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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26
FOR CR,rPT1oNs OF THE SKIN
FOR INDIGESTION.

Rejection of food. Nau.es. Vomiiings, Nervous az
trctions Bilioua complaints. Head ache, Pa'en"ss,
~ Female Irregularities. Dr.. SWEETSERS PA
NACEA viii, soon effect . cure bu, G obstinate.
or attended with erIine. flying pains, the dose
should I've ircreased, and the cure will sooI he ef
fpc,ed. lie, not the patients frighten themselves
with the idea that they are ton waak to take much
medicine; hut hear In mind that this mi dly opera
ting med cine put mt weakness into the frame hui,
mos, certainly ,'raws wcnkn out, leaves strength
in its place. ana IVY giving composed sleep al night,
and an appetite 10 relish any food. re,animaes the
whole frame wi b vgornu. action, clearing the
mind and improving the sight.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26
Retail Price. u cts. per Rox.
- Principal office No. 66 Vrsey ST., N. "
Sold by JOHN YOUNG. Sunbury,
N NcCAY Nurihumbe Ia

y
NJ. A. McCAY. Nur,humberla
n-i- Eememhcr Dr.. G. v Clickener is the
nior Oft Sugar Coated ri ls and that moth
&c the 8 =, was ever nra,d ,f unit, he introdu
them in June, ls43. Purchasers should, ,hrref
AWAY. ask fn Clirkener's Sugar CoateI Pills.
take M others, or they will he made the victim
fraud. Sept 18th, lS47 -ly eo'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

why an ! like Texas p said the unmarried
Miss Star to bashfui wooer, who did not 'spunk
up as the saying is, Il don't know said the
verdant one. Because am lone STAR Then
said Gideon, brightsning up. let me propose an.
nsxstien.'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

N0AREeo St00Ay&
TO POT rSvlLLE AND PHILADELPHIA.
nERSONS travelling this route are hereby
informed the, they es. procure "through
iscks,s,". by making spplicptioa st the Hotel Of
Chs,les Weaver. Sunhury. A. e. kAPP.
Northumberland, July alst, lsA7.-u
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

IRON IN ESeLASD.--There seems to be just
ground tor fears Of disaster to our iron interest
The Piusburg Gazette learns on high authority,
hat commission houses in Buffalo have received
via New York. iron with orders To cell ss al.
most any price. Every ton Of iron that goes to
Buffalo via New York, says :he Gazette. is so
much taken from the amount that PennsyIvsnia
should sell The Klianing (Ps) Free Press,
says that offers have been made BY English a.
gents. to deliver 10 the city Of Pi,tsburg, during
the present year, not lees than ten thousand tons
OF Scotch pigs, at less than $25. This iron
Is sought after, in Eng as ballast FOR ship.
ping.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26
~, ~. =. 3. MAssER,
"A TTOR NEY AT LA W.,
e3als SU1SDUAY, Pa. dh
business attended 10 in the Counties Of Nor
,humterland, Union, Lycoming and Columbia.
Refer tos
r. e. A. Rovoupr.
I.owrR & BARRoN,
EoxsWs g. SNopeWAss, >Phikad.
RErSoLps, McFAnLAxp 4 Go.
SPKRINe, Coon & Co.,
The Grand p urgative

Headache, Giddinese, Measles, Salt Rheum.
Rheumatism. Piles, Heart Burn. Worms,
Dyspepia, scu'vv, Cholera Morhus,
Small Pox, Jaundice, Coughs, Qninsey,
Pains in the Back. Whooping Cough.
Inward Weakness, Consumption. Fits,
Pslpita,on Of the Heart, Liver Complaint,
Rising in the Thros', Erisipelas. Deaf'ess,
Dropsy, Asthma. feelings Of the skin,
Fevers Of Ill kinds. Colds, Goot. Gravel.
Female Complaints, Nervous Complaint,
Ann A vAuIsTY OF OTHER DISEASES ARISING
rRoM IMPURITIES OF rHH BLoon. Ann on.
sTRUcTIOSs ~ THE ORGANS OF NJ
at-ars eEsTIoy. .an
Experience has proved that nearly every D
ease originates fiom Impurities of the Blood or d.
rsngemen,s Of the Digestive Organs; end TO secu,
Health, we must remove those distractions or
store the Blood TO it's natural state.
The aversion 70 taking medicine is most effe
tually removed hy CLIcxSvns VsegrABLE PUi
s.rIvE PILLs, being completely enreLped cih
roaf,ng of pure mhite Sugar. (Which is as distin
from the internal ingredients as q nut shell fro
the kerneD Ann HAVE NO TASTE OF MEDICINE,
But are "a easily swallowea as bits Of cand
Moreover they neither nduseafe or grippe in u
slightest degree, hut operate equally on all the d'
eased parts Of the svs'em. instead OF conhnr
themselves to, aud racking any particular resi"
Thus il tie Liver bc affected, one ingredient "
operate on tn II particular organ. and. by c'eansr
il Of en- Excess Of Bile r. store il TO its nn'ur
state. Another will opers'c on the B'ood. Al
remove all impurities in its circular m; while
third will efIec,uslly expel whatever impuri'
may have been discharged int" the s'om'ch, a,
hence they srRIKE At THE MOOT OF DISEASE.
move oil Impure Humors from the hdy; op'
the pores externally and internally; sep,rat"
fore en and oh, oxious particles from the chyle,
that the blood may he thorough y pnre-'hus sec
ring fee and healthy action !" the Heart. Lun
and Liver; and thereby they REsroHE HEALTH
VEN WHEN ALL orHLR MEANS HAvE vAILKD.
The entire truth Of the above can he ascertain
Ivy the trial Of single box /; and their virtues
81 positive and certain in res'orng Health. Il
the proprietor binds himself I" return the mon
paid for them in all cases where they do not 9
universa al salts action.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26
DISEASES or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rsx

This is a very prevalent and fatal disease; il re-
suis mostly from neglected coughs, enlds and bron-
chli., also from imi"oper treatment, in many ~ sr
cases, such as measles, frvevs innamms,ians and
small pox and host Of other BADLY treated diseases;
where the csus- ins.rsd Of having leen thoroughly
removed from the blood aud body, have only bseo
pslia,ed or removed from one put TO hre'k nut in
another. BY divesiing y our bnes of all foul hu.
mors, through the medium Of DR.. SWEErSERS
PANACEA. the cure is q, once rendered certain
and permanent. r collect, while there is acrimo-
Nous humos a raine in the ri'cu' 'a,ion, l. as apt
to settle the lungs a. any Other part OF the iody
ihi. is The reason th consumption is so prevalent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26
DIR. sWHETsHR's
p a. S ,N "a IB a.

UVHIS Medicine IL warranted, On oath. not to
contain particle n Cal"mel, Corrosive Sub-
lim.se. Afsenic. Chicrtde Of Gold, OF any delete.
rous minerals ~ ttE at
The principle upon which this Medicine scts. il
bv assisting and harmonislns with nature; II
drives ont all foul scrimonihus humors from the
blood and body. and by assimiistne with and
strengthening tho gastric juice Of the stomach, II
sssists digestion In short there Il not vein ar'e
~, muscle or nerve in the human body, that is
M, strengthened Ivy the PANACEA. and |, slso
possesses the remarkable property Of removing
mercury FROM the hones and joints. e.
FOR ERrrPTTONS OF THE SKIN,
Scurvy. Scorhu'ie Affections, Tumors, scrofua or
Kings Evi, White Swellines. Erysipel,s, Ulcers
Cancers, Running Sores. Scahs and Bi'es time
snd . determined perseverance in d SWEET
sER'S PANACEA, will Eject cure.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26
BILEs. SORES AND ULCERS.

Which you see on the exterior. come from and
have their source in, the interior, aud might jus'
we'll have settled on your lungs, liver, or any other
ps,t; which We know they frequently do. and pro
luce most violent inaammaioIy disorders. The
humor which occasions these sores 10 of . highly
scrimonions burning nature We know il from
the pain gives in forming, and afterwards its ra-
pidly ulcerAing and corr ding the flesh and skin
Of ,he part where il breaks Out. This shows the
necessity Of frequently purifying the blood with Dr.
SWEETSER'S PANACEA. and keeping such
malignant humors in suhj clion. Should you have
q bile or ulcer. be thankful that nature has taken
trouble TO warn you of The danger your life and no
dy is in, for |, 10 waning that the blood is foul
Had this same scrimony stlec'ed me lungs in,tead
Of the surface of your body for i,s seat, consump
,ion Of the lungs would have been The consequenre.
D, lay no, then, TO purify and cleanse with Dr.
Swcetscr's Psnscea.
SPINE DISEASE
Spinal affections enlargement Of the bones and
joints, white sweines. hip joint complaint, rup-
tues, falling Of the bowels and WON'T disease will
find speedy ouIe in DR.. SWEET>EkS Pa
NACEA. Where the disease has been Of long
standing, the time required TO make cure will be
longer; hut the patient msy rest assured that
determined perseverance will effect il.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26
SCROFULA AND GLANDULAR AFFEC
TiONS

Srrofuia IL said IN be herdNaTv. the infant r..
ceivng from its parents The seeds Of this diseas ,
which increases with its years. II neglected and
no, suh,nited 10 frequent puric ,tion with Dr..
SWEETSER'S PANACEA. The glands are pa.
ce in The corne,. Of the body. and ou, Of the way
II direct communicat on their real use l. subject
on which much difiernce Of opinion prevails; il
sufiices rs to know that when in diseased state,
they are capable Of hcine purified and cleansc, by
. long course Of Dr.. SWEETSER'S PANA.
CEA which restores them to sound and piop,r
action. Scrofut us persons can never paw too much
attention I" their blood. its purcation should I've
their frs, thought, Er after long course IL perse.
verance, they will ever cure he'edit,ry disease.
In co.e. Of JAUNDlCE. ASTHMA. LIVER
COMPLAINTS. TIC DOLOREUX RHEU
MA7TSM OR RHEUMATIC COUT, DR..
SWEETSER'S PANACEA canno, be too high
" extOlicd it searches ont the very rOo' of the
disease, and Wy =, m,,irg il from the Blood makes
a cure certain and perm 'nen,.
For disease. of the Bladder and Kidneys. Sr;e.
tmes, Grarei. Stone. Piles. Fsiuhi. Urinary Oh.
s'rucfions and Extreme Cosfireness Dr.. SWEET.
SER'S PANCEA is the best remedy eve, II el
it removes all those acrimonious humo's from the
Blood which give rise TO the ahpve diseases, and
by keeping the blood in a pure condition, insurcs
henl,h.
For DROpsy, FALLING OF ras BOWELS,
impurities Of the Blood. Mercuriai 7ainf. Weak.
ness Of the Spine Fowof Blood tohs Rend Gid.
dness, Singing and Bu-zing Noise IN Me Head
and Ears, d., SWEETSER'S PANACEA will
give cetsn relief; in all and chronic cases.
the patients cannot he too Often reminded that lar.
ger doses and perseverance will effect cure.
IL Chiiis and Ferers B;hous Fercrs. Affections
of the Eyes and Ears. Spo"gy and BLEEDING
Gums Broneh,ts and recent Coughs and Colds.
Dr.. SWEErSER'S rANACEA will be found
perfectly sure and certain in its effects.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

vain, Il should he continued some time after, to
free the sysiem Of oil bad huuors.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26
PILES.

In All CAsvs OF PILxs, DR.. SWEETSER'S
PANACEA will effect very speedy cure. II re.
moves from the hi'od. stomach and bowels, all
those foul scrid burning hnmors. which are the
cause ns Piles and C"s,vcns., and by strengthen.
ing the digestive organs, improves every part Of the
,niite l,oAv
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

Angus, 2ts', Is47.-ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15
Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED TOR TIE TEisuSt.
N.sp.r. August H.

AsHEs-Are dun A. ~ sas 81 SALE. 50 bbs.
COTTOSre not yet ofen The opsrainr' arr TAis
TLorR AND WEALTH marie, for Togr 20 ay ha' BIN s.oI
AT. snd fh@ quotations fully sk 90 = y ss.sI ~.
brsr.s stsf 80 4, AZ bu Al c hr common hs1t e-re
.8sts.f Tie .s- ar hb. mostly OsT-go Il lsiss ' -
49, ~ - ~. I'm. rs,-sis round hoap Oilo - IS
showing ao improvement Pure ''enese- 900 ~ % ~
shipper, arr ou, n st-i eifsr' received u rsE
90 shipments, u- duy papers have expressed su
8oatfs the Truth oi reports % s-e- Or -tff
pig 20 state th'i We ''r thai ih- purchase :. ~
there moderate movement sld sc, ri - =
-5a5 di Te st or fsef'o,fi o' has s' ~ "a 49,
dbs At these tsur-s 10 hs fouf 80 near
GRAIN-n@ hre n has ID con.ser.ae sheci ll.a
west and Corn o. e former, -.o bnsl Nor' oiras 80 ~
nsref H0iers ot Coia advanced uef Frts "
aaers ero-p' - ave H. the mornng small ' m1ed Nefs
made q6l. tut on Charge sale ~ 3d. 1--n q
~ 80 - te,.es NJ orleans A. rsar FOR di-fl
81 3D. sr+s, I'D. II on bu- Corn. damaged A. The Williams
brs srs mate oi Rye about 90 bush cod A. p -,
5@tei Osi- heavy AZ wa - or northern WIN 'ss p'"
b1.b husi Barley ~ - O. III.
PHCti.IoNs lie ntei for Por, nsctFe oui firm y Ger.
30 ~ e sse n- ~ tti', hss ben = 20
fai 90 .- Gl g. Bel there D. noting dong 'ad - .r.
he.r. 'irl n a tr re7ur-i an hr'- ,H',l - = = r.
D. Frt- Nfs bear ID n0t1ne dong biie '. iauei A m
prs nc ' a-al sse A. ilal5 &C. of oho ant state Cheese
al AZ T,r,i.T .s. 81 Ton. At 81 delivered on board
WHISKY IL 6ruer and sass Al % Tor ono and - pr ti
AheHi - ht OHIO od II ~ - o. pfloss = lso a. :,
LEAD pi fc ~ hear Of so ps' sod near At I- " la
cash. snt fte market 81 lrn Al that $500
hltt supply ven l-lt sn1 w" t-fff+ "ta
~ f,r grd aud pum- ior home use 800.
HEMP-I arm and notice sas liH bales De" foiied a. So
pr ton . -.
OIIsss~s 80o gill English Ln.'ed A. 80 % Irge ANN
"a oo the .ef ,s0H. Crude Wlss 3ll as ior shipping
parcels and J3 ri p Tor se@ed large o some 'l os ~
Peppermint. l. l,1z abroad On owners account -
NAyAL sTORE. Crude Turpentne D. io and quiet SAFE ~
btis Wilmington and Newhern Ro.n al M The supply
small SPIRIT. Inrpentile . selling a. - 5,a55 cis ,
GROCERIES There hs been comfortable sale Of for hHu
sugars puce I'D iranspue Coffee moderate m
quu.
LIMF-We sales go casks Eastern a. 7J1'74 cis cash
LEATHEE- For Sole there god demand ihs saes 't p
ceeing receipts The market hfm n last quotstons
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DRY GOODS.
TWO OF THE DIRECTORS OF
THE HOWERY SAVINGS STORE,


THE BoWERY SAVINGS STORE,
ARE NOW AT THE EAST, and are making arrange
IAmen,s with the manufacturers for our Fall supply
OF Domestic Goods.
THIS is ONLY A CONTINUATION
plan Of doing business is one of the elemeou OF
the success Of the establishment No dry goods store IN
NewYok probably this ofthe year ever did mo
smoun, OF business being done al the Bowery Saw
ings store. ..,,.,,.,s
A CROWD OF PURCHASERS
are aways to be seen there when all other stores are
empty and the propneios complaining Of dull ade and
all this Is explained in few words, viz the good Jug
OF ihe people will lead them to buy their goods where
they buy them cheapest and where they cen re-
eeiye courteous treatment
THIS WEEK WE SHALL OPEN
20 bales sheengs, from I'd 10 I'd per yard.
- cases shrings, from ID to Sd per yard
10 cases style gnghams, from lsto lSd
Lots Of prints III, cd, sd Lots Of linen come brown
linen. yard wide, at isd--s great bargain.
IMPORTED BY THIS CONCERN,
Splendid spscss Irish linens Welsh hannels, linen hand
kerches cloths csssmeres high ustre black silks French
mernoes all OF which offered for salt profit say 10
per than merchants having facilities such -
enjoy under any circumstances possibly sell al
f. w GlLLEY w r. GlLLEY, T MCMAHON,
Proprietor Manager. Isnli Asl Director.
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Card from n. p. Grnttan.

SIR Will you do me the favor Of giving pub
lcity to the following brief statement
An article in last Sundays Age, headed 'hisA
Speeches utterly variance with my feeling As
an individual and my Of right as public writer
that insisted week ago, upon its withdrawal from
the columns of the paper which my name appears a.
OF the Editors This wish was. at the time com
Piled with. and the article omitted II mas sinee
then, during my Absence. appeared in print hereby
discaim All participation in rs sentiments
am the last man q hope) 10 ridicus men ~ J.s
ment reflection and character whose talents and purses
are devoted 70 the advancement OF Universal Liberty.
have the honor TO be, sir your obedient servant,
Harry p. GRArTAN
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Pratt Bank, ByGaio-Spee'dl Acc
Pratt Rank. BgFalo-Sporiai AocouHt. Cr

The Bank holds Bonds and Mortgages and Stocks as
collateral. TO the amount OF Sl00657 Bonds and Mort
cages belonging TO the Bank to the amount OF about
$1,000 and Real Estate 10 the of S5757. The
amount of Bills Receivable due in July, after Bank was
arrested, was si0s92. Due in August, 1910 sePtem
ber So. 46l; October 81 500; November, s49,s72 ;
December, IS 400; in 1899 s0,57O The value OF the
circulation and deposits OF course depends upon how
much Of the above amount of Bills Receivable Will De
paid. OF this we have no means Of Judging. Aperect
Ola PodI.da of items to the amount Of ss5,O94 was
found in the Teer's Drawer, counted as Cash. some
OF these Cash" items have a most ancient and fish
ike smell being dated OF them far back as 1872
John Jacob Aston the of 200 shares oil the
stock The report concludes by stating that Mr. Cash
Ter Olco and Mr. Discount Clerk Jenkins his brother
iusw refused to come under the question and contu
maciously kept out of the way Of the Commissioners
The Loco Focos boast they win break all the Banks End
,s think an examination Of the brochure before viii
stisfy the public that they perfectly succeeded in one
instance al least
statement of the amount OF coinage al the Mint
If the United States and Branches from the lst OF Jan
nary. ls47, to the 3Oth Jnne, ls4s'
,uount OF coinage during 1871. 'e<Sooson p
F,on Isl January TO seth June, si7..... <o'o4S 81
1rts receipts of specie into the treasury ifon
ne rs, January 1871 TO the S0th June, 1873, 49, .,
1e moulhsl amounted to-. ~
7,S sshur sefnents In specie from the lst jan - 80 80, -
ist7 10 the Sh June, 1913, amounted lo.''. oooso .
showing bosnce against the Government OF s464oo' q
The whole value of American gold and silver coin ex
ported from the ID, July lsi7, to the LIST April ls4'
was sSos. 59I; Of which s2lS,665 wen, to England
sALrs OF REAL ESTATE
En- j. g<sslorThe three story house and ~ No AoAnS .
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DI L D.

Suddenly 18Th the house ri her son Benjamin Mooney
M h on visit PHO b. wife Of Hercules Mooney. Of katon
M SURF HOPE Of ne everlasting and due spp ston
of Sal ours love aged ~ years
Tie Trends and scquamtnoes Of Ben Moon~J requested
attend funeral from hs No 80 fh = us DAY ~
o'closs = N without farther invitation.
Hampshire, and Cincinnati lOho papers please copy
Clrfnn Onia Co tie lin mt MARY ANGELA daughter
ri Rev. I J. sawyer. aged and 10 months
Monday morning. ff GEORGE CHILD aged ~ years
The and ends Of the isn, respectfully 1' ted r. -
tent The funeral t afternoon. r.essyl a. O'Clock, from h A'e
rc.Idence 80 Division a. Without farther notice.
ON MONDAY. liih INST MARGARET ELLEN vie ~ WIN ,ll"s
The relatives and ends respectfully invited % sitsnf nei ls
~ ~ M@fn-slay lb Her Wi BE- tste r
EEset0vu oook, hy steamboat Water WITCH iron per -
/ Sort RIVER q,
on sstnfiAy i4th M GEORGE B. Jr youngest of George
Roc Ann. Deans aged d n0nins anf D days
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GENERAL NOTICES.

r1- Eighth Ward.-In Wing Executive Committee
of the Eighth Ward, Angus, the following Resolutions
were submitted By the Special Executive Commiuee and
unanimously adopted
R,sr,d That this Committee respond TO the nominations
already ratified by the senior and junior Democrale hg
General Committees Of City and by the great haiihea
tiou Meeting in Canal-st on the Z7th OF June, OF
ZACHARY TAYLOR for President and
WILLARD FILLMORE for Vice President
and that We will utmost endeavors to secure 70
them large majority IN our Ward
Resored Thsi IL our iustrious candidate for the Pres
dent recognize who has declared he wes elected
he would administer the Government according 70 the
of our earlier Administrations and who would In al h'
acts follow the example Of WAsHISeToS as his guide
He has declared that he would the influence OF me
Executive over the Representative that he would guard
with rgd care the exercise OF the Veto Power and has IN
all his letters frankly admitted that he opposed 70 me
acquisition Of Free Sol for the purpose Of making Slave
Territory. These are Wing principles measures and doc
TIMES.
Resolred That wish elaptraps Palo Alto
Ressca de il Palma Monterey or Bueus Nsis to supper
the fame and the ahnes OF Gen TAYLOR, any more thar
we would quote Monmouth or Trenton 10 support that o.
WAsHISGroN, his ability is displayed in his dispatches h
letters and his acts and Il called upon 70 administer The AZ
OF the Nation, he Will prove Ike Washington that be
successful in everything eonhded TO him BY bis fellow
oi..zeus.
Resolred, That in MlLLARD FILLMORE recognize
the Pnde Of New York the Father OF that great measure
that Protection TO the Laborer s7d Mechanic and EN-
poymen that would afford decor 'ehhood 10 al agans
The pAuper and prison labor OF Europe.
Resorcd Thai with us the success Of the Wing Party
70 De desired. Ana We cnundtct
day that procaiIns will give impetus L
the Industry OF Country, and will. by the measures
adopted add Conenment, Happiness, and permanen
Peace 10 free and enhg hisned People.
Resored Thafihe following, the Finance Committee, arr
the only persons authorized to make collections for IN
Whig Parry IN this Ward, and caution Wings sgains
being imposed upon by any others
JAMES NJ MURRAY, JAMES GklDLE1t
ANDREW BLEAKLEY, JONATHAN W. ALLEN.
B. W THATCHER, lCHAs. McDOuGALL-
A Committee OF Five was then appointed to make ar
rangemeuls for a Ratification Meeting.
CHAs McDOUGALL Chairman,
! JAMES eiErDiEY. Secretaries Aul5 II