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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25
NOTICE,

vTNHE subscriber having by act of February J3 1896 be-
fore D. l. Ricardo Notary Public, of this city acquired
from William Ferrell. inventor of the FIRE PROOF
CONC.fYE CRATE B4RS and patentee OF the same
by patent dated phil 1913 the right sole agent OF SAID
Ferre of making and vending said Patent Crate Bars IN the
River and tributaries, gives notice that he prepared
to fulfil orders for said articles They especially recon-
mended TO sugar planters and owners of steamboats, being
far more durable than the ordinary Crate Bars ..;,,u
persons infringing upon said patent by manufacturing
or selling similar articles without authority from the paenee
will be prosecuted to the extent of the law NV.
New Orleans, March Is, 1913 DANIEL DANA.
NEW ORLEANS, March 49, 1913.
Mr. D0ua-I have used in taking off two OF sugar
the Patent rate Bars invented by Mr. VIM Ferre and ind
them superior from their surface to the ordinary
mi miis 3m G. w CAMPBELL.
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COPARTNERSAIP NOIICE.
q Tue uMPERsHGMGD have this Ibis
70 w A TS2fISssJ JE s'SiEis BUsT- 80
saN Ess nndsE the style and firm o OF kdo . LEs
We will personally attend to REPAIRING every descrp
ton OF FINE WATCHES, Clocks Jewelry etc: Iwen;
-four years experience enables 10 our friends and
the public that work shall perform to their entire salts
faction -,
We have in store and will constantly keep for sale hand
some and well selected stock Of WATCHES of the best
Manufacture JeweIry Silver Ware, Spectacles Gold Pens
etc all OF which will be sold low any house IN the city
mhis i'm w NOEL.
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W NM So
s1Tr1aTroN WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN from Alabama, who is extensively &C
auaIped in that State wishes situation as salesman or
outdoor clerk either in dry goods or grocery house Com
pensaton moderate and willing to remain through the
He believes he make himself useful and profit
street mills
AN ACCOUNTANT p ANb Bd ETok (aecl
we s * e s
aged spn oms
kds Bos 81 W" milo I've
ROOMS TO RENT.
TWO RoOMsnParlor and Bedreom-9n the lowe, 49,
For Rent nqae No ,'e 50 HR 1 s1 USp '
BuRNAP's LECTURES ON WOMAN:
nELIVERED before the Ladies of Baltlmore-J Just
NILS ifss''sd MILES Mi e e.; e. CO. st Charles St
CATHoLIC MANUALS AND BIBLES elegantly
Of r ses9' e. s For % ale s ~ S' MILES SA&E
mhl5f st charles street.
ANEW AND INTERESTING BOOK.
ERNEST cLiEMENcEAt ~ o. Bri}sh Philanthropy
from the French of Frederic soue, by Lady Of Charles
wshss.s and mSs at fs E
ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
RY the application Of the ab9vs myerS%us agent to d Ra
sns eaaBsd S DoDe s
kind in M oe mpon the the s seIs ee
kSs se ss OF f %s ap % p' II ffS
GUNS AND PISTOLS a P BA u AIM nj.
J., and other PISTOLS. and complete set OF Gunsmith 5
TOOLS, at bargain. Persons wishing TO purchase the
whole part of the above will find to their to
call on v. LIBEAU,
mil5 at Mr.. Twins fremont House. ST. Charles st
FRESH GARDEN, FARM and FLOWER SEEDS
ise as sdsf o ?sT 81 hsG1 s and an ws
raned fresh and genuine. Planters furnished with Elk
boxes Containing well assorted variety of Garden @S&
Seeds at from 50 10 $40 per box.
Country Merchants supplied with Seed by the dozen
huidred papers, for retailing.
Market Gardens supplied with Seed by the pound busheI
al moderate prices. ID: MAUPAY,
mhl0 3m Scotsman and FLORIST No. 70 Camp ST.
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49, H. For Montgomery and Wetumpka-Eyery
49, SATURDAY, at oeeck P. M;-The sea
zaa2 steamboat Z, A. OGDEN Capt. KeIcheva
and the pressure steamboat PELICAN, Capt Temple
tonOne of these steamboats, leaves for Mo-
bile, Montgomery, Wetumpka and all aadmgs on Alabams
Passengers depend the punctuaty OF these Packets
For freight passage apply on board, or to
nl6tf HYDE Il OGLESBY IL POydras st.
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y248t 1913!
THE GREATEST NOVELTIES of the SEASON
nHICUAEL HERMAN, No. 30 CHARTREs STREET,
WI has lust received per ship Fanconia, from u.s.
Have an additional supply of e W and Beau W4sS
hlcdll thu DRESS GOODS, ~
FpIiiE for Spring and Summer wear comprising <SESA
the very latest and most novel styles produced in the
ff Ss R sty Pnnfed and Broche BAREGEs
PiainNnd Embroidered 40.
Striped and Plaid LOUISA;
Poll DE NORD;
POILLE DE CHEVRE
POILLE DE FILE;
Plaid and Striped GREN ADlNES;
Printed Cane ORGANDI, very nsg
Eytra new styIe MOUSSELINE SATINf:
W0STPENSIER BAIZORINES and TISSUES:
RICH POMPADOUR MOUSSELINES, fashionable
RE fAlI"aiiNEN CAMBRIA PRINTED DRESSES:
White and Colored Embroidered JACKARD MOUSSE
LINES;
Extra new style PRINTED LAWNS and FRENCH
BATISTE.
rD n Bust received, so dozen Superior
We FRENCH CORSETS most desirable for comfort
HI and elegance of form Also 10 dozen I'd u e r
I A PARASOLS, entirely new, milo
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A GENTLEMAN from Alabama, who is extensively
"A quainted that State wishes situation salesman
door clerk either dry goods grocery house Com
pensaon moderate, and willing to remain through the
able to his employer Inquire at Mrs Taylors 81 Canal
mil
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" h The Red River Packet ARoHER-For
slsEAn.9 q Shreveport Alexandria, and all intermediates
as ssz===s landings Red Riverl0n MONDAY,
iasunnng steamer ARCHER, Capt. Ankrm, is now
receiving freight and will leave as sbqTe o tire, freight OF or
NH % HYDE & OGLESBY, II Poydras st.
n b. The Archer draws only % inches. Shippers may
deIend her reaching her destination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

WHALE OIL-25OO gals. Beached and Winter Re.
mh5 hnea' 'o' 'a' 8. w. CUTTER, 70 Poydrss st,
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A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with
N BOARD AND LODGING in a respectable private
family, upon the reasonable terms 81 so per week
by early application at No. 224 iRdplER SIRIE,Ei'
between Circus and ST John streets. mhl7 I'm
L NUTTALI4-HOU SES.MITHa and BELL o.
y. HANG Err. LdtdBette street, near Camp "a
street .N'euo Orleans. JOBBING, LOCKSMfTH- IL
ING, etc. y
~ Exchanging done in the best manner on $500
moderate terms. Store Door Bolts and Bars made to
order mll21 GIN
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TO PLANTERS, MERCHANTS, DRAYMEN and
STEVEDORES.
TIVE undersigned has on hand and is con. -
Il stantly receiving, general assortment SSyS6SN
of Philadelphia manufactured WheelwIight .-eAJsN
work, such WAGONS, ca rs, Agy
DR.4YS, Extra Wheels, P USH C.4RTS B.4RROWS
HIND TR UCKS, &c. manufactured of the best mate
rial and by the best wokmen the most reasonable terms
mh2l tlstJe p NJ HENDEL, Agent, 8 Canalst.
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NEW MEDICAL PUBLICATIONS,
At No, IA C.8.NP Street;
BURROWS on CEREBRAL CIRCULATION:
TUCKER PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF MID
WIFERY-with numerous illustrations
RANKINGS ABSTRACT-Vol 3, No. 2, July to Janu-
airy, 1S4S; price % cents. 49, ~ ,,,,or,,e, ,xD
METEOROI.OGY - First American edition. revised
and illustrated with 538 Engravings on wood and two
ARSOTT'S ELEMENTS OF PHYSICS, or Natural
lust received and for sale at the New Orleans Staoners
Warehouse and Emporium for Standard Miscellaneous,
mh,1 j. b. STEEL, IA Camp street,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-08


A COMMON Coin AND Coueu 1T should be
remembered that cough 10 an evidence that
soma impurity 10 lodged in the lungs, which,. if
not speedily removed will so irritste these deli.
cate organs a. sooner or later to bring on i'm fam
nation IF the Inngs--a form of disease which
we all know 10 the high road to ccusumption a
Wr;ghrs indian vegetabl: Pills are most de.
lightful medicine for carrying of cold. because
they expel from the system all morbid and cor.
rurs hunors THE cause Of every kind Of discase)
in an easy and natural manner. -Four or FIVE Of
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, taken every
night on going to bed, will in a short time re.
move the most obstinate cold at the same time
the digestive organs will be restored TO healthy
tone, and the blood completely purified.
Caut;on.--To avoid counterfeits, purchase from
those only who can show a certificate Of agency
representing the landing of William Penn and
compare the labels on the box with the fac simlcs
on tho certificate. To 10 genuine. they mus, I've
ex city slike, sgnr,urc and all. Beware Of coun-
fci,s aud imposition.
or The genuine for sale by HESRr NASSAU,
sole agent for Sunhury, and other agents, publish
ed in nn"thci part Of this paper ~.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-08
Improved Hydraulic Pumps,

For Wells. Rolling Mills. Furnaces, or other
Purpo,es.
VV0HE subscriber respectfully announces to the
u public that he is now prepared to supply or.
ders 10 any extent E." his Patent Double action
Suction and Force Pumps. These pumps arc
made of cast iron, and the water is sucked or for.
ced through lead pipe. FIR simplicity Of fconstruc.
,icn and durability Of action, they rasiiy supe-
r;or to any now in use. They have mary sdvan.
tases over the common pump, among which are
the E,llowinP:
Sons canno, spoi h"ir action Nv introducing nails
spikes or any other substances smong the valves.
as i. often done with other pumps thereby render.
ing them usr'ess ill overhaulcd. They are VAR
rsn'rd TO lie perfectly secure from frost. They are
40 arranged MS to afford ample pr teci ion against
Fire abcu, the premises on which they erected.
by simply attaching piece Of hose. ,hro' which
they will force water TO any par, Of, or over, a
three story house. They are particularly adapted
Tor v,ry deep wells, the leverage can be so re-
gulated ,ha, a child Of six years old can with the
greatest ease draw water With them from the dec
pes, wells. The objection So justly urged by ma.
ny, tina, woter is spolfd by standing in pump logs
is entirely obvia,ei in this pump, and fresh water
can always he as surely obtained as when drawn
with hacket. In situations where il is nece .ss.
distances fm supply ing boilers in mills, furnaces,
&c. these pumps are invaluable. they can be
made { any SIZE, sRd capable Of throwing from
Is 10 1900 gallons per minute.
And 10 crown all, they can be sold as cheap as
The chespest.
The suhsc,iber has spen, tho last year in axp..
rimsn, ne upon and Per!-c,ing his pumps and now
hrinss ih.m beEre the public with the fullest con.
fiJ nee tina, they will be found TO answer his do.
sciipiicn. He takrs p'easue in referring 10 the
follow ng companies and individuals, upon whose
premises his pumps have been erected, and who
have expr. SEED their ssiisf,ction ia the highest
terms:
The Montour Iron Company. Danvlle. II. Bre.
wort, agent; the Bloomshsrg Railroad Iron Cnm-
Psnv. Bloomsbury. Col. Paxton. agent the r. ugh
and Ready Iron Works, DanviiIe. Harcock. Foley
& Co.. protrietuss; the town Council of Berwick
Simon P. kase, Esq. and John l.. Watson, Esq :,
Danville.
He could refer to many others, who have tested
their qualities. hot the sbnve respectable firms and
individuals are deemed sufficient.
or An assortment OF LEAD PIPES constant
" on hand, which will be sold ON the most reason
ab.e terms All orders addressed to tina subscriber
al Moore & Bidd'e's Foundry buildings, or Mon
tour House. Danvle, win meet with promp, at
tention. HOMER PARMELEE.
Jan. l. ls4s.-G
cEEAP NEW GOODS.
uUST received. handsome lot of Cloths. fas,
oD sinners, Odicoes. Caps # all kinds, Gum
Shoes. for mon, women and children, Groceries,
Quesnsrdve, and variety of other articles, chsa.
per than ever, by alt HENRY MASSER.
sunblfy, Nov. 9Th, ls47. ...sa.t
=. ~. - ~ - ~
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Merchant Tailoring.



ID ESPECTFULLY informs his fiends and
II, the pI' lie that he has Just retained from
Philadeiphis, with g.ne,ai assortment Of goods
suitable for men ani chihlrens wear, which will be
made up to order, or sold on the most reasonable
terms, consisting, in part, Of
Eng FIenci,, and American Cloths,
40 do do CsssinIers,
Beaver Cloth. Doeskin Cassmer.,
Fancy Cassimers. Ssiinstts,
Csshmere, Silk Velvrt, Satin Il Valencia Vestings
Men,, Ladies' ard Childsen's Closking,
Ismhswoui and Merino Shirts and Drawers,
Cio k Tsssels, .[ .F
Fringe for Ladies' Closks.5 t:E
A general assortment Of Trimmings, &C., &c.
Cutting will be done free Of charge, for persons
purchasing goods Of him which they wish to make
up themselves and persons finding their own goods
will be accommodated heretofore. tie tenders
his acknowledgements 10 his friends for former 70.
uonsge, and respectfully solicits continuance Of
the same. r.--.r
He slso infosms the public, that he has taken
Mr.. JOHN q, BRIGHT into co-psr,nershiP. and
that the business will hereafter be conducted under
the firm OF WELXER Il BRIssr. .'
p An kinds Of County, Prodnce taken, at the
highest market p,ices
sunbuIy, November l3Ih, lss7.-4m
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-08
"ENl, VIDI. VICI--Dr. ALIENS vEGE
TABLE COMPOENU. for the cuIe 4.

NENl, VIDI. VIcI--Dr. ALIENS vEGE-
Y FABLE COMPOUND EM the cure of
DYSPEPSlA. LIVER COMPLAINT. NER-
VOuS DEBILITY. BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.
&c. This Medicine i. offered to the public under
the assurance ha, there 10 article in existence
having stronger claims 10 their con-,de'ati n BE.
ing compounded Ivy a regular Graduate oi !. llcr.
son College, Philadtlp ~, and q practising phvs!
clan Of twenty years standing in Phhsdelphi,. his
long experience has confirmed him IN the opinion
ihs, a compound medicine was required To prevent
and remedy the debilitalion pr duced by residing
in low. mlasma'ic climates, and to coun'er.ct the
pro tratlng lntlu,ncrs OF many nervous disorders
with which the human family are afflicted.
DIR. ALLEN is a well known rhy sici,n. and
has usel the ahsve medicine in his practice fm g
years with the most astonishing effect, having tes-
ted its qualities in above
FIVE THOUSAND CASES.
No medicine ever iereived more fa,erng re
commendaii ms from physicians Of eminent stand.
ing than has been best ,wed on this.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION AND
IT'S CONSEQUENCES.-A eminent Pr f's.
sor s'ys:-t'I chiefly arises in persons who le ID
either very sedenisry or irregular lifs Although
no, regarded fatal disease; yet if neglected
improperly tIeared, may bring on incurable Nj
lsncholy, JaunJice, Madness, or Veitg', Palsy
and Apoplexy. CT at singularity attendant on
II is, that il may ana ofIen docs continue pres,
length of time without any remission of the syml-
toms.
CAUSE@.-Gricf and unea,iness Of M nd, in,
ien.e study, profuse evacuaons. excess in verery,
excessive use of spriluous liquors trs, tobacco.
plum, and other narcoIics, in moderate repleton
over dislenion of the siom 'ch deficiency of The
secretion Of the lille or g's'rc juice, exposure to
cold and damp air, are The chief causes of this dis
ease.
SYMPTOMS.-Losso Of appetite, nase,, heart.
bum, aciiy, aud fo'id eructa'ions enswing Of
the stomach when empty, uneasincss in he thro A.
pain in the side, cost ven,ss, chillnsss, l'neuor,
lovness u spirits, prIpitations, and disturbed
Sleep"
TREATMENT.-DR. ALIENS VEGE.
TABLE COMPOUND has never failed in atlor.
ding immediate relief, Snd a radical Gu o for this
disease.
ar This Medicine can be had of II. Mas,er.
Sunbury; ]. G. Martin, Po,t vile, MeJiar q
BickeL Orwigshurg and of Druggists generally.
....... ALLEN q WARD, Proprietors.
Philadelphia, Nov. 81, ls47.-cq lv
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-08
Another Farm
UIoH GAHalR,

UoIOI 5AEaSRs
VVVHE h,irs of John Yocnm. decd. ,ffrr fnr sale
Il all that Farm Of theirs riius,e in Shamckin
township, Nothumberls land county. near Snuff.
town, and adjoining the old S,amhsch stand in
said township. containing about two hundred arres
more less, in a good state Of cultivation. The
Rail Road from Sonburv to Shamokn,own passes
through it. For Pauiculus enquire Of .. ......
HUGH H. TEATS SnufIiO~n, ..t
tar. Or JOHN FARNSWORrH, Sunhury,
r Dec IL, lS47. ... or any of the heirs
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-08
Peace acith McricO /!

DANIEL, EENINGEH.
GU ~ S S1 Up "s
INFORMS the public that in order 10 hring NJ
b,ut p-acs with Mexico, he manufactures al
kinds az Rifles. Double and Si"gle Barrslled ShO,
Guns. and Double Barrelsed Revolving Z 6-s, at
his manufac,ory at following Run. Lower Au.
eu.,a township, Northumberland county. all e
which he will warrant for six months. Those
who want f'st rate article in his line, can be nc
commo,ated q, The rhortes, notice and on the most
reasonable terms Lovers Of sport. give him CALL
I.o~er Augusta. Jan. &. ts4s fin.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-08
SKI Z u NJ AN'S
ALL.UEALING BALSAM.

Mrs ATrREE, the wife of Wm II. Attree,
Esq was given up by DR.. Sewa all of Washington,
ID =. Roe and Mcclellan Of phiiadelphia, Dr. Roe
aud Dr. Mott of New York Her friends all
thought she must die. She had every appearance
of being IN consumption, snl was 50 promo unced
by her ph,si ,ins -Shernan's Balsam was given
and il cured her.
Mr.. GARRABRtNTI, Of Bulls Ferry, was
also cured Of consump'inn by this Bssam whe,,
ait other iemedies failed to give ulef-she was re-
duced to a skrlct n. DR.. 4. G. Castle, Dentist.
2Sl Broadway. has witnessed its effects m several
cases where other medicine atindel relief-bu,
the Bssam operated ike a charm. Dr. C. also
witnessed its wonderful cts IN curing Asthma,
which i, never fails Of doing, Splitting Bloc !. sIsr
ming may be, is eiie' uallv cured nv this RsL
sam. Ii heals the rapturel or wounded biocd
vrssols and makes the lungs sound again
Rev. HENRY JONES, los Eighth avenue
YVES cuIcd of cough and catarrhal all c,ions OF so
years sending. The first dose gave him m IRE re-
''ri than all the ote' neiicinc he had ever taken.
DR.. Ia. !. y ala, 10 De'ancy street, gave il 10 a
sister n.law who was iaho,ina under consumption,
and to another sorrly afl ct,I with the Asthma
la both cas's It's I'll, cts were immediate, soon
storing tn IN 10 comf'rish'e health
Mrs LUCRErlA WELLS, 95 Christie street.
sufrted from Asthma AZ ysars. She,nsn's Bal.
sam relieved her at once, aud che is comparatively
well, heing enabled to subJus every attack by
timely uss of this medicine. This indeed is the
area, remedy fH Coughs. Colds, Splitting Blood,
Liver Complaints, and all the. oil c,ons of the
throat, and even Asthma sud Consumption.
Price 25 cents and 81 per hottie.
Dr. Sherman's Cough and Worm Losenses, and
Poor Mans Plaster sold sbove.
DR.. Shermans office is a, loo Nassau Of N. Y.
Agents, JOHN YOUNG, Suptury
NJ A.MeCAY, Mort. ,.omber,,cd
September llih, lSl7,--H
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NOT roo LATE.

rREAT BARGAINS may yet I've had a, Pun
" mrs SroRE. He still his a large ass"r men,
OF Goods which he will sell at FIRST COST Being de-
termined to disc nt'nue the business, he will sell
very low. A saving Of 25 or 30 per cent. can I've
made by ru chasing az hi. store. Cali and exam.
inc far yourselves. U' All kinds Of country pr-
duce taken at the hgh.s, na'ket price.
Sunhury, December dth, lSi7 If
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-08
A STRAY CALF.

NAME to the premises of the subscriber. in
~ Point township Northumberland county. =.
bout two months since, BULL CALF, ved, with
white spots. and n white spot on its forehead q.
bout ls or 20 months old. The over is request.
ed to come forward. prove property. pay chnrges,
and take it away, or i, will hs sold acc riding 10
law. ~ JOHN MASTELLEK.
Point, Dec. 25, ls47-3t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-08
A@G9AyeH5
rOW
Wrlghcs Indian Vegetable Pills

rON
wrighrs Indian Vegetable Pills.
Henry Masser. Sunbury.
e. & J. Kaufman. Augusta Township.
John II. Vino mt. ChiIIisqusQue.
Kase 4 Be'g-,rrsser. Elysburg.
S1muei HrIb, Lutte Mshonay,
William Deppen. Jacks n.
Ireland ard Haynes, McEwrnsvillr.
William Heinsn Il Brother, Milton.
fo,sythe, Wilson Il Co, Northumberland
James Reed, Pot,sgrovc.
G. w. Scott, RushviIle.
w. & r Frgr,y. Shsm"kin,own.
Rhodes & Fs'row Snyderstown.
Amos +. Beisell, Turhu,svilie.
Bsnncville Holshue, Upper Mah"noy.
]. hn G. Rem. do do.
f. l.. puer, Watsontown.
Who'esale. a, the Office and general depot. 1863
Race ST., Philadelphia. Dc. ls, Is47.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-08

o. The vote for Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives, on the first ballot, was a, fol.
lows;
W. F. Packer, of Lycou,inx, Dem. 63 votes
George Lady, of Chester, Wing, 80 "
Scattering, ~ t,st o., 2
In the Senate. William Williamson, Of Chester,
was reelected a. follows: Decd aai a -ue'
WIN Williamson. Of Chester, Whig, 10 votes
John Hill, of Wes,moreland, Dem, ,2 /"
Scattering, t.f ~ 2 g,
In the Senate, Pearson Of Somerset was elect.
ed clerk. Sullivan, Assistant clerk. McCauley
Of Franklin, and Desmond Of Philadelphia,
Transcribng clerks.
In the House, Col Jack Of Westmoreland, was
elected clerk. McCleany Of Philadelphia, Ser.
geant at Arms. Ziegler Of Adams, Doorkeeper.
~ Landreth's Rural Register and Almanac,
is an excelleh! and useful publication Of upwards
of 100 pages, containing a vast deal Of infcrma
ton on agriculture, gardening, fruit trees, yalua.
bic recipes, Sc, besides an almanac. To be had
at II. M.ssers store, price l24 cents. a sa7
CO GtsAsn CoLLKaK.--After the lapse Of
about ~ yeaes since the death OF Stephen Girard,
this institution has gone into operation. During
that time this sp,eadid marble palace was in the
progress Of constructions. The c"romones Of
opening the college took place on the 1st inst
Joseph Z. Chsudler, Esq. Pecsident. delivered an
address. Judge Jones, ~hc vas elected Presi.
dent at the College, was duty installed. and de-
iivered an appropriate address on the occasion.
Cssgrss.sssa, Preee.d,sgs.
WAsNrxorsS, Jan ;. 1919
HorsH OF EErHxsxSrArIvE-Thec call of the
States for resolutions was resumed, aud great
variety we're rreseat-d. r..a .4A s....
One by Mr. Dckey in favor Of peace, ,Ano.
ther by Moses Hampton, declaring that the Mex.
lean States may be admitted into the Union uroa
the adoption by them Of proper form Of consti.
tuition, and at their application. upon the same
terms as Texas was admitted. A resolution
was offered by John W. Houston, awarding the
thanks Of Congress and medals to Gen. Taylor
and his officers aud soldiers Mr.. Evans Offered
an amendment, making the resolution read, zen
gagged, as they we're, ia defence Of the rights Of
their country" .......
Mr.. Ashmaa offered to amend the amendment
by the following engaged as they were in
prosecuting the var unconstituti ionally begun by
the President" On this amendment the vote
stood as follows: yeas IS; nays 81. Mr.. Cobbs,
Of Georgia, wished to debate the question and
he moved to postpone il until to. morrow. but an
adjournment took place before the question was
taken. ...)
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THE BRICK HOUSE in sunbu,y, of the sub
scriher, now occupied by Miss Morris. For
terms apply to w. l.. Dewsut, E,q. or to NV self.
w. n. SMITH.
Northumberland, October ., Isa7.--af ~
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PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected ,ceckiy by Henry Mdsser
a Good Tenant
. .ANTHC"s

FOR A FARM g. SAW-NlILL.
IN Union C"uaty, 6 miles wc-t of New Berlin.
on Perns Greek. About 30 acres are clcnVe,l
Thinker Land sufficient. The premi.es will he
rented three fur ycar., shares, T." suits5le
ten mt. Inquire of HUGH DEiLAS.
S,,nhury, Iaruary a, le4S.-3t