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The TOBACCO CRop.-The following
communication comes. to us from an intel.
.ligent gentleman, who is, from lis business
relations, familiar with the subject, and a
recent trip through a large portion Of the
State, and his knowledge. of the trade,
have enabled him to write. reliably in re-
gard 20 it. We are advised from other
quarters, that the crop which will be brought
TO market this spring, will be superior in
quality to that of any previous year.
It is hoped that it will bring a correspon.
ding price:-(St. Louis Republican.
; Messrs. EDrToRs: I have recently made
a tour through some of the the principle 10,
.bacco growing counties Of Missouri, aud
had frequent opportunities Of examining
carefully samples of the crop now being
made ready for market. have also seen
many samples Of crops grown in counties
which | did not visit and was particular in
my inquiries Of the planters from different
parts Of the State, concerning the article.
From all ] saw and heard, ] am led to be-
iiere that the crop Of tobacco now In hand
In Missouri, is the finest for manufacturing
purposes that has ever been produced in
the State. This appears to me an item Of
information Of some Importance TO the u,an-
ufacturers abroad, and 1 would be glad If
sou would publis. the facts, remarking,
that the season for priziDg, &C., having
been very favorable, tobacco will find its
way TO market this year much earlier than
usual-say in March and April. At that
time, the market will be fairly open.7-r
BOONE.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

u. The End No.o Of, the "Western Jour.
nEi' has been received. and fully s~ustains
che anticipations produced by the LIST. II
contains a number Of original articles on
the various branches of agriculture and
Manufactures, in the Mississippi Valley.
together with several very useful CONNER
cial tables. Merchants, Farmers and Me-
chanica, should feel interested in sustain
ing such 9 work.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

AB%oLIsEIEc H SABBATH.-Some o ftIre
AbeGtioHistsd Boston ara moving lin the
matter Of sbolisfnngs the o~bservaaee.o f the
Sabbath, which thsyseall SO popular inpo.
G~ition.' T>t:r n..c- H-i
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so DEAR" blubbered out an urchin, who
had, just been suffering from the application
of the birch. 80 my! they tell me about
40 rods make a fuslong, but ! can tell a
bigger story than that. Let un get such a
plaguy lickin' as ! had and they'll find out
that one rod makes en- ocher."
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

u In the House Of Representatives, on
the 14th instant, a motion was made by Mr..
Thompson, of Mississippi, to expunge that
portion Of the infamous amendment o. Mr..
Ashburn of New York.. to a former resolu-
ton, which declares "thst the war was un-
necessarily and untoistitutionally begun
BY the President Of the United States."-
This resolution was voted down. BY a m%ajpri-
ty Of nine votes, about the Wing majority in
Congress. Not abashed at the direct falsi-
ty giventO their actions by their words, they
seem determined to give. any vote, and act
out any course contradicting that vote, re-
gardless Of their WI veracity and consis
tency, or the honor and welfare of the coun.
try, so they accomplish thek object in
their W minds Of censuring the Presid ent
Nowif they believe what they say in that
vote, that the "war was unnecessarily and
unconstitutionally begun BY the President"
do they not gise the lie to that belief when
they refuse to withdraw the army by a vote
Of three to one? If they believe that vote
10 be correct, are they not morally and re-
ligiousiy bound to vote 10 more supplies TO
prosecute IN "unwholly and Ubiquitous
war;" thus "unnecessarily and unconstitn-
GiOnally begun by the President In the
one case they think they can cast a stigma
upon the President, bat only heap odium
gpan themselves that will sink them ire
trievably in public estimation, and weigh
down the political integrity of their child
rem and their children's. children. While
upon the other hand, they liavn't got the
moral courage, (admitting they believe
what they say in the former vote, } to brook
tbs current Of public opinion, by withdraw.
ing the srmy, and subjecting themselves to
the just indignation of the American peo-
PIE. that would be sure to overwheIm them.
They scrpPle at no Inconsistency, and
:sA0GHov any monstrosity, in their eagerness
to csnsure the President, but fail to reduce
their votes to practice, lest they are s,caI-
LoDsd up themselves, in the odinm they
would produce by their W 'sdirty work"
Sale d the Saturday Courier.-This
we'll known journal was sold on the 9th inst.
for the exceeding low sum Of $4,000
The value Of the Courier was thought to
have been seriously impaired from. the fact
that Mr.. McMakin, one Of the proPrietors,
haa issued a prospectus for new, large
and cheap paper. He was the only bidder
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
RIGHT ABOUT.-The Republican q

RIGHT ABOUT.-The Republican OF
yesterday, wheeled back again into tie
Viii. line. After running up the Taylor
flag, and by emitting all notice of a Nation,
al Convention il. connection with the sub.
jet, creating the impression that it would
support Taylor as a "apontaneous com.
bustion" candidate, Gas eastern papers
phrase the "no-perty" movement,) it has
at last seen the error of its ways, and re-
turned to the party machinery which it was
SO much disposed t" denounce. 1t has
gone now to the other extreme, and, asserts
that Taylor will be defeated unless he &C.
'cepts the Wing nomination, { which he has
said he will o accept,) and tl,st Clay
can't be elected any row. This must be
very consoling to the Wligs:-uhey can't
eject a man identified openly with the
Wing party, nor one who stands aloof from
them, unless he submits TO such fatal iden.
What then should they do?-
{ st. Louis Union. ia OIL.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

The communications of HA DEMooR4Tn"
and "CuIvER," came to hand too late for q
place inithiiss weeks paper: They shall aP'
pear in our next.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

IL We give place this week to the pro.
+ceedings of the Lincoln county meeting,
end other matter So. a.;
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
FROM MONTEREY.

I'VE hsysthe MoaffsyfEastk q shs Oh
and latA January. 81 heyseostd u 10 qsvs.
Fhs e4ssHs II. ~govsrnas CD. Tsbatt. Is
Justly sse,i.ed the,;hsak,snd var%aTa
tIIde 6f AFT TIE citizens for fis f1defarfgSabfa
and soiidier-like conduct. We do not be-
lieye there is city in Msxicom9re wisely
and humaneiy governed.
The Gazette gives an account Of the
co&afdiy murder of Dr.. Hardy Of Lonisi-
ana, BY some ranchcros, whife-he was-er
gagediia attending the sieklst CsddsilaJp.
Gen: Wool; in an,order:dated 10TH Jahua-
ry, compliments Major Bragg'i Artillery,
the companies of the LIST and Cd ,Dragonns
and l6thatnfantry, particularly tile ~la4tsi;,
for their fine and as"ldierly appearance lat
review. IN. o. Delta;S So. :s'ia: 90 90 Il
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

ARTIFICIAL ARNs.-An Ingenious artisan
Mr.. Van Peterson, Of Paris, has attract
ed the attention of the learned and the
pliIan,hroPic, by a%ningonious model Of al
artificial arm, which moves with the same
case as the natural meinber-with the same
precision and raridity. An old veteran,
WHO had lost both arms in wa, having em-
ployed these ingenious contrivances, was
look ID at with eager curiosity, as he car
r,ed his glass to his mouth and replaced il
again on the table-as he picked up a pin
or folded q sheet Of paper.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

r-Tke next Democratic Stste Conven'
ton will be held at Jefferson City, on the
Atb Monday il March next.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

From ~Socor0, .New Meriro.-We have
received intelligence from Capt. +. II.
Shepard, Of the 18th December. lie was
at the town Of Socnro, in command of
his company and Capt Barnes. in advance
of the remainder of Col. Eastoh's battalion.
Capt. Barnes was sick at albuquerque,
where he had remained since the 26lh Oc-
tober. The weather was mnclr colder than
at St. Louis, aud the troops will probably
winter in their tents. There had not been
any rain since the LIST of October, and bn,
two snow storms. All the men in Capt.
Shepard's company were well on the 18th
December, when M5jor Walker left Socoro
to wait apon Gen. Price at Santa Fe, for
orders.-(st. Louis Republican .
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HORRIBLE MyRDER.-A most afro

HORRIBLE MURDER.-A most afro
'cious murder was ~eornmittrd few days
since on Indian Creek. in Washington
county, near Merrimac river, in this State.
! 1t appears that a Mrs. Wright had made
some remarks ia reference, to some young
,nen, living in the neighborhood. Three Of
|,lle men visited tie house and found Mrs
w: alone-they beat her most numerically
and left her lying on the floor in an almost
~lifeless condition. Theytiien left the house
but soon returned and found 'Mr| Wright
at home. Mr.. w. seeing them approach.
ing the house, took his rife and went on
to meet them, when ous Of them named
Patton, picked up o stone, threw. it a
Wright and knocked him down; then kick
ed and beat him until leikilled him. They
then drew the body some distance into tn.
woods, COVERED it with bushes and burntit
About a week afterwards it was fhuno
burnt so as hardly to be recognised. Mrs
Wright was found lying upon the A 'or 8
day or two after she was beaten, hardly. a.
live r' .'.' seq - d: .
One Of the three men had been arrested
but Patton and the other are still at large
list. Louis Union. u!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-20

Notice

To the heirs of Thomas May bury, decd
NDY virtue of a certain writ OF partition and
Id valuation to me directed, an inqu'sltion
VIII be held at IL o'clock A. NJ. on MONDAY,
the 5th day of JUNE, ls4S, upon the premises
of certain tract of land in Rush township, Nor.
thumbrrland county, surveyed on warrant dated
June 22, 1873, to James Dots adjoining lands OF
John Hursh, Lewis Vastine, Benjamin Vast'ne
and others, containing three hundred and twenty
acres, more or less, to inquire whether the said
premises can be SO parted and divided to and a.
mong all the heirs and legal representatives OF
the said deceased, ito wit Sophia Jolly, Mary
Ely, Charles Rex and Lydia p. his wife, John
Thompson Executor of Rebeeca Jolly, decd Re.
becca lie Due, Administrix Of Mary Rex. deed,
heirs of Thomas Maybury, deed, Rebecca May
bury, Warren Jones & Elisabeth his wife, Viii.
liam Harrison g. Anna his wife, William Harris
4 Susan his wife, John Boyd & Jane his wife, and
Sarah Ann Maybury, who are the heirs Of Viii.
loughby Maybury, decd, who was one Of the
heirs Of Thomas Maybury, decd as in said writ
commanded at which time and place the aforesaid
heirs are hereby warned to be aud appear if they
think proper.
THOs A. ELLINGTON, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Sunbury, I
April %, 1873 }6t
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SsrIE.g1EiS 81 GEssNgGN'S
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS,
NOE9S GiseSylNt street,

South East Corne, Of Eighth st, PHILADELPHIA.
ENORTRAIrS from the smallest breast. in to
81 the largest SIZE, sinply or in groups. The
Pioprietors are warrsntrd in sIynC, that their
work has gained reputation second to none in
the world. Extracts from the Press:
"liie.like in the expression, chastity correct in
tte shading g.--Ls8ger.
The ait has arrivel Of great PERFECTION. and
none nrders,lnd it better than McClees & Cor
mon. Baltimore E3s.
"Admirahle noting n exceed their exquisite
irlicacy."- T. S Ga-stte.
Fxusci from the report of the judges, at the last
fir Of he Fr ;nklin Insliru'e "Dagueneotyp
in tbs dej arimcnt there are some very excellent
spec m ms in the tx hi,inn. and the Judges think
tie, see a progressive Improvement in this branch
the ar, They have not I. commended an a.
ward in f.vor uf anv Of the competitors. hut are
p scl T. rank a. first ia order, The collection Of
NcCLEES & GEiiMOIi, as containing the lar
g.a ,unber cf superior specjmsi5."
hIl delpha, F,b 10, lSis.-6m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-20

PRoGR Ess OF THE REVOLUTION IL ST Do
MlSco--FIeHrISG BEGUN.-The reports of
another Revolution having broken out in st.
Domingo are confirmed by the arrival at New
York of the brig Elizabeth, in 2l days from
Marigoone. 1, brings Intelligence that
THE people, throughout the whole extent
of the Island, were arming agains. the gov
ernment. The nigh, preyioas to her sailing.
an army was assembling at Mangoonc, to
which was 10 be joined another force of in-
surgents 1000 strong, raised at Jacmel, and
both together were to give battle TO the Gov.
ernmcnt troops. The people appeared TO be
much exasperated against the President
"While lying about forty miles from Mari
goone, during calm which occurred the day
after her departure, Capt. Williams heard du.
ring the entire day the sound of heavy can
non, believing that the insurgents and govern
ment forces had met, and were fighting near
Port all Prince"
The insurgents are the mulattoes, the gov
eminent having sided with the blacks and
allowed their demands of the abolition oi
the Constitution of 1916 and the restoration oI
that of 1916.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-20

RHEUMATISM AND GoUT -Wrght's Indian We.
getabe Pills are most extraordinary medicine
fer the cure Of Rheumatism and Gout, because
they not only cleanse the stomach and bowels OF
those morbid humors, which if taken into the
circulation ard thrown upon the membrane and
muscle, are the cause of the above painful mala-
dies but they excite the absorbent vessels 10
take up that which is already deposited, aud
therefore are absolutely certain to make a per.
feet cure of Rheumatism and Gout. A single 81
cent box Of said Indian Vegetable Pills will Of
ten give the most astonishing relief; and perse,
veranse according to directions will be certain
to drive pain of every description from the bo.
dy
Caut'On,-To avoid counterfeits purchase from
those only who can show certificate Of agency
representing the landing If Wilnm Penn: an
compare the labels on the box with the fac s-milet
on Tho certificate. To to genuine they mus, b,
eI7otly alike, signature and all. Bewafc Of c6un
feits aud imposition.
o. Tie genuine for sale by IIESur MAssru
sole sgent for Sunhury. snd other agents, publ h
ed in enother part of this paper
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I q p e. E1--. e E791 .Cs'ss-S @
CITY DhGUERREOTNpN
ESTADLxSEELE

=
No. 100 Cacsnm street, doors a5ovs Cd SOAK
side, PHILADELPHIA
FsSflE subscribers, proprietors of th, oldest
I Establishment in the City OF Phiiad.!phia
brln. founded in 1910. would call the attention
OF ths pubIic to their recent grcGi aWd %2paerfui
impairment in taking DagueGrcUtype Portraits
SKY LIGHT PORTRAITS The subscribrts
beg leave 10 suhjoin few of the notices ih"v
have received from the Press tn: oug holt the
country, in relation 10 the improvement ih"y
have made in the introduction of lights ty which
the full and clear expression OF th- Eye is obtain.
ed more perfectly than heretofore.
From the North Amercanl
Tie neutral cXprcss N of the eye by Mir c lnH' new
# inr ducng the light, has been st distinctly
levc ped well MS al! the lights and shades nds cTS
BE - perfect likeness
from tie Saturday CJuricrl
The Mcsi.s {, have certainly CHAINED lie eye, in
better pcrlcc;I thtn have il elsewhere; end
this s!Ter rts together with the c!eaness dsinctncss
thy O adnira'n not only aS likenesies, bat Of
From the Harrisburg Unionl
We examined specimens # their ikcncssCs wien Ia ~
city The other day. 'i found them to i.css all the beauty
craving, which is something unusual in naguerre1typcs-
This is Obtained by the INTRODUCED Of light from above.
us.uad Ci tAc side OF the gallery.
from the BItm Clipper
The m st important improvement in the Nagucrrial
art is one by the NcsSrs. Collins Phllaieloh1 and
siss in different manner of introducing the Hight, and GER
tan ndap,i1ns of the instrument. We have O!
the portraits which they have executed and they have the
dsnencss and beauty of fine engravngs. They
pecay remarkable in giving the proper maura! express
sion Of the eye"
From section of the country where our pictures
have been they have received similar aering nlt-
The public generally invited TO visit Galleries
pr batly the most in the world and Judge
| themselves Of the truth of these notices.
! Philadelphia April Is, lSis-
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PHI A ID T. l. p II | A
7EECrSAr, House.

Esiabished Il gears a5;s, By DR.. RlNKELTf.
The ole-'. snrest and lest hand to cure all forms
of seer disease, diseases of the skin and
sol,t nv habits of youth, is
DIR. KIN X f. l. N,
y. W cJrne- Of 81 and Union SIS. beiueen Spruce
and PIN, /! squares from The Exchange.
NTOCNG MEN! if Won value your life or yor'
81 health. remember, the delay Of a month"; nav.
even a week may prove your ruin. both OF body
nrd mind Hcucc lc, no false modes,y deter you
from making your case kuown to one Who, froU
turaton nd responsibility, m alone htr'end YOU.
lie who places him elf under Dr. klNkELlNS
trcaimrnl, may raiieiuusly cenfJs in his honor %
gen leulu, and n nbo-c bosom will be foreret
locked the s.rgei of the pa;.nf.
To, man. think ihdy will hug the secret t' Their
own hearts, ara cure them civ :, Alas how NJ
ten is thic a fad lulrsicn. and how manv pro-
missing yourp nan, Who N ghi have l'een an crns
,,,r,f Ia s,s,,ty has file, fom the earth
COUNTRY INVALIDS,
finding i, iusInv, nisnt 10 make PEI son Il apin~
csp. l., stating their explicitly, together
ui,h al heir eyu p'oma, (pS' ter Post.pid have
f,,ua.tc! tn lhem a chest con ainLg DIR. rs me
,,irl.r.. atpr"prsteh accordingly.
VltSacc- uf NJ ilciucs forwarded to any part of
IRE ru'i-, Sistts at q monent's noIcs.
E-T' ro-T. ram LETTERS, add essed 10 D.. KIN.
Rsriv, PhAadelp' ia, VII be promptly attended so.
Or. &',b lSij.-ly -.,
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N n " " 4 " ~

In this place, on Monday evening last, by
the Rev. R. A. Fisher, Mr.. HIRAM PRIcE to
Miss MARY ANN MARTIN, all of this place.
In Lewisburg, on Thursday, 18th inst, by
Rev. Mr. Lee, Mr. ANTHONY DEsHEY, of Dan
vile, and Miss MARY NEsHIT, of Lewisburg.
On the 4th inst, in franklin township, Co.
lumbia county, by Rev. A. Britain, MIR. JoNA.
FoRTsER, to Miss MARY ANN CAMPBELL, OF
Cattawissa.
By the same at the same time and place
MIR. ISAAC F. KLINE, of this county, to Miss
MARTHA B. FoRTNER, of franklin township
Columbia county.
In Danville, on the 4th inst, by the Rev
w. T. Bunker, Mr.. o. II. P. KITCHEN, of Ber
wick, 10 Miss MANY CUsrUs, Of Dinville
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-20

AIOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad.
v ministration have been granted to the sub.
scribers the estate OF Charles Geathart. deed,
late Of Rush township, Northumberland county.
All persons having any claims on said estate, and
those indebted to the same are requested TO set
tie their accounts without delay. The subscri.
hers will meet for that purpose at the house Of
the Deceased, on Monday the 22d Of Nay next,
of which persons interested will please take no.
tice. JOHN GEARHARI, Jr, OF Rush,
WIN, METTLER, Jr. OF Augusta.
April is lSiS-6t
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GYESE g. SON.
CHALLENGE! CHALLENGE

yEIlIE CHALLENGE I'VE have ohserv, d ve-
L ~ rniieut'y for a wear past the fevered al.
Temps hy sore Of rur fa'erni'y to force a rrpu.
tarion which 'hsir rofessi nal skill alone must fail
20 give them. And we would continue our silen,
.'cred merit, were it not more than p, ohahle that
this species cG iaalar,nade may divert the public
eve f. ON candid examination into the merits Of
,bu mui;Iud' uf rof, IN the Daguerrean art.
We would ser merit seek an honorsb publici.
., and thereby y in for Itself golden opinions; but
,ye ii pise tha. m arabic chicanery hy which
p"r" pr'tence gains an ovation over genuine
~n,ta. II is to make his u',ing ambition over.
le p i3srli oi wihdraw is spurious claims tba, we
uow uvspl-s On is fancied security by throwing
the C'o,c G,t ar honnrahe test If skill Our gage
Is S5O0 that the average OF given number Of da-
gurtrrnivrr- execu I'd at the Daguerrean Gallery
Of NJ p. SlMONS, l79 Chesuut sifret, will exhi.
bit ere tie. amount ot pfrlrcton IN the art thsn
an, siaIar average number ir IN ary oib'r gale
80 IN 'h- Il. tied = a'e-. This |, no idle bo ,s,---
we m an what ne say. We are dcsirou, that the
pubic should Civ their patronage to merit not
tTc'case,
We !: Investigation, free, rigid, impartial in.
,e I.,;uu. We have thrown the ginve. VITO
/ will pick it upl Nj. p SlMONS,
. l79 Cn-sl at st, nri es,'e Snle House, Phad
n y. Il VIII tie unlcrs,o hv country
f'eud-. thai r'e above challenge has never ye,
ten aCctp'ed, and we also wish it undeTst 'ol.
tina, Sc d.d nnt Intend to IN Ike hy this wager, as
wc hdv" nlrrady ,x,r sscd our Intention 10 apprn-
Ira,e the prze to some charitable purpose
AZ. r. S!MONS
Plilllc',l.ia, F,b.l0, IS!6.-3n.
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PhiIa., Reading, and POttsviiic
Rail Road.
s:f1s tffsa. 5fss1lS7Ra1 5fss1lS7Ra Al
.str-sss5s- ss75s- 1f7735f fi5l5}535t.5t AEsf+
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
NHANGE of Hours. and two Trains Daily
q each way, except Sundays.
On and after Monday May lst, 1915, two
trains will run each way, daily, between Phila
and PottsvIle
MORNING LINE-ACCOMMODATION
Leaves Philadelphia at y A. NJ daily except
Sundays.
Passes Reading at lO.45 A, NJ,
Leaves Pottsville at 7! A. NJ, daily except
Sundays Passes Readlhg at 10 A. NJ.
The above Line stops at all way stations on
the road as formerly.
AFTERNOON LINE-FAST TRAIN
Up Train D0,ca Train.
Leaves Philadelphia at Leaves Pottsville at 2
90 daily except p, NJ, daily except
Sundays, Sundays
Leaves PhGnixville 345l Leaves Sch Haven,2 81
Pottstown, 4,i3l u Port Clinton, 90
" Reading 500 Reading, 3 so
Port Clinton, 543l Pottstown, 4 30
Sch. Haven, 6.l0 Pheaixville, 5 90
| Arrives at Potts Arrives at State
Vile, $50 Road, $50
The afternoon train will stop only at the above
named stations. Passengers for other points
must therefore take the Morning Line
Depot in Philadel phia, corner of Broad and
Vine Streets No Passengers can enter the Cars
unless provided with Tickets.
! NOTICE-Fifty pounds Of baggage will be
allowed to each passenger in these lines and
passengers are expressly prohibited from taking
anything as baggage but their wearing arpare
which will be at the risk Of its owner. Nc
freight will be taken by these lines.
By order of Board Of Managers.
S. BRADFORD. Secretary
Msye isis.-u
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Pictorial Edition Of I'sutsigne's
ErC:t NHOrii Oal tEie reformation

nF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY IN GER.
" MANY, SWITZERLAND, &C.-WIll be
published oE or about The lst Of April, ISIS by
JOS. \ Spell, No 90 Cherry ST above 9th,
his splendid l2mo edition of The above named
work, With Is engraved Illustrations from orl-
sinal designs; vols ia . bound IN extra cloIh
aud library sheep.
The publisher respectfully calls the attention
of the Trade and the lubhc generally, 10 th's
work being the only illustrated edition published
in the United States--lle trusts that the beauty
of Its embellishments, the strong aud substantial
manner in which il is bound in conjunction wiin
the known popularity of the work itself, w'II be
a sure recommendation 10 public favor,
JOS. A Spell, Q6 Cherry Il above 9th
ia has also lately published, a new and
beautiful Edition OF Sergeant Bells Raree SHOW
suitable book for children, neatly done up IN
extra cloth.
Philadelphia April /, ISIS
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'Ttn.e and distance snyet!
esyrNRgTE2 " TER ~,

FssHF subscribers having LEASED the Sudbury
Il Ferry, beg leave TO i"ioIm the public, that
they are prepared to con'ey Teams, Pleasure
Carriages and Foot passengers across the river
with safety and without delay. They have pro
yided themselves with new and commodious
crafts, which will always Se attended with able
and careful hands,
Persons travelling 10 and from and through
Sunburyto New Berlin, Lewisburg, Harleion
and other places, will find il greatly TO their adj
vantage TO cross at this Ferry instead of the
Bridges, as they would from two TO foui
miles 10 distance. JOHN SPECIE
LEWIS LENbART.
Sunbury, Arril I, lsig