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DIED:

In this city on Saturday morning. 5lh last. after protrsctsd fitness, Mir. " t. Lindsey nstive Of the State of Maryland. but for the last year so;oarDer At this place.
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- 4s'' 'S't o'es'reaes-Aa awful and melancholy 'snee look piaIs, the 18th ui,., sbou, fnur .'' rom Union,o~n, Ma. Wn Shsinef. n d&otal whl Tor some time, has given eyiiences of ,,I. aSefra'oa. whilst sitting at the d:nner sI0aealy sPrang to his feel, ran into the ats...<. ,sOin' seized douhie-haneIled gun sed V aged he eonieais into the body of lie hro,h.r & z. Ioon Sh'iner. One load ot the gun en,srsi s;, " The other the sscsIdes--ierminalinr h,.
 ''y eSisienee in few minutes.
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Trsss-oa.-" The tree is knowa by it's fruit :" The only exception to this is the dossCsd. which is known by its bGrS,
 A flop is like a einnamon trts-,hs bark is worth more than the body.
 When is an infant q Cansibali When R eats pap
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gT An English writer. Coming at the mesth over the news from California. says tbs accounts are airocious lies. pat forth by the pt children of the fahsE of lies the choice eh.ats oj the sniyerseihe Yankees .''
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

3j- first rate Taylor man, of Maysville, wrote 10 Washington that ioar more such appointments as the administration lad made in this State would do ioE the whig party
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IF A clerk in ihe office of the Solicitor of the Treasary al Washington recently died, and bsfore kis baTial one hundred applicants were file for his place Tbs can scarcely be called waiting for dead meas shoes.
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Encourage Arkansas Farmers

A ]. HUT~r has just received, on consignment, rAs another large lol of first rate BACON sad LARD-low for Cash. Call and see. mys T EEP DRY. .-GO, 900 krst rate SHINGLES N for sale, Iow for Cash Apply to
 Mays. A. ]. HUTf.
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BPAis NodsTesioa.--Ihers are seventy eight applieaats for trss~isng Ageacies at wsshington-- only SIX 10 De appointed. The New Yosk aiifros thinks thss is moderate.
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r- The number ef deaths ia the city Of New York, during the year Is4S, "A. .553, being I2 more than the preceding year.
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u1- The organs at Washington don't publish removals and appointments any more, ba. they are going on. The second Washington is ashamed to let his deeds be pubished.
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LNRESH GROCERIES 40 sacks Rio CoIss !; 1T 70 hhds. Sugar; 3 bbis. powdsrsd sag1:
 hos. Loaf sng1; IF bbls. Molasses: 100 sacks Salt; 6 hlf bbls cI4tshefties:
 l bbi. Cansnis; I2 baskets ChanpAgne; 26 boxes Star Candies; 6 bxs best Imperial Tea;
 bbis. Rics: tog-ther ~ith large assortment of Preserves; Jeaes; Wines; Cordials; P,ekles; Salia O; Spanish Olives, &c.. just received. per siesaer Philip PtnGy~ and lo' sale at very reduced pfcss, ios Cash 9s eVuiIify produce. by
 May 1. JOHN D. ADAMS
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" TAs Repsb!ic."-The Washington cnrrespon- dent nf ihe Raltirnnre Snn Uriiez

'" Iht Rtptbtc. '-The Washington coFrespon- dent of the Baltimore Sun writes:
 have seen and been favored witb the prospectus of The Republic" The editorial msnasem is, see. committed 10 Messrs. \. C. Builiit and T O. Sargent. The publishers sign their names as 6 Gideon & Co.," The principles uron which the paper is to be conducted laid down with brev,y and force. "The Repahiic wili give 10 the prinei- pies upon which the administration of Gen Tsyior came into power cordial. jealous. abd constant support" This is one avowai The prospectus also declares that "fse Republic will acknowledge no allegiance except 10 the country. IL wiH sap- port lhe liberszing and progressive doctrines which prevailed n ibe late presidential canvass.
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SS- \ Yankee editor says he "lke 10 died lar iu to see dIaakeH- chap trying 10 pocket ihe shadow ofa swinging s,gh Tor pocke, handkerchief
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sfs'a D'ri.--A letter writer from San Fran.
 sy,, res The richness ct the soil ia very strange ..-.. He h'red wagon. be says. the day sftsr s,. .,... Aha took riae 10 the mines When he s- ,s. instead ef putting his hand and psyiEg D. s,, o, oa no''hern principles, he just serspel sas.n "e she~ls, washed Ii. pad the hossles
 @aNs night of.'' N" !"
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IF Charles LanmAa, author of A Sammer in the Wilderness has been appointed Librarian of the War DepaTimeai, by Mr. Secretary CfaMlu nj.
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Postofsee Rot1eTs.-George Baldwin, postmaster at Great Bend, Pa, has been arrested suspicion ot having been concerned in Febeing ihe mail of sunGry missing letters
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Removal of Cen. sicCalla, second Auditor

We have hean. with surprise. not the fact of his removal (for he had long been marked out as yic- ,i.n,) but the panner in which it was censummat~d We confess, t was wiih nBmHgled aS;onishment we have heard of the following facts connected ~ih his removal To what eoarse will the A.imi,istrs- ton next deseeadf Ii would have better become them 10 have met the matter in 6 bold, direct. and manly manner, than 10 have Availed themselves of his leave of absence, and dismissed him in she dai No officer could certainty have expected to be re- moved
 We understand tha, Gen. MeCaiIa received . 'elegraphie despatch from hs family in CharIes,own Virginia, whtheT they had gone .o spend soue iime informing him that Mrs. McCalla was lAboring ua- der severe attack oi pieufisy. ard requiring bis immediate presence. He received fhis alarming in- tellisence at night, snd immediately addressed the following letter 10 the President:
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lDNIyIxTRlT0RN SNTIfE.

A BRAHAM sCITZE sad ALEXANDER Mo A lLkOf, as administrators of Inc eslste of George i. SeitIe deeeased have filed their aceOgBt current ia said estate for 6aal settlement al the next term Of the Probate Court in and fer Crees. eo0nty, ia the Stats of Arksnsas al a court to be held the first Tuesday after the second Monday m July a<xt All persons interested in the settle. aeBt of ssid estate hereby nelled sttead ssd except, if they think proper, or the same will bs confirmed. A. SCfIZE.
 A. MciLkOY,
 April i3. ls49. lt36l AaaiatsfTatoys
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iANINISTRiIAR'x XaIIrR.

A REMINDER MciLkOY. sdInisistTsior of the "A eststs of Mark Ferest, deceased, hes fled his zce0snt carreBt in said estate for hnal setilemen nt d the ReSt term of the Probate Court al eoatt to bs held ai the eoart house iH Greene eoaHty, Ar kansas. on the first Tuesday sfler the second MOn- day m Jaiy next All persons interested in the seteme0t of said estate are heFeby notified to sad except. if they think Pyep~r. or the wili be confirmed ALEXANDER McILRoY,
 April I3. ists. ItSsl .sd@i~isi' GtOr
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". sr 'etier writer at Washington in coamuni. a'oa 70 he Charleston Courier. vhig paper F'. uenerai Taylor remarked. fe~ days sro
 ~ ~ eN-snetneer oi Congress. that he did not wish ,- . r course ot h's administration or government -. s'hs'e impeachment announced of any person ,..,- ff4ce oi any person TeHaosed.'" The same
 lff "rI'er however in the same cour,unie a,or ees aR actual re1aarai, but says the fact of esaoFAi Was sapPsssssd m the ofkeal announce. '-FA'' 10 please Gen Tayler.
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RRIAGP XaTIcF

NOTICE Is hereby gvsa that the Little Rock 4N Brdge Company has called IBstslnlent of tea per eeat on the capital stock in said company, se be paid on or before Inc 2ist of May inst.
 May ys. i35un l.. K. LINCOLN, krcs't
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Washington Gossip.

There is A vein oi hamor in the Following letter 10 ,he New York EFening Post, which We think politicians os both parties Miii relish.
 :" There is awful state of sairs at the national capital. Cons;ern4iion and despair appear ;o pervade the ranks of the opposition, and serious alarm and diseon,en, prevail ia the camp the gov ernmtnt forces. On one side the fearful IamoT has gone forth that the Secretary Of the Treasury has caused 10 be struck od oi blank disnis- sAls from office, which respectfully informs the sub jeot of the operation that he IS a cischsTged man IL Mas sad ln Edward the Thii.'s ime tiat each oi bis srcher> carried The lives of twelve Scots m his qssistr. Each ol these little suissiYes may be said 10 be deaih to a democrat, and the hgndle wlk lay in the dust precisely loar hundred and eighty good and true of tho dStsacrstie Nnd tAG'b. which IS just battalion under the late reduction oi the strength of the co1paales. On tbe other hand Il vas yesieIdsy decided Hnt 10 remove A democ raj appeiaied es!y two or three months ago, by Mir Po,k surveyor of pRSiie srids n Iowa and lIiinois who will have 50 0sso 10 disburse. This is looked upon orninous 10 bosi of applications. for if nC boiy is to be dismissed uEIlh his commission expires large numbers of office holders will be kept in ring the greater part of the administration. "li is stated io-cav that Peter G. " ashlngton au ditor Of the p,sotiee department, has received " notice 10 qnh" the lst of May ] that day. as 1T New York, IS 10 be festival ci removing, as wei from office as from old residences. To-day hap- pened 10 ask an acquaintance whom l have long known Sls00 year democrat. if he had | pain in the head. ''Sir.'' said he. with gloomy so lenniiy. my head Is eff. IL was not wise one but this IS a great loss 10 me-" Shocked by thi intelligence. Yet veu'ured ,o inquire the particu lars. The operator had been MT Crawfosd. of th. War Department, and The work was done neatly an6 expeditioHsiy in this wise:
 "Sir-four services are no longer required in thi. department. have the honor 10 be, &c.
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IStgnedl

"Tt is disputed that Mir. Clarke, formerly whig clerk of the House of Representatives is to be the saccesso. 10 MT. Washingtons but nobody knows as yet.
 "in inc meantime we rather :hicken than thin out. The arrival at Browns and Wiilard's each day hll page and half of the register. These pew guests are of course, principally -seekers There IS great deal Of complaint among the out. siders that the New Workers make more isonhle than all the others combined There is nothing sur prisng in that; pairo age is much greater, and our whisgery stronger than exists anywhere eIse. No other State has good right 10 make trouble :"
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sEeoSn AuDIToR's OFFICE,
 April ,, lsl9-T o'clock, P.M.


 Sir Having received intelligence this evening that Mrs. McCaiia, ~ho is at ChaTlestown, Va. has been attacked with piturisy, and request that l should repair to that piaee possible, propose 10 go in the morning train accordingly. As my absence may be prolonged for a few days, l make ;he request that Josiah F. Polk Esq., the chief clerk Of the office, be appointed temporary auditor fer the purpose cf executing such business as may be Indispensable daring my absence.
 Hoping that the eircumstanees will be considered sufficient apology for going to Virginia without making previous application,
 l aul, respectfully your ob't serv't,
 JoHN N. MeCALLa. 2i Auditor. To his Exceilehey, Z. Tavlor,
 President of the Unified States. The President, to whom it was presented by . friend early next morning, with bis own hand wrote the following reply:
 General John NJ. MeCalla, Second Auditor. hay ing requested permission to be absent few days from the city, and of from his duties to vsi, his sick family. he R authorized 10 do %. While absent, Josiah F. Polk chief clerk of the ofice is appointed temporary auditor tor the purpose of ex- ecuiing such business as may be indispensable.
 /. TAYLOR. WASHINGTON. D. C., April 3, Is49 |. General McCails proceeded to obey the call ef his sick family, which he would have done, even il removal from office had been the inevitable eonse- quence. He fo1Hd Mrs. McC4ila dangerously i'll. He remained until the crisis past. and she hsS: oechuac CO'is4Ftceh pat SUI onaois 10 s up anu he was prepared to return to his post, the 9th. when another member Of his family attacked by symptoms oi fever which induced his physician ia advise his continuance for another day. The next day he received intelligence that his MT ClaytOa of Georgia had been appointed and taken sis seat.
 We refrain from expressing ai the feelings which such statement IS calculated to produce. Ws fear that the President IS III adyise and that he is pre- eipitsted into al which hs own better feel ings ~cald revolt, and his own cool consideration will condenn. We only state he facts, and leave ihe commentary to ihe calm judgment of the pso- pIe.-Un,o%
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SHoT AND LEAD.-30 bsgs Drop Shot; 10 - bags Buck Shot; 500 lbs. bar Lead just received and fur sale by [msysI W. R. WAIT.
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tE- Pr'siSeat Potk.-The reception of ex-Presi- lent Polk si bis home. in Columbia, Tennessee. "a' eharacierized ky an immense turn out of the I,o7N' ~ihout distinction of party, not only from NA2f., esi from Marshall, Giles and Lewis coun- He lF the purpose of welcoming back an old friend who hai filled ihe highest station among men. The laiaRbia Recorder says:
 AZ lbe ex-PFessdent, bis amsbie and accom- gl'n~d lady, and the committee Of reception ad. 'iheri 'o~ards town, they were met by an immense 0oeeoafse oi ladies and gentlemen in carriages ana oH s'''eoaek- A short distance from town ihe pro es's.oh @as joined by the excellent Brass Band. . sa- oy handsome military company from Jackson NS''r-e, and hy hundreds of citizens on foot The s'c7sn' music of The band. and ihe ringing of the '-l'' annoaaced tAe approach of the Ioog proees-
 -. The procession marched through the public ' 'ai~ which was densety crowded with spectators .-- proceeded opposite 10 the Siaie Bank. When , 'as ssseTSlsge had gathered as Lear as possible As', ueheTai Gideon J. Pillow. who had been se- '.sl ey ,he committee for tha, purpose. proceeded p Feieome back NJ Polk to the society of his
 - liehfls and heighhors, in a brief but in one of - Los' eloquent speeches that we have ever had - p'easnfe of hsteaing 10. Mr. Folks response ga s4esme, eloquent, and appropriate indeed 1e toeching manner in which he alluded ,o the 'ss'is'ioha of other days, brought tears from the a,s oi hundreds of his auditors.''
 .:l' to'E afterwards received. at the residence of
 Io'hef, whom he had not seen for four wears. e9l sfAlliai'eas 0: hundreds He has nearly '"'9 recovered iTom has recent illness
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Choetaw Land scrip, IN pisc-s of so. le0 and 320 acres, received and ! fer sale by [janisl VA. 5. WAIT.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18
Superior Chief, JAMES CoLoauAR.

MAKING THE Mosr OF TRApE.-A Cali.
fornia correspondent OF the New York Com.
mercial Advertiser relates some singular
anecdotes, told by those who were at the
mines last year illustrative of their manner
OF dealing with the Indian:
''Seeing how eagerly the pale faces were
engaged in digging the yellow stuff, tho In
dians applied themselves with all diligence
to the task, and with great success, as they
could better undergo the exposure and fatigue
Bu, in selling their gold their ignorance Of
its value wa. shamefully taken advantage Of:
the white man put dollar in one scale and
the gold in the other; the weight Of dollar
was dollars worth Of gold, and even when
the poor Indian began to know the value Of
his gold he could no, comprehend it's value
in trade, the gold in exchange for goods being
fifteen dollars an ouuce, but for cash six or
seven. The poor fellow would sell for cash
and then turn round and bny whatever he
required al the exorbItant cash price demand.
ed, which appeared TO him less than in value
| in so!d--ior instance, one hundred and fifty
dollars for blanket, But these rogusries are
now ended as the Indian bought good stock
OF experience during that summer, and has
| learned 10 place a higher value on bis gold
dus,n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18

"BARsrY LEr THE GIRLS ALoNr.r-The
following letter has been addressed 10 the
American consul at Panama, by the Superior
Chief Of San Bias:
RIVER DIABLo San Bias, May 20, ls4s.
SIR This is TO inform you that the Chief
OF San Bias, wishes that no steamers visit his
country 10 ask for land, TO make road OF
for any other purposes. The Chiefs Of San
Bias claim as their land from Coolavery TO
the Gulph OF Darien. God gave US this land
and no foreigners can live amongst US, for il
any live here they will trouble our women
and we shall be Jealous of them, and soon
there would be disturbance and bloodshed
for God made all nations their own women
and not to trouble ours. We are glad to SEQ
all trading ships as friends, and we will buy
their goods with our produce. Any friendly
vessel can trade with US, on. not make any
of US traitors. Your nation have their read
TO cross the Isthmus at Chagres, and must
no, make 4 road through our country. We
want no steamers TO visit our country, unless
in want Of wood or water; so do not destroy
this letter, and please send copy 10 your
country, and send 10 US an answer 10 the
River Dablo.
remain your friend,
Superior Chief, JAMES CoLoarAR.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18
THE DEAD OF ls4s.

Ex.Presdent Polk,
Mrs. Madison,
Madame Cavaignac,
Madame Recamier,
Major General Gaines.
Major General Worth,
Colonel Durcan,
Lady Blessington,
John Wilson, the vocalist,
Sgnor De Begnis, the vocalist,
Daniel Marble, the comedian,
Hermanus Bleeker,
John l.. Lawrence,
Major General Kearney,
Ex-King Charles Albert, Of Sardinia,
James Keyburn,
Marshal Buseaud,
Madame Marrasi,
King William, of Holland,
Ibrahim Pasha, Of Egypt
Shah of Persia,
Maria Edgewor,h, the novelist,
Theodore Lyman, of Boston,
David B. Ogden, ......
Daniel Duncan, NJ, C., of Ohio,
Hon. Cornelius Warren of New York,
Hon.. John |, Morgan, of New York City,
Major Whistler, of Russian Railroads,
Marquis D'Alisre, the French millionaire
Gen. Belknap, railroad contractor,
Col. Johnson, the Napoleon OF the Am
Turf,
Gen. Sir Hector Maclean, X. c. B., .
Or, Carmichael, Prof, Of College Of p
Dublin,
Ri, Rev. Dr., Crolley R, C. Primate Of Ire
land, ...
Lieut. Gen. Sir Benjamin D'Urban,
Gen. Sir E. Paget,
Duke Of St. Albans,
RI. Hon. Sir +, Knatchbull,
Robert Vernon, % i.-.5 ..... 7r
Brevet-Major Gates.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18
rERx MAN MS OWN PATENT
AtSENT.

INN e. Co. ,prblishers cf the "sCiENTl-
FIC AMERICAN" have fsSeared us with
hamphle, containing the Patent Laws Of tile
ted States, together with all the forms necessa.
ar apolyine for Patent, information IN regard
ling ca eats, with remarks on its uses, etc, a,
mt of fee required at the Patent oihce' aho
other information that is necessary 70 hs'fuc'
rson in making his own applications
ice l2S cents single, or l2 copies Tor one DOL
sent by mail 10 any psrtofthc United states
1dress MUM q CO., Ne~-York.
arch 10, $780,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18
SELECT POETRY.
THE OLD PRINTER.

see him at his case,
With his anxious, cherries face
Worn and brown;
And the types, unceasing click,
As they drop within his stick,
Seems Of life's old clock the lick,
Running down. .'...
Years, years away have flown,
And the printer long I've known,
Boy aud man.
Time was when step elate
Distinguished his gait,
And his form was tall and straight,
We now scan.
You could see him every day,
AS he passed along the way
To his toll;
He labored might and main,
living scant 10 gam,
Aud some interest small attain
la the soil.
And hope was high at first,
Aud the golden chest he nursed,
Till he found
That hope was but glare
In cold and frosty air,
And the promise. pictured fair,
Barren ground.
He ne'er was reckon'd bad,
But I've seen him smile right glad
AT ''leaded'' woes,
While corresponding irown
Would spread his features round
Where virtues praise did sound,
If twere ''close.N
Long years he's labored on,
The morning hues are gone
From his sky;
For others are his hours,
For others are his powers,
And his days like passing showers,
Fitting by.
You can see him, night by night,
By the lamps dull, dreary light,
Standing there,
With cobweb curtains spread
In festoons o'er his head,
That sooty showers shed
In his hair.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18

STEAM NAvIGATIoN.-The Oriental and
West India Steam Packet Company own
forty steamers, which have cost, upon the
average, $3.50, 900 each-aggregateco,s So.
OOo, 900 They employ 1000 sailors, and
have sixty foreign establishments connected
with the service. Their expenses are sio,.
900, 900 year, OF which only s2,eos, 900 10
covered by their receipts from government
for carrying The mails. Ten thousand per.
sons in Southampton are more or less con.
nected with and dependent upon this com,
pany
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18

GEN. HERRERA, ex-President Of Peru, who
is now travelling through the United States
is, we are informed, followed by two no,ori-
Gus hotel thieves, with view to plundeT
him, should an opportunity offer. His Ex'
cellency carries with him considerabl.
quantity Of valuable jewels, and should ,hess
rascals succeed in their designs, a rich booty
will be theirr,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18

An EMpsRoR's REJoIcIsGs AT VIcToRf.-
A Berlin correspondent of the London News
saws, when Nicholas heard OF the success Of
The Russians over the Hungarians, and the
occupa,ion Of Debreezin by Ceodaieff, he
commenced dancing about his room in his
shirt. II is said that he continued for three
whole hours to exhibit in this extravagan'
way the joy with which the news of SO quick
triumph had inspired him.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18

Ii is rumored that the Pope does not mean
to resume his residence al Rome, but at Bo-
logna. This city has water communication
with Venice, is surrounded by wall, and
has twelve gates. The population numbers
70, ,o66. In 1896 Napoleon captured the city
and drove away the papal authorities; now
his nephew restores them
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18
no oARDrN0.

IE subscriber will continue TO receive ana ae.
.ommodate a few transient or permanent
,prns, at her residence in sunbury. Inc To-
!, is in handsome and pleasant part oil the
commanding fine view of the susquehan-
Northumberland and the scenery ad)aeen,.--
gsons from the city, who wish to spend a
,onths in the country during the summer sea-
Iuubury affords delightful retreat
ANN G. NORRIS,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18
STRAW BONNET
s. HAT NdNUFACTORY,

TI@ft "-I-'' ~IS "f'
a. 30 North Second street, opposite the
!Madisoa Hessss-
YNHE subscribers would eAl the attention Of
L Country Merchants aud Nilsssers TO their ex-
nsive assortment of fasliisnable SrRISo AND
JMNEn BoSSErs Ann HArs Of sN unewest styles.
Lso, a large and general assortment of French
d AsAertsan Artificial Flowers, Ribbons. Crown
nipgs, Oil Silk, Wire, Qurngs, Dackram, &c,
,ich they Offer at prices that defy composition.
". B.-Palm Leaf Hats by the casc OF dozen.
W. NJ. q J. E. MAULL,
Bonnet and Hat Manufacturers,
80 North I'd street.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18

The Annual Session Of the Grand Lodge,
|. o. Of o. F., of New Jersey me, a, Trenton
on Thursday last. Among the proceedings
we notice that it was determined to tax each
member OF the subordinate Lodges through
out the State ten cents, 10 liquidate the debt
Of tho Grand Lodge
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18

ls DIR. ]. B. MASsER has removed his
RzH - office, to the office formerly oc-
~ -eapied by H. b. Masser, as the printing
.-M.S ,oflcc Of the Sunbury American, back
FsMA ofH. Msssers store.
iunbury, Feb. "a, ls4s.-