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rRREsoLurfoN.

She comes ,oithese still groves; lhear her
And now feel a bolder heart.
The gentle child--why need fear her
She never caused one breast to smart
Tho others---they all gladly greet her
But pass by-occasion flies;
The loveIiest of The stars, meet her,
Yet nc'er to her can lift my eyes.
The flowers all bow, and seem to know her
The birds in merry carols vie
r. llthey their love may freely show her,
All why 30 timid onlyl?
To Heaven how often I've lamented,
The whole night long most bitterly!
But have never yet attempted
The one small word, the" love thee I"
Here every day I've seen her walking,
And here beneath the trees III lie;
Like one in dreams, III still keep talking
And call her my sweet life for aye.
will-ah me oh, woe betidc me!
She's coming now-she'll see me here (;
I'll TO the thicket run and hide me,
There watch her pass and disappear.
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THE ONLY RADICAL CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION!!
FOR SCROFULA.
-P "A M "a q tN a

ar Drakes Panacea ia recommended certain remedy
Not instance Of its failure has occurred when free
used II the disease and at the same time mpars
vgor the whole system Scroul,us persons never
pay much attention 10 the state Of their blood Its
rifcaton should be their frs aim for perseverance will
accomplish Of EVEN HEREDITARY disease.
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SOUUcan.

IL persoas Indebted 10 the sshseriher. 4
~ note or hook account. ere Asssby psli6sd
rsh and settle the same without delay. in ord
10 save Goats 1Taf a. ,RAT. ClEMCN
sunsury, April -, 1876
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Time asd Distance saved!
SUNBURY FERRY,

'v>hE Subscribers having leased tn. SunbuTy
4 Ferry. z leave TO inform the public. that
,hry are prepared to convey Teams Pleasure
Carriages and Foot passengers across the river
with safety and without delay. They have pro
vidrd Themselves with new and commodous
Gratis which will always Be attended with able
aud careful hands.
Persons travelling 10 and from and through
Sunbnryio New Berlin. Lrwisburs. Hartl-ton
and other places. will lind il greatly 10 their al
vantage TO cioss al this Ferry instead Of the
bridges. % they would save from t~o 10 four
miles in distance. JOHN SPECIE
wIIt LEWIS LENhART.
sunbury, April I. 1875 -
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BOAR DING,

TINE subscriber 10 prepared 10 receive and &c.
4 conmodsts q few transient or permanent
B.ardey~. ~ her resld~nce IN Sunbury. The Ia
cation 10 in handsome and pleasant part OF the
torn. commanding fine view Of the Susqurhsl,-
na. Northumberland and the scenery adjacent -
To persons from the city, who wish 10 spend .
affords delightful retreat. { a,itiJ trI :
'li... 80 ANN G. MORRIS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-11
FEVER AND AGILE.

Fever is sl~sss esussd hy dssosdes,y nave
thins that shcumters il Il, East. every kind Of r.
YER is nothing m'ss than struggle hsswseu the
blood end eewuy, huners, aud o. soon % the cor
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-11

WEN, vIDI. vICT-D,. ALIENS vEGE.
v FABLE CuwPOI'>D fu te cue I
DYSPEPSIA LIVER COMPLAINT NER-
VOUS DEBILITY BII.IOIfS AFFECTIONS.
&c. This Medicine ! nfEr,d 10 he public under
the assurance that there 10 m article in exstrnte
having stronger CLAIMS 10 ihsi, c,n.idernti n h.
ing c mrounds'i Ivy y 'eRu,or Graduate ri !. fltr
son l'eRe, Philn-lph y. and = p'actisns phys.
clan "f t~ en'v years s,and e in Phi "lelphia his
lang exp riencr Ia. confl'mrd him in the opirin
tn" q rrmIound nediciue va. rrqu red I, ~. vent
and remedy the d. h'iits'ion p' due i h. rsi np
IN lov. mmsmSiic c'im,ns, and !" c"un'er ct the
pro trai.ng ;nhmnc,s Of IN nv nervous d,-o,derr
with which the human fs'n'ly are afflicted
DIR. ALLEN is q well known IN, siri N. anil
has use. the ahsve medicine in his practice Em y
years with tie m"st astonishing effect, having te--
ted its qualnirs IN aho,s
FIVE THOUSAND CASES.
No mr'lirine ever ivfd more Au''erins re
conme"da'i Nc from ply, y,icians Of cminrn, ,tand
ing than has b. en- i'est"wed on this.
ITS CONSEQUENCES.-A emi"snt Prk...
sor sys:-"l' chiefly a'isrs in I,rsons VII, lerd
either a very srden'sry or irregular life. Although
not regarded fatal disr~s-; y.i il neglect d ~
Improperly ueared. NAV hr'ng on il cur lille VI.
lanrhnly, Jauntice. Msdiiess. or Veitg,, PAS,
and Apoprxy. A Gr a. singuiari'y att n,ant ~,
il is, that il may AID ofir" do continue rrea,
length Of time without any remission oi ih- SYM.
TOMS
CAUSE. Grief snh on. a.iness of m I'D. IN
'~n'e stndy. pr fuse evacua ,"ns, p,crs IN v~rcu.
xce. slvs use al spIri'uou- liquors. =. tobacco Z"
pIum. and o'hes nsrco'i.s. i'm nMi. rate ,rpisi,o,
aver dlsieu,'' Of the stom 'ch, 'fr enry of ~.
scrr'l" of ,hs lie or G srr ju e.. exposure
4, utu aud al p ruuse. .( tk,s ,I,.
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BRONCHITIS A>r''MA Avn DlSEA-E -.
IHE NI\LpT r.,

Th.s ,i--sse, proceed from the s-rio.t, 4.
c uuIi nu'nr. "f IN h.,rh v'ns / let n,rf
'hr ih'n' AID lungs 'i.i I irt them uu. sn,u
'hr, ea""" d'a~ suifi."n' nj, ~ in ,.,p ed"
Dr. sWEErSEk'> PANACEA u eivr ,n,n
dat" relief AID I" make the rnr ,n.ris,t -ni rr
's", ~ sh''it ha ,..,' nue. same ,iuu at Z. I
rec tic -ys'em VI II hm u,nuIs
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The following list shows the current value Of AZ
enpsylvania Bank n ers. The most implicit r.
lance NAV Ne placed upon Il. o. Il l. eUery tUee
arrfu'ly compared with ard corrected from Bict
,ejt's Rep0s,er
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rance,s Runnine Snres. Scsh- anil Bita ,ns
al a drte,n,inrd perseverance, IN ID SWEET
SERS PANACEA. will effect q cure.
FOR II DIGESTION.
0ejrr'ion cf food. Nausrs. v. miiines. Nervous A.
ciirns Billion complaints. He,d A. =. Parn 90
" r, mal" Irregularities D.. SWEETSER'S PA.
NACEA will soon ef; Ct q cus- hut f ahs'ira'a !
ot attended with crIina. fvins pains. the dose
should ~ ictrased, AMI the cure will sow be e
'erir,l. le' nnt the pn en's frig'ten hcmsr've,
with the 'dea tha, ih.y are too We K to take much
medicine; hut hear in mind that this mildly "m...
ting med Gin" put not skne-s into the fame. bu'
met g. riain'y draws w"skn e. on, leaves STR ng'h
:" iis Ice AMI b, giving csmins.tl s'erp q n'q
nd sn npIetue 10 ,elish anv E,od te-ani'na'rs III
whole fram" wi h v'gMm. ac'iob, cea, ing ,h,
nind and imp'uvIne tive sight.
sCROrULA AND GLANDULAR AFFEr.
TIONS.
Srrofuia l. said IN hr hertiaa,v IN" inf.nt = =.
rriving fr. m it, var. nts he seeds Of III dseas
which l. craass witt it's ,en's. If neglected and
| "o' s"tn ed 10 frrqu. NJ pnrifc tim with D..
SWEETsER'S PANAtEA. Tue ela"Is a'e pa.
| .ed IN III. corners Of t'r hodv, a-d nu' "i the
fd,rtct co,nmu ics' on thrir real ue j. snhjec,
| IN which "urh difi"r CO Of "iini"n prev ills
-ufFisrs us ;" kn Nv N Il when in d.scnsrd state
they c,pa le of .r'np Iur fled and Gle nse,l h,
long rour.e f DR.. SWEE Users PAN \
| CEA which reso.s tn m :" sound aud ~ y {,
ac''on Scrnfni us vers"n- rsp rev., pa, 'n, much
" ,s';. e., ,,''"., )" & " .'" W. y" :" a'" '"u" '"
y. rance, ,h.y v IN eve, cur, hprrdrt nv .l,sea.,.
!
! In r,sps cF JACNDIrE ASTHMA JJVEI
CONPL ,IvTS. nc DOLOREUX RHEC
| MA7TSM OR RHEUU5TTC GOU7, q.
E,TSER'S rAN,t'EA r, IN, n. ~, nh
v .x,, Iet. y ,.s .h.s ,,r ~ ,rv -, q ~.
| is :, ant =, IN i @ L. {, I'm ~. r., 4 ,o,k, .
.ur.. -. ,t,in aud ru n,..,
F. ri,..s ,f,b Bl,d Tor n ~ X I,.,, S,r;c.
,yr.s Gr,r,y Ajo,e. p bs F.,,,L, H. ;o,r. on
..r,c,;oys oud Er,r.p. r,.y ',ra,ss n SWEET
| 81, 3 pANCE,,. N hes, rem 4, v., t,.i
,r.o,es IL, thu 1. scr ,r, ,,p. Tn. ,r -, IN
Hi. al uhhh p,,.r.e 20 b.. ah Y. .i,.e,sc. and
", k.,rrr n. III nJ ~ , I'M = ron Z, ,,, ;,.,,,s
.n,h Hs
hmm, hes nj n, Bhod M.reur;oj Tain, W,oh
ness OF He Np ne Fhn"of Bhaod oMe He1d Gid
d nrss. 81 ging nnd Bu..ing M " in he Hem
and Ears ID ~WEE'SERS PtN CEA wii
give ,pri N rel eff N all s.,ee ~ d chrome cases
III" ra!''n's IN at h' ton IN rem "d.d that lar
ger dns's ard pe' observance III 'f'r' rue.
| ] Ch Ws and Fenfs B EOLs F~rers Afrrt:ons
| # HE Fp.s ard Enrs SDo"gy and Bkrd.ns
G"ms Branch npd reerni Conghs a"d C"!6v
ID SWEE SER~ f\N " EA wall Il fund
re'G c,l, sure all cert ,ir N il effects.
|
GRAVEL AND URINARY CnMiLAIN"
Th,rp co,rp ain q ave rpnr,aII, attended wi h
the mos, Grtal on. aupr ard .,r .-Ll.p ~, nr
u.u,lv ,ccom, an, tho n.,isn, ,h.. o,,y. ,',. M
differing the n,,s, exrru, iatinp nam and ,n,ture
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-11

Eryspelas Ulcers Cancers, Running Sores Scabs and
Bles Dr. Drakcs Panacea be too highly extollcd
searches the very of the disease md permanent
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-11
RIIuEMATlSM.

Dr. Dfnke's Paacea is used with the greatest success il
Rheumatic Complaints, especially such chronic II cure
b. driving all Impurities ond foul humours which hav
accumulated in the system, which tho Of Rheu
nasn, Gout, and Swcllngs Of the Joints. Other rcmede
sn.tnles give temporary relief this entirely eradicate
the disease from the system, when the limbs and bone
ere drcaLfaly swollen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-11

these Safes made of boiler ro the inside case OF soap
stone, and between the outer and inner space
ot acme three inches thick and is filled in with ndesruc
tibe material TO make it mpssbilty to burn any
of the inside of this Chest These Snanstone Sa
ananders prepared and do challenge the world to
produce any article in the shape Of Book Safes that will
stand much heat and we hold ourselves ready at all
times to have them fairly tested by public bonfire We
also continue to manufacture large and general ass ,rt-
ment of our Premium Atght Fire Prcof safes Of which
there 500 in use and in every instance they
have given ente satisfaction the purcasers-sf which
we viii refer the public TO few gentlemen who have
them IN use
Haywood Snyder. PotsvlIe Joseph G. Lawton
Pottsviile MI. William Carr, Doylestown, Pa.
N g. Taylor, l29 north 3d ST.; Wright Nephew
Vine st. wharf Alexander Caror, Conveyancer, of
rieert and 9th sts John Nj Ford, % north Sd ST. Myers
Bush, 20 north 3D. ST. James NJ, Paul. 10l s,uh 4th
DIR. David Jayne, south Cd ST.; Mathew T. Miller, %
south Sd and we could some hundreds of other
u il were necessary Now invite the attention IF the
pubs and particularly those in of Fire Proof Safes
TO call at our store before purchasing elsewhere and we
satisfy them they will better and cheaper article
at our store than at any other establishment in the city
We also manufacture the ordinary Fire Proof Chests
very low prices cheaper than they be bought at any
other store in Philadelphia.
DAVID EVANS,
-g. 80 JOHANNES WATSON
Phiiadelphia, April 9, leie-ly
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FOR I>DfGESTION.

Rejrr'ion cf food. N.usrs. v. miiines. Nervous a.
: c,i"ns Billion. complaints. He'd a. =, Parn IS
" r, rnal' Irregularities. D.. SWEETSERS PA.
NACEA vii, soon eff Ct a cus- hut if "hs'ira'r
or attended with or'pina. Avins pains. the dose
should be iicfrased, AMI the ru,r will so"E be #
'ert~d. Lee nnt the parents frg'ten 'hcmsr'vt'
with the 'dea tha, IN. y are too We to take much
mcdirine; hut hear in mind hat this mildly o@...
ting me-, GIN" put MT akne.s into the ffame. bu'
met E. r'ain'y draws w"skn ou', leaves SIR ne'h
iis plrre. AMI h, giving c"nins.d s'erp q n'q
nd sn npue,re 10 'rl,sh anv E"d, ,e,sni,na'rs N
whole fram" wi h v'gm'm. ac,io,,, ciea ing ,h.
mind and imprnvIne tne sight.
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The ApILiTY OF COMMERCIAL NATIONS TO
CARRY ON Wan.-Whi!e the spirit Of war,
says HuNT's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE, is op.
posed TO the spirit Of commerce, we must not
be understood to mean that commercial ma.
tions are on that account the less capable of
carrying on war. Their indisposi.ion TO war
arises not from want of courage, but from
peaceful disposition and a feeling Of justice,
They are not led away BY love Of glory or
desire for revenge. They take a business
like view Of the question; they examine the
debtor and the creditor side of the account,
and calculate beforehand what they shall gain
by fighting. But, when once compelled to
draw the sword, commercial nations are foes
not to be despised Look at ancient Tyre,
that for thirteen years resisted the power OF
Babylon, led on by Nebuchadnezzar /; at new
Tyre-a town built on a rock that for seven
months arrested the progress Of Alexander
the Great; at Carthage, that for centuries con.
tended with the armies of martial Rome and
come TO modern history, and trace the wars
of Venice and Geona, of Holland, and of Eng
land, and tell Inc if commercial nations have
shown themselves deficient in tha, vaor and
enterprise which are the foundations Of sue
cessful war. 1t is remarkable that the COM
mercial city of Corinth supplied excellent
military commanders, insomuch that the other
states Of Greece preferred Corinthian generals
to natives of their own states. May we no,
infer from this that the commercial virtues OF
foresight, calculation, diligence, arrangement,
and perseverance, united 10 knowledge Of
military tactics, laid the foundation OF their
success! But though commercial nations
have been sometimes compelled to engage in
war, and have generally waged it successful.
ly, yet war is injurious to commerce.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-11
CONSUMPTION.

Co2sVNTI CAN cUKEp-Couchs, Catauh, Bron.
chits, Splitting cf Blood Asthma Difficult profusc Ex.
pecoraion Hectic Flush, Night Sweats, Pain in the side
&c have been cured and can be with much certainty
any other disease specific has long been sought for but
III vain until the discovery OF DR. Drakes Panacea Ii is
mild and safe but certain and eicauus its opeIsti H.
and cannot possibly inurc the delicate cpnstuti ~
We would earnestly recommend those afflicted to give it
triaand we believe they will not have occasi to regret
IT, The system ceansed and strengthened the ulcers on
the lungs are healed and the patients gradually regain their
usus! health aud strength. Read the following:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-11

No medicine perhaps has been discovered which
gives much tone to the stomach and the
ton Of healthy gastric juice TO decompose the food DR.
Drahe's Panacea
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-11
TESTIMONY

the lungs healed and the patients gradually regain their
usus! health aud strength. Read the following
TESTIMONY.
PHILA, Dec. 14th, lsl7
DEAR SIR In reply to your question respecting the use
OF Dr. brakes Panacea, will say that although perfec,
disbelever the existence of PAsAcrA or cure for ALL
diseases however valuable may be in certain Conditions
of the SYSTEM sti have believed that foI Consump
me 10 try your medicine in two very nveterate cascs
They were pronounced by the attending physicians be
rrLsoNARY CONSUMPTION, and abandoned By them as IN
euRApLE One Of the had been under the treat
and they said *. had med sS'
combine with Scroulu' and that she might nger for ma
time but could not he permanently relieved In both
the effect of the Panacea has been gratifying Only
she began improve rapidly The other took ab ut ten
win only add that familiar with CONSUMPTION BY
Inheritance and by extensive observation study and
knowing also the injurious effects in nine cases out Of len
Of tar boneset, and other vegetable oncs as well az Of
many Of the eIpecorats and seatives should never have
recommended the Of Dakes Panacea had not been
acquainted with the ingredients Suffice to say that these
are Iecommended by our post popular and scientific physi
the best alteratve tha, las been made The cure is
IN accordance with theory Of Consumption broached In
France few years ago. by one II her most eminent wri.
ers on medicine and now established by facts which
mi. Of no dispute.
To the language Of another, Dr Drakes Panncea In
always sluary its eTectsnever Injurious IL is not a.
Opiaeit is not and Expectorant 1t intended 10 lu
the Invalid into fatal security. II is great remedya
grand healing and curative c'mpound, the great only
remedy which medical science and skill has vet produced
for the treatment Of this hitherto quered masdy And
no persln afflicted with this dread disease, will be JUS,
himself and his friends fhe the grave without
testing its virtues single bntlc, in cases. will pro
duce favorable change in the condition Of any patient
however low"
TO THE LADIES.
Ladies Of pale complexion and consumptive habits, and
such debat.d by those distinctions which fem,es
are liable to, are restored by the of bottle two to
bloom vgor II by far the best remedy discovered
for weakly children, and such have bad humors being
pleasant they take it, II Immediately restores the appetite
strength and color
Nothing can be more surprising than its nvgoratng e.
frcls on the human frame Persons, all weakness and
sude before taking IT, at become robus. and full of
energy unGer its influence II immediate counterac,, the
nerve!essIess OF the female frame.
CACTloN-Be careful and see that you get the gem.
iie Dr. DRAkE's PASAcEA- has the signature of CEo r
SroRR' on the wrapper-and also the "Dx DRAIxs
PASAcEA PHrLA" blown in the glass.
Prepared only by SIoRRs Co.. Druggists No 81 North
Sixth ST., Philadelphia
Agent for Sunbury-H MASsER
Srld also by WM A. MURRAx 4 Co, Danville H. SHAxr
B!oomsbug.
April |, isis--iy
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Manufacture and keep constant
ly on hand, large assortment Of
the above articles, together with
their Patent Improved Salamander
FlRE-PROOF SAFES, which
are SO constructed as TO set at rest
nll manner OF doubt as 10 theiI
belny strictly fre-proof, and that
they will resist the FIRE Of any
Dulllinu H.. ,.,.u,J, aaaa. af
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For ERI1PIIoNs OF THE SKIN.

scurvv. scortm e. .Aaecthns, l'umors. Srr'fu'a o.
xincs' Evi, Whit" Swrllinp-. Ery-i"l,s. tJlcrrs
rance,s. Runnine Snres. Scsh- anil Bits ,i'n'
ni a dr,e,n,inrd persevpranrr IN d SWEET
sER'S PANACEA. will effect q cure.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-11
SCROFULA AND G!.ANDUIAR AFFEr
TItlNS.

Srr,fuis IL said IN hr hernlna,v IN" inf.ni =
rriving fr. m it, par. nfs he seeds of III diseas
which !, craas,s wit, its ,en's. If neglected and
.o' s"h'n ed to frrqu n, w,ri6r tim with D.
SWEETsER'S PANAcEA. Thr ela"is ave p -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16
rElEGRAPplc lSTELLlsENCE.
Summary.

We have received, from an occasional cores
pendent at Washington, sort Of syllabus of the
instructions of our government to the Hon. John
Slidel, on his mission to Mexico, which result
ed in the war with that country. The instruc-
but, as showing the policy of this government
relative to the affairs of this continent and their
intentions in regard to Mexico, from the begin
ming, they are of considerable consequence, as
time will reveal. But of this, more anon
The proceedings in Congress will be found
highly interesting. la the Senate, Mr.. Doug
lass, of Illinois. brought up bill for a new
territorial government for Nebraska, which was
favorably received, and read twice. Mr.
Benton presented resolution for the encour.
agement the purchase Of American hemp for
the navy. Several relief bills were considered;
and the one for the heirs of John Paul Jones
was passed The ten regiment bill was next Ia
ken in hand on its final passage, when Mr.. Cal
houn expressed desire, that the vote would not
be taken until the next day, as he wished to ex-
press his views in reference thereto. Mr. Allen
advocated its immediate passage. to provide
against emergencies. Messrs. Cass, Foot and
Mason also wished to have the matter settled at
once; while, on the other hand, Mr.. Mangum
moved that the bill be postponed for fortnight,
but his motion was lost by vote of % to ID
Mr.. Baldwin, Of Connecticut, then obtained the
floor, and expressed surprise at the urgency
manifested by Senators to hasten the passa ye of
the bill, In the face of prospective peace. At
ter which, Mr.. Calhoun secured the floor, and
moved an adjournment until tomorrow, which
was carried. The House was principally oc.
cupied with two questions the first was
the consideration of the Presidents mes
sage refusing information relative to the m
structions, given to Mr.. Slidell, by tho govern
ment, while on his mission to Mexico, d ring
which Mr.. Root, of Ohio, took occasion to make
a political speech, and pledged the vote of his
State to the friends of the Wilmot proviso. The
affair was disposed of by Mr.. Mckay moving
Its reference to the Committee on Foreign Rea-
lations. The other question, was bill offered by
MIR. Morehead, of kentucky, for an abatement, or
reduction, of the payment Of revenue duties
which was ably defended by Mr. Mckay, of
North Carolina, Mr.. Hunt, of New York, and
Mr.. Pollock, of Pennsylvania; and opposed as
strenuously by Mr.. Murphy, of New York, and
Mr.. Grinnell, of Massachusetts,. Several other
gentlemen addressed the House on the nature of
the bill, pro and con; but an adjournment was
moved and carried, before final action was had
on the subject.
We received from Harrisburg, Pa, the pro-
ceedings Of the Wing Sta e Convention which
organized there yesterday; from Albany, the
proceedings of our State Legislature; election
returns from New Hampshire, and variety of
dispatches from other places-all of which will
mark the enterprise of this department of the
Ne,c York Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16
City lnteiltSssaeS.

TIVE WsAfHss --fsstsrdsy wss ;ndesd ths eoidsst
dag OF this month and nearly II not aults "a cola AZ
any day OF the past winter Tho wind was high ali dav
sna CLOUDS OF dust, which we're lying the streets rem
oered tho DAY very disageeabs Winter sesns TO bays
ana pouring forth Its coolest brsSth
spring mas come Ia, pleasant weather has dsappeared
sad ths chilling blast of winter has come in is r.ead
hs Day wss Tor the most clear and no
OF approaching foul weather.
The GRAND jury THE MODEL ARrnr, - Omit. n
number OF the female Model Artists from Panos
HOUSE nsds their appearance at the Tombs few eve.
since or the purpose Of gsiug before the Grand
jury that an Investigation Of their exhibitions might
oe mad lhsy We're not successful however and had to
ton to that body The proprietor informed the jurv
that he had Suspended operations for few days in or
der to brig out something and them 10
DO present this evening and judge of the of
such exhibitions for Themselves. This will be quite
rich treat for rome Of the members Of that BODY
and 1t feared that for the special occasion the exhibit
ten will be conducted In the chsstsst manner possible
10 those presented few weeks since.
TIME Immed iately upon tbs reception
OF the news of the late sx-Presidsnt Adans DEATH
other resolutions passed. 1t resolved that the
osrs OF both boards Of the Council should be hung
mourning and directions accordingly given to that
enect The keeper of thu City Hall eded to thu
and among other things wrapped the clook in the
cnsmoer OF Assistant Alderman in folds Of heavy
craps 80 that It has since been impossible to
its face, to tell tho hour Thus it ia and muat re
main until the Thirty days have expired
FRA fre broke out about three O'clock vestsrdsv
morning, in the Basement OF the Baptist Church in
Stanton near Forsyth street. which Was put out with
very trifpg dsnage.