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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-01

A Swimming OF THK HEAD, like every other
disordered motion Of the blood, is owing TO cor
rupt and stagnant humors which, when floating
IN the general mass of the circulation, are the
cause Of headache, gidIiness, palpitation of the
heart and many other unpleasant symptoms and
when thrown upon the various parts Of the body
are the cause Of every malady incident to man
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are always Ger.
rain TO remove headache, gddiness, and every
complaint, because they completely rid the body
ofall morbid humors and every thing that is op.
posed TO health.
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and
improve digestion. and therefore give health and
visor to the whole frame, as well as drive dis.
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Cauf'on.-To avoid counterfeits purchase from
those only who can show a certificate of agency.
representing the landing Of William Penn and
compare the labels on the box with the fac simlles
on the certificate. To be genuine they must be
exactly alike, signature and all. Beware Of coun-
fei's aud imposition.
OF The genuine for sale by HESnr M.ssEn,
sole agent for Sunbury, and other agents, publish
ed in another part of this paper.
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FRESH
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS

III The New STORE No 70 Arch street.
Geftceen 2daaa 3d North SIDE
PHILADELPHIA.
NE subscriber invites particular attention to
his large and splendid assortment of ne,p and
choice styles If Dry GJ7kS comprising a general
variety Of the most desirable kinds of Dress Ma
tertoLs, Aa'r's. GiOres, Hosiery, Un,hrinkaGk
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IRISH LINENS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Particular attention is given TO Linens and Fur.
nishing Goods. generally the stock is large, and
the prices will be found much lower than usu.
al, having been purchased at Auction at sacrifi.
crd rates The fabrics are warranted pure fax
and from the best makers.
iHARLES ADAMS.
P. S. Persons wishing Plain and Medium
styles of Dress Goods and sh1,cls, will find
choice variety
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New Spring Dry Goods.
A =ALr,

No. - Sonid 2ne Street, PhiiadrIph'a
HAVE now in the store and are daily receiv
4 ing in addition 10 their assortment as they ar
rive in the New York and Phiadelphis Maj kets,
new Spring Dry Goods consisting in part of
New Styles Spring Mos. deLaines, New Styles
Bareges in Stripes, Plaids &c. Choice Col
ors, mode Bareges, New Lawns and
mode Mos. de LANES, Paul de
cherves, new article, new
style Tissues &C., &c.
FRENcH AND ScoTcH GlNGHAMs,-In store one
OF the largest assortment in Philadelphia, from
the lowest price TO the finest qualities, much
lower than last season.
FURNISHING GOODS.
On hand at all seasons Of the year a large as.
sortment, both of Linens and Muslins, at greatly
reduced prices, also Linen Damasks, Counter.
panes &c Shawls, Gloves. Laces &c. High
Lustie Black Silks, for mantilas, Yistes, Dres-
ses &c. Mems Boys wear of all descriptions
Ladies and Gentleman visiting the city are in.
vted 10 call and examine our stock
liberal reduction made to those who buy to
sci! again
Philadelphia, April /, 1915
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NcCLEES e. GEfsMON,S
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS,

Sonfh East Corner of Eighth ST philadelphia
WSORrRAIrS from the smallest breast. in To
III the largest s;zs, sinaly or in groups. The
Proprielors are warranted in sNi inI, that ,hrr
work has gain'd reputation second 10 none ia
the w"rlj. Exuncis from the Press:
"l.ie.hke in The expression, chastity couec, in
the shld ng.--Lfdyer,
"The ant hss Sr.i,el at get p rfsc ion. and
none urdcrstind j. h,iter than Met lees & Ger.
mon. "BI!tim0re IRIS
"Admi able! nu'hin: c'n exceed lheii exquisite
1.licscy."-- u s Ga-tte.
Exmac' from the report of the judges, at the last
fair of he Franklin insiu'e "Daeuerreoty pes
in this department th're are some very excellent
spec mems in the ex' ition, ard the lulg,s i,nk
they see progressive improvement in this hranrh
If the art They have not Z CONNIE dej an a.
ward il, f,vor of snv uf the c"mI,ei'o,s iut ave
iii psej to rank as first in order, the collection OF
McCLEES & GERMDN, as contaiai the lar
gesi number ofsnperior specimens"
/ hiladelphia, Feb 10, lSiS.-6m
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WEN yD coMpoJSb o,H1R sisESs s ~ .us sEcS s
DYSPEPSIA: LIVER COMPLAINT. NER-

XTENT, vIDI, vICI.--Dr. ALIENS vEGE.
" TABLE COMPOUND, for tia cure Of
DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COMPLAINT. NER-
vOUS DEBILITY, BILIOUS AFFECTIONS,
&c. This Medicine Is offered TO the public under
the assurance that there is no artcle in existence
havi,g stronger claims 10 their consideration. Be.
ing compounded by regular Graduate OF JefIer.
son College, philadelphia, and practising physi.
clan Of twenty yeats standing in Philadelphia, his
long experience has confirmed him in the opinion
that compound medicine was required to prevent
and remedy the deblitation pr duced by resi,ling
in low, masmatc climates, and TO countsy ict the
pro trating inlluepccs Of many nervous disorders
With which the human family arc afflicted.
DIR. ALLEN is well kno hys.ci,n, and
has used tho above medicine IN his practice for 8
years wi b tue most astonishing effect having les.
ted its qualities in above
FIVE THOUSAND CASES.
No medicine ever 'ertived more Il,uering re
commendali ms from phy'icians of eminent ,tlnd.
ing III M has b, en- bestowed on this,
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION AND
IT'S EQUENCES.-An eminent Profs.
sor siys:-"Ii chiefly arises in persons who lead
either very sedentury or irregular life. Although
not regarded as fatal disease; yet if neglected or
Improperly treared, may bring on incurable Me.
and Apoplexy. A gr, at singulariiy attendant On
il lie, that il may and often does conti ue great
leng'h'of time without any remission Of the symp.
toms.
CAUSEs.-Grier and uneasiness of mind, in>
tense study, profuse excavations, excess in venery
excessive use Of spriluous liquors, tea, tobacco.
plum, and other narcotics, immoderste repletion,
over ds,ention Of the stomach, deficiency of the
secretion Of the lille or gastric juice, exposure to
cold and damp air, the chief causes of this dis
ease.
SYMPTOMS.-Iosso Of appetite, nause,, neart.
burn, pciiiy, and foetid eructa,ons, gnawing of
the stomach when empty, uneasincss in The throat
pain 10 the side, costivencss, chillness, languor,
lowness d spirits, p'lpitations, and disturbed
Sleep"
TREATMENT.-DR. ALIENS VEGE.
TABLE COMPOUND has never failed in aflor.
ding immediate relief and radical cure for this
disease.
OJ This Medicine can be had of II. Mas or,
Sunbury; ]. e. Martin, Pott vile, Medlar &
Bickel, Owigshurg and of Druggists generally.
ALLEN & WARD, Proprietors.
Philadelphia, Nov. o7, ls47.-cq ly
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PUMPS! PUMPS!
improved Hydraulic Pumps,

>, ~, ,, ~ ~. ,Xu
r0r "e"S' h'""s ln1nS' rW"occS' or o9heT
T"PoNes.
VNHE subscriber respectfully announces to the
Il public that he is now prepared to supply or
ders 10 any extent for his Patent Double action
Suction and Force Pumps These pumps are
made of cast iron, and the water is sucked for.
ced through lead pipe. For simplicity of construc-
ton and durability of action. they rastiy supe.
ri0r 10 any now in use. They have mary advan.
taces over the Common pump, among which are
the following:
They are s constructed that mischievous per.
sons canno, spoil their action by introducing nails
spikes or any other substances among the valves,
as is often Gone win o'heI pumps thereby render
ing mem useless WI oSeThaul'd. ihey nie war
faned 10 he petiec''y secure from ifos'. lhey are
so arranged as 10 AFFORD ample prn'ec'ion sgaInst
r"e ABOUT 'he premises on which 'hey are erected
oy simply stach'ns piece OF nose. 'hro' which
they Will iorce wafer 10 any par, OF. or over, o
three Story mouse. Aaey are particularly adapted
TOT very "eeP wells ss tne leverage can be so re-
guiated thst . child OF SIX years Old cnn win the
~ ~ .:s..: :..s,,. ,u.
pse' " w WI ~ - W
;.;..,. .a. "s..;s,1 =; y. ~ o.ne !" Iu"P uss'
e"msy oo".'u :" WI, pump a"u I'VE" "a,e'
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ID II. KIN X ELM,


ID II. X IN X L LIN,
~ w. corner Of Sd and UaiOn SIS, betueea Spruce
and Pine, /. squares from The Exchange.
VOUNG MEN ii yon value your life or your
IA he 'lth, remember, the delay Of month, nav,
even week, may prove your ruin. boh of hody
aud mind. Hence let M false mcdesiy deter Yea
from making your case known 10 one Who, from
education and respectabty, C N alone b friend ynu
He who places himself under Dr. KfNKELlN'S
treatment, may reieiously c,nfdr IN his honor as
gentleman, and in who,e hoson, will be fo,eser
locked the secret of the paIiet'.
Ton many think they will hug the sscre; 10 their
own hearts, aud cure ihem-elves, Ala. how Of
ten is this fatal delusicn. and how many pro
missing young man, Who might have been an orns-
ment to society. has faded from the earth.
COUNTRY INYALIDS
finding II inconvrnent 10 make persinil applirs-
ti'n, can. by stating their explicitly, laee her
with s their symptoms (Per Liter post .paid,( have
forwarded 10 them chest containing DIR. KS mo-
dlcinss appropriated accordingly.
Packages Of Medicines forwarded to any part of
the United States at molncni's uoyire.
or Posr PAIb LErTsRs. aJdsessea TO d.. KIM
xrLfs. Philadelphis. will be promptly attended, 10.
Oc'. 30ih, lS47.-ly
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CARD s. SEAL ENGRAVING,
VIM G. MASON.

46 Caesm u. 10 I atope end ST., PHI delDhia.
Ensraver OF .;USINESs a. VISITING CARDS.
Watch papers, Labels Door plates. Seals and
Stamps Tor Odd Fellows, Sons of Temparance,
&c., S.c.-Always on hand general assortment
of Fine Fancy Goods, Gold pens ofevery quality.
Dog Collars in great variety. Engravers tools
and materials
Agency for the Manufacturer of Glaziers Dia
monls.
Orders per mail post paid will be 2unctually
attended to-
Philadelphia, April !, lS4S-y
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Sherif's Sale.

ERY virtue of a writ Of Il ia. will he ex posed
AD public SALE al the cou,t house in Sunbury,
Northumberland county, on Monday the Sd day
of April next, The following property, viz:
A certain lot of ground in the borough of Sun.
bury, marked in the general plan of said borough
No 3s, bounded on The north by Market street, on
tho east hy Short street, and on the west hy lot
No. 81 containing of an acre more OF less.
Seized taken in execution. srd TO be sold as
the properly Of George ID. d. Keim.
THOMAS A. ELLINGTON,
Sher n IS Office, Sheriff
Sunbury, March ls. ls4s.
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fid 10 The Roman Catholic Church "a =
rRsrioa.-The association lin Earope) for tn
propagation o: the faith, have granted 10 The
missions in America, This wear: $1,000 10 The
Bishop OF Dubuque So 600 10 the Bishop Of
Detroit; $4,000 to Bishop Of Cincinnati; Ss,-
900 to Bishop of Philrlelphia $4,000 II
Richnond; $1,000 10 aishop Hnafiesl New
York; 81 900 TO Piies;s Of Mercy, n. Y:
$4,000 10 Hartford s., 900 10 Nashville: Ss--
coo rc Louisville; So 600 TO Bishop or Va
cenaes. and $4,000 10 congregation Of Halg
Cross, same dioeese; $4,000 10 ST Louis;
-, ESQ 10 Milwaukee; Ss, 500 TO Bisasp cf
Little Rock ; $1,000 10 Bishop Quarter II
Chicago; $500 10 Naichez; Ss,750 10 New
oglesns; $500 10 Mobile 5000 Il
Charleston; $4,000 to LazaIists IN the United
States; Ss,i5o to Society Of Jesns. Ne; So
900 to Society of gesns in Rocky Mourtsias,
s76o TO DoininicaEs in do; $4,000 10 d.
Oiia, Vicar Apostolic, Texas; $4,000 10 ye-
suit Missions IN America; see, 900 10 wesl
indian and South American Missions; siI-
600 to the Archbishop Of Oregon CITY; ss-
900 to Vicar Apostolic, Hndsoa's Bay; sss.-
900 for British American Missions; saIb
to Ohlsss, Canada, and Hads,n's Bay; sebr
to Jesui,s in Canada. These grants. visds
donations OF the people, viii upaasl ~ss
large nuInber oi lnis,aonarisz af It'd zEh =
Rome. ,na IDS r1afirt,r--
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Petit Jurors.

7urbut- Philip Billmver.
Le,cis John Clapp. John Wilson.
Deid,rare.-John Mengas, WIN. B. Irwin, Sam
uel Flnucy.
MHon.-Oscar Hammand.
ChiMsqua7ue.-John Murray, Charles Gale,
Wiam MuuIoch.
Point- Michael Barnhsrt. John Vsndo vcnder.
Northumberland. james Dislftnhacher, Sa-
muel Cox.
Sunbury.-Jacoh Martin, AndGcw burst, Dams
iel Haas, George Ruhrbach.
Upper Augusta.-John Cooper, Robert Pursel,
Samuel Cu'p.
Lotcer AuguSia.-Jacob Bastian, Peter VI. Rec.
ser.
hGmOk,n.-Daniel Miller, WIN. G.. Kase, VIM.
Fartow, Frederick Adams, Henry Reply, John
Frank, David Mar z.
Upper Mahonoy. R,s,lcr.
Loicer Mah0noy.-Jonathan Spaiz, John Bade.
man.
.Iaekson.-Danie Oyster, Peter Cohie, John
Wit.
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PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected ,oeehiy 6y Henry Mqsser
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, March 30, 1913
WHEAT-Fair ISLES Of Western at 135 a
l40c.
RYE-Is in demand at s5 soc per bushel,
CoRN-Yellow, Sic weight; fair sales !:
white 49c.
OATs-Are selling at 3S a 39c, rather dull.
21i.
CLovERsEED-Sales at S3s IA $3s a $il
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Time and Distance Saved!
SUNBURX FERRY,

TENHE Subscribers having leased the Sunbury
Il Ferry, beg leave TO inform the public, that
they are prepared to convey Teams, Pleasure
Carriages and Foot passengers across the river
with safety and without delay. They have pro
vided themselves with new and commodlous
crafts, which will always De attended with able
aud careful hands.
Persons travelling to and from and through
Sunburyt 10 New Berlin, Lewisburg, Hartleton
and other places, will find it greatly TO their ad.
vantage to cross at this Ferry instead of the
Bridges, as they would save from two 10 four
miles in distance. JOHN SPECIE.
LEWIS LENHART.
Sunbnry, April |, 1875
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Peace s0ith Meric0
DANIEL EENINGER.

R ~ @ AQ3 IT.
NFORMs the public thai 10 order to bring q,
bout peace with MEXICO. be manufactures all
kinds Of Rifles, Double and Single Bsnelled sho,
Guns, and Double Bsneled Revolving RiAss, At
his manufsc,ory st Hohowins Run. Lower Au.
suNs township. Notshumterlsnd county. eli Of
which be will ~srftnt for six months. JAoss
~ho want 6'st 'ste article in bis line. can bsse-
commods'sd ai the shortest notice end on the most
reasonable tsfms. I.ovsra AZ spoes. svs him cell
Lower Augusta, Ian. Q. is4s 6m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-01

The Revolution in France is now au fat nt-
eompli. The abiication Of Louis Philippe,
the appointment and resignation Of regency,
the complete triumph Of the Parisians over
the Army, the establishm .nt of Provisional
Government, the erection Of Republic, The
overthrow of tho House Of reerr ard titles Of
distinction, the precipitate, abjccf Fight OF
all the members of thc Orleans family with
their misguided ministers TO our own shores
or 10 other places of exile, the immediate re.
cognition of the new Republic of France, bv
Great Britain, Belgium. Switzerland aa1 the
United States, have all fallen in such rapid
succession that the events of IAN hours age
doth kiss the speaker" each teerling with
some mighty occurrences affecting the doc
trines of whole nations and dyRasties.
Already the decree has gene forth thai
National Assembly is TO be called On the 20th
of April. The Provisional Government will
resign lis authority into the hands of the de-
fini:ive government. Universal suffrage and
vote by ballot are 10 secure liheftv. equality
and fraternity TO France. 1t is quite clear
that the good working people of Paris VIII
have the vast majority in the new assembly,
and leaving their moIe or less profitable occu-
paiions, will try thcir lands at craftsmanship
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ID L r. ID

On Saturday, the llihm at hisresidence.
in Columbia county, the Hon. LEONARD Ru-
PERT in the s5th year of his age
In Lewisburg, on Friday morning last. Rev
Thomas Hoop, aged about GS years
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~ a ss fs 7 r ID =.

In Lewisburg, Oh the 23l inst. by Rev. P.
B. Marr Mr.. JOSEPH w. SIRINER, and Miss
ANN ELIZABETH KREMER
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LIST or JURORS
or Northumberland County, for Apr,l Term,
~ A. d. Is4e.
Grand Jurors.

nF Northumberland County, for ApIl Term,
~ A. ID. ls4e.
Grand Jurors.
Deiotcore. McCauy.
Mhon.-John Go, danler.
ChiHs9uague.--Adam Kid'cr.
Point.-J. w. Siamm.
Observation-Disclosures Brsuticair,
Sunbury.-Gideon Markell, John r. rurs !,
George Weser. Esq.
Upper Augusta.-Samue, Hunter. John Burns.
Shamokin.--Georee Started. Frederick Mulch.
Ter, Aaron Kelley, VIM. McWilliams
Rush.--Jacob Gearhart, Samuel Ely, Isaac
Eckman.
Couk-DanieI Kersteitcr.
Upper Mahonoy. - John Heckmsn, Edward
Enterline
Lo,cer Maionoy.--Chri.tian ALERT, Bcrj,min
Heffner, Joseph Trero.
Lille Mahonoy-Wm Rohrrmcl.
Traverse Jurors.
Tnrbut.--James Mari, Peter Dunkel.
Le,cis.-Philip Raup, John Fox.
Deia,Uure.-Henry Reader, Daniel Smith, Geo
Gray. Solomon Tuckemiller, Hugh Reed Solo>
mon Oyster, Samuel Lees, VIM. Hayes, Robert
H. Mccormick Solomon Denter
Milton John w. Wrods, F. w. Pollock
Michael L INN. J. II. Mccormick.
ChiKs7uaque.- Eicheljcrfer W'illism
Sayman, Henry Shee ., Thomas Parloe.
Ncrthumberiand-Chn Maus.
Sunbury.-Frederick Lazarus. Jesse Bas'i,n.
Upper Augusta.-Georee Fasold, lsa'c Fish.
~ James Campbell, Mark Slack. Jacob Evert.
Lo,cer augusta. Joseph Gass Henry Brown.
Shan,okin.-John Huff Esq. Obad,h Camp
iell.
Rush Robert Quick, Wilson Mettler.
Coak-Will,am Fegely.
Upper Mahonoy.- Henry Snyder, Solomon
Folk.
Lo,cer Mahonoy.-Elijsh Byerly. George Har.
ris, Simon Lcnker. John Mcssner, j..
Lille Mahonoy-Jacob Rsker Jonalhan Dun.
kell erger, Samuel Wagner.
JrckSon.- Abraham Troutmap, Joseph Bait.
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Suffering at Sen and Lass Of One
Huncr. and iGt en- Lives.

The barque Aurora, reported by ths High
land Mary. of New York, as taking On board
part Of the passengers OF the British ship O
mega, from Liverpool, arrived al Halifax, oq,
Saturday, the 18th instant, with seventy-ihroe
OF these unfortunate people, having landed
thi!;y-ihree al Canso, and the remainder, O.
bout Sirty hGrihg died on board Many Of The
survivors are suffering from sickness. DE-
ring the last seventeen days they Were ON
board the Aurora, the allowance Of food was
limited to two and a half ounces of bread.
and wine glass of wafer a dav. 10 each l.
dividual
The British brig Barbara, Captain Skinner,
from New York for Cork, with a cargo of
corn, took on board about one hundred and
fifty more on the 1lih February, and after
wards bore away for Newfoundland. On the
2I of March, the steamer Hibernia, Cap
Shannon, from New York via Iialifax. hove
i'll sight. A signal OF distress was made-
The steamer bore down TO the Barbara. when
the Captain of the latter vessel acquainted
the steamer thai they Were ou1 of water, and
further that they were one hundred and fiftp
persons on board dying for want of water
To which the Captains reply from the siea-
mer was, '.;here i The land; 60 there ard
get i,
The steamer then passed on wilton: show
ing any inclination, or making any effort 10
render them assistance: though the wind
was blowing off the land so strongly al 1he
time, that il was impossible TO make il In al
tempting 10 reach 81 Johns, \. F, they mis-
took the land, and drifted into a cove al the
entrance Of Petty Hlrbor, y F, and went
ashore; and Oh account of 1he heavy sulf
struck I cliff, and s,oye 4 hole in The ressel's
bow
Thirty-iive individuals managed 10 reach
the shore and in abou, five minutes after,
the Barbara fell over and went down. carry
ing with her about oac hua9red Gad f!fsea
sorls, G,a0ng ,raom pas Ccpt SkiGHor Of the &
II the iacts are as stated above, the captain
of the Hibernia has "a great responsibility resi-
ing upon him, from which he can hs relieved
by no ordinary excuse.
The Halifax Post, OF the lo;h iIst-- says,
To-day we give the Particulars OF the wreck
of tn brig Barbara, CaP,. Skinner, OF pictuu,
(owacd by M,ssrs. Fairbanks & Allisons- O:
his CITY d mos; lancn:ahle account of sniio-
ring and loss of life. In addition 10 these
particulars we learn from olher sources illat
Capt. Skinner threw overheard d part of his
cargo TO afford the people he tuek from The
Omega room below decks. Respecting lhe
steamer which the Barbara spoke On the ii
inst, ii is remarked that she Was probably
the Brtannia,& which vessel was appointed
10 leave New York oa The a6:h February;
and not tha Ilibernia, IS generally reported
The Orion brought part Of the crew Of The
Barbara from 81. Johns
A mistake. 1t was no doubt the liiberuia,
from New York, February Goth. The s.
John papers hint al some irregularities o1
hoar1 the Ia rbara
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THE REVOLUTION IN FRANCE.

Roya'ty and PccrGge orertAroara.
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a A mistake 1t was 40 deuh; the liiberuia
from New York, February Goth. The s.
John papers hint al some irregularities Oh
board the Barbara
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LIST OF CAUSES.

EOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas of Nor.
thumerland County at April Tenn. ls4s,
commencing the first Monday, being the Sd.
Benjam w Richards vs. Franklin w Plat ct al
w SeiIzinger alicnee ofGarvcr vs. Garver's heirs
William Simenton vs. Shipman & E Greenough
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GOur neighhors Of the Jetiersonian.
in their last paper. wants US TO give them
'.just little dash" of our opinion of Mr.,
Corwin's prospects for the Presidency
Well. our "opinion" is. tina; he WILL be
elected to the Presidency, if not in 1913,
in 1852. as certain as he lives and is a
candidate. Our first choice at the COM
ing election is THOMAS CORWiN: but
we 90 for the nominee Of a Wing Nation
al Convention, believing that that body viii
select "a Wing, whole Wing, and moth
ing but Wing"
What's your opinion of the pet Cas-,
as the candidate Of the ''Democracy'
for the Presidency, Messrs. editors of the
Jefiersonian!