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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-21

Ne plus ultra Teas, both Green and Black, OF all
descriptions the highest grades grown in China, 81 so
per pound.
: TAKE NOTICE-The Canton Tea Company
are the exclusive vendors OF the superior Black Tea
called "Hotquas Nurture" They introduced 1t
in America IN lS4O-and every other person or house
protesting to sell the at all-much less at low
er pricc-deceive the unwary, as the public them
selves will perceve by comparing the spurious with
the genuine "Howqua" vended By the Canton lea
Company. N
Every package lin addition TO its containing fnll
weight, independent of the wrapper bear the stamp
of neatness and elegance, and the Teas therein are
so thoroughly secured from light and AR una. .ns;l
mate (my l6l ALLIS & HOWES, Agents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-21

PHILADELPHIA, May Is, sr.N.
FLouR-Sales of Flour at s. s7l.
CoRSMEAL - 37I. Market firm
GRAIS-There have been no sales Of Wheat worthy
OF reports but Corn is firm and in good request The
quotations are for prime white Wheat 1880 1899, and
prime red do l37-nomina Sales prime yellow Corn
SIC.
CorroS-Cotton remains quiet Prime quantitie:
are in steady demand former rates.
WHIsKEY-SaleS Of Whiskey at 22Ic.
PITTSBURGH, May Is, 81 N.
LuxBER-The arrivals Of Lumber are not large
and there is none yet passing this place The mar
kets is dull, and generally without change.
FLorK-Salss of Flour at 81 37i, decline. Tn,
receipts are light.
GROCERIES AND PRovIsIoys-The market is with
out change.
FIsH-The prices for Mackerel have advanced
Herring, Shad, and other kinds of Fish, unchan
ged.
New YORK, May Is, 9r NJ.
FLouR-Sales Of Gennesee Flour at SIS SHES l2!c
The market continues heavy. and the business don.
is at small concession.
2 GRAIs--The market for Corn and Oats is dull
prime yellow Corn is quoted at 5s95sc, nominal
sales Of prime white wheatat l37el39c. There ar,
moro sellers than buyers.
PRoyIsIoss--The market is inactive; quotations
steady. Sales of Mess Pork at $40 6239lO "a. anc
prime at SO 259s 37ic.
ExcHASGE-TheFeis more activity in stocks, will
IN upward tendency.
CorroS-The market Is quiet
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-21

received wed 600 o Locking Glasses consisting 81
band, cherry, tabts, German toilet, statia, &c from
SO to 2.l4 inch for sale low wholesale or re tail by
E& w. LEWIS,
apis Corner Main and Water stree T.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-21

APRON CHECKS.
HS PIECES Apron Check. this day opening, for
~ sale low, wholesale or retail.
+. g. w. LEWIS,
ap Is Corner Main and Water street.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-28
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SiipEi.lOl. COT RI.


The bill, rcccny reported by The eyi-ars for the re
Organization olth General AMI Slp'rl'r Counts, abol
lshes Hos Courts AS DIZZY al present exist; divides the
State mo sirtccn circuits; atd provides that The frc
staGr JUICES Of Ihr Circuit Courts shall Constitutes Su
ptor Court nr the Sate' with The p,Wers OF he pre-
sent General Court.
The iollawng the sixteen circuits proposed
lst Clrcnll.-S uthamp'on 10 days. Grrcnsyo 6.
Sussex b, Prince George 8, Sory g. Isle 81 Wight {.
Nansemond 10, City Of Norfolk 81 Norfolk Conary 30,
Princess Anne :. Elizabeth Cry :, and Warwick q
W hole number of days 81.
81 Crcuit.--DnNd dle 10 days. Chesterfield % \
mefl q, NutuWny Il, iuuehbalg s. MeckIeG bury -
brunswick 10, Petersburg 5o-WhoIe nu nber ol days
100
Sd Circuil.-James City and Williamsburg % DAYS.
York 6, Charlc, City !, New Kent s. King " iIaa :
kiag and Queen 10. Essex :, MiddescN j. Lancaster
-, Northumberland Il, Aelpnae 20. Northampton S. Ma
the"s 10, Gloucester l2-N hole number Of day
l3s
ia Circnit-Ricbnond COMFY 10 DAYS Nex,more.
ai.d 10. King Georse6, SAT- TtS. Prince William 10,
Sp1tsylva1a y, Caroline -, Hanover ~ Louisa Is
and G11chIand lG-Wh'le NJ. of DAYS 1872
5lh Crcul'.--Fauloirr oda,s, Fairfax l2, Alexan.
dra 80, Loudoun 20, Jeers u ,Berhcey 2)-N h le
No oidays l3G.
Cru ClncuT-Culpaper 20 days, Roprahanaork S.
Madison =, Orange IT, Greene : Albcnlarr 80 Fiu
wanna I, Nelson 4l-Wbole No. oflays 1872
I'm ClRcyT Halifax 80 days, ch.rotto II. Prince
Edaarl /. b l'ln!ht s.. ApP,ulltv 10. Cum5er.
Land n Po,vhtran &! -Wh1le ". of d,ys 1872
stl Circuit --Pnlsy lyaoia 30,!ays Henry 6. Pailick
20, Fnn,ln 3D. Montgomery ii, Pulaski 10, Floyd l.
Ny h1Ie No. Of days l32
Oh Clfcujt.-Boteroorl % dlys. Il apo,e TO- Bediirj
%. AmheF'' 30. Campbell II, Lyuchburg 3D-Who
number ot days i5l
loa' Circuit. Frederiea , / lays, Morgan G. Ilanp.
shlre n. Randolph IL, Hardy ., Pcndalun Is, Clarke
~. W arrrn :, Shenlmaah 10, Page 6, Rockingham.
- While number ofdlys l32.
Iih Circuit lt9lsia ; lays. r 'c,brdze u. Bath
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-28
NK. CLAY-GfNERAI IAlI0R--A Ma
TION\L CONVENTION.

We qn5ted few days spee tfem the Washington
correspondence of The Philadelphia Naslh American the
following gratifying statemeo, regard to the relative
positions u Mr.. Clay and Gen. i4y!or:
No state OF affairs arise, ny which either OF these
distinguished viii he placed IN auude Of h.stll-
Ivy the orr, candidates for the Presidency 4
Nh Clay shuuli CONSENT to the al his name which
has in no manner ct form been indicated authorised.
and he should iecei the nomination of Wig Nation
al Convention have the osst re3soa tlr believing that
lea. T. ylur, under citeEUstances whatever, vii
nsrmil his 10 enter into the canvass. II. on the
other aand. i,-s.w of the conditions n country the
convention Should select Gen Ta, lor as our sandai
bearer. Nh lay viii cordially and zealonSy operate
in his support in that Of any other nomeo who ma
bs ch,@An.'
The \. Y. Tribune having. in lis headong oppositiou
evef, taud ATE except us ON U5doiiahCa H. correct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-28
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
I Special [ orre,poa isnee \ The PicWiplr
CITY OF MEXt,o. Jan. l.. !

Oily OF MENttO, Jan. -. lSlS.
From what hayr heard om satisfied # the correct
u The lutml'lun IL arlcd I" me nJaapa, y an
Ialr scnr mcrriaal VIII h,4 !, dcd here severed ls.
iIli an arrrnpt would b. lade To 'lse nallana IN
sntoctln. bat. II slfue mr. at the l1f, aud A. his
sl7cc bc,u verified. the c1aspIaiufs lsd no 'ueleh
ru'Tro energy 10 airmpi tbroNccn'inn o then psns
he design apP'ais 10 have hoen nudc 10 me stimuli
iaaeau Iy ~ lhs elfy. IA Paebt and JlHPa AID anarh
''ir E1.Usrs, bd especially lhe Offices. tueHssaD
have come 10 lll winch serve L. convince that no
paflun Of the respectable inhabitants hrtt Ntie mpll
r,iod IN lbo aIur an lhe contrary, they wre DESTROYS
nj hr plot ,ug discovered and It frota tim IN.
llrpollpn OF the design MAS oHlanod The padre Jafau
- Il IS cor dcly sad, va IN the cly day or two lo.
ffc was 70 hsya bee h., ard VS. active IN his Il
Gas l1cNc.tr lh' people and 10 perfect the ln Il IS
probable that he viii give nalronhlr to Us m sumo nne
II ever As ihcrc is bat e doubt he WAS severely nanh
lel n HE htush he bad few nights since Nilh pity
i niger under toI Hays lis horse aud hls saddle,
stained with blood, aud cloak with his name On I, Al
s,lncd wore captured, aud NJ ~ aa uihsef. wlHse
s,ali aaa rae med 5ees lho"n ~ ms Hptaf "eansi
wall IN tie 1iah bfl4fe llng SAID Jataala VAS
Wounded wauld oHN NON the capture 81 Jafaaii as
tie most vaaue TINT can be made ana an expedition
vii h' Stated llnm here IN trw days, Whch there Is
strong hopes result ia his capture aud perhaps HAL Il
SANTA Anna hHself Tie capture Of JLfanis would he
ysuabc be cause lie active energetic aHI talented and
Is possessed OF more courage Than ANY oI his mother lob
hers. There Is but hlllr duubI, too, that Sazu in
the city upon an crrand similar that of la hui he
Ike ms colhortr, found rrud,nl 10 shorten his
The expedition t, which refer viii consist i abuul
auf huUdl Wnuned ucn hall Texan rangers AMI hall
daaoons, under the command Il Gen lanr Nlnse actI
viz Ia the 'ebohaol e Purba, IN ruutn. the different
hHfRui he IurnY viii saytfo Sscs. lrjn thrr rrI-
dezvHns, gives PROMISE that he WW trlurn Without a
,arNu- something mpnttanl, 1t there Is possibility I,
Dig eu. The expedition Viii 30 alsoui aaale ten oI
twelve days and after thoroughly securing this valley
when II l. hnlNu iutTt several uurIfIIa h1nuS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-28
Mexico Jan. i

III, ,vnrd INN anl,, the commend ci ,en I M
which left Tim. CITY an TUESDAY last consisted N ;, tor
iI,n or ri II,si Ioxss R,i,,,on, y,,tL H., nj
3. l.,.l himself and Nv, r,,,,7,i,s -, IL, M n
,,,l,,, ,. ,.,,,,. md II Ma, pm Al, S.uIly ,onr
-, a,,,p,r,,s Tho c,,t, AMI vii
- "'lN'' r.u a., "a, ,..n.,,s
-. : "''l ~ ~ 'eaiS'G We 80 -, -, =,
- ''" - F''"N'' ''
-" % ~, '''''a ~ '''' why" '''''"'s an 10
'' Az" "'.' "ti'' aop'e 20 ''G =" ""'i'1's SN'''
'' "'' Guy " ven 5s2, a'o ,,' E''"',' 's u'ia't W
''''' w. ''1 - "s II s''o"'" 'e '"'" o> ''''N
s'i''E nom 81 oisHn2uisaeo q S""'e arc B'aes'oe !"
nv s''''"t AMY N"N'' "'"'' ''N''''S nav ~ '""H
wa NUN" "'a are h'' Without '"e e'@''' vi "''
nay at na''''
''.rwse You el'ef iem Cen Bravo 10 the el'tor ~
oS 'n'S' ne" Jeofpai pub IN Y 'erelaa' s'he
co 'Soi NH'h seh' y'n hN 'he courier VINO it't on Tue
- ""S "'5Nn mn ny '''' pun, s''l' i u ''"9-
"a N'"' III ""ea Tue stSaPo'oN o ne /" es' Qua s's
p3''' W'N' ""aoi'e III HIS "'''h'e I" 'haPoi'P'c t.
-, h'i'' '''' "'''7e '"''"'''3 ''' l''A'"''''
ny WIZ '' '10' "e '''@e'''' "t''S !" az "u,4 W."
'9'' 1'u a." VINO VIZ 'eS,' at '"e s'n'''s u nap
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-28
TIE FREMONT TRIAL.

The National Inelligencer of the 2lst, contains 'hT
finding and sentence Of The Court Martial in the case
Il! Lieut. Col Fremont and the approval Of the proc''o
lngs and renlssln Of the Sentence t.ie President
The PAPER sates hat Lieut.. Col. Fremont, MINIS
dlacly seeing the General Order, resigned his COZ"
mission in The Army.
The end of he trial Of It, Col Fremont has ieen JUS
what 1rcdiccd.so far the Court ard Tic Prsu'P'
concerned. The evidence Of Gen. k.arny, give"
IL The fgSi Dig ot the trial. led 10 believe tha "''
Court would Gnd hun guilty of lie Two main charges
muny aud disobedence OF uideIs. Nor were VIC "''
taken. The Court found him gully If each and all '"'
Specifications and {, the charges. aud sentenced lin "
be dismiss from the service. Seven Tcnbers o' NV
Cuurt-oul ,tthirieen composing it-signed "e''"
nendation to the Presden, for leuient consde'a'"'
If the case. The President, reyiscs the proceedings
presses Doubt whether the evidence goes To prove Wv
military cline Of magny approves ihesenienef' '''
dons LII Col Fremont, and orders him to JON MS w
trent. We th!nh line Court and the President ou }.
what they should have done II. Col. freho"'' u"
ever, soon he saw the General Order, anho",''s
the approval oi the sentence Of the Court, rfS's"t'
eonrisscn lie ,ho.s j., he bad committed ~ 0''f'''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-28

ard cl-u Tic nlls,i Siues and Nexlco thai the
G1and = .'Ielsl De- assts<o Is lie - lot "a .sI, -
Gcnicuea lsstied acai. all kinds gam q and
the brsl he maket all lrds will always be found ga
iaucs and y lhe bar.
One half hour without Ptrt.
Shcs iuo eslaolshnen IN the United Satee where
"I tinds gaming and the Si the market aH5fs can
b. Jund Inc tables ''and at ihs bal" oarsape uri
is manifest.
Upon the dss very Il the INTENDED nsuuecllon some
ia, ago many persons supposed be im,oa ed were
sfrcstr and among ihrn the selc5rdicl DIR Mariana o
cro Yesterday lie .as liberated the Governor being fll.
" satisfied II h,- iaa eence The doctor ofmefy thu
reader q. the .nod ,ado Party hero aud ur number Of
Yeats nd tel the "sigp XIX
The ogancr Of ten. III irSha 5 tram ~ This NOR
Mug and CD Mics with The rear. viii be IN 10 morrow
I he nail IS Ia the Tear. u c0uISc. & e..
We fld IN the plpers rom MoNIco hn following or
ders 81 General scnii, Which Ii snknsly Illus, raye
OF his humanity ard s5dlrIy feelings;
llIAparARrEr, OF rHr Amy,
Mealcl. Jan ., 1918.
(Geuerai OIders--No. ~
u i. represented thai s1ne II gallant who have
recently died IN general hospital have not been buried
Nuh due sfemniiy. The Geneial In Chef Is certain
lha no bl1ne DO attached chrf 10 the Chapllins
"f ID" Army ~ the Catholic Priests ii The cir. Ga
due notice, ihey no doubt, would promptly have per
ntnc the duties u ielt holy offices al the gave OF the
deceased.
Il Is ordered thai mo body of soldier. matter
What hls tank II executed Cloa, shall be barrd IN
future, without thr customary military honors, unless
the presence II TIN enemy may render the ceremony I'M
practicable, and aiso without giving notice IL some cer
gymaa at hand, according to the rsIs1n oi the deeeas
Cd.
Patients who die in general hospital will be promptly
rpoT ed, BY tn senIof surgeon Of The hospital, L, Bog
Gen. Smith II lhe deceased brloHg> 10 the regular anuy
to The senIrnlrefs OF the volunteers present. If the
deceased be volunteer who respectively, will take
10 tuaoc all proper arrangements Dr the funerals.
BY ufder ol VI iJ5f General Scott
a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-28
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

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inrf iz.#et cue 's,
III iiaf n'''o 'i1' Inc si.oN56s ''S''''' % 7''9f
iel. e.,.. ~,
hes''fe7, t7i on ana aii'i ie -'s' ''S us House
tfai u. Il VI " c'.&
NJ Slows. 'ep'to 10 aiHfiJ. y 'n+''h'S h.si q
9lat9h
a tHs ~ tol, Sanf 81 s. t4nai discus i'a IL b
1f'fe. ca "" me"n OF Nh ."f, '"s ''''0N'o ana 4
1a..#ss#.. lf s'r' lodi pa LIE ia9.f
ORDER o. IHE DA1-INNl Ubt re- AND
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L. = -. '..'. ~ - " ~ ~
re aas rs al '1 u.s. - - ." " ~ w. "
anu a'a a"d uH' al, '',' "
= s.ts @t#''a' l.e In '1e' ,. ~, = M - .
ihf ll' 10y ''' sHn'le ias = "a - IA W,
49, m NO '''t'l ID 4id t. ".s nos mn
ia.ts .-fa 81 81 - .i44iasf "a. 'a'uo' J. paHafs
laai taf h"P'"N sn"Ul natl any a'"' 'a'e'ef, ot
iHHR i'''lfF's ~ spa So - INN.
a. - move ~ s'aead tho 55i by ad'''2 10 a Sc
trea5e 10 lb0 produce aoj Passengers coming Eastward
iiea 3eshao i've '' - - eaeafs Tine "c'0' anl liz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-28

h, N srsr Il holdr. 49, his an Il MT"
evenings.
IN pu,rur u 81 s,atsG,
The Has adIHufned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-28
LIhELI .AEG'R OES.
From 10 to 40 years cid.

Persons having any - .ae VIII do well to call be
fore making sale. no doubt the highest he ota-
cd. NJ. HART.
viii give liberal price for Bllc hmitls and
Carpenters, good worI,ncn.
y b Persons distance having Negroes for sale will
ewattsd On ronp'y by giving description OF thf property
aq,ac n II
w.. /? l..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-28

George \. anitI, frleI Glasgow, Jor, Ni-tf'
J., Nn. b Man, GeUfse Enelf. COMMITTEE &.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-28

sive II liaslliiiss is .scs \ 3J!;sf's
~sssi.>
Aanaal lniersssf d,lt.
.3.ssts
fas' Mac. - saown y Ire sssc~
asal ! SD.
s5a.ha3 s9srcs, al s 80 each,
>is.sks Z Safe. hsie By individuals
rits@' ,tc Commonwealth iniosred {
Aedia.T's aepsri uf stock tases
h.as sticks, chartered capita S.
n29.Q.o, cs'mated as hrl1 with
lie S'A'z, hun ,ay "a e,iee.
d-adS.
N'.1s a pers'n,l w'isiiF. N frftcd
4 tasa'isE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-28
DOMESTIC INTELLlGEN Il l..

Ill. SCDIT. \. \. 4 &.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-28

S1.@l 10
.3I n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-28
NEGROES NEGROES !.

y 7. q Il Q + ;
| AN now IN mtgttet 10 purchase fall supply Of
GRuHS. will pay the hs hrst market cash prce for
ILtL,L L
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-18

-, Sc0s0S, ana HA htu0S 81 lnVeWeo
Sores Cnrrd.
'UsEY'S UNIVERSAL OINTMENT. il
he mort cnmpiee Burn Antidae ever known.
tsn,lv. (snd ss IL by Magir) stop. pains "f the
bsspe,sts Buns xni Scald.. For oil 4 res.
es. Cut, Sprsins, &c, On man or heas'. il il
., spgA.cs,iou ths, can be made. ThnUs 'nds
issd and thousands pr Use it, !, 10 ahe m"st
master of pain ever discovered. Al who
commend L. Every family sheu'd be provi
ith il. None can tell how soon some of the
: may need il.
Observe each boz N the senuire ointmeW,
,e name Of 8. ToUsEy writtn on the ou,sidr
To initiate ,his 10 frgery.
,tmen. Lv,sv Men. Fsrme.s. and aii who use
", will 6nd this OiutmSnt the very hess shins
sn u.e 70, Calias Gala. Ecsairhes. Kicks. &c.
M their animsis. surely every s,sscifal man
keep hi. animals - free hom pain - poss'>
Tousey'. Universal ointment Is oil that 10 r..
l. Tsv u. aAa
res OF INSECTS. Fes the sting OF bite
-on"us Ins-e,s. Tous~y's ONT" en-, 10 unsi
-Hun,ln ds h.se tried !, snd found !, Roosl
LES CURED! For the Piles. Tousey's u
81 On. mont IL ono II the hrss Resnrd,es 'hss
applied. All whe have tried il 70, the Pie
mend il.
d SORES CURED. For oil eAs,in.s-
,he,e 10 nothing equal TO Tousey'. O,nt.
A y.erson in ManIius had. fm q number Of
sore leg the, tsffieJ the skili of the doc,css.
y's Ointmrn, was recomn.nded BY one II
i,ing physicisns, (who knew it, gsst viru~s.)
70 boxes produced more benefit than The 70.
lad rreeived from s"y s"d previous RENE.
Lee III Try Il. tt
RMS AND sCALDs CURED. Thous.ods
ses of Burrs and Scslds. in sii parts Of the
y, have heen curd by Tonsey's Universal
en,. Csrihcstss enough could be bad to gil
role II this shss'.
nENr BRUISES CURED. Tea;moni-
testimonial. ia fav~uf Taosey's O,n,msut
ing Bruises. have heen Of red The psopsie.
Hun,'reds in Syracuse vii certify 10 i.s grsa'
N re'i' wing the pain of,hs mos, severe Brpiss
ss''ns should try II. ts-t'a "a -
ALD HEAD CURED. snws Of e,s-s sf
Head have been cured BY Isussy's Oin,.
Try tit seldom fs,ls.
n RHEUM CURED. OfsN The remedies
seoves-d Er ,his mot disaeseestIe complaint.
~ Un'vssssl Oimsnent 10 the mot csmplsie.
wss kn wn - fai. - s.,.s ,vsl n, sr,
APPED HANDS CAN BE CURED
y's Uni,esssl OIament viii siwsys euse the
'ssrs Of Chslfed Hands. Scores of pe'soas
As this. s}l7 setrgsa f-S aN rlPrf
sE LIPS CURED. Fes me csss sf ssss
here wss never anything msds squsl 70 rsu-
'inimens. Il is suse 70 cuis ,hsm. Try d.
scisn,i6c compound. warranted moi % con.
~ p,ep.nsisa d Msscsvy. a. Plies %
~ bDs. Fes faahss psFicslsss sas.essmias
lly vslushls Osaimrpt. The Pshts s's ssfss.
PsnphIsts. 70 - hsd srslis. of Essp<e'sbls
ss md NsschssAs .hsssshsss ~ vsas6
..ss, BLIaor : roussy. bssss..
~. Per ssle ~ e. ~ T-alf
sas,a JOIN -yoD4d tppAasy. q
jT0. n>s-S5vsss4 - g
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-18

An EXTRA HrspANp - During IN. Carada
Parnt war, ssys the Goshen (N. W Wing.
a man from tins S,s.e. . husband and a father
ot three chi'dr, n. was TAX. n prisoner by the
British end condemned to execution The vito
surprising her husband had been executed, re.
moved 10 New Jersey. where she snb-t quenty
married scan and hss ior some years been re.
siding in this country nesr the v'llsge of Port
Jervi., with her eecond husband, by whom shs
has three children. A ahoft sine since. rhe
was surprised BY the sudden appearance OF her
former husband. II ,enterca o. desth he'd
bae1 commuted 10 Punishment. snd aftee nine
yesss absence, he had returned and eagerly
sought. in the b,aoN ct hieHmiIy. ths, domes.
te peaes end happiness, whose bright visions
had filled HE mind during the tedious years Of
ha exile. Bot he fcund his hesrih end home
psssed into other hands. He pscpnsed to HE
wife o ske h"v and the children. end promised
% support them. The wife hsd then to mako
her chnice between The too hn.bsrds. She ID.
he'ed 10 the one 10 whom she he'd last pligh,ed
her love, and tho Patriot vas doomed to sec.
osd more cruel exiie-sn exile from the heart
end hearth Of his family.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-18

NEvra JoKr wurn EasPnAxrs "A very .s
man wentto see collection of snimsls ., North
Shields the oaher dsy. Hsvine ersmmed his
pocket with spples, he, Tor diversion. suffered
himsslt to be plundered Of them BY the elephant.
The animal made clean sweep. end did not
leave sinsle apple in his rckss He. no w..
ever. invited the creature to plunge i,s prob 10.
cis second time ir,o the po.eh. Tha insi,a.
,ion was scecpted. but. there being no fruit. the
elephsn, not understanding johes. the indis No.
tion ~ the snimal wss u b"ilinR pint. Sci.
sing the hage individual By HE coat. the eres.
,urs At once hois,ed him ten FRET from The
ground. "a swfui sxample sas men vim psesums
10 johe with elephssts. Tho e. a. coSld sss re-.
sist the pondevoss weight. sod ,h~ at asn Ssll
IA the ercond. He zee bot .iuls hurt. ssd 10
quickly sersmblsd' c6ts sAier dissssee.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-18
Hssss~g % Svovas.

W
We know the meaning Of nost ~srds
By sound - well ~ sight:
They mem. although they have no m,en,
So mind and turtle them right
For thus 10 'reeentrieisy,' ,...-...a
One sees good many &c.
Also. in hubbobbubherons.'
The b's ar thick a. bees.
There are No - il English eyes.
But ts there are in sa,es m
4 wants yea on to make il eye.
There is but one p il psnss. w
Some Judges Judge the English song~e.
Bu, kill IL with breath: 80
With wind and werds they sentence ssms
Fine sentences sedessh. -
A see horse iss sea horse when
You zee him in the sen,
But when you zee him in cay
A Jsy horse then is he
or course race eour.e isn't coarse.
A fine is far from fae. -f
II nis .sd'nins sight to -.
A noble pine tree pine
II miners are sll minnrs. thea
Their guardians get their sains. sa
All glaxiers extra paine should take
To put in extra Panes.
A kitchen maid 10 never made
To hurn her face and bsoil IL;
Some LADIES know NO labor, but
To toll Il at their toilet.
II one were riding DER . 1T,
He might his III bewail,
But 'twsv,d be fns use TO hin
To rsI against ra.l
It's pusishnent for me to p"ss ~. +.
lt's 6iGins void sf worth; ~ ~
So let il rass unnetieed like 80.
The dsae that . due the earth. .e Z
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-18

FruAls Eprclr on-.Whsl Il, venting.
ssit NspeIeos. rhst the ycs'h Of Fpnee may b
yell sAstssedF 'Ass'levs q s,id Madame
Ca.pss. This sep'y sssseh Ne Eapsro'.-
Here: ~ NJ. - isSsss : ssss sysssw = edo
sstisM Lst - sss ss.s y psis - sssshsss
shs sAsn tSSS ~ b stseSts tesR sAij15sx.'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-18

TRAvELLra's Doos FAsrxNEs. Among the
vssioue inventions which hsve lately berr ps.
tented. 10 oss 'eEmesi . ,vsvellers dms fssseaes.
which u eo~possd n 'wo small me'sl pls'es
sdrmed into . wedge BY the inses'so" of pise~
Of wo.d between them. while The under plate
u 6,,sd with two email sp'h-s the. esieh the
door. The sharp end Of The fastener 10 thrns,
under The door. end 10 moe hrmiy fixed hy eve.
" attempt To enter tho room. while cord Ger.
'ird 10 the bedsids eoshles Person lying In
bea TO wi,hdssv the wedge, end thus sdmi. .
visiiss. ~ - ~,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-18

A SrARrLiHo FAcr.-Cv Briggs. st tho
Temperance meeting. in Fsnuil Hsll. Bslou.
oo Tuesday evening last stated ,hat the report
o',he commt,ee appointed To inquire in regard
IN he Eiois in the Commonwealth. ehowsd
that there were from l.200 to / 800 Of that On.
e,rtpnste elses and slsn ths astounding fact
iha, 100 10 LOO Of them were born efdrunk.
en- parents.