of Louisiana, the Wings
undertook to run Taylor Democrat so called
for Congress, in order to take advantage Of Gen
It's amazing popularity in that quarter. They
would probably have came out at the little end o.
horn any how, but they come out smaller thar
could have been imagined. 'Sarved EN- night
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AN HONORABLE APPEAL TO ALL


70 Reader can you, after seeing many proofs OF The
merit Of scientific mixture still doubt It's qualities
Every human being must believe when proof i given
when he sees the
INSIGNIFICANT, THRILLING cosTi
Of trial bottle Of JoNEss Coral Hair Restorative lbenG
only Ji cents together with the testonalswe give, be
cannot reasonably doubt or call the article Of the hum
bugs Of the day.
First, we will here state IT, real qualities
IL vi" strengthen weak scsly roots causing them 10
grow sprout, and stop the hair from falling Il will re-
move scorf dsndruf from the hair and scalp and
n the scalp u breeding scur IL will dress soften az
oeaory harsh, Dry or bad hair keeping so moist sse
Sky long time 10 Will cause sht, red gray hair 70
assume dark look and By 10 timely use make il arrow
naturally dark from the roots scalp.
That Jonsss Coral Hair Restorative possesses all these
qualities, read these testimonials.
Henry r.. Cullen, late barber on board the steambosi
South America, do certify thst Joness Coral Hair Re
storatlye 10 tho best article ever used Tor dressing
soitsnng, cleansing snd keeping tn hair ons time soft
clean ssy OARS. and In order ell ny prefer
Mr +. Melvin, Atlsntie-st BroosIyn states his hes4
tlTey.
Nh Power, grocer Of Falton-st had his hair complete
~ ehoksd up with dsndruf and Joness Coral Hair Reso
ratYe entirely and permanently cured H.
hr "Ahan Jackson OF % Lbertyst. Pittsburgh, cert
nss Oh ne % Of February, 1871, Mr. Thomas Jackson
mead Oh the top entirely bald for fifteen yea,
mat ~ using two Is bottles Of Joness Coral Hair Re
fase the hair Is growing fss, thick and healthy He eH
pses ~ using this little longer 10 have better head
hair than he ever had.
hereby certify that my hair turning gray. and fall
ING on, and that have used Joness Coral Hair Re
stoaflye b entirely ceased falling Is zrownz fast. an
has me DARK look Before used Joness Coral Hair Re
sofztFe combed ogt hsndiulls 81 hair daily.
VIM TOMPkiNs, % Kingst n Y
we MI sht evc you 100 other bat the above
BE- enough for say reasonable psrson Sold only 10 New
iofk me skn Of the American Eagle, 81 Chshsust
lj9 Fulton-st Brooklyn. nI2 Reed
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pnsiness Notires.

CARo-iB justice 70 c. p. HoFFnsS, Esq. deco,
proper state that he Is not the saibor Of sry Portion
Of book entitled Warrington and the Generals of
Reyoiafi0a-r The Memoir OF Gen schuyler wsr. To-.
formed BY the Editor, would Be written By Mr. Hosaan
for that work and Mr. Hart under tina, imprs.o
At the time he attended the last NewYork rr.de sac
and be there exhibited specimen Of the printing a..
craving. binding and sac Of the volemes aud stated he
names Of several contributors to the book
On the completion OF the work list Of al the eontrls
tors was forwarded TO u.s. for the purpose Of ssps pay
ment to the various authors for their eoatreatoa, al
then learned that the spirited demo.r OF Den sehlyr
contained in book hsd not been written BY him. bat
had been furnished BY smother writer in Ne~ York
CAREY HART, Publishers v
Washington and the Generals Of the Revolution p
Philadelphia Nov. 5, tsf7. all :,
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$500 Premium.

KIKcrRic DISCOVERY WITH REFEREScE TO TELE
GRAPHIC INVENTION.
To The Friesds Of Equal Rshis IN Tesraphe EHi1Prss
The wide spread attention excited by recent dis
cushions concerning the TeegsPhic System, and lie orr
ginators and improvers-slteniion aroused and quick
eDed by the extraordinary operations whereby the con
trolers Of one Of the modes Of TelesrAphng have at
tempted TO repudise contracts and to srrogste for
themselves monopoly OF the Telegraphe world-hsss
led to various requests that the mS should be extended
wherein Essays will be received, under the offered Pre-
sars Of TAree Hundred Dollars for the beat Essay or
History on the Progress Of Electric Science rsA rgsHee
10 Tsl<sraphie Isreati0s.
The time is therefore extended TO the fra Of Marea
next-s 10 desirable have the facts understood and
presented In q manner ihs, will aid the American Peo-
pie generally In judging for themselves concerning the
monopozing pretensions OF persons who Through their
connection with single inventory are claiming con
troll over the whole American Telegrsphc System
One of the controllers OF M0rses Telegraph attempts
10 befog the public BY denouncng for Offering this
reward Of three hundred dollars tor what he denom
nses) the bes, Essay that shall most .5irey break
dorm the Morse Patent T. II Morses Patent cannot
Withstand the tests Of Scsnce and Law and His.Ory
(esss 20 which Prof House and others willing 10
submit THxrR invenrons) Il VIII merely iustrste the
Il force and truth" with which the Fae York Tri5nas
and N0rA Amoieaa with other tournss) have de-
nounced the nnonopohzlng claims OF the controllers
Of that patent for being pTePostuoas a. the same
papers declare their conduct toward Western Tes
egrsph Lines has been taraaicabs and afroci0ss
The truth which IA the design of this premium 20
elicit In clear and comprehensive shspe for the jud
ment OF TIE American peope-tee TnrTH Il may Be re-
peated can hurt rykfl claim respecting Telesrsphc
Psfeats or CONTRACTS made under them Ready always 10
fulfil our Con,rsc. with Prof Morse far have
used his plan Of Telegrsphng. but resoluie in r-peing
the bsckmailing schemes OF Mcssrs r D. J. Smith and
Amos Kendall controllers Of Morse Telsgrsphl for
tor,inx higher prices under alleged forfeiture Of Con
trsci 10 desirable to know eov far thsr claims OF
Monopoly In Teegrsphing can preclude myself and
others from encouraging Improvements In Teegrsphng
which will render the Telegrs2hing System more
worthy Of confidence for accuracy and safety IN fur
nhpg reliable records Of business transacted through
lts fundamentally.
For farther information reference Is respectfully made
10 the Circular previously pubshed CONCERNING these
ssejeets HENRY o'RIELLY.
Cssessssh oSt =, lsf7.
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~ The Boston Atlas thus gives the moral OF
the result of the recent Massachusetts Election
As the verdict of Massachusetts against erektd ana
inhuman War pih Me1eo, It Il peculiarly valuable and
decisive II was upon this Issue sope our opponents
chose TO meet US. War and Slavery were inscribed
upon one banner-Pesce and Freedom were borne aoit
by their opponents and although the s''er were not al
united In the same party name all alike dgGtHsf me
Var and the Extension Of Humsn Slavery. The War
party has been The ms orty sgsnst them upon
that very issue Is TwESTY'six THOUSAND ma'saeA4,
ss r,,dafes The War aud rs authors and all rho aid and
aba rs continuance snd the adventurous aid 81
the personal influence of renegade and apostAe Wing
has enabled them 10 make even respectable show Of
strength
What pity they haven't any Col Webb in
Boston to keep too ardent patriots from mobbing
the Atlas oilicel
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Thing. In PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

NIIIFFFlIIlTIC7 U II7 III1uI5'
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL.
There are no transactions reported in Flour to-
day i, Is offered at % withou, finding buyers though
some holders AK more. Corn Meal suiet a, , d.
Whes, Is dull the only sses reported are 500 buIh.
good Red at 100 cts. Limited sses Of Corn At So cts.
for and IS for prime old Cotton Is much de-
pressed and sales making st very low figures for
eash-but prices all unsettled. Nothing doing In Provi
sons and Groceries Whisky scarce at - Gu. In hhds
Stocks dull and heavy.
Frs Board AVID lft1-t6 900 L Treas g. 1907 100
Girsrd lO4 $50 state s. -. 1000 Read Bis 20; 900
Lehigh Coal scrip, 81 20 Sehy Bk. and PA 3l00
Read Bds 20; II Read. 29t
Sec0aa Board and df1.-50 SuIq Canal. l2f 1900
Read BIDS 20; 1897 Penn S. pa 10 5000 5 Treas
Notes 1901 Am Fire ms, 81 80 Read, 2si 50 Nor.
ris III SEQ Penn 50, 72..
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cnNsrlpArInN lcnsrIvENFss !

II "Obstnste invcterae and habitual con.ti paioa
(cosivenessl not only totally overcome but completely
destroyed without using either medicines injections o.
discovered France, by NJ WARroS % Rue Richelis0,
Paris"
just published price 80 cents the MN Eng ish, nom me
twentysecond French edition. of the above Treatise. fo
sale At the National Depot OF Warton OF Paris established
Al McCOrrFR Co.'S doug store (successor 70 Hammond
Coz as Broadway three doors south Of stewars new
marble building
Druggists abroad DESTROYS OF introducing Wartons Erva
lenta their cities towns will be dealt with
favoraby by ADDRESSING post paid The Director u ts
National Depot Of Warton Of Paris, N. Y" NJ Tu4F
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INTERESTING INFORMATION TROx WAsHISCTOS.
The letter Of our Washington correspondent this
morning gves some interesting information relative 10
the mission Of Major Hobbs. and 10 the working Of the
cheap postage System IN The Un,et States Ths defsi;
In revenas under the lsv. from $500 900 the rst
year 10 this year reduced $4,000 and the Postmaster
Gensrs Johnson grsfined with the result ihsf be
vii PROBABLY propose In bis report the Introduction Of
uniform System OF cheap postage similar TO the penny
postage n England This 10 gratifying Intelligence not
only % the rien1s Of Tia, who earnestly sd-
vocsied In the face Of opposition but 10 the
whole country and fully justhss tbs predictions Of the
result made By the friends Of the Az.
tPhlsd Ledger Lib.
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BURIED ALIvE.-An accident by which several
lives were nearly losi. occurred near Warrington
HILL salem County, on Monday last u sppears
that several small lads who attend school al the
above place. A. noon playing Ia and shout an
excavation when = large portion Of the overhanging
earth fen upon and buried tao of David Petiis md
one Of Samuel Halls sous Mr. Peiits oldest boy
wss entirely buried the depth OF several feet and
when taken out supposed - be dead. The other
two we're much bruised but not dangerously injured -
The boys who escaped the accident set 10 work with
cOmmencable promp,ness and succeeded IN relieving
the sufferers otherwise Il IL believed that all three must
have perished. salem WestJsrsey Standard
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j. I. HEADLEY.
NEw.YoRK, Nov. n, ls47

To he Editor Of The Tribune
Sir Messrs. Carey Hart published your paper this
morning extracts from letters that passed between
respecting Mr Hsadeys work, entitled Washington and
bis Generas7 We have only 70 say IN reply let tiem
pa5ll tie spiols eorrsspond,ass teresR Vs. Including Mr.
Headleys letter. Their sslsed srtraets aud quotations
we shall notice, they DO tell the uto, truth
We appeal the whole sorrspsAdenoe and object to e.
yarte extracts We willing that the uAsls eorresyond
snss should decide the question between Us; but until
they give that have only say that any who will
take the trouble the eApostion u Mr. Hssdey will
see that Carey Hart hsd claim him ior his book
that he was under obligation 10 them respecting IT, and
therefore had perfect right to give it ii he pleased
ia. had iskt duposs Of tie book he IT, eer-
family had right 10 nuke arrangement ruth AIM.
Yours, &c. BAKER 4 SCkBNER.
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FRos NAssAU.-By the schooner l.. A. Thomp
son. arrived this por Friday have flee Of the
Nassau Royal Ga-eue and Nassau Guardian 70 the sd
ult inclusive from which make the following
tracts Charleston Courier IN.
NASSAU, n. p. Oct 40-An arrival lately from The out
ports announces that they have had grea, quantities Of
rain that the Christmas Guinea Corn crop 10 In full
bloom and that there 10 every probability Of hne bar
rest not only othsi grain but Of commodities OF ground
product plenteous supply Of vegetable food Ter the
season 10 anticipated.
The Quantities VI rain viii Of course have put an end
- the satskng for time but those Interested IN
this manufacture cannot complain they have already
collected very considerable supply. Gazette.
The American brig Georgisns, Of New York William
Britain, master from e. Jsso de Cuba for Sew-fork,
with cargo OF tobacco sugar snc moasses got ashore
on the night Of the 18th insl the Asyguans Keel
The brig go OF with the aSsissnce 81 the crew oil
!ne wreekng schooner Driver and arrived At this port
the 18Th inst Tho cargo sustained no material dam
age but the brgs bottom 10 supposed 70 De materially
Injured and tbs cargo will b. taken out 70 ascertain the
extent of toe injury. Gazette.
The schooner Zalms. Capt Talbot FROM Nssssu, ar.
rived Ct this port yesterday having on board "a Lieu
tenants Chslner and Talbot Of the ls artillery ID Lieut.
Elder Of The lth infantry and d privs,es, being por
ton Of The United troops who were wrecked
Absco 90 board the ship Empire. Charleston Cour.
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r. Riehelieu~ Diamond Pointed Gold Pens Tor q
ony The points Of these superior Pens warranted ns
to come o. and H. after full tral, any imperieeton
discovered in them they may be returned sold only y
B. Z WATSON Co. Is williamst Que door below Wal
s.. and j. Y sAsass. - Futon-s, Gold Pen ard Psse
Case. 10 every variety, st the loves, prices Cold Ps
a, 81 81 IS and al So Gold Pens repaired
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NosrH American HAT MASVfacrUsISs Co~fNf,
TrcE MANAGER, BowxsY-The above estsbiissueus
produces Hat ard Cap equ.l. # superior. any
ether and yet their prices Is per than tho.
Of other dealers Therefore you wish to dollar
the purchase Of single ha;, awe them cali
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~ M,. Bvss champion has favored as with smother
..,.sa-ss,her smsrt; indeed, almost spiey-buf {" he
nothing new and only hsrps our altered sror
10 using the word vsnteny synonymous with rex
which he virtually does himself 10 the course Of
h. etter-we end better use for our eosnats ns ~
nuh.hin M n He has sstished that both Mr. Wise sno
himself are better qualified their country Ia some
other capacity than in that Of diplomatiss