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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

AwSIS0 Posrs.-The Common Council OF tins
city have passed ordinance requiring the awning
posts IN Fulton ba re- yalasd upon the same Prn
cp that has been adopted Broadway and other put
De thoroughisres m Nowlork Some Of the store
keepers % ALauuc is said feel themselves much
sggreved ihsi the ordnance rsde regulate
the awning posts Ia their street In IKE manner
FiRE-Abolt t o ,och isst evening fire broke
on, m stable located n Clinton avenue nesr fscifc.
= The DANES. however. were sNt.nguished sitter do
ing tr.sius damage iiis supposed to have been tbs
work q an incendsFy
Tur SrpucrioS CASE An examination was
mad, Yesterday before Hs Honor the Mayor and jus
,,. Garrison OF John Johnston who wss arrested on
Wednesday asst on a charge Of having 'educed young
and beautiful ,rl BY the name OF Elzaeeia vance
From, the testimony OF the complainant II sPpeaf' mai
she s-.t became acquainted with Johnston about nieen
months ago in Albany where in The course 81 month
..- promise % marriage. De succeeded 10 stiHi-hs
her from the path Of virtue and persuadns aef 20 a'
company him Oh this city and living win bin - u.'
~. AZ board nc. house in Brooklyn where ilrl ~
NAMED until September lass when Johnston aoaii.iit
h.r throwing htr upon the world IN delicate sii'a'
D. having been shown ~ the comp ainani o~h 'al'
nt that the seduction took place nearly hiten months
,o before the passage OF the new aN Tor ne punish
rt Of seGaccrs Johnson escapes onsignm nt .n ihe
soto Prison but was held 20 bal m the sum OF ->o Joy
the proper support Of the expected tte rcspon'o'"y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
MoLEsKIN AND SILK HAS

800
OF the 0e-i and fassi quality and most feoeni q
b.ning OIL the latest improvement and oo -,
ceed. These Hats. manufactured expressly ~ !, A.
lishment By he most experienced wofAm-n " :"
offered to ne public A. me reduced rais OF
-FOUR DOLLARS EACH 10
Tie Attention " lhos@ IN pgr.ai. u 40 ess'I'
same 4me economical Hai, 8 respectfully in''e'
HAYE5s stOcs u bas ..
OF ed 30 Brost~sy, e'fn'f ="
WA d Dlssz0w, UsDEETkKEs -"sef"'- -, -
avenue. residence "a Bow cry. Orders ~ -
vii meet viii prompt attention. He has On - -
made everything requisite for furnishing isns .
meuLs procured 81 aay = he Censenes ~ 80 -
city.
~ The Rieheleu' Gold Pens sod ~ -
4 Co. - Wsll-.i are warranted % wear h'sJ'.
Acknowledges ~ b. The best snd chssPs"
God pens made 6, pattern. God pen' re21i'"
SOMETHING SfV.--"y b PAtsER has u.s. "a
ms1ac hlch ~ very appropriately iefhi' = 20 -
everybody, for the year 1870. u 10 crfIeL,
moss gseiu. ilag VI hs kad We have s.st ,~s Es,r~
aIti. Out 10 god season ang eegsa, style 10 -~rsr
Il contains large amount u Information ~..,ssl
The most approved modes q commencins, ". L<sgs
extending business lt"'- 90
OvrR-sHoEs. Gotta PsRcHa. Cosx sets - - a %
Poor Doors The largest ASSORTMENT 70 ~ So
Shoes Of every description Tor lScies, geo1s q D.,
boys and children, a. vel 81 o.n1f - l.a.es
Shoes, and The celebrated Congress boos' r. - ,Sa
gents. 10 BE- found a. BEOOsss Congress Nv
Fslt0a e. six coofs from Broadway. .husss<
~ rr.ces a. low W lower han srJ osaef ~
" he CRY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

VIR6lSIA-The Rictm0nd Republican Of We'd
pesdav make. the result much more doubtful than
7ye have a. any time supposed u 20 be- Hsays F..
According 90 re most acclrAie r.'-I I- - ,
now N possess. q OF our net gain = 5lo- Necessary
10 be gained q the following Counties ret % near
tom 10 give the s,s.e % Gen Taylor -y3 or an ave
rage of - votes % a county.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
To the Friends of Liberty and Justice In Ohio
aud Indiana.

Asa Committee appointed for the purpose by
Friends 81 the Congregational order convened 10
Annual Meeting - Green Plains CLARK County Ohio, on
the 2-th aud 9th 0i the tenth mouth -i- address
YOU upon the subject Of the unjust and niqutous laws
which make distinctions between persons on account
OF color We ssfr with you under sense OF the de-
graded position occupy IN the estimation OF the wise
and good the world oy the continuance OF these
we mourn with you the corruption OF the moral sense Of
our people they engender sud united with you
in s.ur1-i1 With the most deeply ilred portion Of
.l~ c.ur-rvmeu who are rendered the subjects Of 90
much injustice coutumey and scorn by their existence
Impressed VITA these sentiments We desire . bring
into activity such insfrumfnfaty az shall effect their
ann alton To do this al that seems % Us o. be ne
ce=sary 20 and concentrate against them the
mora. sense % the men and women ~ our land We
believe tle politicians who shape the legislation u the
state await only such action of the people shall de-
uonstrafe o. them what j. our desire IN the matter
To obtain concentrated expression OF the public will
We propose that every and woman into whose
hands this address may fall and Who believes ia the
proprety Of srectng the object az which We aim shall
cons der himself or herself especially called upon %
circulate the following or some similar petition, obtain
every name which be had IN favor Of the
ard % thai Il shall be transmitted 20 some member
OF the Legislature A. early day for presentation.
Dear friends, i y0l Will but unite with rs 10 vigor
Gus persevcrng and stimuli sneOus EFFORT 70 ls 10
BE result VINO will be- idle who negligent 10 the
Performance of this hish duty
THOMAS SWAMI caro- ALLEN.
HULOAH REsIEK vALENrsE NICHOLSON.
EasD ho.FkR AcHstH WILLIAMS.
AifH ul9nALL. A. BROOKE
FuE'f 90 PETITION
z se ,el al1 H.se ~ Rsrsse.tI ss % Pc >tl,eqf -
Toe l-i-rsil1rc, resi1eus O. nc safe " @ respect.
fly rerrese1f t-sf t-eFe al Avs mas cs-rcuo,s
between p-rso u color io oe and Ir
lr1ls % bob e sra black, sc hghy inq-i.oq- ard
F- therefore r-cl-y -fq-rsi you Oh repeal e avs
lron or statute SOCK. creating slcl c.unc,ons
al Lftlrs friendly O. the object please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

a MIsIAkE is rHE FIouREs- Mr.
senator soote reached the sest o government nv Vsy
90 Hsrsna and New YORK and having lsit the United
tacs l-t previous O. the election does ult appear -
ID vel informed of The actla STATE oi thing. TIE
a o-t7 q humber cir zens who have u0t expa-rate1
themselves ID the . autie % . said hat Be hs. ~
dsy proved by carefully constructed ts-.e that len
Csss = sfter Al elected ~ ilst one vQte. Ilis Az
nolneeulcut 4r0rded monnsntarY relief . number
of tesnondent Democrats but wren ir came OUT that
the Honorable =. nator founded RS expectations
favorable result uPor returns % oe received from
Glo ga L0u.s.ans and fl1rda be- Eas Unanimously
SO down rs d miserable comforter.
Wash. Cor Commercial lith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
SCIENTIFICALLY TRIBUNE.
DAILY TRIBUNE

For 0ne year slnsle
90 90 4coples. .......,ts....'s ''''''''''''
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FORT OF Notwithstanding
MINIATURE AL~ANsc....r Hs D,r
fts Hs 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
~ VI. Arago'- Lectures on A.frono~y'-'

For one year lby man
GREELEY s. McELiAif
Neag. York, Notesby 8i8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
SULLIVAN co.
ORANGE CO
sCHOHARlE co.
NEW-YORK -lOfcih

~ Van BleH.-. - ts's
Congr,s smith .41sD Hsna0ud. - Walden
WIZ M.-.e -----l h-----...... - n--.-- -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

~ Mr. Wilson. whose delightful entertain.
snts have been interrupted BY his being attacked with
hosrseaess Is now entirely recovered, and after full
filing rs engagements in Boston nex; week will return
70 Ssw-York on Monday week TO resume his Evening.
IN the new Assembly Room, ate Cos.er House Broad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

rs- THl "PIcroRItL NATioNAL LIsRARl, No.
g. has lsi been issued u contains number OF hand
some Illustrations. among which is portrait ei the
President elect beside much entertaining resiing
matter To be had e. Dewitt Davenport. Tribune
Buildings
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
DRs Iom u2pESE
Vegetable Umiversal Pills.

Tie only kno'on Medicine that at the same time
purge Pur.fes and strengthens the system.
.g..i... &c.. ... Losnos, July I, ls4e.
nR. lie ROY'S Pills are q new medicine
which ha. Just appeared, and is fast taking
the places of s'l Others of the same cIss, These
pills are compose,l Of many ingredients. bu, the
two principal ones are Sarsapsrla and Wild Cher
~, 80 united that they act together; the one.
through It's adma,ure with other subs,srces. M.
rifying and purgne. while the other IL s,renpthen
ing the system. Thus those pills are q, the same
time tonic aud opening atrsaleratum long and
eagerly sought fw by medical men, bu, never be.
fore discovered. In othes words they do the work
Of two medicines. and DO il much better than any
two we know OF; for they remove nothing from
the system but the impurities; go that while ,hey
purge they strengthen; and hence they cause no
dcbilita,ion, and are followed by no re.nc,i,n. DR..
lie Roy's pills have a wonderful influence on the
blood, they no, only purf, without, weakening il,
but they remove all boxious particles from the chy e
before It is Converted into huid. and thus make i'm.
pure blood an utter impos.ibili,y, As there ia no
debiitatnn, so there is no nausea or sckncss Al.
tending the operations Of this most ercellcn, Of me-
dicineS. which never strains torlurps the liges.
tive functions, hut cau-es them TO work in a per.
fectly natural manner; and hence persons tsking
them do not become pale and EN- mlciateJ bnt the
eontrsry for while it is the properly Of ,h- Sarsa.
parn. united as il ia with other ingredients, Ia
remove all that is foreign and impure It is eanaly
the properly of the Wild Cherry 10 retain ali ,ha,
is na,ura, and sound; and hence a r5bust s,a,r y,
health 's the certain resu, of their united opera.
lions or Price rs cents per BOX.
Agents for lie Rows Pills,
}. w. FRIIING,
JOHN YOUNG. 'u"'''y'
. NJ. A. McCAY. Norihumberl'j
Augus, cls,. lS47-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
RIetghing Song,


sisiRh,ng Song.
Air--"Some hrs 10 roam"
How swift we 90
Thro' the sparkling snow,
In the mooabean's silver glance,
And on. glad song swells,
While the jinyiing belle
Keep time With our proud steeds' pranss
. And the hollow glen,
Sends back again, ..l
Our laugh and glad ho!loo;
While the diamond srray
Flies every way, ....-.
And the moonlight flashes through.
'Tis cold 10 night,
But these eyes 50 bright,
A glow on the young heart shed,
And these lips that move
To the tones Of love,
With the smile Of pleasure spread;
Then onward speed
While the snorting steed
Shakes the spangles from his mans,
Well join in the fight
or the elves Of night.
And love and delight shall reign.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22

AT LOSS FOR SOcIEry.-'Would you be.
lieve it. aunt exclaimed a psle.faced young
lady of the upper ten.' would you believe it -
Uncle Solomon here. tells me that the ladies
out West actually sneak to the tradesmen and
retail store keepers! They must be sadly in
want of society mustn't they!'
They are so badly fl for society. my dear. a.
your father was when he pulled rsdishes and
rs--paragus for q living, and your mother sold
hem in the old Fly msrket--hs, ha--society
hnmph :
Miss Polly Dolly Adeline fointed. and her
aunt was visible in the next room.-Faci.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
DIG X S ON & G O..
..-......., Third. South side, ..-
PHI L A D e L II a, -
Importers s. Wholesale Dealers In

"IArCHES, Watch Chase and Materials
" Jewerv Of all descriptions, qualities and
styles, comprising all the articles CONNECTED
with the Trade. ,...- .-....~ .,
Clocks. el.... ..... . ...... O. ..........
Dixson 4 Sons Britannia, German Silver and Sill.
ventilated Wares. .r.
Sheffield aud Birmingham Plated Fancy Articles
Rodgers & Sons and Wostrnhnlm's Cutlery, Ra.
zors, SCISSORS, Eraseis, Desk knives, &c.
Ivory II ,ndIed Table Cutlery. lhe finest, medium
and common qualities. ....t. ....
A large assortment Of Gold Pens. ....
Peufccsl Speciacks.
Paper Mache and Japanned Trays. various shapes
and qualiies. at reduced rates .
Gold Watch Cases, Disls and Silver.Ws~, Of all
descriptions, manufactured to order.
DICKSON & CO., having recently removed
into the large and commodious warehouse formerly
occnpied by Messrs, r. A.HHuRsr & SoSs, and
more recently by AsRHuRsr f. RExISsroS. beg
leave TO inform Watch Dealers, Country Merchants
and Others ,ha, they design having at oil times a
large assortment Of Goods, of their own inporis.
ton, which they determined to sell at the lowest
rates.
CT Every attention viii be paid TO the Packing
of Goods, and in the execution Of Orders, the quail
Ties and prices will be fully guaranteed against oil
competition. ........
Philadelphia. June l9lh, ls47.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
HGOyl4S2s&
First Premium Writing Ink.
No. 81 North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

No. 81 North 1hlrd street,
PHILADELPHIA.
EROM Dr.. Hare, the celebrated Professor Of
Chemistry in the University OF Penn'a.
philadelphia, Oct. II, ls43.
"Dear Sir-Having tiled your Ink, | will thank
you to send me another bottle, IS find il TO be
excellent. am yours, truly.
Rosr HAnr,"
From DR.. Locke, Of Cincinnati, distinguished
for his numerous scientific resea rches.
Medical College Of Ohio. Cincinnati,
January II, is44.
Having used Mr. Hover's Wri,isg Ink, ] am
Satisfied ihs, it is the best which has come to
my know ledge, aud especially it is erceten for the
use If Steel Pens, and uiR NOT oovrode them, even
JoHS I.ocKE. Prof Of Chemistry.
HOVER'S ADAMANrINE CEMENT.
Fronr well knnwn scientific gentleman.
t ..Philadeiphis, Feb. ~, ls46.
Mr.. Joseph e. Hoser-Sir: A use Of your Ce-
msnt, aud some practical tests Of its superiority,
hss induced me TO recommend il to others - an
invaluable article for mending China, Glass, Or
Cabinet Wsre. CAmpasLL MeRTIr.
-s-g .rG.- Anaiytic Chemist"
For ssls ., the Mandatory, Wholesale and Re-
tsi,, No. 81 NoRrR TsIxp STRIHr, opposite
Cherry street. Philadelphia. by
JOSEPH u. HOVER,
Nay 90. ls47.-iso " il.e Manufacturer.
AGAREa SeoENYI
TO POTTSvILLE AND PHILADELPHIA.
nERSONS travelling this route are hereby
informed that they can procure 'throush
tickets" by making application 81 the Hotel Of
Charles Wssvss, Sunbuy. A. 2. KAPP.
EsnhunbsFisnd, July sls,, is%7.-d
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
FOR I\DICESTION

Rejection NJ fnod Nsu-ea. Vomiiing.. Nervous A.
rectons, Bilious complaints. Head arAe. Psrnrss,
or Female Irregularities. Dr.. SWEETSER'S PA
NACEA will soon eff,c, a cure bu, if obstinate.
or attended with gripping. flying pains, The dose
should I've increased, and the cu,e will soon he ef
fecieJ. 1e' not the patients frqnten themselves
with the idea TIM, they are ton ~e-k to take much
medicine; hu, bear In mind that this IDLY opera.
ting med cine put not weakness into the frame but
most certainly draws weskns 9. ou'. leave. strength
in its place. and by giving composed sleep a. night.
and sn appetite 10 relish any food re.anims'es the
whole frame vi b vgorons action, clearing the
mind anil improving the sight.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22

A Place FOR OLD MANS There 10 place in
New Hampshire where they never have any old
maids. When a slri reaches twenty nine. and is
still on the ladder Of expectation, the young fel.
lows club together and draw lots for her. Those
who escape 2aya bonus to the one who gets her
There's gallantry for you.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
Trp koussel's eantol
s II AVN g CIR ]
Small quantities given wiihol

>~fs>' o'' y '.''IN
.hll4 Che,nm ST., PHILADE
THIs new aud splendid article, a.
4 notes, is professed q be superior
wing Cream in the United States or /
unsurpassed for beauty, purity and f.
somewhat snslagous to Guerlain',
Cream and other similar compounds.
passes them oil by ibs emnlient past,
Of its lsther, which so sof,ens the bearc
shaving pleasant and easy. II furti
tho advantage over the imported sr,i
freshly pfeps,ed, no skill being wsn,in
ufsctuIs. u. Roussel having had ma
perience in the celsbrsted Lsborstor
Fere Q, Fills, now Rensud & CO., Of P
Besides being the hest, il is the cht
for shaving; At is elegantly put up in
splendid steel engraved labels.
Price $S per dozen, or a7{ cents for
10 shave one year. II is also sold q,
or l24 cents per o., % that eenilen
their boxes flied n EUGENE re
Wholesale and Retail Psrfumsry and
Ter Es'shishmea,. lIS Chssnot eu
Dec. 10, ls<e.- PHMAI
-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
SOMETHING NJ
VNHE Subscribers have the exrlusi,
l. vending ]. NJ. THATCHER'S
Hot Blast Hot Air Go,
~E0D~W

in the counties Of Northumberland, Co
Schuylkill; and from the sncourag gene
already, they expect TO do . large husi
stove is CONSTRUCTED on an entirely ne
and on the only principle tha, IN
good wood and coal stove. The invent
come all the difficulties rha, 50 fIrquen'
other stoves. He has nv his arr,ne,
st,uctsl broiling UrOven In fro
in hreilinc, roasting. frying OF baking n
and aIl the smrll that arises ihsreiron
into the combustille CHAMBER. AMI i
thrown out into the room ID Beside
is an oven only two inches less than th
Of the stove, wherein bakiag or ross
done as well as il can he in the common
This oven is alwavs fi TOR n.e when
heated, ss the whole drsusht OF hot
round II constantly. -.
Public attention is particularly c,
stove. |, can I've seen at our Store snt
lishmen, in North Dsnville, at the zig
Iumhia Tin shop, and at The foundry
& Clement ia Sunbury. where its part
ties viii he fully shown and exp aimed /
wishing TO examine il. .
The Subscribers continue TO have
kinds Of pnrlo stoves, such as radiator
fancy and plain, suitable for all who
With a call; also common sheet and
which can be made in any desirable
lheI with q general assortmen, of tin a
ware. wholesale and Ieiail. Countr
are invited To call and examine our
work cannot be surpassed. and prices
N. d. We can safely recommend lh'
toned stove to rersons who wish TO
good business. The pa,eniee will sell
ty or state nights, to suit purchasers,
sonahlr terms. He OF his sgrn,s may
Danviile, Pa. J. & J.
The undersigned, having seen in e
bot blast hot air cooking stove, inven
tented by J. NJ. Thatcher, certify that
from the manner Of its construction a.
that il is the hest one ever offered To the
arrangement is 80 complete and the CO
judic,ous, that there is saving OF one
and time, in doing any given amour
over other celebrated stoves. In sho
meni il in prsference to all others, &
resson that it embraces every branch
Samuel Garrett, John w Garrett,
field, w F Kitcht n. John VI GRAY, T
Smith Thompson, J ID Hahn, John q
sh Bear, Elias F Cooper, Geo N Rh
Huffman, Henry II Rissel, F II Cs
Dreisbach. Joseph Vankhk, Brooks Z
Danville, March 6, lsi7.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22

CHEESE VERSUS CANNON SHor The great.
est ammunition that we have heard Of lately,
was used by the celebrated Commodore Coe, OF
the Hontevidean Navy, Who, in On engagement
with Admiral Brown, Of the Buenos Ayreau ser.
vice, fired every shot from his lockers.
What shall we do, s;r'' asked his first lieute.
nant; we've not a single shot abosrd-roupd,
grape, canister, and double needed, are all
gone
Powder gone, eh!' asked Coo
No, sir--got lots Of that yet
We had confounded hard cheese round
Dutch one, for desert at dinner to-day, don't you
remember n' said Coe. ......
4 ought to- broke the carving knife 10 try.
ing to cut it, sir
Are there any more aboard !
About two dozen-we took 'em from droC.
ger
'WilI they 60 into the 1s.poundersl'
by thunder Commodore. but that. the idea
I'll try them,' cried the first luff.
And in few minutes the old Santa Msria.
Goes ship which had ceased entirely. was re.
opsned, and Admiral Brown found more shot
fying over his head. Directly one Of them
struck his mainmast ant as il cid so, shattered
ard few in every direction.
What the devil is that which the enemy ia
iring = asked Brown-but nobody could tell
Directly one came in througha port and Kill
led t~omen who stood near him then striking
me opposite bulwnrks. burs: into flinders.
BY Jove. this is too much this s some net
'angled paixhan or other-I don't like 'em at
all! cried Brown; and then az four or five
more OF them came slap through the sails. he
gave the order to fill away and actually backed
ous o: the fight, receiving q parting broadside
of Dutch cheese.
This is an actual tact. our iuformsnt was the
first lieutenant OF Goes ship Monitor.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22

wag one day asked his friend, show many
Saaves do you suppose there are in the street,
besides yourseif" "Besides MYSELF" replied
ne other in heat. "do you mean TO insult me ?"
Well then" said the first. ''how many do you
'eckon including yourself7"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22

LEAvrSo II OUT ALL NIonT.--A ioafer having
cot heavy load on, fetched up against the side
"f a house which had been newly painted. Shov.
ing himself clear by vigorous effort, he took
me glimpse at his shoulder another at the house
snd third al his hands, ana exclaimed. ''weil
hats darned careless trick in whoever painted
hat house, to leave il stand out all night for peo.
pc to run against ~
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22

The Boston Post gives the following neat def
aton Of the word happiness A soft couch by
ere, new novel, pretty wife, dozen cigars
bottle of port, a loose gown, easy slippers, q
'od eonseisRes and squssling baby.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22

PoLiTIcAL PRUDEScg. g.--Wise men say no.
sheep to ask her if his breath tmelt she said
Aye aud he bit off her head for q foe. He
called the wolf. and asked him. He said NO,
and he tore him to pieces for hsttsref. At
last he called for the fox and asked him. 'Tru.
~, said he, I have go, cold. and cannat smell.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22

PENNsXLyANlA.

Ths fhlhwine lis, shows the curren, ts,ue Of all
'snasylvsnis Bank Notrs The moN implicit r.
lsnce may he placed upon Il. ~ Il 8. erery speek
carefully compared with ard Corrected from Bick.
nellie Reporter. ,. r.F
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
MOUNT VERNON
(!;|R E. E..
HH0CUEayH

05 North 2d ST., bet. Arch a. Race sts.,
Phi a d G lphia.
DRADY & PARKER respectfully inform their
Id friends and the public that they have taken
the shove named house, recently KEEP. by ]. 8.
Adams, and are prepared to accommodate cus,o-
msrs in the most satisfactory msnner and atrea.
sonable prices. t
Their table win be supplied with the best vsri.
city .he market affords-their parlors and sleeping
sp,rmens will be IN the best order. The house
has been thoroughly repaired and furnished with
view 10 the comfort Of travellers and Stranger.
Having had several years experience in the
business, they hope 10 give general satisfaction,
and respectfully invite travellers End strangers 10
give them . call. BRADY d PARKER.
PhisdslPhis, January 10, 1857 u