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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-08
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On Thursday last, by the Rev. II A. Fisher,
Mr.. CHARiEs McCARrx to Miss SARAH GEARING
Err, OF Lower Augusta township.
At Elysburg, on the % inst. by John Huff,
Esq.. Mr.. JosEYH S BIRD to Miss Mar +, SnoLr.,
both of Shamokia township.
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7 II ! |. A D Ell UIA
MEDICAL, HOUSE.

As"'o"snea 10 years ago. by Dr. kfNkELfN.
Inc oldest, surest and hest hand to cure al forms
OF secret disens"s, diseases of the skin and
y.g solitary habits Of youth. IL
ID Il. KIN KELIN, .
~. W. corner IF Sd and U,a;ou sts., 6epreen Spruce
rna r,ne, s9uares from, the Exchange.
CUNG MEN If yon value your life ~ your
IL health, remember, the delay Of mouth. nay,
even week, may prove your ruin, both of body
and mind. Hence let no false modes,y ,,e,e, Won
rom making your ca~e known to one who. C,om
education and responsibility, an alone b. friend you
He who places himself under Dr KTNKEI.IN,S
treatment, may relieiously conlid. in his honor as
gentleman, and in whose bosom will, be forever
locked the secre, Of the patient.
10" many think they will hug the score, T., ,bci,
own hearts, and cure themselves, Ala.l b,yy of.
ten rs this a fatal delrsi ~ and how many n pr,
missing young man, v no might have been nm orns.
mcnt to society. has faded from the nar,h.
COUNTRY INVALIDS.
limiting II inc"nvenent 10 make pes nal applica.
II n, can. t~ stating their Case explicitly tnee her
with all their symptoms, (per htcr post paid have
forwarded I" them chest containing DIR. KS me.
d'c'hes 'priateJ accordingly. #.u.
Packages Of NJ dicines forwarded to any part of
TIE United States at a moments no,ice.
a. Posi- p.rp Lrrrtps. uddtcssed to Dr. kis.
KILN. Ph'ladeip"ia, viii be promptly attended to-
DC. 30ih, lsi1--Iy ....
"Securc the Shado1c ere the Substance
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-08
SILENCE
THAT
DRHADFuL
COUGH TRS
LUNGS ARR IN NAV.
GER, TIM wORx OF THx
DESTROYER MAS REES BtGUN,

THE COUGH OF CONsuMPTI0N HATH
~ Ur suUNn DsATH.
a RE YOU A MOrHERl Your darling child,
IA your idol and earthly joy, is now perhaps
confined 10 her chamber by dangerous cold--h,r
pale checks her thin shrunken fingers. tell the
hold di-ease has already gained upon her--the
sound of her sepnlchraI cough vie,ces your SOUL
YOUNG MAN, when just about 10 enter life,
disease sheds heart crushing blight over tue fair
prospects Of the fu,ureyour hectic cough and fee
BILE limbs tell Of your loss and hope, but You need
no, despair There is balm which will heal the
wounded lungs, il is
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In this place. on Tuesday msrnias last, Mr.
DANIEL HOFFMAN, aged about G5 years.
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From -! to As cents per Pound--Cheap for
Cash. Wholesale and Retail.
FREDERICK G. FRASER,
UphOlsterer n GencyAl Furnishcr,
No. AIS Market ST., above lllh north
side, opposite Girard Row,
PdILADELPHIA,
WHERE may be had, at al times, large as-
W sor.ment of Beds and Mattresses, Curled
taiu md festheIs, Chairs, Tables, Bels,eads and
o siag Glasses, together with all other articles in
The aho,s line Of business, a, the lowest cash Pri-
oes.
n. d. Goods warranted To give satisfaction.
Sep, sSlh, issL--sm
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SIN YEARS AGO

V>hL children hegsn to cty for Sheraan's Los
u zenses. The noise was not ~ loud =, ths,
"ne. nut mas kept incrc asing ever ,incs. andnow
h"s become 30 sre6t that tho mouths Of the hule
ones can scarce be stopped. Dr.. Sherman .ymp,.
'nscs WIN the little suF revs, snd v.ry much ,o-
ere's that any Of them should he disappointed.
Knowing the vast benefit which has been confer.
req upon the community by the introduction Of
his infaIItle
b. h,. NO. won ~ ~ .:,:.. .:L,:.o.znMens,
Manuhcory. Ivy means Of which lie thinks he will
he able to supply the demand. And the same pains
and care will he taken, that these celebrated 10.
zenges he made as they have always been, in or.
der that those who depend upon them, may no, be-
disappointed in their hopes. lie knew when he
commenced the manufacture of the Worm Loeen-
ge', that they would supersede the use of everv
other vern'fue", as the I.ozenge is very pleasant
to the tastr specify in its effects as well as certain
and the quantity required to effect perfect cure
'svery small These properties in connexion with
the ct that they are sold for 25 cents per box thus
''cing them in the reach Of the poorest man in
the land has not only caused them to tnke the
place OF every other vermifuge ever offered bu, al
so 40 rendered them popular to the community
coU aH LoznNeEs
Asthma, shortness and difficulty Of Breathing, and
other 'isea of the Lungs, with the same facii,y
ey u'u on tnpH iirst Introduction, and the people
have now become persuaded by actu Al ex peiience.
that on the accession Of slight cold they have
only TO step to either the Drs. office or one of the
Agents, and obtain n box of his Couch Io.ergrs,
which are very convenient to carry in the pocket.
and to take a few through the day. By pursuing
this course cure is often ELECTED in 81 hours, and
Inc paticn' about his business So great j. the c.
ehrily OF the lozrnges, that thousands Of pcrsons
who have used them, and become acquainted WITH
their til' cts, vii! never he without them.
SIIERNIAN,S
20 q n M "A MS pL ASTEp
has cured more cases uf rheumatism, Pain 10 ,i,s
Back, SIDE and Chest, Lumbaso and Weakaess ,
than any app'ica'ion tina. has ever been made. 4
the celebrity ot The Plaster has increased hundred
ol unprncipled rascals have attempted to counte r.
felt it, and palm it Of upon the community as dae
genuine. 81 Beware Of Deception. % Remem.
ber that the true and genuine Plaster is spread p
on reddish paper made expressly for the purpo Sc.
and in every case the signature Of DR.. Shcima, y.
printed upon the hack Of the Plaster and the W hole
secured hy Copy Right. None others are gent in !.
therefore when you want real good Sherr "A =
Poor Mans Plaster, call a, the office, LOG Mas s,,,
street, ard you viii not hs Disappointed.
Remember the number, LOG Nassau ST., W ,,,e
all DR.. Sherman's Lozenges are sold His Az ems
ave Mrs. Hays, l39 Fulton street, Bro ol iNp
Hneson, Williamsburg; and Reddng q l..
Boston. and JOHN YOUNG, sunbury.
NJ A. McCAY, Nor,hurnb tssnd.
September llth, lS47,--lv.
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Feathers, Feathers.

Ser, ,i,h, isi7.-iy cow
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

A NEw LoAN.-Thc Committee OF
Ways and Means have determined to re.
port II bill aulhorising a loan Tor eighteen
millions Of dollars, at six per cent, ii it can
be negotiated at par, This is right, So
long as the Sab Treasury is in cxislener,
II would be ruinous 10 the country 10 an.
lhotIze another issue of Treasury notes upon
the same conditions as the law Of last year,
And 50, too, il they are To- permit the Sec.
rotary el the Treasury to sell the loan be
low par. He would, il necessary sell il
at ah, and Immediately all the specie in
our hunks would bo removed To the Sub.
Treasury, and general bankruptcy follow,
We hope, therefore, that the representa-,
lives ii the people will be irm aud resist
any loan except at six per cent, aud limited
to Par, until the sub,rreasury be repealed.
NJ Y. Express.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

INV PERUVIAN WAR SrgAMER,-We
learn from the New York Herald that some
nine mouths since Capt Riasla, with u
numher Of Young officers under instruction,
lfem The government Of Peru, arrived in
lhal city by land from Lima, lor the purpose
ei constructing steam vessel OF war
The contract was given Messrs. Brown
aud BEL, with directions that no labor OF
expense be spared to make hcras near per.
teetiun as possible. She made an expert.
mental trip down the bay and outside Of
saniY Hook, lew days ago, which the
Herald says was in the highest degree sat.
isiartofy. The engines worked admirably
aud the average speed vas about thirteen
miles per hour, The engineers and sailors
are TO be Americans, and she willcaye ior
GalIao, her place ol destination about the
31lh inst.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

GEN. TAyLoR-f'nr ADMINISTRATION.
The sentiments af a noble. generous heart
were never better portrayed than in the
following brief extract, which we tran,
scribe with pleasure from that indieious
print the Baltimore American.
"l know moi how others tell," said Gen,
Taylal, in one ol his brief aud beautiful
replies 10 the complimentary addresses
made to him in New Orleans, "bul for
myself how much soeyer may forget, in
The hour nj battle, the sad consequences
of the strife, they always rush upon my
mind afterwards, making my heart sink
aud eansing me 10 feel like child. had
hoped 10 have done mafe for my country
than have. | thought might have been
enabled to accomplish a speedy aud hon.
orahle peaee--aa trent essential 10 the
relfare OF both countries aai particularly
so 10 oar afn.
"llaw different the lone aud sentiment
breaihed in this simple yet touching alld.
sion from tie spilil ihal enldIY runs through
the Presidents official remarks on the
subject Of the WaIl
"Whaievef stress may be laid upon the
idea ol compelling Mexico Ia make peace
on the basis If auf demand; how plRusib'y
soevef those demands may be CLOSED
under ihe sagie generallies ol "ihdemniy
iar the past and security for the future,
he haliel, We presume, Is almusl universal
thai The Presidents paliey ol earp IN the
var whh renewed iaree into 'aha vital
pafls If the enemf's county ani oi con
linuina tn strike a praslfaie adversary,
viii nal result IN any peaee save such as
NAV br enluIeed by lhe occupation Of the
whole country and the continued presence
Of our annie. lhefe.
"fhe view presents gloomy prospect.
We turn lfam Il Ia ind lrIiei and cheer.
ing hape in The language Of the brave
warrior, WIN IN The slefa nsages OF camp,
nn1 tie slfiies al hailIes. preserves heart
full al the kinle.l human .tmpa'hes and
a heat always e'eaf. intelligent aud sell
nassessfi. speedy and an honorable
peace is. in laei. IN event essential Ia
the wel.aIe nj baih countries. and parlicu
Iarly "a 10 nur atn. n The eanf.- ol the
AdniaisliaiIaa give. n hope o such a
peace.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

a lloAX.--For some time past young
gentleman oithis city has been paying his
addresses 10 young lady, also Of this city,
and OF respectable connections. \ few
evenings since mutual friend oi the par.
ties above mentioned, called ON the lady
aud in the course ofconyerselion, said some.
thing nj which she took offence. This was
told her lover, Who was SO incensed that hn
challenged the offender 10 mortal combat.
by the assistance Of friends, the leTms==pis.
tolls, distance ten PAGES, hour ol meeting,
SnndaN2 =. Moplace nearlhe Prairie House
were soon arranged, and true Ia their word
At the appointed hour both parties with
their seconds, met; when after lha distance
was measured, the pistols loaded. aud pfin.
cipals had taken their plaees-hul, belafe
the signal was given, the challenger anki,
ous to defend the wounded honor ul his
lady love lired but without effect,
As might be supposed, this gave rise to
some squabbling between the seconds. bnl
was soon satisfactorily sellled-and The
parties proceeded to load the pistol lar
second IRE; when the lady in question.
who had learned through brother VIM
was going on, was seen coming up Us iast
as horse flesh could bear her Arriving n
the spot she dismounled, and throwing her
arms around the neck ul her lover, enlreal
ed him lo desist aud mol hazard he life in
such cause. BY Ter enltealies. which
were those that none hut walnau enuld
use, she prevailed upon them 10 postpone
the matter for the present, at least. and ae.
compared the parties back Ia The city.
One ol the principals. ~e learn, having
the fear of the law helore his eyes, lefl this
morhn. tor parts unknown. The ehal.
lcngci Panty and seconds were in The secret,
that ihc pistols should ba charged with
powder alone, which accounts in saiaa
measure ar the prompt aud honorable man
nor with which the whole affair Is ehame
tctilcl.-Si Louis NeW Era
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

DiafRRaisa EvESr-lloraec Wells, a dentist,
WIN was recently arrested on charge Of throw.
ing Nlfal on certain characters In Broadway, ~ Y,
com united surde in his cell In the rear building OF
common jail Of the Tomhs lie procured some
eliIefaiam 10 deaden The pain, slil up his panla.
looms. aud tlen with razor laid open biz thigh,
completely seyefng the irmoral artery, aud clus.
ng death IN few minutes. lie has a wife and
eH.dHn ia Hartford, and has heretofore been held
in lisa eslfrm; hc said that his character wa,
hasled, hs prospects ruined, aud his family dis.
HfasHd by an act thoughiIessly committed while
uaaaf exciting aud dtrsngng influences, and he
could net bear lie under such circumstances -
iHe Commercial STATES ihai Mr Wells had bssu
maaIaz experiments with ehorofom, and ai the
tine the act was committed which caused bis ar.
~. hz was laharns under considerable excite.
maat rom the ELECT of that agent
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16
Nm. G.Ix4s.--A Washington rarrrs

Nh. GsIzHs.=-A Washington r8ffrs-
puuden Il IHe Naa Ut Pa.l write.
NJ. GaIurs eaal Iaflune is quite a
lnpir hrfe. sHr has adIed iusl to The ek.
e.lrmsai amanH ibe Ras.ifs by presenting
two very esIimahlz iang aiies, here, i've
thousand duIafs taeh. Tue decision OF
the Supreme GaaIi .aaps many chain pl
ulle haIeInIa6s fFiI#1 ~ hy The property
holders IN IazHzaal and The demand ul
"menza #faiiis. aIIaata 10 bef by .aW.
ulll be lu.nous iaaaHY. Il Is with yrp
gfeal pleasure. Inn. that | am able To
state. an euad authority. lhai the sucrrssinI
lmaaul nj VINE ilis legal rlaIm aud is
whine II eite m sIaIm leeds 10 innocent
and IHasz pHasIa=efs without KloriIng an
uurras MIN consideration. This Is hon
alBbe 8aa mHsi silenge envy. lndrrd
from mas al Arr private acls Of hau'gn.
lrncr, which have GONE to my knowledge
from limr Ia time, urJucr in the prospect
d., nl.lr iudy.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

Az Austrian PAAcE.-pflnce Lcchcnstrin's
residence at Vienna ls specimen Of the immense
cost of some Of the Austrian palaces A CORES.
pondcnl Of the Newark Advertiser gives the fol-.
lowing account ol ~
"For couple Of hours | wandered through
apartments filled with the most costly aud luSud.
Gus Notwithstanding one Of the fairy palaces
described IN the Arabian Nights mirrors covering
the whole side Of room, chandeliers Of rock
chrisa and gold floors Of polished wood laid In
curious mosaic, statuary lCarrnra marble, bronEcs
Of rare workmanship the walls covered with rich
silk and gold brocadc, ceilings Of Immense height
painted in ifesco and aribesque, slairctscs, halls
and columns Of polished marble aud gypsum, mo.
saic tables, &c In word, the interior dccora-
tons Of this superb palace cost ,OunOOO florus.
or 10000 do,an-it far exceeds any two Of
the hundreds have seen, and is superior To that
Of the Empcrofs in splendor Its prncely IN
habitant has an income Of upwards Of $ ,0OO,-
900 yearly, and is the owner Of nincty.nno cs-
tatcs and palaces. Nosubject Of Austria can pos.
sess more than that number
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

Tug GN>uF ur We have seen u
man, o.. the papers, and through ullgrr
lance Il was inserted in oar own. iUaj Nr,.
GAIN. had recently gained n yey impor
lanl suit in the t ;. supreme Cnurl, hy
the rc.ull OF which she would comr Ia pos.
session of many millions OF dollars worth
ofpInprny Ia Louisiana. We are inform
ed, h, those who have the means Of know
ing. iiallais 3. go rniiTc mistake; TIA, the
uu'y ,uYui Mr.. Gaines before the Slprcme
Colit fom Louisiana is The case ol Gdiafs
and liitr vs. Paterson, which made some
nnisr when tried Ia this city, and which
wa. here regarded by many asa 'madr up
affair ior the purpose oi making show
Nall events, on" thing !. said to he Ger.
tain, that this decision IA M way effects
the "Grcat SUIT which has never been
tried in the Circui, Court here, aud which,
Judging from The progress which il has made
during many years, probably never will be-.
N O Ddil, Jqn. 2Ji,
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

Great interest has been excited in En-
land by the publication of he substances al
a ,ru.riom the Dake Of Wellington Gun
rpn.ng lhe national defence. u England.
The following is given as the gisi af Jhe lei.
taG-"lls theme is tic condition ul lHiz
country a, regards iLyasian, and his sIalss
mcu's may make the slnulesi heaTls ifam.
bic. Tie enters iuioevery detail; he nama-
from personal ubsefyaIian, the m#zt Likely
p'i.rs iir drhafkaliqn. he pfates Tue 80
with which ii might ha effected. be is
PLAYS the utility Of our means ut defence -
We have no militia, very few aa1 fefF dis.
iani Wgunn--lfum o U01, n l1.001 alaue
ava able At hams--IIIiIaariIIen-n arms
900 .'uic. lie says, wi'h infinite faIbus. i
have nav lived seventy ssgeu van. aui
lived in honog God gam mal NJ I've Ia
see lhr conseq Ianees OF refusing lie piBns
ol dclruCe which have IA vain submitted
To three Mn.ser.l lie afterwards pfn.
ccrds 10 demand means the mus moderate.
aud with which h. undertakes 10 seeHfe u.
II lcms ntc 100000 militia. anl sume
10 900 or ~ 0u0 additional soIdies ol the
Iur
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16
From The Bniletia
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET

hihNtshAf MORNING. February =, 1913
We stated in our last review that the market
had eosed the day previous at full prices, having
recovered all that i hld lost on the iat receipt Of
the accounts Of the Caledonia, per telegraph, the
subsequent intelligence being of decidedly mora
favorable character The full accounts eame
through on Saturday. eapiaus details of which
have already appeared in our columns The let.
iefs were received at the same time but were not
delivered until late hour, 10 which il may he at.
ltibnl that the market was inanimals and that
the aalea did not exeeed a511 bales, The transae.
tons since have bgen mbfe extensive, embracing
tuuohaes on Monday. and la00 yesterday, max.
ing an aggregate for the lhrpe days Of IL 600
bales There has been demand for eroat Britain,
but the principal portion Of The sales have been
TOT the Continent aud the North. Prices have
been fully sustained, aud hive approAimated most
nearly 10 the outside figures Of our last quotations
Which We frheat without any material change -
The reeeintsainee the aalh nit, embrace 81 ,9g7
hlles against ls,sa5 during the corresponding pc.
Hod last year, aud The exports II 79nl. The entire
receipts since sept lai, amounts 10 5621tl bales
agaiaa aas slal0u up 10 the samr date in 1861
showing an increase Of l3l,01l bales We now
quote.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

fiSE Tu1s roa rur Gmls-.-Fiilgcrald Of
tie Philadelphia City liem," thus announces to
tie ial.rs, That Il is leapyear
y Hfis, the happy day draws uear-ha'
tama-aud yuu yourself wal b. alone 10 blame 4
40l 20 no. enter the slate Of mairmony Dun'i
be alfa|d 10 talk about ii-wfltr 20 ihe fellows
ass them II they are engaged for such and such
m evening, aud Il they arc not, eco that they
speHd lieif time with y0u-iu fact, II they don't
come To see You, do you just as they say Ma
hamat did with the mountain Give them Nd
pence until they take you by the hlud and prom,
ise Ia stand BY You through lhck and thn' o
eoafss you know the man; then keep your eye
on hm, aud sss that he doGaes bis posilIon,' be-,
fore the year Is out"
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

RELICS FOR SALE.-The old slone house
in NcNburgh, n. Y, which was occupied
during the winter Of 1852 as the headquar.
lcrs OF General Washington, is offered Tor
sale. In Sparks life Of Washington,
there is beautiful engraving of this house.
The Frankfort tky,) Commonwealth con-
talns an advertisement offering for sale the
splendid family carriage Of the lamenled
Gen. Harrison. 1t was presented 10 Gen.
II, by the young men Of Baltimore; the
original cost was $1,000. The circumstan.
ees of the family arc not such as will per.
nit them To keep it,
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

A lluNpHEn Millions lr,R-Wo take the
following from the Baltimore American OF the
9Th lust l. 1t not enough to slartS even war.
lOcUlog0.
HAsinSsraN, Jan. :, iNis.
Tie csiimlisso Of expenditure furnished by the
Secretary Of ilis Treasury are deemed 20 uuai5
1ui erroneous. that but an opportunity s wanted
n Congr s, TO expose them. Tie MEASURE racuu.
msndcu by th" prrsrnl administration will require
nn appropriation Of mDlr than one huudfs8 millions
Of dollars from The present Congress The Sec
rriafy asks flr ily -fgc millions Tor the ordinary
expenses ofGuycrnmeni, aud this, as is shown by
the recently published .ciior VI Gcn Irs-up, after
cutting d1wn the csllmatrs Of those more cogni.
aui than the Secretary himself with tho wants Of
the service.
70 these Sij,00n01O add fourteen millions to
meet Deficiencies for the past year, and to these
$4,000 900 again ilj hitfg millions mare Tor the
thirty rcr.mrnis nov asked for ns necessary
augmentation to the Army. Here YOU have
aiHeiy nine millions Of dnIlnr-and If tho per
crntige Of deficiency Tot The year lsis-'l9 shall
beirnny proportion 10 the known deficiency iuf The
fiscal year lsil-'s, the sum will be immensely in.
creased beyond Tho amount named In the estimates,
There are also unusual demands upon Congress
Of a miscellaneous character, all VI which are
calculated to swell the aggregate greatly If the
war continues. The wish Of the Department ap-
pears to BIZ to keep not lesa than 10000 men In
Mexico aud more II possible.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

ARpIc,rIoN OF THE EMPEROR or Rvs
sIA-On tho first nl December, says tho
Laniun sun, the Emperor of Russia com
p'cici thc iwcn'y second year oI his reign;
in three years, therefore, he will have uIi.
we'd at an epoch which has not been attain.
ed hy any Of the Cars before him. 4
huilmcnDal law exists in Russia, which
dates before the lime ui Peter the Great,
and By which lbr Emperor OF Russia can
reign M more than twenty-five years.
Nfrf obi. period hr is obliged to ablcalc
in favor oi tho heir presunpliye Of the
Imperial Crown. It is bought be will Try
aud have The law revoked.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

wHof 70 BLANE.--A band Of fdspradaiors which
has hitherto dei'd the police Of Paris. has recent.
ly been dizeoytrcd and apprehcndcd. Listen Ia
the opening examination Of their leader. Thilber,,
aud say where tho wrong ia How old are YOU
A. iaras can judge about lj What b your pro.
Ies.ion' Thit ofa thief What was yonr iiicf'
A Athioflik-wIs', aud died upon the sclilold And
your motArH a thief also, aud de- in the prison
OF GFenobIc And when you were thIs lon alone.
why sought you not TO lelrn another trldcl BE-
cause was driven from door to door; because no
institution Is open either 10 oihose no sin, OF whose
fathers have snnrd before thrml
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

IMPROVEMENT rs rnG TrlEGRAri.-We have con.
veIsrd with Roe, Of Illinois, who is prucoednp to
Washington with the model Of an invention which
he calls the Tclegraphic Minipuator Dispatches,
messages, or large documents, are ret mp IN electro
types. locked N a chase in manner similar to
printing types and the form placed upon the ma
chine. Dr Roe h sangune In the belief that he
can by this machine transmit to nll points connect
ed with the wire. as much matter as would make
one entire page Of the Chronicle, in treHty min
uics. The 'Manipulator' is represented rs being
remarkably simple, and not likely to get out of or.
der And, TO secure correctness, rs well us speed
n proof is taken from the types, in the ordinary
manner Gin. Chronicle.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

The Secretary of the Treasury and hi.
cnnurI.un by marriage, Vic, President
Dallas. have all ihcI relatives by blood or
marriage, in ollics-wilh their aggregate
salari,s amounting 10 over 100000. A
book 6. about to be- published, we under
stand giving lisl of these pensioners upon
the government, with the particulars orlheir
employment and compensation.
BgRaio Express.