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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

II Our female friend oi the GI-eNt goes Tor
Liberty" in great variety of ways. No, con-
tent with announcing her determination to cab
uaee o,lIer Iolhs Telegraph news without giving
creui, for it, she has :9ni aenced taking liberties
with other folks --havins taken, bodily,
an edtoria! from the Boston Courier, and para
dcd it in the Gaz.Ae as t.r 5lcn! The fe4ders
of the Ga=.Ns viii BE- great g'ine's by this
course Of prac.e4ng, ir4 Ili* we admit, an'oanto
aimos. to ., iGatit.l'iun a /.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
Foreign News.

From the mass Of Foreign News received by
the late arrivals, we copy the following, as pre-
scntng facts of the most general interest ant
Importance
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

Cassius NJ. Clay is out against Henry Clay
lis in the nature Of an Ass TO bray, and Casslus
must always be out against something or some
body. A peck OF th,stles for Casslus--tProv'-
dtncc Transcript.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

Col Fremonl's resignation has been accepted On
the liih OF March he wrote 10 the AdJuant General,
reminding him that no reply had been received 10 us
letter OF resignation The next day an answer came
accepting his resignation
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

Gen. HoustoH-We earn from we Raleigh krgle
ter that Gen Houston Of frXes IL A. piesent on WIS
tito North Clrolni, on supposed prop. Yandlsi paV
mission. The Register ncncs TO The OPP, 'on uht ne
is candidate for the ciics At President at H. United
States We have for some lime iorcscen that ne was
70 BE- formidable competitor "lth other Democrats,
hseacer, 18th
If Senator Fooe, Of Mississippi, would con-
our friends the loco iocos, might have ticket
,ha, woulI 90 with rush. Houston's NOR
al. and Foote's breaI-and-butter Miss Nancy
,.,r voull be irresistible.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

cYs Cassius VI. Clay has written long and dig
f,hed In the New York Courier and Enquirer Whei
& VI Clay enlisted for the var with Mexico he be
came III, most unmit,gnted hunbug IN the country
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
Car.tt,

Tie Irregular Washington correspondent OF
the y. Y Express writes a long letter to that
paper under date Of the 18th inst, i'll which he
goes iAto all manner cf Mysteries about Wing
candidate for President. The Editors Of the
ErFrsss quietly append the following note to
the letter, as it appears in their columns:-
We should feel quite well satisfied il Il ;.
would leave oil the President milking 10 us here, at
home. who know abou. such things than can BIZ
known N Washington .-tEls'
Exactly! II yon want to know what The
PsorLr think and desire, as to the next Wing
President don't 60 to Washington fer informa'
ton Politicians in Washington have throes Of
political anguish, doubt, despair and dread, that
are never felt elsewhere.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
Old uuniier -Auii-Sla,crY Platicrm.

The following "pan talk" actually occur
red, in a Store in tlouisins village not Il hum
bred miles clf last W.dn, sday, and is furnished
for the ediicatiyn Of that branch Of the Dc
mccracyH who are moi ingenious enough to see
precisely how it is tha, opposing the adoption OF
the An,i-Sla,ery Proyiso is flooring the eXien-
sion or the area Of FREEuoM.' 1t will ba
seen that the ingca process is very brief and
easy to acquire being nothing more than adj
hitting the promises and then just fatty deny
ing the conclusion! Any Loceloco can eari
the formula ii five minutes and then be car
hold up his head ~ an orthodox aht''Proviat
anti. slavery Democrat" and 90 for Cays Oh
sne other man NAo sre|ls hi. name with 81
terAuous {, Just ~ easy''
JOSIE. Good evening Mr.. Smith | see YOU have
the .iixus; you belong ~ +" hat i called The Kun
ker" n1such of the f.ocoiuco family, ] presume
sNrru Yes. Mr. Jones; I'm an old Democrat.
J2Nfs. How's that cana D:mocra, MD in extend
ing Slavery
jsE.. Wi.i you answer me few questions, can
d,dly
':Yrs. You arc for receiving Mexican 'crrlior!
l,ng next 70 rcEas ~ M indemnity tor me war, are
SMlrr. Most ce,,ainly
JOINS Would not ten Shareholders settle the ter
ri.ory as it lies contiguous or adlacent, where one
man from the he. states would pitch his tent there
SMITH. There can be no doubt OF that.
Joyls !. the que sIion is left open until that terri
tory is formed into states, and then lett 10 the setter
10 decide whether they shall be slave states or not wll
not there be m immense majority against freedom
SMITH. Certainly who can doubt II
JONES We'll then, nrlghbOr, does not the man wht
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

Mr.. WILTON, OF Ohio has taken the seat in
the House of Representatives formerly occupied
by Mr. Adams.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

" Pageot, late French Minister at Washington, it
is sld ,yi seue in Tennessee instead Of returning
Ilance.-LyloeN Courier.
This is the sensitive gentleman, who, the
Troy Wing said, vas SO much qGscfel' when
lii. news Of the French Revolution was broken
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

" Some of our up-country exchanges IN Ike
a great fuss about the non-arrlval OF the Boston
mail, and think that $4,000 nett annual profits
might induce contractors to get along as fast in
mud time as in dry weather. We don't see what
use the Boston mail can be to any body on its
up,card passage, for the latest neps all comes
from Burlington, since the daily papers have
started there. Boston papers are AS so much
lumber to all who take the Burlington daily pa
pers. 1t may be important that the mails doion
should go through by light-but the up mail,
don't mention them-at the best, they are l.
hours behind Burlingtc n, SO far as nerS is con.
Cerned. - elio'rs FollS Coye,e
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

The University OF Mississippi advertses for five
Proessos one Of them 10 be President of the Univer
sty The salary "i the President viii be $1,000 OF the
Professors $500, and houses will be provided to them
hce OF charge,
Both branches Of the New York Legislature
have unanimously passed vote Of thanks TO
Brigadier General Wool, for his uniform gal.
laatry, activity, ability and success, A sword
has also been voted him
J. W. Lugenbeel of Maryland, has been ap.
pointed by the President TO be commercial agent
of the United States at Monrovia, in Liberia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

THE CLAY MEETING AZ NASHVILLE. We learn
ilom the Nashville Ga.elte that the Clay meeting in
BY several hundred persons and that it character
zed by great enthusiasm. " TannehiIl, Esq pres.
died, assisted by a large number of Vice Presidents
Gov Jones made a long and able speech, which ere
ntrd deep impression. Strong resolutions wer,
adopted, avowing preference tor Mr. Clay ms tht
wing candidate Tor the Presidency N Y Tribune
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

RECEIPTS FOR MAKING NV York MIX Take Two
pounds OF lime, one and quarter pounds OF starch
20 quarts of rain water and to every quart OF the sou
ton add two tablespoonful OF the droppngs from a
cow whose teeth are rotted away and her ver and
lungs diseased by eating dstilery Stops, this viii give
il the right color Shake it about ten minutes then
pair OF window shutters-and you will have the pure
Ofanre county milk.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
MIR. CLAY AND TIE LADIES.

a correspondent Of the New York Tribune,
under date OF Philadelphia, March lst says that
young Qnakeress of Philadelphia, handed Mr..
CLAY, during his visit there, note containing
tho fOIlowinp Stan1os
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

In TIE DARK AND TROUBLED NlGnr THAT is
Uros US, THERE Is 10 STAR ABOVE lllE HORIZON
70 GIVE ia CLEAN OF Light, EHcEptlNG THE
ILrE.tIGEHr, pArEiullc WING PARTY OF TIE
usirEp STATES y Daniel Webster.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-06-03
~ Answer next week.
COMMUNICATION.

= MR. EDITORIALS it will soon be- time fer
the democratic citizens of this county TO Sc
lect a suitable person as their candidate for
the office of Sheriff. at the ensuing election,
we trust that the interest which every voter
should, feel in the election Of competent III
cumbent will be sufficient apology for asking
permission to recommend, through the cob
umns of your paper, GIDEON NJ. iORKS,
ESQ, of Sunbury, to our fellow citizens as a
gentleman eminently qualified to discharge
all the duties of the office and in every way
worthy of their confidence and support.
Where MIR. Yorks is known so well as in
this county it is wholly umeco ssary for us TO
saw one word in his favor. Ills intimate ac-
osain,ance with all the duties of the office,
acquired by acting for several years in the
capacity of deputy sheriff, his strict business
habits, as well as his kind and obliging dis
position and courteous manners are known and
appreciated by all, while his firm and'co
sistenr support of democratic men and mea-
sures has rendered him deservetly popular
with the party in every section OF the county
He is decidedly the choice OF our section
of this county and we feel an honest conf
dence in saying that we do not think the
convention could place any one in nominal
tion who would receive larger vote than he
MANY DEMOCRATS OF Old AUGUSTA.
May %, lS4s.
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Notice
May 10, 'fsts-sl


To the heirs Of 7homss Sfns bury. deed.
10y virtue Of q certain writ Of partition and
I'D valuation to me directed, an inquisition
viii be held at II o'clock. A. ". on MONDAY.
the 5th day of JUNE, is4s. upon the premises
Of q certain tract of land in Rush township, Nor.
thumberland county. surveyed On warrant dated
Jvus 70, 1873. to James Dotts adjoining lands Of
John Hursh, Lewis vastine, BENJAMIN Vastine
and Others, containing three hundred and twenty
acres, more o. less, to inquire whether the said
premises can be SO parted and divided to and a
mong all the heirs and legal representatives Of
the said deceased, ito wit sophia jolly, Mary
Ely. Charles Rex and Lydia p. his wife, John
Thompson Executor of R-becca Jolly, decd Re.
beeca Le Due, Adminis'trix of Mary Rex. decd,
heirs Of Thomas Maybury, decd, Rebecca May.
bury, Warren Jones 4 Elisabeth his wife, Viii.
Ham Harrison & Anna his wife, William Harris
< Susan his wife, John Boyd& & Jane mis- wife, and
Sarah Ann May bury, who are the heirs Of vii.
longhby Maybury deed who was one of the
heirs of Thomas Naybury, decd as in said writ
comma ns,ed at which time and place the aforesaid
heirs are hereby warned TO be and appear if they
think proper.
THOS A. RILLlNGTON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Snnbury.
April 22, lSIS Get
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-06-03

In presenting the public with remedy for the
and cure oi FEVER AND AGrE and other bill nus diseases
apology is needed Vast numbers IN the United states,
who snrr from these affections in their variei forms,
compelled 10 seek relief from other sources than the ie
dutc prescripti o the regular physician 1t becomes
theref object of humanity, wess of public inter
eN TO bring before them remedy Prsp.isd hom much e1-
and which :., % :: @
ssck u tAe sue character Of the INDIA cnOLAGOGUE,
s smp es..sa ~ the univssai sassss viii which has
llss wooSSsSss, Of sAe Us sssass. ~ 6sv~nOs Of
psr,elr, oes. u, ists.
Docrol CuARLEs OsoooD,
Dear sr-I hay. read with much a.srsss, yosr l,.ls
cbe diseases which have extesivey prevailed in
Country during The ' G few %on.h;n n.ss asfss'sd
much from them. Though feel myself very comPetent
to Judge sfsy upon subject % e,airey professional yet
your theory seems IN well reasoned, and your cnclu
sons just and think witha that your pamphlet cacu-
lated 70 produce much practical good.
hatterRg expsctason and le, convenient and popu
lar remedy own experience, - far induces me TO be-
to learn that You have recently estahsh, seves
for peton-thnugh regret that, with e'v!ow ~
general dissemination of II, You should have found 1t
necessary remove from your present residence 'g Us
With much respect have the honor to be, sir, !"
WI, Ynn, ,s,S SH,gEsS lgEaoSsS,bicr ;s5sIR,i
From JAMES GIBSON, Esq, Of Bafai, ~ y 0,o
DR.. cHARLEs oseoop:-A Dear sir,--In snssver To
your request m readily state the good experienced in
my family 10y the OF your India Ch ang que My wife
was troubled with the Fever and Ague nearly twelve
months and the medicine given her invariably br Ike the
chill but did not the disease purchased for her
vera kinds of medicine hut they did not H. had
not this time heard OF India choegue, bui it
after recommended 20 me by two gcsemen Will l
knew had been suffering in similar hammer for me
time they Capt Robert Hart, Of the steamb at
Robeu Fnltorn and John 3 Ide Eq agent Of the Troy
and Erie line ] then going n Detroit, and while
there bought Of your agent package o one dozen bottles
| On my return my wife commenced taking IT, After i've
doses which stripped the Ague, she continued using Till
she had bottles Since this she had return OF
either the Fever Ague, which 10 now seven mnnihs.
Capt Hart request me TO cay that he caught the Fever
and Toledo line thai he took two btass in en- by which
be was entirely red and eontnne running there two
or three months Of erwards in perfect hsahh -
| Yours very truly, JAMES GIBSON.
Aeen, fu sunhary-H b MAssER NortharberlAnd,
WILMINGTON 4 Co Milton, II RAsER seiias
| grove, MAY KLOSE
May g, 1851
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.oELHEN~
CITY DXGUERREOTYPE
EsTABLISfINTUTJT T,

Z EsTABLISHrTUNT,
No. 100 Chcsnut street. doors above 3d. south
side, PHILADELPHIA.
TIME subscribers, propretors of the oldest
Il Establishment in the City OF Philadelphia,
being founded in 1910, would call the attention
Of the public to their recent great aud isoncerful
Improremenf in taking Daererreotype Portraits.
SKY LIGHT PORTRAITS The subscribers
beg leave to subjoin few of the notices they
have received from the Press throughout the
country. in relation to the improvement they
have made in The introduction Of lights, by which
the full and clear expression of the Eye 10 obtain
ed'more perfectly than heretofore.
(Ffoin the North Americana
The neutral expressi N of the eye by Mr.. Collins new
process cf introducing the light has been most distinctly
developed az well all the lights and shades inspers
Bile to a perfect likeness.
tFrom the Saturday CouricrI
The Mcssrs c, have certainly obtained the eye, in
better perfection than have seen il elsewhere and
this superiority, together with the cearness dstnctness
and delicate tint, they give their pictures make them
thy Of admiration, not only kenesscs but works of
[From the Harrisburg Unonl
We examined specimens OF their lkcrcsses when in the
city the other day. and found them possess oil the beauty
of shading and fitness Of expression % se finest steel
graving, which is something unusual in Dagiertertypes
This is obtained by the introduction of cht from above.
instead of the side of the cutlery.
[From the Baltimore Clipper.
The IN st important improvement in the Daguerrean
art, IS one by the Messrs Collins Philadelphia, end
sss IN different manner of introducing the light und
tan aiaptions OF the instrument. We have
the portraits which they have executed and they have the
>dscness md beauty of fine engrayIncs They are cs-
pecmIy remarkable in giving the proper natural express
sion of the eye
have been they have received similar naernr u,t-
The public generally invited u visit our Galleries
probably the most extensive III the world, and judge for
themselves If the truth ui these nctiUts.
Philadelphia, April IS, isiS--
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS

Can save from Is to % per Cent.
DT purchasing their OIL CLOTHS direct
- from the Manufacturers.
POTTER 4 CARMICHAEL
Have opened Warehouse. No. 1875 North Third
Street above Race, second door South of the Ea.
gle Hotel,
PHlLADELPHIA,
wherr they will always kaev on nande complete
assortment of Patent Elastic Carriage OF
Cthhs 2S, &c. 40, 4S and 81 inches wide. Fl.
Cured, Painted, and Plain. on the inside on Mus.
I'm Drilling anc Linen. Table oil Cloths Of the
most desirable patterns, SO, 40, 46 and 81 inches
wide. Floor Oil Cloths, from % inches to 81
feet wide, well seasoned, and the newest style
'ufpetterns all Of their o Sn manufacture. Trans
parent Window Shades, Carpets, &c. All goods
warranted.
Phi.a May 27, fSIS-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-06-03

EsfGoHshed 10 years age, 0y Dr. hlNhEL LIN.
The oIdsa, snresr and les, hand t.1iTo aTfnrms
of sserssdisesse,, ise sSss Sf,Aes.nsnd
o., SOLITARY. bzxits OF youth, is
ID II. Il " LIN,
y. w corner Of Sd and Union SIS. Jsureen Spruce
and Pine, | squares from The Exchange.
VOUNG MEN If yon value YOUR life or your
III hs,hh. temcmLer. the delay Of mouth, nav:
even week ,'nsy prove your ruin. both Of jacty
ant mind. Hence lrt':.a 'ksi.e inoaersT dale VOC
from making your case known to oae wis. fori
education snd respectabhy. c IN alone orinend you
He who places him of under Dr. KlNKEllN's
treatment, may relie.usiy cnn6dr Ia his honor as
a gen lemsn, snl in who.e bosom will 10 iossver
locked the secret Of the patient. - - :.
To, many ihiek they will hug the secret ID ths'r
own hearts, and cure themselves, Alas how oi-'
ten is!tses fetal iltinsii'n, ana how many pro.
missing yodrs nsa ~ b. ~ ,ehI~hase heen sn orns-
mcnt Il soeiei, has iedcd ffota lhe earth. '
COUNTRY .NVhLIDSft' -f'-
finding il iucopvsnienI to inske persah srriics
ii H. can by stating their eise explicitly Together
with all heir ymp'orus, (per post paid have
ferw arJed to them chest con'siniLg G. Dr.. KS me.
dicne. spPscpriseed secoTSiug,y. =
Packages of NJ 6irines forwarded 10 any psrt,!
the United States a, q moments no'icr. -
or Pasr rIbliErrrHs. add ss<sd 10 D. ksr
VtIIS. Philadelphia. will lie prouptiy sitsudaaI -
Oc' 3oth ,e4T.--iy
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rhila., Readins, and Pottsviiie
Rail Road.
e a. I&A Al
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
~HANGE of Hours. and two Trains Daily
each way, except Sundays.
On and after Monday, May LIST, 1S4s. two
trains will run each way, daily. between Phia
anG Pottsville.
MORNING LINE-ACCoMMoDATION.
Leaves Philadelphia at "a A. NJ. daily except
Sundays
Passes Reading at Io45 A. NJ.
Leaves Pottsville at u A. N. daily except
Sundays Passes Reading at 8 10 A. NJ.
The above Line stops at all way stations OH
the road as formerly.
AFTERNOON LINE-F,ST TRAIN
Leaves Ph,ladrfrhia at ttLeave.spo,,syille at 2,
24P NJ daily except p NJ. daily except
Sundays. Sundays.
Leave. Phenizvill. 3 as Leaves Sch Hayen,2 81
" Pott,,own. AIS Port Clinton, 3 90
Rs,d,.s Rs:, S;;,,., 81: :" sss;;dss sss 80
/" Sch. .tisysn. s.io I" Paeshvilie. 5 90
willie. e4ol Hsad. S.se
|nsmed sMtibhs. tPAassAftss isr ether psisSs
must therefore hke the Nerniag Liss
DEPOT in PhihdtitAia, sssnsr Of Bread end
Vine Strests. No Passsngers eaa enter the Cars
unless provided with Tickets.
NOTICE.-Fifty pounds Of baggage will Be
allowed to each passenger 10 these lines and
psssengersxre expressly prohibited from taking
anything'ss baggage bnt their wearing apparel
which will be at the risk Of its owner. No
freight will be taken by these lines.
BY order Of Board of Managers
S. BRADFORD, Secretary
May 6 isis.-tf.
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HO!! FOR THE GREAT
w HIG 'CONVE TION
IN PHILADELPHIA.

no FOR WATCHES AND lEWELRY.
As there will be thousands Of persons visiting
Philadelphia, to participate in the Great Nation.
al Wing Convention TO be held m the 9TH of
June next. JACOB L L,D0MUS, No 246
NJ ARKET Street, brlow Eighth. first store. and
LEWIS LADOMUS No. Alb MARKET Street
above Eleventh, north side, would respectfully
invite all persons wishing to purchase any goods
in our line TO the following list of prices Of
Watches, &c. of our own importing
Full Jewelled Gold Levers I8 karat cs.
sps. 35 TO 40
Full Jswelled Gold rEpines 27" 30
Silver Levers, Full Jeweled II" 90
Quarters s" 0
All the above prices are a: least 10 per cent
lower than usually sold for the same quality ar.
tice and We defy competition to.produee cheap
~ goods. all We ask is call to convince persons
Of the above FkcTsat
L,DOMUS, 4I3 MAKKET St.
J. LADo~US. 2so MxKEES ST.
PhiIadeiphia May ~. is4s-at
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FRESH
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS.

1t M' Nsw STORE No 79 Arch street.
6efWeen Cd and 81 N,rih SIDE,
PHILADELPHIA.
HE subscriber invites particular attention to
4 his large and splendid assortment of ne,o and
cho'ce styles cf Dry Goods comprising a general
variety of the most desirable kinds of Dress Ma.
feStas, Shenis Gh,ss, Hosiery. Un,hrnkable
Fiannels Worked Collars CamJrc. Jaeosei,
MIL Ni"sook and Fnid NusHns. Linen Cam.
b'ic and SIR Pocket Edkjs, Black Eatan Cra
uafs. others too numerous to advertise
IRISH LINENS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Particular attention IL given to Linens and Far.
nishiag Goods. generally the stock 10 large. sne
the pricss will be found much lower than uSu.
a!. havisg been rarehssed st Auction at sacri6.
esd raiss The fabrics srs warranted pure fax
aad from the best makers.
CHARLES ADAMS.
P.S. Persons wishing Piain and Iridium
sfyies Of Drs" Gsods and Sha,rb. will ind .
choice variety
Philadelphia, April /, 1876
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-06-03

NOTICE ishereby given, that letters Of Ad.
ministration, with the will annexed, have
been granted to the subscriber, on the estate Of
Isaac varnyeksl, decd, late Of Upper Augusta
township, Northumberland county. All persons
knowing themselves indebted TO said estate,
and such that have any claim against the same.
without delay. JOHN HAudA SToUT.
Administrator. &c.
May IS, 1866
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, May 81, Is48.
WHEAT-Prime white 81 % 81 20; red
is worth 81 20 ST %
RYE-Southern 7sc, Penna. 75c, per BUSH
Ell.
CoRN-Yellow is worth 49 SOC; white
4Sc
OATs-Are dull at about 40c for Penn;
Southern 35
WHlsKEY--Sales in bbls at 22c, in hhds
2lic.
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BOARDING.

T9E subscriber is prepared to receive and ac.
l. commodate a few transient or permanent
Bodriers at her residence in Sunbury. The 10,
coticn is in handsome and pleasant part of the
town. commanding fine view of the Susquehan.
ma, Northumberland and the scenery adjacent
To persons from the city, who wish to spend a
affords delightful rs..eat.
ANN c. NORRIS.
April S. lStS-6m
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roR THE AMERICAN.
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.

GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.
am composed Of 10 lettsrs:-
My 5, O., s, is one of the grand divisions
of South America
My 9, g., 49,, 5, 9, is one Of the grand divi-
sions of the Globe.
My 4, 9, 10, 8, ?, 4, is River in British
America
My 3, 9, i, 10, 2, s, 9, 4, is Cape in the
United States.
My 5, ., is River in Europe.
My 7, 8, ?, 4, 3, is a River in France,
My s, 6, I, ., s, is a River in S. America.
My 8, g, 7, ., 4, is Lake in N. America,
My I, 3, 9, is an Island in Europe.
My /, g. 8, 8, ,, is an Island, in Asia
NV whole is the name of Il candidate for
Register and Recorder Of Northumberland
County.
Shamokin, Pa
n. Apswer next week
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Dissolution of Partnership.

V>he partnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm OF ReHRpAcB Il CLEMkNT. in the Foun.
dry business in this place, has been this day. dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons knowing
themselves indebted TO said firm, are requested
tocall and settle their accounts without delay. or
they will be placed in the hands Of a magistrate
for cclles,i5n. / T CLEMENT
GEO ROHRBACH
SunhsrY, Arril |, isii-22