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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-15

TnE INfLuEszA Throughout the length
and breadth of The British isles has this epde-
mic been raging, as well as in mos, parts of the
continer, of Europe. In London, nearly one
half Of the persons employ ed in pubic and pr-
vate establishments have been laid up On one
day alone there were $50 clerks and others ab-
sent from the Post office, and 1900 of the police
force were of duty. In the country, all classes
have suffered from it. .. ..
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-15
CHEAP. WATCHES.
The Cheapest Gold and Silver Watcht
IN PHILADELPHIA.

The Cheapest Gold and Silver watches
IN PHILADELPHIA.
@OLD Levers, full Jeweiled, Sib 90
II Silver do, do -,p % 90
Gold I,epjnes. JewelIed. .t... 80 90
Silver do do 10 90
Silver Quarters fine ouafiry 10 90
Gold Watches nlain. IS GO
Silver Spectacles, 75
Gold Pencils, ,.. - 90
Gold Bracelets, 90
Also, on hand. large ass 'r'm"nt of T'ad and
Hair Bracelets finger rings, breast pins. hoop ear
rings, gold pens silver spoons sugar tonCs. thlni-
bes gold neck. curb and f,b chains, guard keys
and jewellery of every description, a, equally low
prices. All | want is a cal TO convince custo
mers.
All kinds Of Watches and Clocks repaired and
warranted to keep good time for one year; old
gold or silver bought taken in exchange.
For sale, eight day and thirty hour hrass clocks,
IT LEWIS LADOMUS'
Watch, Ciork and Jewellery Store, No. 4l33
Market street, above Eleventh, north side, Phila-
phia.
uF have some Gold and Silve, Levers, still
much cheaper than the above pricas
Philadelphia Dec. x6, lS46.--iv
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-15

How TO GET RID OF CARE.-.It you laugh
your cares away, they will be sure to come
back again. II you strive TO drown them, you
will find them amphibious. They will s)awr
in the muddy waters Of intempersnce. and mul.
tiply a thousand fold. The better way to get
rid Of care is to sit down calmly and cody, and
refrct upon the cause of it, II the carse can
be removed zee that il is done immed ,s,ely. If
it arises from any bad habi, of your own, seq
that the habit may be conquered, cos, what eff.
fort il may. II II be an unavC jidable trouble,
then there is only the remedy; Cast your care
on the Lord, for he ca,eth Tor YOU That is,
trust in him. Let no trouble break up your con-
tidence in his goodF ess. Relieve that He " in
at last bring goo'. on; Of evil. aud light out Of
darkness; and ct this comfort you when every
thing else isD s-Bss.ss 7rumpsL
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-15
CITY AUCTION STORE,
M ~ North Third street

No. 81 North Third street,
(NEAR THE CITY UoTEL.) t,-sr
p H L a d = L p II "A.
c. T.. NJ KEY, AUcTIoNEER.
TO COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS.
EVENING SALES Of Hardware, Cutlery,
1 Saddlery, Whips. Boots, Shoes, Hats,
~ i.g Gaps, Gems, Pistols, Clothing,
Watches and Fancy Goods.
At Mackey's Auction Store, 81 North Third
street, near the City RetrL
The attention Of Country Merchants is invited
The Goods will he sid in lots to sui, purchasers.
snd all Goods offered win be warranted equal to the
representations that may be made cf them.
N. B. A large assortment Of Goods at Private
Sale dan. l&. iS47,--ty
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-15

Philadelphia, Dec. 10, 1876. .-ly
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-25
JUSTICE TO SENATOR CoRwIN.

As an act Of justice TO Mr.. CoRwIE, Says the
Ohio State Journal,) we transfer to columns the
following extract from speech delivered by him
at Cleveland on the 18th ultimo. Ii effectually
brushes a caumny which has been widely circu-
lated by the Locofoco press, and under circum-
stances which leave no other conclusion than that
it was premecitated and deliberate
Feow citizens: placard was placed in my hands this
morning, containing garbed extract from speech which
had the homer address the American Senate and cacu
lated msead you in reference TO myself When the Pre-
sdent Of the United States had without the authority Of Con-
gress plunged the nation into the with Mexico il
became my duty, member Of the Senate TO investigate
the facts connected herewith After thorough examination
and reflection, believed that the uncalcd for
unnecessary, and therefore unjust and while stood
ready at all times TO vote necessary supplies for those gallant
and patriotic young counymen Of who noby few
the standard Of their country yet in favor Of mme-
date order the Generan Of the army for its prompt
Withdraw from the territory Of Mexico. And in my speech
the Senate which have already alluded IN showing the
Mexicans powerful inducements for protracted struggle
stated that invading army and the citizens Of weak
and distracted sister republic called upon defend all
they held most sacedhe ground rendered by the
blood Of their sres the graves Of their fathers their mothers
sisters offspring, and their fesdes and stated that
Mexican would meet this army with bloody hands, and
welcome them 10 hospabe graves. And who of you, my
fellow citizens foreign army To invade your soil,
what the might be- would not thus and
welcome them The who cannot respond 10 such n
sentiment is traitor and unworthy Of "A place among
And for utterng such sentiment, to which patriot
take exception, represented wishing my brave
counymen be slaughtered in foreign country this
cradle war J"
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HYpRopuoBIA CASE AT CAMDES.-It will be seen
by the following letter from DIR. FISHER, the at
tending physician, 10 DR.. HALL, of Newark, IN.
J.) that chlorofo-m has proved remedy in the
case of Mrs Burrows, of Camden. which he sup
poses to be a clear case of hydrophObia. The Fs-
Guilty will be pleased to learn that full and au-
thentc report of the case is to be made by ~.
JACKSON, Of Phiadeph ia.-Newark advertiser.
CAnDES, IN. j. Nov. II, ls4s.
received Yesterday communication relation 10 the
case Of Mrs Burrows Of city which his recently e1c
ed 50 much interest She Respectable married LADY, aged
twenty five years. and possessing than ordinary personal
beauty. In August last she slightly bitten the wrist
by unknown dog, which she heard Of after
wards II gave her uneasiness of mind, well
siderable pain times in the affected arm, accompanied with
Inflammation aud slight suppuraion. No symptoms, how
ever the least alarming discenibe until the 9th of
October when she suddenly attacked while sitting IN her
chair with her little family around her
Being the family physician was Immediately summoned,
and found her Of nsensby, TO all appearance
CONSCIOUS Of every thing around her. bucket Of warm
procured in which place her feet she imme
ately gave the vessel violent blow with her foot which
succeeded by spasm have witnessed
So violent about the muscles Of tho throat and dis
phragm that srsDguation appeared to he inevitable.
These spasms continued the night recurring at
intervals Of from thirty minutes After The paroxysm
had subsidized she would become conscious and convesant
frequently tried Ter with through the night and some
times at her own request the taste Of II, in fact the
sight Of IT, Sufficient to produce the spasns.
The next day. Saturday Doct Jackson VISITED her. She
continued extremely ILL., the attacks becoming and
violent On Monday proposed to administer the chic
roto more the purpose Of overcoming the severity Of the
spasms than with any expectation Of producing permanent
relief. The inhaler used at first, tot could do
thing with it. he would bite severely every thing within
reach Of the mouth piece Of sponge suhs
utej pouring the choroiom in il, and then applying il 10
the mouth.
The very first attemp: acted beautifully. As the
pasm commenced The sponge was applied, AID in minute
almost however wild snd aying she may have been, she
would sink down upon her pillow 10 state OF perfect calm
and repose which followed ny return Of con-
scousness So continued ward cr the attacks, and
Tuesday, "Wednesday f.hest, there Of
them. Still the very thought Of water horrible to her,
She is ccavaesceni though much enf.ebed, bn
drink Yet she informs very unpleasant feel
ings produced day ago by her reighbor in
adycr,enty washing her windows Many more particulars
could furnish you bu; the will lie published ty Dr. Jack
have doubt Of lis being OF genuine hydro
phohia. Yours, with respect, L. +. FISHER
DIR. L. A. HALL, Newark
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GANNEI. cnAI.

An extensive mine Of Camel Coal has lately been disco
vered the lsnds Of W. NJ PsrroS on Coal ryer about
thirty miles from its junction with the Kanawhs in Western
Virginia We have had specimen Of this coal on our table
for weeks, and have examined beautiful Jet
made oft
This Coal creek mine is said be the most extensive one
Of which have any knowledge Camel coal is generally
found in connection with common hiumnous COAL in thin
veins Of only few inches but this vein represented DO
from three 70 five feet thick is situated in mountains az
fordng opportunity to diff horizontally into It's side
Another vein is found Elk river in Kanawha county,
equal quality to the FIRST, though thinner It's extent has
been asceuained. This il lands owned by Messrs
BRGpLEr, Of Washington, and others
Still another vein has been found the Kanawha on the
lands Of Mr. STOCKTON This inferior to the other two
veins but valuable
The position Of these mues with the facilities 81 excsva-
ton and transportation to market connected with them pro-
mise early foil supply At reduced prices Of this supee
GOAL Cincinnati Gazette.
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AUTUMN HATH COME AGAIN.
M HER. II. HEATH.
AUTUMN hail come again,

AUTUMN hail come again, ..
Bringing il iengthend night and shorter day,
It's bleak, cloudsun's santed cooler ray,
It's dismal winds, and pronged hail. soft slee and pat
firing ran.
And hoary frsts fall round
And dry epes, which, now, green and bright,
And SO gisenng fair in morning. light,
Are dead andfy understanding DER the cold and frozen
ground .
And trees which were 80 gay
In May swarm sme-in June's soft mellow glow,
Have on heir sturdy limbs the winds cold blow,
Making ulk and armd branch, and yet fast clnging leaf,
all gra.
Yon meadow, too how bare
'Twixt nov, and when the gentle waving grass
Shone in he sun like FURNISHED steel or glass;
nestle here. .
And brds-so light Of wing
Which m bright summer rrd their mornings song,
Accompaniment of brooks which leapt along,
Have now all hushd he sweet notes-een theyd for
got to sing.
Thus flee the seasons by:
First Spring, then summer meekly fall
Then Autumn chill and chee.less Winters pail
And thus years ysars Of Spring, Summer Autumn,
Winter fly.
WASHINGTON, NjvEMBEH, lsds.
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The Eaton (O) Register gives an account Of melancholy
casualty TO young man. by George McCabe, who bad
attempted to load rife but the ball stuck in the barrel He
then took the barrel from the stock, unheached took out
he supposed all the powderand endeayored TO extcae
the bali by heating the barrel fire knded for that pur
pose Upon gancing his eye the muzze TO ascertain
whether the ball had Melted just at that unfortunate moment
the explosion took place. The ball entered his right eye and
lodged in the back part Of the head He survived bot short
time. He len wife and family esteemed and
spcctab' e citizen.
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GREAT Snow STORM AT E.srwARp.-A snow storm
Of almost unprecedented severity for this Of the year
visited New England Sunday night and Monday
ing, Al New Haven tho lay at least foot deep
level Further north there reason believe il still deep
er When the steamer Connecticut left New Haven at half
past 5ocock on Monday evening" the train from Boston and
Hartford due at quarter to o'clock had arrived nor had
any train arrived from that direction during the day Two
locomotives, without any attached arrived about quarter
past p The engineers stated that they were four hours
going from Springfield to Hartford, % miles Their OBJ
ec to break the road in advance the passenger train
II probable that much drilled upon the track in va
places after they had passed. render their abors in
a measure fruiless.
Only eight days previous storm Of amos, equal Sc
verify visited the section Of country, part Of
it. Pretty well for November. --JOurnai Of Commerce
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL INTELLIeENcER

The subscription price Of this paper for year THREE
DoLLARs, payable in advance.
Fortheong Sessions Of Congress averaging eghtmonths
the price will be Two Dollars for the short Sessions One
Dollar per copy.
reduction of 20 per cent Cor oneh Of the full charge)
will be made to any who shall order and pay for at one
time five copies Of the Weekly paper and like reduction
of 25 per cr one-ouh of the full charge any
who will order aud pay for at time ten copies
No accounts being kept for this paper it will not be for
warded any unless paid for in ADVANCE sent any
longer than the time for which it is SO paid for.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC, AND INSTRUCTIONS
TO PoSrMASTERS.
California and Oregon Mails, ria Hqrand, Cha
gres and Pnadud.

LdIy0rllld ana UTfg0h WuiIS, eta Hdrdnd, JHd-
gres, and Panama.
X GORGE LAW, Esq having furnished the steamship
- Falcon for the OF the Government, the public
hereby notified that mails may be for her Conveyance
New York by the LIST of December next Charleston c.
and Savannah Ca by the Sd and to New Orleans by the 7h
OF the same month
The Falcon" will touch at Havana her way to New
Orleans and 20 from New Orleans to Chsgrcs Mail bags
will be New York 20 be forwarded all the points
above named also tor Panama, San Diego Santa Barbara,
Monterey, San Francisco, and Astoria.
The Postrnaers OF Charleston, s. c. Savannah Ga, and
New Orleans La, viii also make up mails Tor the points
stated to placed ia the Of the Aget the Post Office
Department board OF the Falcon, who will place them
in the respective mi, bags made up at New York
The stage for single letters exceeding halt
in weight will be I2 cents TO Havana so Panama and
40 San Diego, Ssus Barbara Monterey San Fan
cisco or ASTORIA without any addition for inland postage in
either case Newspapers and pGnphessea postage cents
each, and inland postage 70 be added.
c. JOHNSON.
Posr orrIck DEPARTMENT, Nov. 20, is4S.
-
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Lanes DIvIDKsD.--We informed that Sands Lent
* Co.'S crcus, open The Of Sh add the
Bowey, New York. has during the past not only paid
the expenses Of their very costly outfit 10 the phg end all
their expenses but that the company have divided sac, 600
profits Judging from their crowded audiences both after
noon and evening, we not surprised at the result
New York Post.
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CONVENTION OF CorroS PLASrERs.-The Charleston
Mercury, Augusta Ccns,ulonaist, and other Southern IA
per endcavorirg get up Convention of Cotton Plant
e take into consideration the depressed condition of the
great staple Of the South They will find that tree trade
IocoEocoism in ueperaI IA at the bottom of the evil
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God speaks to through the countless objects Of HE
creation His law, and WISDOM and goodness are written
the arched canopy Of heaven His voice is stong the
hills and valleys OF the earhwhere the shuless mountain
pcrces the atmosphere Of eternal winter aud where the
mighty forest Auctuaes before the strong winds with dark
OF foliage II is these revelations from God To
mn which break link after link the chain which binds Us to
maeraly, and open world Of spiritual
beauty.
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!. MILITARY ARRANGEMENTS.

Some important movements rave recently been
made by the War Department for the western
frontier Of the republic. The apartments Of Ore
gon and California no and are consolidated
into one called "the third o. Pacific DIVISION"
under the command of Brevet Aaor General PER-
STEER F. SMITH. We are indicted to the Adjutant
Generals Office for copies of tie following general
orders designating these arrangements. The gene
raj order No. "a creates the aird or Pacific dvi-
sion;" No. 55 assigns Breve Brigader General
RILEY, Lieutenant Colonel I'd artillery, to his bre-
vet rank and No. 81 assigns General SMITH to the
command of the Pacific division on his brevet rank
Of Brigadier General. From the established cha
racter Of both these distinguished officers it will be
seen that they are admirably Qualified for the re-
sponsibe and distant stationsto which they have
been respectively assigned.
Gen. SMITH was on Fridaylast in this city, pre-
pairing for his new and important command, and it
is said viii sail from New CLEANS on the 9th De-
cember, on his destination forChagres. The brave
Gen. RILEY has already embased from New York
for California.
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Fms EscArEs.-1he Fire Department Of London is PRO.
yided with long sacks with hoop end, with hooks
attach the sides and s Of the windows The other end
being held in the street. persons packages slid through
them with perfect aud safety. They wound on two
wheeled carriages, ws apparatus which, moved by crank
them up 10 any height.
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We anticipate the surprise with which readers must
learn that in the oyone counties here named the vote for
Gen. Taylor is less than that Of Mr. Clay by 2,l33 These
twenyone hundred votes could have carried the State Ivy
majority fully equal 10 that which has been obtained by Gene
raj Cass.
Let learn lesson from these facshc lesson,
y, that accomplish good and important ends
except hy that vigilance which told is the price
of hberty.n
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 81.

n WAR DEPARTMENT.,
=, ADJUTAST GENERALS OrFIcE,
" " November II 1915.
BY direction of the President Of the United States, Breyet
Major Gen. F. SMITH, Colonel mounted remen assigned
to duty according his brevet of Bdgader General aud will
proceed via Chagres take command of the third Pacific
division. BY order: L. THOMAS, A A. Gen.
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The BANNER County Look at the following
vote in Stanly county, IN. c. Can any county
IL the United States beat it! II so, we should like
to hear from it:

The two precious things this side the grave
puaion and feye the most contemplate whisper may de-
priye Of the and the meanes weapon Of the other
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"WHe said married man, looking Tor his bootacA a'ie'
she was in bed, 81 have place for all things and you ought
to know it," EYES," says She II ought 10 know Wheie
you keep your late hours,
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II is stated that Man JouASSaS, who visited this country
with the Rev Mr. PEaKIss years since, has teen
communicated from the HISTORIAN Church for his adherence
10 the more Evangelical form Of Christianity which be has
adopted since be became acquainted with the missionaries
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Hoe STATIsrcs.-The State Of Ohio according 10 official
returns made by during the present year, has within
It's limits the large number of 1870 III hogs the value Of
which down at ST. 329 493. This since
last year Of liza, 459 hogs
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MoRsoSs.-rwo hundred and twenty FIVE English emf
grants, who profess the Mormon faith lately arrived 81.
Louis and destined for Salt Lake. II said tha, between
three and four hundred their way from Liverpool
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The foundation Of the Spring Garden reservoir water
works a, Philadelphia gave way Saturday, causing great
rush Of WATER which carried away two hundred feet Of
the wall surrounding Csirsrd College.
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r., o) WAR DEPARTMENT.,
w. a. October IL, ls4s.
BY direction of the President of the United States Breve
Brigader General B. RILEY Lieut. COL ID infantry,
signed duty according his brevet rank take effect
the day he relieves Col MASON, LIST dragoon in command
Of military department No. TO-
BY order of the Secretary of War:
L. THOMAS, A. A. Gen.
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"a. !, -. ~ WAN DEPARTMENT.,
' M "a oADhA ADJurAsr GEsERALs OrricE,

October 10, 1913.
In consideration Of the unsettled of affairs in Oregon
and California end of the exgences Of the public service
which may unexpectedly require immediate cooperation of
the troops and employment Of the of the Government
in both Territories, the President Of the United staes has
judged proper that departments 10 and IL shall constitute
military geographical DIVISION be denominated the Third
Pacific Division" The senior officer of the line of the
army duty in the division will nand therein, and give
all orders that may be needful for the service.
BY order Of the Secretary of War
r. JONES, Adjutant General.
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POPULATION CHcAso.-Accordng to the
pe,ed the ls Of September the population Of Chicago
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Rome shall perish-write that word
In the blood that she has split.

Cowper has put thcse words into prophets mouth, and
they the Of universal truth The destruction
in the day Of the boodheddug neither is it the
retiibution Of life for life but is in the fruits Of TIE Dhuman
sanguinary spirit Those in Parisor Paris is long
er France the French abhor abomnaons who advise
send forces Italy, impoverished this nation is say that
the war will maintain ITSELF and that the ravagng Of Italy
will support the troops. What Government If il have any
justice any restraint in it, is tyrannical for such pol
clans K.