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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31

To The Electors Of northumberland
County:
V6>HE subscriber respectfully informs the e'ec
l. tors of Northumberland county, that he will
be cand date for The office Of
County commissioner,
at the next general election. Should his fellow
citizens see proper TO cleo, him he viii spare no
cxcrtions to render general satisfaction.
JACOB RAKER.
Little Mahonoy, July 3I lSd7.
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LIST OF CAUSES.

I,'OR trial in the Court of Common Pleas of n or.
thum'erland County at August Tenn, l647
commencing the first Monday, being the I'd.
Jno Is aud Andrew Fctzer w Charles G Dotts
w Sezinger, alienee Of Carver VS. Garver's heirs
William Simcnton VS. ] Shipman & + tireenougi,
VIM II Heineman vs Hartman II Kngbe
Peter R'ch'er's exrs VS. Dodge & Barret
John Lloyd vs. VIM T. Mcdonald
VIM II Pomp's assignces vs. VIM Welch
}enjamin Robins VS. Valentine Klsze
Henry Masser VS. VIM McCary ct al
James Mcrrill's cx'rs VS. George Wat,s's adn.'rs
vickery d Vickery VS. Peter Brosius ct al
Mah'on Hamlen ct al VS. John Bidemsn ct al
Char'es II Frick VS. William Frick
Wood & Rhawn's exrs VS. David Haupt
Daniel II Conner VS. Daniel Weidncr
George Lilly VS. Jacob Lill,'s sjm'rs
John liine vs. Elizabeth Hine
Com'ih for Jenkins VS. T. A Billiucton d sI
George Eckert VS. Jacob Sh,
Francis Balls admrs VS. Samuel Blair
Batzcr Garnhat VS. Georpe OYSTER
Borough Of Milton VS. Samuel Blair
Jacob w Seitzinger VS. William Carr
Henry Masser VS. ii B Masser Il Joseph Elseiy
Bai'zer Garnhau VS. George Oyster
John Haas. Esqr VS. Rob, IT A Parish
Jacob Reed ,sDN Lake Of nj
William H Gilbert VS. Peter Hauehawou,
Whitall d Brown VS. John B Boyd's exrs
w u lam Napan Same
Iardrg s. Lower ct Tvs Same
Mott d Schoeber et al VS. Same
Daniel White VS. Bcnjamn Robins
liulet Sml'h VS. Augustus & John lluey
Freeman II Clark vs John Schriner
Isaac HUFF VS. Henry Eiston
n Railroad CO VS. Haywood & Snyder
Hugh O,ks's adm',s VS. james O.ks
William Dale vs. John FoIlmer's ex'r
William Gibson VS. David Holden
WIN a. Fegeiy & CO VS. George Heckert
William Albright VS. lsaac G Bryant
Charles Pleasants VS. James Ross 1t nj
Wilson VS. Abraham Straub
John Oyster VS. Hugh McFal
Harlow Prior VS. Same
Eve Mutchler VS. John Mutchler's sim'rs
Sarah n Comlry vs. WIN II Frymre K co
Miners Bank Of Pousville VS. Lewis Dewart
Charles Peasants VS. Same
Philip Billmeyer VS. George Good
William Murray VS. B,lzer Garnhat
JOHN FARNSN ORTIZ.
Prohonotsr,'s office, Proth'y
Sunbury, July 10, lsi7.
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SCORFULA.

To whom !, may concern-This may certify
that my child, almost from bii,h afflicted with
Scorfua, which covered most of its body with
sores and that for g months, though constantly
under medical treatment, nothing afforded relief
till | was induced to make trial Of DR.. Cullen's In
dian Vegetable Panacea. The attending phys~
elm, on witnessing its good effects, recommended
its continuance according to directions, and by u
sing n single bottle of the Panacea, the child was
apparently cured. 1t is now about months since
the medicine was discontinued, and | have no
doubt hut the cure is complete. Yours truly.
RowASn q WALroS, NJ. McCLEAS,
Phad. Aug. s, lSi5. $50 Market st.
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DICK SON g. co,

ES, w htch tla'ses and Materials.
w Jewelry of al! descriptions, qualities and
styles. comprising all the al cles connected
with the Trade.
Clocks.
Dxson 4 Sons Britannia, Germ IN Silver and Sill.
verrlaied Wares.
Sheffield and Birmingham riled Fancy Articles.
Rodgers x Sons and Wusttnhoms Cutlery, Ra'
zors. Scissors. Eta.e,s, De,k Knives, &c.
Ivory Handlcd Table Curiefy. Of The finest, medium
ard common qualities.
y large assortment ui Gold Pens.
Psnfocsl Speclachs
Paper Maehe and Japanned Trays, various shapes
and qualities, at reluted rates
Gold Wach Cascs Dials and Silver-Ware, of all
descriptions, MANUFACTURED to order.
DICKSON * Co, having recently removed
into the large and cummodous warehouse formerly
occupied by MessIs. X. AsnHUWsr & Sons, anc
more recently by AsnHUR.r 4 RkaISGroS, beg
leave To inform Watch Dealers. & iun,Iy Merchants
and others. tha, they design having at all times a
large assortment of Goods, OF their own imporla-
,ion which they determined 10 sell at the lowest
rates.
CT Every attention will be paid TO the Packing
of Goids and in he execution Of Oders the qu iii.
ties aud prices will be fully guaranteed against all
competition.
Phihlclphia, Jane t9ih, lSi7.--ly
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WHITE SWELLING.

Mr. ]. T. Rowan, Phil Dc 10, Is45.
Dear Sir,-At your request chrerfully give you
an account Of the wonderful cure effected upon me
bv DR.. Culen's Indian Vegetable Panacea. At
the age Of IA years had upon my right knee a
White Swelling, which sfTened the pnt and
caused some seventy more pieces of the hone
pieces Of the bone to come away in the sores, and
which was temporarily relieved by the usual remc-
dies, hot no, entirely cured At times would
again break out, and become dstres ing and pain
fu that could get no rest night nor day. In this
way it continued until last spring. when, having
witnessed the extraordinary effects Of your Panacca
an alternative, upon daughter Of mine who
was using it for chronic disease, concluded to
make a trial of il in my own case; the result has
been an entire cure. I now 67 years of age, and
have suffered 50 years with the sores. cheerful
" add nv testimonial to the many Others have
heard, Of the cures performed by your celebrated
Panacea. THOMAS WALTON
49O N. Sd st., Alderman 7ih Ward, n. L.
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BARRIERS ITCH.

Mr. Ut. RowANp--Sir,-Somctim last spring
was unfortunate as to get the jackson, or
BARRIERS Itch" hy shaving after some affected
by that troublesome and obstinate disease.
You cannot have forgotten the swollen and irr-
tated condition of my face at the time you
msnded "Dr. Cullcn's Indian Vegetable Panaces."
| have now the pleasure to inform you, for the
benefit of all who similarly afflicted, that the
use Of single bottle of the Panacea cured me
trely. You may well judge Of my qualification at
such result. as had so often known the disease
TO continue for years under the usual mercura re-
medies. (Sgned) T. l.. SANDERS.
PhiaJ., Aug. s, ls45. Pledge CfIce.
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GEORGE BRIGHT.
DR.. ]. A. Moore, Danvle; 7. =. Macksy Il
Son, Milton; NJ. ID. & J. Wells, Muncy; e. A.
Wyatt, Lewishurg; Davis * Schnure Selinsgroye;
John e. Rem, Line Mountain =. o.
PHILADELPHIA, jel2.c2m. f6ly
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SCORFULA,

SCORF ObA.
Messrs RowAND & WALToS.--l have been for
two years or more severely afflicted with Scorfuia.
and af:er having tried three eminent physicians
without any relief. had come to the conclusion
that must die. had fourteen open ulcers on my
face and body at the same time. While in this
condition, friend procured me bottle of your
DIR. Cullen's Indian Vegetable Panacea. This was
about Two months since. ! have taken six bottles
and am completely cured. My general health is
also better than it has been for years.
L. w. MAXWELL, Mary's Court.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31

Certificates of cures in pamphlet form, may be
had Gratis. at the offices of the agents.
This medicine is prepared and sold by the
propIietors. Rowand & Walton, No. 376 Market
street, Philadelphia.
, NV w Danenhower No Murray st, n Y.
g w Danenhower. No o + Hall, Gin U.
q ! CT jenkins, No SO Canal st, Orleans.
&C n n Robinson, cor Gay q Saratoga SITS, Bali.
Agents: H. MASSER, Sunbury.
l. II. Raser, Milton; J. Seebold, New Ber-
lin; Mr.. Musser, Milheim; Sharpe ID. Lewis,
Wilkeshsue.
Sold also by Druggists throughout the United
States June 5, lS47. t6y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-10

m I'I-.-. . - NV 1IH. q 7. VI.
:" Z .og u, not very active business don,
-p-.l1y. Iae gLice OF Geaesee stood az tIe
tossing rate OF Ffida! light, : 57l.2a9i mo-.
ba ~ v A'ai' some sales White al I65c per
IN 4 aaa is IN active demand. sales TO-DAY
1' . ,da o0s.ieia-pri.ne white a, 90 ana vi,
n. oo , laraI J, selling atl % SIP per
IL ''.e ftoaf las advanced 10 5I2I2 and
ft91t7toas-lhe first etyc, OF the Steam
81. '''i'' 3'ao'e news Was To create dullne..
.f,s. - market bur The confidence oil bIIder.
- s no. seem Y be impaired and ibeg Ioab
, ~ an Improvement 'e9'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-10
SCHOOL. BOOKS.

4 ftLE and complete assortment OF the Lns l,ess.
tn, Greek and french books used - aN Ss. s'gA,
Aeadeu-tes ana common Sch9ps 81 he7'eit -, :. j!
Western Perasyi wanna aud TIE uetshbafh s I no
ONO. on ~ ud and for sale, wholesale am re ,d
lowest geee- By JOHN ii iHaMFSttN
RTs. Manufacture and M.nts dieIiaHsrs Of W.
n Manufacture and Mines, containing . t'"l Ire
tlon 81 ther rftHc ues aId pf~riite. " - sagf4.
-, illustrated VT twelve behdted e,.a ,tpS4NE
Wings on wood. foI aac al ii'''
ri Architect. Thompson - lHs, ,le me- "a
- roHies of Eetcveffs Modern huf.drf ~"
lest anJ Ul.I AHafk ON ALELllaeMIe EupLi.Hso.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-10
MEETING OF BOSS PAINTERS.

Ny one wanting Hats atvery eea ffiees'
- tlarpei's liat aud cap store, corner % '',I
Union streets for them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-10

.Ysl Ross painters Of the elly Of Nheei'2' gln
- at the PAINT shop of Samuel e hYltha'''
street on Saturday evening ueAt al ''' A't.ls.
Jks. MOONS, JdHN Moons, l. BfNFpl. -. y
GEo W srASa, JouS ~ st'nR, u HA"@
SWIM, W BEkKp and r rBATt
DANAMA HATS Just received one case OF ia''
i Halls at NJ I3I, Zaaf.s Ra4s Man s.tfe5, ,rtfl
mrs JOHNSTON * BERkflliL'-
TtsT received fresh supply Of Roash az ~
ms JOHNSTON 4 BERRY MI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-10

4 NY one wanting Hats ofthe be, quality, WI en-
; d H4RsEt's Hat aud Cdp stUfe, cofHti u -
Union streets
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-10

EsACk CHAINS &c. Cask of Back CHAINS, ! - -
~ Trace CHAINS 10 dol Patent scythe snatas9 -
Spear, Jackson 4 Cos lIaudsaWs, - ddz. AuA'' "
70. 5. '1'' '''''''" 10 sac HENRY MORRIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-10

DANGER Of haaltag EHr.-A bay ma
medGo65izlse had alsarm bldiE crushed in
Boston steam bakery a CIV lays since, aud 1t
was aapu'ated by Dr. Lewis while tbe pa
tieat was under ths influence 81 ether. Ia a
lew hours ufer he died. The ether Was pro
e.gl4 administered by DE- HAYWARD Surgeon
.sacaH9at.s II9.plaI who with
b-=5aaes78. Ga55t ana others. wsf, present
operation. Il seems tom 5he report
r. .liza d d. L#als ata= iu8a-
II either vas tHa immediate eaus-
taz Ha s#zIalIH Several cases e }H59
ku5 #ga aesaresu1It leeomad proved that
this wonderfully affecting gent Is ~ b a3-
wasats5e greatest gaaIlaa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-10

TEN HaXl- Fresh Frul. Jnss s9arvalfe
III to HGS. FEfl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-21

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E8NDS FOR SALE.

RI AhlEe ss.ss fr zslslg PaY0R4fAel
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17
From IL. Ner orl.an. Ilallstin. FEB. C.

GnTfON.-Wc stated IN cur last review, that
the meagfs tslcgraphie isspaiehes Of the accounts
by the llibernia, received on Tuesday, had rather
depressed the tone Of the market, their tenor being
thai The prices reported per fAsRis had been hard.
y sustained, while a further improvement had
hsea generally anticipated. and sc added that Il
appeared 10 BE- the prevailing impression that ua.
less the private correspondence should present H
more iay rable aspect, The prcylou1 range ofprers
would hardly be- maintained. The mail falling on
"Wednesday, 40 further Intelligence was received,
aHd the only sale We noilesd was a st of $50
bales, parted with at falling or from the highest
point. Of about ir The markell however, was
quite Inactive neither buyers nor sellers being Dc.
sr5us Of operating until they should be placed in
pus.cssiou Oi more definite information. On Thurs
day, the mail arrived In doe season, but not being
distributed unll a late hour, parties were only
placed ia possession ol Their letters between one
and two o'clock There was, however, an active
inquiry throughout the day, resulting IA sales Of
5000 bales al rather re Vnar prices, but nearly NJ
10 previous rates Having alrrady furnished CO.
pious details OF tie progress Of the Liverpool and
HAVE markets, We will now only add that differ
cni views had been cntehaned Of thr character Of
the intelligence, aud tina, there has hrcn eon-
segneAi disagreement between parties as 10 prices
The general feeling, however, was rather better
on Thursday than since, ard hence the sales yes
ieriiy embracing 1000 bales, without including
d reported lisl Of about 5000 which we could not
authenticated were at trebier rates The ma;kct
ai ih' close continued In confused and unsettled
slate, and il would be impossible TO make an aecu-
rate table, Of quotations, Our figures below are
gwen az approNmaling 10 the average iangc Of
prices. The salcs ofihr ihfes days sum up 1850
bales aud Of the week, 500.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

Speaking of tho financial difficulties Of
the Government, tho Baltimore American
says;
ali rumor Il to be credited, bills soon
10 be reported laying direct laSesuRon hank
stock, mills, dislIlpries, carriages, s'aie,
iewely, and articles of that description. u
We think it quito probable that the Al
~ 80. '''pn nlel IA Congress mly pro.
pose some such measures as is hefa indi.
Gated, aud II Is hnl impossible that they
may pass il. Thai direct taxation mus lac
fesonei to, in the event of prplraeted
war, we have no snrl Of doubt. Bui thii
We can, from experience, certify, that sneh
iakes will bring M relief 10 the Treasury
IN. It's present needi fur, were eNeisesla he
laid On these objects within the neKf len
days, 10 an amaml calculated lataise five
millions If dnllafs year, they would not
hflng ln the ffetslHY within Yeaf nnt.
hall Of onr million Ut dollars .ifhe sreana
year they would da being bat il Asadll nal
ba until the third var that lba Treasury
would realize lhr fall amount winch they
would he capable al annually prodleiag.-
Duties upon imports, an the u,her hanl, be
eumes Immediately available, baeanse far
saeh duties collection system i already
IN existence, aul works well and easily.
National hielligafer.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

lldrELEss CAsE.-HAh, the little dcarl"
exclaimed a German lady to her ehill, the
other evening; I'll | could only make a
Yankee ol him, think he would become h
President OF The United Slnlrs.'
Feed lohrpel from the milk Of one Of
our Yankee cows" advised young lady
present; 81, may sufficiently nalmalize him
for the Office"
"llopolcss eaaw, pom my honnaw, Ia
dies. replied a young Handy, who was look.
ing in admiration at The young "beltcr eli.
zen; "pewlccty hopelrss, lor I've heard
my gwlnjathaw say that his gwcat.
avandhrhew made Dp'cb chre.c oui oflhc
milk ofthcse very cowsl-Si Louis Rec,
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17


tho o o IN by
Shenhan the
Count door edcom The
by Snthhe the ofCln
danda
eufca ,tnthe nieusned o. Q
And Of
naoCl
onih d November the unhngncd
tien
of Ion eouHhda o. November n -
tau aiso the
oneat in eoam Of
tabular
Aud sdrsc
Amhy Of Of m
ed oter c Dallas
a,sAd danisw Of
the ercn and
and
ud lands described lying and being O
lsii conveyed all sa nnd lying aud being by
a o
Wherefore, SET right the said purchased
dwth,he
ofsldla
dcn,of ofsndc dc9ursw made shall
BENZ. s. DUNCAN,
HARRIS FLANAGAN
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17
Nrw ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
{Asimilaiiag 10 that Of Lirsrp5o J
OBITUIRY Y,

Dicn Little Rock, al The residence Of Judge
Rago, on the 5lh instant, Mrs, Mary f. Cooke,
wife Of john " Cooke, Esq, Of this place, aud
daughter Of Maj William Armstrong, formerly
Of Nashville, Tenn.
Never has il fallen TO tho lot Of berrayed friend.
ship to oGcr il mouuial tribute Of regret for the
loss OF more loyenrsa and worth. Never has the
dart ol the dread destroyer darkeDcd the earthly
hopes Of a brighter or purcr spirit, or thrown a
deeper gloom over the social and domestic circles
Never has one more calculated to adorn the path.
way Of life and to sized around is duties a hal
lowed arm,plecd, like an untlmcly nipped flower,
from the scene Of her usefulness. Gifted with
sprghtIincss Of intellect ard kindness of heart,
these high natural qualities were improved by
education into model Of womanly perfection.
Hers was not mind without feeling, nor beauty
without mind, but rich combination Of those
qualities which can only unite In woman, and
which make her but little lower than the angels.
Long will the light Of her sweet smile be missed
from the elegant walks Of life, and long will the
goodness which dirused lis mild beams around the
hearihsione and found It's way 10 the home Of the
sorrowful, be remembered. TO bcl tercaved hns.
band and family her loss is irrerarublc but they
have consolation in the knowledg' that having
lived an ornament to her sex and admired and
beloved by ALL her life went down in brightness
aud set
- assets tho evening star which goes
Not down behind the darkened east nor hides,
Obscured' amid the tempests of tho sky
But mells away into the light of Heaven.
DIED-At the residence of r. II. Finn, in La.
fayetie county on the 18th ult, Joir B Dooiey,
aged 3j years
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

LrCruWE uN rnE lllsroRY oF ILLINOIS.
GOV. Ford On Monday night, delivered q
lecture in The scnaga Chamber. on that
portion Of the history oi Illinois which en-.
bncrI the "BIack Hawk war" The lee.
Iur' va, a lucid exposition NJ the events of
that war. and MY sustained the posilian Of
the Governor that is history had never yet
been published. Gov. Ford had tho moral
courage 10 tear from the brows OF others,
Iaurc.- which they had filchei from iheir
companions in arms in that contest. We
trust the lecture will be published. This
seems to be- the wish Of lbe audience who
wcro present on its delivery, aud who we'e
unanimous in the expression that it was the
best lecture they bad heard in lhe. capitol.
SmgdWo Journal
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

Ma. TooMus ~ tiKnRGiA on rus SLAVE.
Ry QuEsrioN.-Wc give lhis mornng ihr
remark. of Nr 1oplbs. a gallant anl
true Wig member .! Congress ifom
Georgia. ua ~ sIsyen qics'inn, a. nIrn
dur-d hy Nlr. King OF \. York, aud ask iur
itdeaurnilun Il 81 alluur readers. The r.
cent miyeueiis ol iur NHubrfn D'n3
crais n Con .rc,, % u.ra,is6 t.r save.
Al ins snies tn deprive lArn b., as ui
al, share IN ih, lcrulnfy acqir d by Tie
var Wilh NrSico. have hrrn mel on ibe
part al the '>auihrin members with .rt.
ness desrr, NJ tla gal'iI. app.rru'Hn II
lhsr cllsit .rnl,, au with q Atm ~ 1.
,5b'u'n, aul !crfuJ4iln nl Angus
wr.i iur h. cause. Let lurm br ass4rrd
they will be- sustained d., lac prIr.r. We
agree ms cordially win Hr iuI pls tht
We want M murc territory. but il q be- a..
gyirci, me Sml riH aru.r cJl,Cni n hf
rrsirictiop proposed hy Hr.sls. King, Wi
rin' n Co. We repeat what We .a'd the
other day. there is but oao piriy IN he
South on hs question.
But IN the language Of Mf. Ioumb-, we
say;1 "I.el us put check upon this ln,t Of
dominion. We have territory enough al
ready. Why should we seek to bring in
m,re by ?orce Of armsl Lot ~ improve
jghai we have; let rs cover il with an in
du.irious, enierprising population, who
shall spread over It's mountains I'D valleys,
MI the wilderness is spbdued and covered
with waving havcsts. Then might We
safely defy the world in arms, and then
skonli we at the same time exert neral
force which would spread ils control over
surrounding nations" This d, the policy.
and the only safe policy ior the SouIh-
thc 'far policy tor the whole Union.
Mobile Advertiser.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17
4 Irn,rr R,rrn nr , cr,rrnr-rhe

4 Jru,ry BLur OF CrNruRy.-Tbr
Nnnmlu'h Iuqnrr' announces the death,
~ boz rrs lenrc afhi. dinlhier a. Point
p,r,,u. 10 .ba rounl on friday, lhe - b
us, nf j tm Chamberlain, R his lnj.h
sea. lir Wasa Revolutionary prnsIonrr
4ul u|sFl eleven children, whose Of
-psug amount To l1j-chiIdrrn. grand,
goat. 500 great grrlt grand. lie rnloycd
"S.-tordiniry health ani vigorous mind.
Although n, a professor oi religion, mark
his dying words; Father are You in PAIN
"No. hare soca my Sdgiori l an hlppI
le, nc rosil'
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

The Mobile Herald says, that Yonng
lady had a child On hoard The steamer Sci.
ma during the night If Sunday lasi. AMI to
prevent discovery. attempted 10 throw it
overheard. II I'll on deck. and was dts.
covered by an officer OF the boat in lime 10
save It's lie. The Herald adds;
"Suspicious Of something wrong had
been excited on The passage by tho evident
diseomposufe oi Rev, Mr. ]. u. Lee.
who embarked with a couple Of ladies' al
Garlner's Landing in Aulanga county,
Upon him aud us companions, the psssen.
gers ilcd as the gully paflie.--.ahbnggh
none OF them was absent from the break.
fast table. Ou being taxed with the crime
the Rev. gentleman. with tears in his eyes,
acknowledged il. II then appeared that
Mss Rriiy. one of Mr. lees companion.
was lhc mulher=lhal the child VI. ban
on sunday fghl, aud the guilty parties
threw It from ibe state.foom with the ia,en.
ton Of hi ling The crime of the girl IN the
river. A. friaIel the innocent hahy Tell
On the deck, anl 81 exposed this must
startling deed Of lbe wicked mother and her
ealupiniJn.
a, soon a. lie Selma arrived here on
Monday morning. the parties went On baafi I
the boat Tor New Orleans, whore ne prr.
sum Iary now afs Mr. Lrr hal .pina
twenty or thirty negroes with hm. The
child was carfirl With the unnaiuIaI mblh.
rf.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

EkHR.oaDnAH DF,fu.=on Tuesday, while
wafkmen were engaged On the water works IN
Raaklins. blasting foeks, one Of them went down
one NJ tie "air holes 10 femoTe qnaatity Of
store that had been Eadsi Anef removing
s#rsFaI tons, The large fzafe wiihIn which lie
siaad closed on him, and eanHil the unhappy man
iHsi ah5ya the hips II eaali no, Be taken out
esHenl By being torn 10 Fsess. aud in the mean.
ius hs cries were most a#auiHnF. c1nsuita-
laa Ms held, and Il Nas des.dfd 10 open a rem
aa1 bisfd him 70 dssit Tais hippensd about a
ME and a bali from the Punch Howl Tavern
HosfBn Sat. Ran.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17
TME VOICE on TnF pYINa YEAR.

THE VOICE or THE DYING YEAR.
"'fhe melancholy days have come, the saddtsl
If the year, BRYESr.
Come with mo, and slowly vending
Meath the forests crimsan'd roof,
Waefe the stately oaks are bending
Yet against the tempest proof;
Wonidsi thou sacred wisdom bortow'
Listen by yon moaning tree.
Thou wilt hear voice Of sottow,
Which will ransate for thee,
"Pause thou, mortali see mo DYING"
sighs the cold, expiring YEAR
"i am on my doath.hrd lying,
Hast thou not Tor me a teaf'
Once my brow was crowned with flowers,
And my heart was warm as thine,
View me now, and think rnY hours,
Soon will bo rs few as mIuei
While thus am lowly dying,
Natures charms with me decay,
Faded leaves are round me flying,
Thus your hopes are swept away
But beyond hle's stofmy ocean,
blooms a fair aud ffagfan, shore
Where the leelug worlds eommolioa
ha'ef can vcS your tpiills more!