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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-06

That flow for the sorrowing spirits relief
Like summer f,wrs they pass'd away,
Aud wl,heri in the dawn Of day,
The smile That lighted up the heart,
HIS pnss'd away; and ~ depart,
the JOYS, AMI sorriws, smiles and tears,
That FIRM the rolling Years
All, all on earth must aud fade,
Sire md son, matrnn md maid,
On every age, IN every land,
Death Lnrls his never resting brand.
But still the Of hope does she'd
His silver radiance over head,
And breahes into bursting hearts,
The truth that God himself inparis.
Seek him! oh seek him! great his power
10 soolhe the soul in sorrows hour;
His arms are open In receive
All those who in his truths believe
Ills essence truth, his power love,
Bv these alone he rules alovc
Would that they ruled DER earth md sea-
Yes, then country would be Free
Dear Ladies! word To ,au all Ger we part;
- the sun To the earth, YOU IL N, heart;
"nr Smiles are It's sunshine, Your its gloom,
Your presence nv heaven. Your absence nv tomb
All what would the wide world without thee appear,
II III, lips did not breathe, their soft accents 50 dear
And thy cheek did not glow with the ardor of love-
i'romn'iean like, ta'en from the heavens above.
Oh! what tell me what dark passion rcprcss,
Lake the s"i'en'ng touch. OF thy winning caress,
Or what can unfold, all the virtues that DWELL
In The bosom OF man, like thy soul stirring spell.
Oh! say no, that man is the Lord Of creation;
That no regns on tho earth, that he governs tho nation;
When woman's sweet smile with its soul-srring thrill
Can bend the proud King to her Zee, and her wills
Or when the fond tear, cnn the monarch dissolve,
And lead him AWAY from his sicrnest resolve.
All Hail! TO thee, mans chiefest angel Of light,
Supreme in your ovcliness, goodness and might,
Accept OF my praise, nor rcpress my advance,
iint give my poor verses tho light If Your glance;
II yc will but do ths,-my poor epic will Nv
10 the ends OF the earth, and then pass the sky;
For much unto woman by God has been given,
Tim. tho omd but OF earth, hears tho impress Of heaven
lie assured tina. what have told you is true
30 my Epic dedicate truly to you.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-06

High waves our country's flag again.
SANTA ANNA flies; and Acstecs towc
And Monteznmn's halls and bowers,
Arc startled by strange sounds that !
Beneath her domes, and fanes aud 81,
All Hail! brave band ye heroes all,
You started At your country's coll,
Aud carved your way through blood and fire
Thro' Acstccs ranks, and walls, and ire,
And six successive battles won,
With fearful odds, cen four to one;
And stay'd not in your fearful path,
| Abating nothing OF your wrath,
Until yc drove the fleeing fee,
| Tar from the walls OF Mexico,
And revell'd in the fairy bowers,
Meath nionteznma's halls and tow'rs.
Yes! this is "glory." Yet it seems,
The sun can never send his beams,
10 melt our heart, and glad our eyes,
Blu, some foul miasm will arise,
Let loose by that same bamy air,
10 scatter death, and dark despair.
would that could seal nv heart,
That might not its ihoushis impart;
Bat still in host on host they rise,
And cloud my brain, md dim mine ewes
Heard yc that shrek! you did not! no!
Oh, God! So full of hopeless voc,
Ills craven on my beating heart,
| Aud never can it thence depart.
So beautiful aud fair, she scem'd,-
Snch as my fluttcring fancy dream'd,
Mahomct pictured forth in heaven,
To faithful souls. by Allah given.
| The latest news! she look'd, and rcad,
| Aud fell upon The green earth dead.
| She read; and in the dread array,
or ihose that at Moline dc rev,
Fell in that fearful deadly iigh.,--
The name Of him who was the light,
OF her young heart, Among the dead
She saw; and lilo and hope were fed.
The land is dew'd by tears that flow,
From kindrco hearts in floods of woe.
sister dear is weeping here,
There drops mothers long pent tear,
And broken hearts, aud naddcn'd brains,
Send Ger tho land their dolctul strains;
\ darling son sleeps in his gore,
Aud fathers weep, that never wcpt before.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-06

The scream of our eagle is heard from afar,
They SEQ the reiugcnce Of liberty's stnr,
The cry has been heard and tho light has been shed,
And thousand and thousands, from bondage have fled
The monarchs Of Europe grow thoughtful md pale,
And slii!c the sounds Of young libcrty's wall,
But soon she will burst in hallow Of light,
Fully armd and equipt in the van Of the fight
The ranking shackles shall fall from the limbs,
And freedom rejoice in loud praises md hymns
The film from the eye and the fear from tho heart,
Then, then shall for ever and ever depart,
And pnans and anthems Of peace shall resound,
In triumph aud glory tho wide world around.
liark again! It's no lutte, tina, is clashiny afar,
lSut the clang of the trumpet, the clarion of war,
The bomb-shells nre bursting and scattering death,
And cannons are belching their murderous breath,
Bright sabrcs clashing, brave soldiers are diving,
The death shots are falling, and bullets are flying,
Gay horses are dashng DER riders they bore,
Elated with glory an hour before.
The heart stirring strains Of country will swell,
requiem of glory above those who fell.
But look on the bright sidc il such there has been,
Aud tell us what glory army has seen.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-06

High waves our counsry's flag ngain.
SANTA ANNA flies; and Acstccs towers,
And Monteznma's halls and bowers,
Arc startled BY strange sounds that rise,
Beneath her domcs, and ianes and skies.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-06
Away to Montcznma's halls.

Away to Nloniczuma's balls,
The cry Is onward, onward still,
Forward, to arms, your coua,ry calls,
Away, away, DER plain and hills.
But, halt! sec sc, on yonder height,
From CERRo Como flashing bright,
Tho seriicd hosts in fierce array,
To stay your chicltain's onward way !?
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06
P H | L AID ELPHfA
MEDICAL HOUSE.

Esfcbishcd l5'yeas age by Dr.. KlNKELiN. i.
The oldest, surest and hes, hand cure all fosmA
Of secret diseases, diseases Of the shin and
solitary habits Of youth, r.
ID X. KIN X T. LIN.
NJ w. corner Of Sd and Union sts.. Le,ween Sprwss
and Pine, . squares from the Exchange. !.
VOUNG MEN! if yon value your life OF yo~t
health. remember, the delay Of month, nay,
even week, msy prove your ruin. both Of hody
and mind. Hence let M false modesy deter yox
from making your case known to one WIN, FROM
education and respectability, alone heffend ycu
He who places him.elf under Dt kfNkEf.fN'S
treatment, may relieiously cntfJe in his honor %
gen lemsn, and in who~e bosom will be fossvet
locked the secre, ofihe patient.
Too many think they will hug the secret to ,heit
own hearta, ard cure themselves, Aisei how Of.
ten is this fatsi delrsicn and how tIisny. pro.
missing young man, ho nigh, have been an ofns-
ment to society. has faded from the earth.
COUNTRY INVALIDS,
finding i, irconvs snen' TO make peoeoNd sppiics.
tin, can, y stating their c,se explicitly together
with all their symptoms (per liter post. .plid) have
forwarded 10 them chest containing Dr.. KS mo
dicinea appropriated sccorIipgly.
Parkages Of NJ dicnes forw warded to any par, of
the United States at moments notice.
Ur Posr rup LErrsRs, add essed 10 Dr.. KrS.
KEL,S. Philadelphia will be promptly attended to.
DC. 30h is47.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06
CHALLENGED! CHALLENGE!

FUyfiE CHALLENGE I'VE have observsd ".
n ~ patiently for year pas, the fevered u.
tcn1p,s by sone Of cur fasrny. to fsrce Q rrru :.
ta,ion which their professional skill alone must ts
10 give them. And we would continue our silent
obs rvnton. under the consci ,usness of an unb"h
s:ercl merit, were it not more Than probable thse
this species of farfarnnnde may divert the public
eye f,om q candid examination into The merits OF
the mnltiudr Of professors in the Daguerrean al.
We would SEE merit seek on honorab pubici.
IS, and thereby win for itself golden opinions; but
We di pse that miserable chcanery by which q
mere p-o,cnce gains ovation over genuine
wo,tA 1t is to make this saulting ambition ovev.
leap itself withdraw it's spurious claims. that we.
now respass un its fancird security by throwing
the glove for ar honorable test Of skill. Our gage
is $500 Ina, the average Of given number Of do.
guerreotype. executed a, the Daguerrean Os,ess
uf NJ p. SIMONS, l79 Chesnut street, ~il exhi.
bit greater amount Of perfection in the srt ths1
any similar average number finn spy other gafis-
ry in the United States. This Ia no idle boass--
we mean what We say. We are desirou, that the
pubic should give their patronage TO merit net
lre'enre.
We a l. inves,is alton. FREQ, rigid impartial 10.
We tiga,on. We have thrown the glove. VITO
| will pick ii up! N. r. SiMONS.
| l79 Cbesuut 81, opposite State HOusr, Philed.
N. B. II will he understood by our eeuRsvy
friends. that the above challenge has never YET
! Tern accepted, and we also wish Il understabd.
that W did no, intend TO make by this vsfess sS
wo have slready expressed Our iuteptiau ne srpfo-
pirate the pr'ze 10 some charitable purnese.i
NJ Il. sfMUNS.
| Philalelrhia, Feb 10, lsis-Sm.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06
:
BOAR DING.
GG ID M X vAT s7rS ~
CITY DAGUERREOTYPH

EsTABLISTIE3EIy
No. 100 Chestnut street, doors above 3D. south
side, PHILADELPHIA.
v9HHE subscribers, proprietors of the o'ies,
4 Establishment in the City Of Philadel pha,
being founded in 1910. would call the attention
of the public to their recent great aud ,sonErfuf
improvement in taking Daguerreotype Portraits
SKY LIGHT PORTRAITS The subscribers
beg leave TO subjoin few of the notices they
have received from the Press tn oughout The
country. in .Ielation TO the improvement they
have made ifthe introduction of lights by which
the full and clear expression of the Eye is obtain
ed mare perfectly than heretofore.
[From the North Americana
The neutral expression of the eye by Mr.. Collins
process Of introducing the light has been most distinctly
developed well ls all the lights and shades ndspersa-
Bile to perfect likeness
[Fron the Saturday Couricr.]
The Messrs G, have certainly obtained the eye, in
better perfection than have il elsewhere; sni
this superiority together with the clearness dsuctncss
and delicate tnt they give their pictures make them wcr
thy OF adniraon not only as ikcnesscs but wfs Of
art
[Fram the Harrisburg Un:on.l
We examined specimens of their ikenesses when in the
city the other day. and found them possess all the beauty
OF shading and sofness Of expression Of the fines, steel
IS na %Gss i r s'%SsfS Ss Snssa IN in &
instead of the side os the gallery
(From the Baltimore Clipper.
"Thc most important improvement in the Daguerrean
is one by the Mcssrs Collins Philadcpha, and
sss in different of introducing the light, and
tain adaptions of the instrument We have sme OF
the Portraits which they have executed and they have the
distnctncss and beauty Of fine engravngs They
pccay remarkable in giving the proper natural express
sion OF the eye."
have been seen they have received similar 1acring no
The public generally invited TO visit Galleries
probably the most extensive in the world and judge fol
| themselves Of the truth cf these notices.
| Philadelphia, April l5 1eis--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06
McCLEES & GERNION,S
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS,
No r0S G,Aacsnut Street y.

South East Corner Of Eighth It, Philadelphid-
EDORTRAIrS from the smallest hreast., In ~
Il the largest size, aingiy or In grouFs The
Pioprietcrs are warranted in So, ing, that tieis
work has gain, reputation second TO none in
,he world. Extracts from the Press:
"Ife.like in the expression, chastity correct in
the shadlng.--Ledger.
"The ait has srrve1 at great perfection, and,
none understand it better than Mct;lees & Ger
mon. "Bahiniore T's.
"Admtab'e nothing cnn exceed their exquisite
delicacy."- u S Gazette.
Ex'ract from the repor, Of the Judges e. the last
fair Of he Fl ,nklin Institute "Daguerreotyp pes--s
in this department there are some very excellent
spec m"n- in the exhibition, and the Judges thnh
they see progressive improvement in this branch
If TIE art They have not T. recommended an ..
ward in fvor Of anv Of the competitors. hot are
ii p sed to rank as first in order The collection Of
McCLEES & GERMON, as containing ihc Aat.
gcst tnnnber Of superior specimens"
bill del phio, Feb 49, lSiS.-6m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06

DRowrstss. Swimming Of the Head, q roaring
noise in the ears, headach, pslpitation of the
heart. &c.--Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills are
certain cure for the above unpleasant com
plants, because they purge from the body those
:tagnant and corrupt humors which, when float
ing 10 the general mass Of circulation, are the
cause Of . rush Of blood to the head, giddiness
dimness Of eight, drowsiness, pain Of the head
and many other symptoms Of loaded and cor
rupt state Of the blood
Wrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills are also on,
Of the very best medicines for the cure Of indi
gestion. and therefore will not only remove thu
above unpleasant symptoms, but will most assu
redly restore the body to state Of sound health
Caufion.-To avoid counterfsits, purchase from
those only who cen show certificate Of sgency
representing the landing Of William Penn an,
compare the labels on the box with the fac simile
on tho certificate. To be genuine, they must h
exactly alike. signature and all. Beware Of coun
fsits and imposition.
ar The genuine for sale by HExRY MAssKr
sole agent for Sunbury. and other sscnts. publish
ed in another part Of this paper .y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06
Orphans, Court Sale.

I'm pursuance of an order Of the Orphans Court
Of Northumberland county will be exposed
to public sale, on SATURDAY, the goth day Of
MAY next on the premises, TO wit:
The one undecided tenth part Of a eerhsin
Tract Of Land,
situate in Upper Augusta township, In said coun.
~, adjoining lands Of George c. Welker. Gideon
Markle and others, containing in the whole abou,
eighty FIVE acres. Late the estate Of Jacob Gass,
dec'd'--Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. NJ
OF said day, when the terms of sale will be made
known by PHILIP RENN, Guardian
Of Jacob & Margaret Bloom
By order of the Court.
Edward Oyster, elk
Sunburv April % lasts ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06
Pictorial Edition of d'Aubigne's
great work Oh tho II eaOrlhI Ion

nF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY IN GER
~ MANY, SWITZERLAND, &u.-Will be
published or about the lst OF April, 1918, by
JOS, A Spell, No 96 Cherry st above 9th,
his splendid l2mo edition Of the above named
work, with is engraved illustrations from orr
gnai designs; vols in . bound in extra cloth
and library sheep
The publisher respectfully calls the attention
of the t,ade aud the public generally, 10 this
work being the only illustrated edition published
in the United States--Ile trusts that the beauty
of its embellishments the strong and substantial
manner in which it is bound IN conjunction with
the known popularity OF the work itself, will be
a sure recommendation to public favor.
JOS. A Spell 96 Cherry st above 9th
ia S has also lately published, a new and
beautiful Edition of Sergeant Bells Raree Show,
a suitable book for children, neatly done up In
extra cloth
Philadelphia, April |, 1915
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06
Time and Distance SayedI
SIrNBuRX FERRY

TIME subscribers having leased the o""ouiy
Il Ferry, beg leave to inform me ruo,., 'na'
Carriages and Foot messengers across the river
with safety and without delay, They have pro
vided themselves with new and commodious
scrafts which will always be attended with able
and careful hands
pe,sons travelling 10 and from and through
sunbn,y TO New Berlin Lewisborg, Hsr''e'on
and other places. viii lind u greatly 10 ,het aa
vantage TO cross at this Ferry instead of tbs
Bridges. as they would save from two TO ionI
miles in distance. JOHN SPECIE
LEWIS LENhART.
euntury, April /. ists-
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ONE SEGAR


AA13 wv "a s>A&N/o
HID AN away from the subscriber, on the 18th
Eo, inst an indented Apprentice to the Tailor.
ing business, named JESSE AUCHMOODY.
Said boy is about feet inches high. having a
full red face, rough SKIN, bad on when he went
away brown cloth Coatee, chtquered summer
cashmere Pants and black (singie breasted) cas-.
siinere Vest, and bark laced Cap All persons
are forewarneG against harborng or trusting said
rama way at their peril The above reward, but
no charges will be paid for his delivery
SILASS FARROW.
Shamokin, Aprl 90. 1918 --3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06

7b tAe heirs Of Thomas Mas bary. deed.
10y virtue Of certain writ Of partition and
ID valuation to me directed, an inquistion
will be held at IL o'clock, A. NJ. on MONDAY,
the 0th day Of JUNE. ielS, upon the premises
Of q certain tract Of land in Rush township, Nor.
thumbsriand county, surveyed IN . warrant dated
June ~, 1878, to James Dotts adjoining lsnds Of
John Hursh, Lewis vastins, Benjamin vsstins
and others, containing three hundred and twenty
scres, more or less, to inquire whether the said
premises can be 90 parted and divided to and q.
mons ell the heirs and legal representatives Of
the said deceased, ito wit Sophie jolly, Mary
Ely, Charles Rex and Lydia P. his wife, John
Thompson Executor Of Rebeeca Jolly, deed, Re.
becea lie Due, Adminis'trix Of Mary Rex, deed.
heirs of Thomas Maybury, deed, Rebecca May.
bury, Warren Jones 4 Elisabeth his wife, Viii.
lam Harrison 4 Anna his wife, William Harris
K 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 a. in said writ
commanded at which time and place the aforesaid
heirs are hereby warned to be and appear IL the '
think proper.
THOS A. ELLINGTON, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office. Sunbury.
April 20, 1S45. Get
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06
CARD & SEAL ENGRAvlH0s
VuAE

Is Chesnpt 81. deo't ADORE and st, PAiaade BAss.
Enyraver Of BUSINESS &vIsITINock
Watch papers. Labels Door plafes, tPs!s Nsd
Stamps for Odd Fellows, Sons Of Tempevsaee.
&c, &c.-Always On hand general sssestneas
Of Fine Fancy Goods. Gold pens ofevery Quality.
Dog Cniisrs in great variety. EngravssSs sssls
and maisrials -. r'S+y /. A q
Agency for til. Manufacturer Of elt,i.rs 6iss
monds - ,Sy
oreers per mail tpes, paid, viii b 2osetvlllI
attended 10. F
Ph,lsdeirhis, April I, ts4s--y
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FRESEy
FANCY and STAPLE reyeT GOODS
At M' New STORE No 70 Arch street.
6et,ceen I'd and 81 Nsrih de,

Vt IN" NEW STORE NO ~ drc1 sIreeE.
6et,csen I'd and 81 N,rih de,
PHLADELFHIA
THE subscriber invites particular attention 10
his large and splendid assortment OF nep and
choice styles IF Dry Goods comprising general
variety of the most desirable kinds of Dress Ma.
feriaIs, Mo~ls Giores, Hosiery Un,hr;nkable
Flannels Worked Collars. Cap.Jrc J,roref,
MuN Nunsooh and Piud MusEns, Linen Cam.
bic and s. IL Pocket Hdhf*, Black Nai an Cra
uats. others too numerous TO advertise.
IRISH LINENS AND FURNISHING GOODS,
Particular attention is given to Linens and Fur.
nshing Goods, generally the stock is large, and
the prices will be found much lower than usu.
al having been purchased at Auction at sacrif.
ced rates The fabrics are warranted pure fax
and from the best makers
tHARLES ADAMS.
P. S, Persons wishing Plain and Medium,
styles of Dress Goods and 81 .,ols, will find a
choice variety
Philadelphia, April |, 1913
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06

A1OTICE is hereby given that letters tesla
msutary have been granted to the subser.
6ers executors Of Charles Woolverton. deed. late
Of shsmokin township. Northumes!l.nd county,
All persons Knowing themselves indebted to said
eststs, and those having any claims against the
sams, are requested to settle thsir accounts with.
out delay The undessisnss executors will meet
for that purpose It the house of the sts deed, on
Tuesday, the eth day Of June next. of which per-
JOHN I. WOOLvERTON,
rfffte WILLIAM REED,
Acr;l ~ is,s-ew y " Executors.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06
DsL riMORE MARKET.

Office Of the BArrImons ANEn,cAs, May i
GRAIN. Wheat continues scarce and
wanted. We note sales Of Maryland reds at
1876 140 cents for good to prime, and good
white at 14O cents. A sale of load of very
prime Pennsylvania red at l42 cents.
Corn has further improved. Sales of white
at 43a45 cents, and yellow at 4sa49 cts. A
lot of extra prime was sold at so cts
Rye is worth 75aSo cts.
sale of 5000 bushels Md. Oats, from
store, at 40 cents, and lot of Virginia at AZ
cents.
WHISKEY. - Very little doing. Snal
sales of hhds. at 22a25A cts, and of bbls. al
% cts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06

QUEER.-By recent survey Of Chester
,unty, Pa, it has been discovered that Will
am Smith, Esq, who has been for two years
member of the Legislature of Delaware,
ON New Castle county, does not reside in the
ate of Delaware, his residence being about
% yards from the State line, on the Penn.
llvania side. This fact has not heretofore
sen known to the good people of Delaware,
,r even to Mr.. Smith
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06

Al and SELRCTED.
16prentice TO the Printing Bu.i.

fprentice to the Printing Busi-
about IA years old, would be
gthis Office. One who could read
N would be preferred.
o. Press roR SALE. - As we have
alarged our paper we offer for sale good
.cond handed Washington Iron Press, the
me On which the American has been
rinted. The platin measures 81 by 30 in
hes full. It will be sold simply because
'e have no further use for it.
10 PAINTING INx.---We have received
fresh supply of printing ink, which will
: sold at city prices, for cash-$5,26 pei
eg Of 20 lbs.
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Centre Turnpike Road

IN be held at the house Of John 8 Lee, In the
borough Of Northumberland, on Monday, the hfth
day Of june, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A.
NJ. and 3 o'clock p NJ, for the purpose Of choos.
ing officers to serve for the ensuing year.
JR PRlESTLEY, President.
April %, is4e-4t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06
PxIILADHLPf1rA MARKET:

WHEAr--Red is worth 1877 1886; white
140 14lc.
RYE-Southern 75c, Penna. II 79c per
bushel.
CoRN-Penna. yellow Sic, weight; white
AZ 48c.
OArs-Penna. are worth 43 44c; South.
ern 40
WHIsKEY-Dull, in bbls, at 90; hhds l.c.
CLovERsEED--Sales at Sas s3s market
dull.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06

VIRGINIA ELECTION from four
en- counties in Virginia, show a Wing loss Of
.ree members in the House of Delegates, and
loss of one Senator The House last year
ad 70 Wing and sc Democrats.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06
Shamok A
GJOyREC1Cm,
Estate or Charles Gearharl.

Office is hereby given that letters of al.
y ministration have been granted to the sub
scrbers on the estate OF Charles Gsarhait dec d,
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 May next.
Of which persons interested will please take no.
tite. JOHN GEARHART Jr of Rush,
WIN. METTLER, Jr. of Augusta.
April IS 1918 Ct