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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
vENI. vIpI, VIGIL,

" vii be returned 70 you.
DR. MARiON's PRESCRIPTION LIST.
Pills and Drops Tor diseases Of the chest and throat
Pills ard Drops for Tsesses Of the head and face
Pills a1d Drops dse.ses VI the abdomen srd lower
pert u the body.
Pills sad Drops Tor diseases Of the skin.
Pills anc Drops Tor al the varieties Of ies-r
Pills Is cents per box Drops Is cents per vial
For information see pamphlets add snsslops and elf
culars sft vita the ss,cis.
All orders .sd comm 1ncstions addressed rostpsi 70
y MARION & co at Wysrt k.tehans, III fsiton.st
WhoI...s and Retail Depot Wysfz kstehsn's, i3i
Futor A. NswYork CITY sold In Broadway ef lss rs,
fl5. BO~sry g. 49, -, -S0i Grade, -, 40, 40
H15.gu q IS s54 516 Greenwich e. 81, cor Biescker
srd Christopbsr Sprinsst n, $50 Pfiose-st %
C.n.L.t No; cor. West Broadway ana Bsschst DIN.
,ior q, i6s az; Asdisons; &c Mukst.t a. MoIros-
Ct ssi Mon,Esmeryst -. Pssrir. 500; William
49, Bs.kmsn-st IS; Bsysrs-st. lsS Hsstsrst 100 vi.
ddze-st u; D.l.sey and ssfolk snd 4s7 De-
lancy-sf kyir gon and Allen and 100 RiviDsfon-
- 5tsnton-s,. lss; Avenue and second o. A..
slue d, - l0s; Firstsysuu-, 10; 6rsenvieh-sv
snu. and ChrsoEhefst, Exhthssenae, 10, II, IA N
siklh-syenue a; 3 ~ 10 Ia broc<iyn-Fglton-s ~
81 cor Pszrlst. and Hyrtlssvenus cor. Nassau ana
Peafi ats Bridge and hi zh ste IL WiiAmsoersh-
y Grsndst cor Fourth and south slIfh ss .nd Ors-
ham-svenns. cor 0rssds 10 Jsrssy CfsxW ashn{ 'on.
o. ~ cor. SssssSvsaas and 6fovsst Hfsiuus- u y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
MEDICINES.
TIE 6RANrHAl
VEGETABLE MEDICINES,

TIE GRASTHAM VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP.
EOR TIE CURE OF COUCH colds, asthma, whoop-
irt cough, Group snd iucipieut consumption snd q
urdcrhfs. Ell scy the pfeverfcn aad Of thsoce
brrrckius srl al pulmonary complaints
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
REMARKABLE CURES.


THIRTY YEARS STANDING
McrNr WasHi~GrcN Berkshire CO Mass Nov y. IS II.
Messrs WYATT L kErcnsN-tscufss For thirty wears
have been afflicted with Piles general debility sud m
asarstnn. causing umoTs snc poispss Of me bowe g.
ans which had resisted al The medical treatment r
ChApran sud others could sys The last three years ~
thstfirne ny ssfsrngs defy description Wa conhnee
10 he'd unable 70 be myself and a. 4st ytven gp y NY
phys'ciAns snd friends Ia despair Of ever eNnins my
heath. IN fact. for time before commenced asin< Dr.
Uphsm's Eiectuary wss entirely srcechie.- ana my
burial clothes made Bat under ihe benenc-nt ncr-
ci-s OF Providence aul The VI Dr. pnas hiec tusfy
though an cd man have the pleasure oi stains the ACT
10 the public that my health SNOW GOOD and hope 70 i've
Nny wears II God will % make snowu the virtues
OF Or rphsms Esctuary ard 70 recommend n 10 my 81
fesed fellow creatures. IL helped mo beyond me eSpcc
Atious OF all that kuew my sri can only say 20
Others that i my opinoo the best medicine IN me
world for Piles any other disease Of the bosses and
they will use Il according 70 the directions, vii myself
warrant cure In every case.
YoHTs with the utmost expression Of thankiu.nsss
CORNELIUS SPUR
EGRANo>r, Rers Co Mas Nov -. 1887.
The above cerfcAts tells ssmpe and truthful story %
suffering and relief Of which physician ana witness III
the case cheerfully endorse Oh CHAPMAN
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HnH VIII = ENTWl
SAMUEL CHARLTON.


Msssrs. WYATT hErcHAM Cent am constrained
IN I've Won .,tenent OF the benefit have derived from
usinz DR. rpham's Eectusry Ia case OF piles beeNiu
by 20 doing shall render benefit 90 those VINO are sui
fsrine from that troublesome disease reduced tor
several wears BIZ the piles much that was win gest
difEculty for walk attend 20 my business also
suffered from dseaes which were extremely trouble
soms and which am pleased to say. two boxes OF the
Fsctnary entirely reno ed, and that my hesth bette.
now than has been for many ycifs IL has done s ana
the physicians 10 whom have applied or medicine that
have used remain still Ia perfect health yonr obedi
ent servant, NrL,oN VT w 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
ANOTHER RFMARKBLE CURE OF PLIES.

DEAR sIR In reply yours, as to wheher have been
benefited by the use OF Dr. Uphams Eectuary Tor the
cure of the Piles, would inform you was severely
troubled tor two years with the worst kind, and was Tor
some time unable attend to business AZ all During me
time tried every variety OF the nosrums which are al
vsrtised a. cure, and a,er giving them all TAR
chsnce applied 90 my regular physicians without re-,
ceving any benefit from either During very severe and
painful attack heard and seat for Dr. Upham who pre-
scrbed his Flsctusry and In less than week was able
TO 20 down 10 my business and in very short tme BY
the use % his medicine entirely free, and have not
been troubled since, which Ia about year ago have no
hesitation in strongly recommending the medicine OF Dr.
upham and take pleasure IN bearing testimony 10 is en-
cacy. Yours resPecunil yy,.u,,,, q, w..
Eew-York Nov u. 1917.
For farther evidence and conclusive testimony see pam
phiefs o be had of agents, gratis.
ten signature thus ~ A Ipham, NJ D. The hand Is
alsl don ewith pen. Price ~ q box .,, =. 81.
Sold. wholesae and retail, BY WYATT 4 kETChAM
~ Fultonst, D. 4 Uphtin, 1876 Bowery n. VI p X T.
Williams, Newark }. W. Knx, Mouistowni = Wei
ler Paterson Samuel Pierce, Eliztbethtowni Fountain
n rner & Co Middetown Point c. ID. Deshler' New
Brunswick and Kicker. Trenton, and BY druggists
generally throughout the u 5 and Canadas o<Iomeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

R.RWaY. Dec |, 1871.
hsve been afflicted FOR years with the fAes aud hs'e
tred uithcut sutthIns Ike permanent benefit almost
everything assuming the name Of remedy had. IS
matter Of course lost all confidence IN medicine n'e'
I'M. feeling Was nduced-uot without reluctance CON
fe.s-to use phams Eectusry and havns used u lof
about three weeks according % the directors ad down.
fud 20 nv utter surprise. well satisfaction, thar
every symptom Of the disease hss eft think it cus
alike 20 DT UphAm ard myself 10 make his easement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
MEDICINES.
INTELLIGENT PHYSICIANS
PILES.

RE- NOW. from undoutteo eft~e1S'i ." e>'@' ~ "
PILES,
tsrriav Of the bowels constipation liver com 81
.rst- 81 ~ stomach. bowels. kidneys And hsaasr'
s, d, bl 10 lie bead cdrouic dysenieTy, and al m
si....-s I'll he hoWels and stomach, are max
ING use 81 ard p-sscrhint ---.pv
d.. UPHAMS VEGETABLE ELEO An +.
IL = he BEST med discovered, enis-.y Nr<e
bic and sapericr 10 other cshsftc or Phlse ~"
especially f5g ,hose sasject . fuess
THOU SANDS WILL TESTIFY
I.f.sn ir.e-u.l remedy and nay - used In All esses
ARD rnSer Al arceS with perfect ssety &C. iati
eorhdeuce q permaners cure Of Plies elmer pc ei"S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
BOARDING.


BOARD Wt>TED-Thes Subscriber wishes 10 pre-.
trrrr hoafd Tor or persors part chr dren, in the
a. p.r OF the city tho vicinity o. the fshh >inth
ss,erps> ard hetween 'shfeentb and rhirhieth ste -
Two Rooms will BE- required Any person having secou
aodsors Will please .stress the subscriber "a r,s o.
this Cficc. id't ~ -.
spoaRDINt.- IL u'on pArs House. corner Of SrcAswsy
II AID Fourteenth a. owe ooking the fas, ne r~sy
10 The country and the rivers ght snd e CLAIMS 70 %
urriv.i.d I'M It's loeaon. 'oms may Be hsd Tor isn
IT, also Tor three siug.e gentlemen. eoi ~
DoGRpI>c.-As gentleman ard bis wife or two siu-
- ale s~at suien can te accommodated with board ~
sppyias a. D.! sndAn st. \ b Terms modefAe. sSl v
DOARDINts.-rwo or three srgle gentlemen msy
- obtain torn she'd focs with board 81 ~ crcsn~ich.
q. Aso avery pleasant psrlor, suitable for sentsmsn
ard his wife. The house 10 supplied With trcton sNer
thror ghout ard with excellent baihroom t.st
DRIyATE BoARD.-A suite Of three rcoms, well
L furnished. 9th board In private family, ineludins
dN In
FURNISHED ROOMS-r0 let 70 seatlemen At
l. Wsrfen-.t two doors from Broadway dH w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
NOTICES.
PHRENOLOGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLERs 81 WELLS,
Clinton Hall. I1f Nas-nu--t. n. y.

" Mercantile Library Association Pur 'uant
artic- H. chapter Of the Consultation, the Annual
Election Of this Association will Be hed Al Clinton Han
on Tuesday. 18Th January. The Polls will remain open
from @ o'clock A NJ until 7 NJ BY order,
.,tJlg H. BANCROFT, Recording seey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

Go1DYEARs METALLIC RUBBER FABsIcs.
A., ~ RROADWAN.-The n5st extensive sssortH.ent
ItND - Iodla Rubber Ooocs offered 10 THIS clty
h~.-snx every article Manufactured and VI s--u
- ,-rsrolore sneqas-6 Tie variety includes coas
,.s. o<s shoes eaP-< peaches, travelling bags 4e &C
:. 1900, .nd retail a. the GOODYEAR kgob-r " are
Loa,s ia Broadway, opposite rriaiiy Cnereh,
AL In oet~rcn Ilne - - =
VTFF-. MUFF... iIuffs...-wA- BRO" )
MIs Cn.thzm-st opposite Roosevelt, has large s-
,r,~,t 81 1icn hs viii eel 81 lover prices tnsn
s.v. ever eeen sod IN this city he 10 Gov nnisn-
ss sous Of oss s7s,za Lyaz Asas ihs' hsvs sss'
esa Ia his nsfssI s'i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

r. Notice.-The stockholders Of the North west
Copper Mining Company hereby notified that unless
the PAYMENT OF Assesse due Immediately made AZ
their Office, a Hanover street their stock VIII be forfeited
and .od on Thurdsy the 9th agreeable to the ar-
Gle, OF association BY order.
a. ~ DASiL : HART. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
HAsTINGS'S COMPOUND

SYRUP OF NAfhlHA
MOT ONLY A POSITIVE But A WARRANTED
ltCJRF for consumption snd all diseases of the lungs.
This medicine hss decided the dispute shout the cursD
y Of consumption and satisfied the medical faculty and
al who have used H. that consumption anr all Affections
the lungs only be cured nut that hey ere easily
and simply cured almost OF the disorders 20
which The human frame Is liable. The operations OF a
siug gle bottle, which costs - s suhcien 20 say any pa
tent-if not altogether far with the disease-oi
this fact and single dose gives evidence Vt it cN-
traofdinary influence In zrreng and Graduating the ma
lady by the immediate relief which affords This Is no
qugck or remedy DR. Hastings, rs discoverer u
one Of the most eminent physicians Of the aud has
made full disclosure Of It's his history and all iis compo-
u-nt parts world not wishing % incur hs resp0hs
bty Of combining % himself for the SAFE Of proh e
cret hch wss calculated do such universal good Ana
he wonderful result Of operations that the
London Lancet. Medical Times, ard the most eminent
physicians II both hsms phcres anNOusy calling upon
sufferers % have immediate recourse 10 H. and proc aim
ng that Of all medic se, % alone has posisey es-
tabed 10 cacy BY uudeniahis proofs Of curing con
sumption and o.her diseases OF tle .uns' ,,
The great celebrity " hasuogfs Compound syrup OF
Saphta obgscs e necessity Of publishing certificates Of
cures in fact be lscsttsned 70 has cured
OF is asi curing almost al who have used N -nd pr1Da
bly, no person has taken bottle but would b. whns 20
ave certificate IN It's favor, as others have already
done without hesitation. ,
Probably two-hirds Of the regular physicians on both
sides of the Atsntic using hssings NsphaSyipp
In their private practice aud many Ofhem are becoming
famous for the Of consumption and ali diseases Of tue
lungs entirely through Us means
Psce : per Brittle six bottles for -.
As this IL very expensive preparation, 70 u NOT let
ronnd on commission as Il the mode with qusck meai
cnes but be pnrchisei out and out BY those "o
sell agsin This Arrangement will 10 general limit Us SAFE
the arser ties snd t0wusi and therefore pefs ms rest
ding where uasngss Naphths syrup cannot be obtained
who can be reached hy stage express steamboat or any
other public conveyance should write direct 20 NJ =
HARRISON l47 GrennWich-st. New lOik enclosing re-
for the number Of bottles equ red which WIZ De-
iulnrd stey packed and forwarded 10 them IN manner
to delivery. do imroOAttN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

" Letter hns- are ogsn AZ the ofee--. n
Of The Ne~-Yors Irbut- TOT =. foreisr roris $50 :.
and newspapers deposited in this once VII sl~sy'
- - ~ the very earliest v-ss-s Inis csP:f,'
n.rt,, nader the special supervision Of J. B. Mo" II
-. x.u Known Tor may years the expeneneec ano
.sssrf suverintendsnt Of the Foreign Letter Depart
80, ri the Se~-York CEy Posi- Otea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

nR.TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIVERWORr-Thc
Dony sdicine 10 the world that proves sure FOR the
clnsumpuon Thousands have tested this truth kemem-
Der the genuine IL made 81 tho wholesale depot -
Beskuan-sL formerly SIS Bovery -
As.ats-Johason rs also 81 SO Broadway; Kirby, al
Division; noss, SO Grand K Van 8usshk, Newark !,
Smith. corner fulton Cranberry sta. Btoosyp
lin sea- oyo YAYIos Nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

STEAM.POwRR TO LKT.-~sIusIsss rs.-'
xSpisS DiEfI. Sso7EES 1 q Is 6iussssI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

OYSTER HOUSE. . Nes@Y a. for hotais' bsl rooms
" houses isnss and all public places on the
most reasonable Oysters picked for the holidays -
cheap ant good any 10 the city ana n those VINO Lsss
parties viii order Oysters or will forfeit 10 u hey
al S-v- = AYRTs g Ves@ys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

have used Hgsserford's Trss % u,Asy .eeeasssss
dsrnx the psst fosr jean, sa< ga eoevnes1 shAf ~
before the public. JOnN oAkNk1s - v.
PosshIespsis, jane 10. lsu;
Fsltoa,st. n. z. MaLafAetursd b. DEELYB = WAks
NER. 0sy ord's Brdss. Cosa r~'~-<s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

BeinS under the necessity Of wearing Jruet e4Dee
one the back pad Of which CALLED mo - mach shsf ~
remedy became vosss than the disesss Being n1ses
TO try h1agerfosas Trrss the rapture s.Sefsa vil
e.se and conyeaisnee 10 every parteeiar riny aobss
n,acn,s snothsr WILLIAM w. DErO,
Hsw.Pslts, Ubtsf Co N Y.
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49, LETTER.. AM NEWSPAPERS =
HHIk FOR flREIGN PORTS. 0I

~J ID. Wheeler, Commissioner u DEEDS !
ssx.Yors ,na Coanesfisst rsrmsny Hall a. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
Ner YEN Of Coal has been found al Moi
glove Cardigan, Wales

Photographic DeiiHeatIoR Of Microscopic
Before the British Association recently " va
penter exhibited numerous specimens OF pAsuss.
reotype and other photographs copies o. $50
delicate microscopic objects, which were PS". ~
besutilul-they were obtained by me use OF the
solar microscope the object being thrown upon me
paper or plate instead OF upon the ordinary screen
The minute fidelity Of these was far beyond any
thing which could be obtained by the artist ana
the ease with which they were produced, ParIieS-
lsrly on Photographic paper, recommended THIS aP'
rlcston of the art to the attention OF Naturaisis
A FuEMAcHIsS.- English Journal states
,As, Ar Richard Walker has invented patent
mscbine. now in operation which will ere long
msks files an article Of export instead Of import
rs.ss machines, which can be tended by one man,
t.n . complete twenty 6lss N hour A steam en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03


D-cemosr u, ls47.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for thirteen Direct,
ors OF this Conpany viii Be held AZ this Office, l76
Centred on Monday he 10Th DAY Of January nex BE-
tween the hours OF II and Il O'clock An The transfer
books will be closed from the ifh net un siter me ses
ton By order. az Jlol L l. EFEhllis cecJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
=. THOMPsON,y PREMiUM TRUSS,

-, THOMPBONy PREMIUM TRUSS
Xxx improved BY J. q BenJamin, Is Bsssnsn q
~ M universally approved Of By The keciss
|Fscuty and al who thsn, - bs prsssers
can BE- graduated from one 70 any pounds o,
the without o4sk ped which doss much sgo
~ TO The spins ssssns weakness cad esis 10 TIE tscl
ana sides snd oftss permanent stisai dsssss ss day
thai II ven snd n not perfectly saffsstory, Eossy
saras1 Also The noss approved ssosilsr Drssss -
Iss1ssss ssB tsesd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
HOLIDAYS.
HOLIDAY PREsHNTS

~ KINNEY. 7ST Broadway, opposite Astor- place,
N. has extensive assortment OF elegant standard Boob
and Annals with great variety Of JuNene beoAs. ke
sc suitable for the approaching hohtsys The Gem OF
the Season The May Flower Opal, The Rose. The Oar
land The Rose Of sharon, &c Ac We have also hspsrs
splendid edition Of rhosons sessous with rich ersrsv
iass Bible. and Prayer Books richly boaod Games OF al
knds suitable for old and young Also shesn,iia sssoft
rnent of new ard popular Music well esssnt az
sortmen, OF Freneh and English Psumey an assortment
Of tine fancy stationery articles all Of Which can be had
low price az ofOkOt b. htNNtfS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
UNITED STATES NAVY OFFICE.

The above cerfcAts tells ssmple and truthful story o
suffering and relief Of which. as physician ana witness III
the case, cheerfully endorse. DR. CHAPMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
CAKES ron TIM HOLIDAYS.

DEOPLt wishine any psin. sncy or orosmentsI GU %
CONFECTIONERY OF sny descriptions, invited 10 cali
on the subscriber and examine h extensive >soment OF
everything IA the above limo HE ornamental wsfkmsa
the best IN the city his customers viii tee
t,fy ANIL X oilMORS old stand lai Green weh 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

sEyESTH WAzD BANK. y Dec -, i3s7
nIyIOEND.-Tbe President snd Directors have n q
Dtsy declared dividend of three and half 81 ger
cent 1p0n the capital stock 0f the profits for tl-
rsnt 50 moLths psyase sad after the "a Of Jangsy
ensuisg By order u the 6oaIc-
c5l A ; FRASER, tzsl er.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-07-15

The Monster SNAKE.-Ereitemen among
the Shormsn THE good ship Allen, Captain
Williams, recently arrived at Salem, Mass,
from the coast of Africa, having on board a
living monster serpent of the Constructor spe-
cies, which verifies all the stories which we
have read of their crushing and swallowing
horse for single meal II is much larger
than any before taken, its length being thirty
feet OF course the arrival OH our shores of
such a monster set all of our Snowman into
wonderful fever Van AmbuIgh, and June
and Titus, despatched an agent for Salem via
New Haven-one of the firm of Raymond &
Waring proceeded by way of Worcester and
Barnum sent his major domo, Hitchcock, BY
the steamer Bay State. The Yankee pro-
prietor OF the snake, seeing such an excite
ment, and feeling that it will be difficult TO
run an opposition, has taken high ground
and telegraphic despatch to Van Amburgh
& CO., announces that he will take no less
than $1,000 for it, and in case of not finding
a customer, he will turn "showmann and ex.
hibit it himself. Their agent offered 81 900
for 1t, but Mr.. Hitchcock Immediately bid
$500 more, and so the matter stands. Captain
Williams positively AYERS that it took 1876
negroes seven hours to secure this monster
They did it by means OF a heavy rope net
made for the purpose, and thrown over him
while coiled up. What a sarpint!-[N. Y.
True Sun.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-07-15
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
BLOODY CONFLICT IN
PARIS.


The Steamship Niagara brings news of the
most bloody conflicts in Paris, ever known.
The loss OF life is estimated from 5000 to TO-
600, The fight commenced on Friday and
the insurrection was not put down until Tues.
day, when the Government, under Generals
Cavaignac and Lamoricieres, after terrible
slaughter on both sides, completely put down
the insurrection. Six Deputies and fourteen
general officers were among the killed. The
venerable Archbishop of Paris on Sunday
volunteered as messenger of peace. At
tended by two vicas, he advanced towards
the barricades with an olive branch before
him, when he was ruthles.ly shot in the
groin and shortly after expired.
The insurgents were headed by Socialists
and others, bent on pillage and plunder, and
numbered, it is said, 100000. The Nation
al Guards numbered about $4,000. On Sa-
turday, the Assembly resigned the Supreme
Power into the hands Of Cavaignac, who de-
clared Paris in state Of siege. A new member
is appointed with Gen. Cavaignac at the head
The Republic is probably now stronger than
ever. ,s .f-.- -..--... 81.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-07-15
FoR THE AMERICAN


Ma. EDITOR As the time is approaching
for the selection Of good persons TO fiji the
various Offices at the coming election, for the
county Of Northumberland. Myself and
neighbors have come to the conclusion to Of
fer the name of HENRY J. READER, as an
individual they think most worthy to discharge
'he important duties belonging to the Office
OF oneriff. We therefore recommend to the
consideration of the Democratic Electors Of
Northumberland County HENRY J. READER
OF Delaware township, for that office. He
understands the GERMAN well, and is q staunch
Democrat, and is well qualified for the Office.
And in accordance with the usages of the
democratic party, the other side Of the river
is entitled to the Sheriff. 1t has heretofore
been customary that this Office particular be
given to the different sides of the river, al
ternately. We do hope that this rule will
i'll future be adhered to. We in this section
of the County, understanding the justness of
the claims of the other side of the river are
fully determined TO so in heart and hand for
the nomination of HENRY J. READER, as
an act of justice to the Forks. Henry J. Rea-
der is well known as an honest and intelli-
gent German and is just such a man as we
uoght to have in the Office of Sheriff.
JACKSON.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-07-15
From the Democratic Union-Extral
RESIGNATION OF GOVERNOR SKUNK.


ltbecomes the painful duty to announce to
the people Of Pennsylvania, that by an inscru.
table Decree of Providence, our most excel
lent Governor has been laid on bed of sick.
ness, from which there now seems to be nc
hope of restoration and with that magnani-
nifty which has characterized all his acts, OF
his own free will and accord, without single
suggestion having been made to him by any
of his constitutional advisers. he has resigned
to the hands of the people the trust with
which they had clothed him, in order that
they may choose successor at the election
to take place on the second Tuesday Of Octo.
ber next.
In all his public acts the good of the peo.
pie has been nearest the heart of the Cover
nor aud this solemn duty-in all human pro-
liability the last public act of his life-exhi-
bits in its true light the character of Governor
Skunk, whose dying prayer seems TO be that
the will of the people of this Commonwealth
may be carried. Our pen fails us to speak
on this subject as we would desire; we there
fore close with presenting to the public the
resignation of the Governor, witnessed by
Henry Buehler, Esq, and the Rev. DR.. De-
Witt, Pastor OF the Presbyterian church of
our borough.