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$4,000 Victims Every Year
Fall Prey 10 Consumption, Asthma
and Raising Blood, Hectic Fever
and Night Sweats.

ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION
Beais, 10 Deancey street, gave il his sis-r.in-
Jaw VINO had been nn invalid for years from Asthma 10
aohef considered us IN consumption IL relieved them at
snee, 10 that they travelled several hundred miles.
SPLITTING BLOOD
Always alarming. IL leads to the worst Kind of Con.
suuploi and unless arrested Ia time is GENERALLY fatal
rhermans Ahlieaing Bulsam is the hest remedy known
meals The wounded OF ruptured blood fthe lungs
snd thereby elects permanant cure, while other reme-
dies only stop the blood for the time few doses "a
THIS Basain wall satisfy be skelical tha, IL Is the
medicine reqnlred-it' been successful in many cases
su @ ton where ihcs had run mtn rapid decline or rs
Young persons o. h 'oi middle age, are more subject
to these attacks than Se aged ''
Price 25 cents and 81 per bottle
Dr. SEelnnn's Cough and Worm Lozenges, and Poor
Mans Piustefs. s,d AS above
Principal Office 100 Nassau street. New York
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23

-. -, ,7cf April nexs---
=. ..Sit;--A certain lot of land situate in the
h Of Northumberland, in Northumberland
marked in the plan Of said Borough as
liz, bounded southwurdiy by Wcstway,
ardly by lot No Ill, Northwardly by
treet and Easesardiy by an Alley.
Also, 3
south half of lot No III, situate as follows
60 feet on Westway, l20 feet adjoining
liz, to the place of beginning-togethcr
le buildings aud improvements, rights, liber-
lvileges and appurtanccs. Seized taken in
on and to be sold as the property Of Alba
ret. ..s =. t.r
ALSOa
iirtue Of certain Writs Of Ven. Eaponas, a
Tract of Land, situate in Little Mahonoy
ip, in said county, bounded by lands of
I'm Reitz and Daniel Dornsicf containing
more Skss, whereon are erected two
q dwelling House aud log Stable. Seized
execution and to sold as the property of
IN PETER and Leah his wife.
ALSO:
rtain Tract Of Land. situate in Lower
~ township. in said county, bounded by
hantsngo Creek, lands Of Adam Snoder
hers. containing 80 acres more or less,
n are erected a dwelling house ani a log
Seized taken in execution aud to he sold
moperty Of Andrew Tschopp and Philip
p, adm'rs. of Frederick 'rschopp, deed.
AISOs ....-..
rtain Tract Of Land, situsse in Upper Au-
wnship, in said county, bounded on the
lands Of Jacob Hoover, on the cast by
Geo. Zimmerman, on the south by lands
Keen and on the west by lands of Jos.
:, containing ninety-three acres, more or
Iereon are erected, one story frame dwell
Use, a frame BAN, and all apple orchard
cized taken in execution and TO be sod as
,erty of David Barnhart.
ALSO:
tain Tract of Land, situate in Upper NAH
wnship. in said county, bounded by lands
Dunkclbcrger, Daniel Zerbe, Andrew
/, John Brown, Frederick Rebock and
hadlc, containing l6l acres and 81 perches
are erected two story log dwelling
also one other story log dwelling house
'rboardcd.) log barn. spring house, an
chard &c. Seized taken in execution and
Id as the property OF John Delb.
ALSO:
he interest ofthe Def, (supposed to be the
ed half fpart,) Of, and, in certain lot Of
situate in the town Of McEwensvillc, in
re township, in said county, bounded on
by an Alley, on the east by the y ain
aiding to Muncy, on the south by lot of
lays, and on the west by Back street, con-
one-eisht of an acre more or less, whereon
ted two story brick dwelling house, a
ON and a frame stable.
ALSO:
undivided hslfpart of aud in certain Lot
nd, situate in the town, township and couu-
said, bounded north by lot Of Ale ardor
N, east by the Main Road leading to
south Ivy an Alley, and west by Ba,k
ontslning one-eishth OF an acres more or
,ereon arc erected store house AM small
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23
CONSUMPTION

In oil Chrstanizcd and civilized couniric has cau.rd
larger proportion Of deaths titan any Other maady that
acts the human family aud until within lew yeHrs.
there has been any certain tSsaedy stop tie dsvass
inn aft tho destrover HUT now-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23
TTCKN0R'S
COLUMBIAN SPELLING BOOK.


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Schools in the American Republic, by Almon
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ence, and author of tile Columbian Cdlcuators,
Practical Common School Mensufation, DC,
The attention Of Teachers, School Dtrectots,
parents &c, is invited to this new Spelling Book,
which conforms TO the modern spelling and usa ges
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Stats. 1t is what it purpoyts to be, Spelling
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to secure iof it a universal Introduction into the
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for sale by lIENRr MAssEa, Sunhury.
Where Teachers and Directors can procure
copies for examination.
August 4, lS49.-
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kthE.E.s 9 ik ~ L. sISssEP 4 d
,,<.,n ..-., -. =, =,
{, lNiit s WIN the uilhlst nlhehce, netrn ~ 'ne
II Meui'' fhcuiy anu l huic lF inc cure Dys"n-
us
Nausea, Headache. Bilious Vomiting
Vertigo, Dncss Of Sight, Burning sensation at the pit
Debility of the Nervous Sy s OF the 1t mlchi
tenn il.ivet complaint,
Hyplchlndria, Jaundice, Oppress after eating,
L'ssu appetite, PJpitatinn of the Heat,
Wasting o( the strength Pain Ia the pit II the ST mach
FlatuIeuce, with frequent towards the right side
bclching of wind 'Sal,wncss e mpex II,
Vitiatedta taste, Depression OF the spriss and
9th. bowels,
49, - ,, ,,i j. 49,. ,o., ..;,
effects may ensue, for II lays the unitm fr, u the in
eipet cause Of aud very frequently terminates IN cnsup
tion. would mFsess upon the mind that to tiihe with
this disease may he to sport with the ressn which cons
tutes man superemlnent among animal beings t. eiri
bitter existence by adding CONSCIOUSNESS OF folly to The
penalty Il pain.
This mecine il neatly nut up in bottles. with ample
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23
LIVER COMPLAINT.

IL
Dyspepsia
Sec the cure of r S Uilcor merchant, NJ hucs, Wyo
ming Co N. Y, and many more in our Pamphlets,
Dysentery & Summer Complaint
IN Children aud Adults are aays cured Htakly Children
will become feshy kaalIy and heGry and grow rapidly
by the use of this BALSAM
No iuuthcr need mourn the death Of her Child hy
Cholera Infpntutr, while tcC.hin2 If BRiN7'S
PULMONARY BfLSiM be administered. It should be-
Ter such given in larger than the ordinary dose,
lgIQRS 3 PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND
ht49'y recommended HRANI",s MEp.ulNES;-
Or y HUBBARD stamford Conn.
De- ). n SMITH, Wa,GrtOwH, y. Y.
nr EosSMAN. -! Henry street, Brooklyn, n Y.
Or. I. N. HuNr Auburn, y. Y.
DR.. GIG. FRANCES, Niilciown. Coun.
DIR. GEO. 4 RoCr"a Bmh y l.
DR.. WHITE FrcUeu.a. y. Y.
DR.. c. Il. GAI.ENI!NEa Byron. y. Y.
nr. q. SlIiPMAN, Fayetteville y. Y.
Dr.. j SKINNER Henry st. brooklyn =. Y
DR.. o. SIIlPMAS Cortland n. Y.
FOR SALE BY John w, Frilius; sunbary Ia.
Mary \. McCay Northumberland.
John II. RascG Milton,
Henry j Slacfer do
Edward \. kutZneI do
Adam Cnnrhd PottSgrove,
Hayes Mccormick, McEw-nsvils,
w. i. |. Painter. Mmcv
J. Z. Mann X Co, lIughrsyille
Edward Wilson, New Berlin,
Thornton Baker, L-wisburg
:. j. Grouse SellnSgrOve,
W. IL Buckley, Danvil!e,
Il. y. LeitZ & John X. Meyer, Blpomsburg.
AL letters and orders must lie addressed to Wallace
Co, iO6 Broadway, New York.
Sunbury, July 2l, lsio-Iy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23
FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMpl AIMS.

No remedy that has been offered to the public has
been half certain aud cfrRdt IN correcting an the in.
rdrual reniacscs and irregularities Of the ieuiue
BRiNT'S s Pulmonary RiLSiN 1t uIoh-s no E.
ference whether the dcrungrmrut h' si2r6 crccs
other incidental iCfakncSs-it REGULATES ALL ly
STRENGTHENING the system. og1a 7p he cTssla0H SuI
soo'iiag tri a'layiHg NERVOUS lIItiTABLITY. Ss-
oar Pcapllets for pruyr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23
CONSUMPTION.
4 DYING Woman C,prcl I

We ststc this cure to prove the go5t IN sa~c Il r. when
this ASAN il used, even after tIc prtsuu Is roi.is,!
by ply stiAn aui friends to he IN ihu IL stages ul
Hctu,l dViHR and IN this cast far gone thai The
sir0ad and burial clothes bought. For urri.u
lars of Ills case and the respectable aud uHaoHb3 proof
Of ali the circumstances and facts, refer 10
PAMPHLETS.
This curh effected on Mrs ZlBA DfKEMAN o.
Rqllst0R $40. Saratoga Co. " l. We prove uyuHd
dnn. many others dlr5st ogUdlly hop,h nul iaHu
aeaJie ca.cs of Coughs aud C0HSnp pii5Us Cured which
", - pronounced tHcurdble ly sailiul physicians.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23
Caution Exts.

A fnan by the name Of CI.ApP has engsgs
young man Of the Of 8 +. Townsend, and usiih
10 Put up Sarsparia, which they csll DR. Towf
sends Sarspsa denoininating GENUINE Original, etc
This Townsend no doctor and but for.
merly worker hs railroads., canals and the like Ys
he the title of Dr. for the purpose OF gaining credit
for what he This is TO caution the public not to be
deceived and purchase none the Genuine Original on
DR. Jacob Townsend's Ssfspsrills having Il the Oh
Ds likeness his family coat Of arms and hs siyns,afs
across the coat Of arms.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTfCI

oIlCE Is hereby glNen' tnat iel'srs q ,amin
israuoh on ihe es'sT OF george pSPe, lat,
Oh !a'hSo" ,o"hsn'h tf'uuu''s,'a''e ,'a''e e1nty
2efa o. pave nsei gfah"uio the sppsV'ps Al
persons hsNins eiaiiiis sslhs' 'i,e es.a' pre-
sent them ior eAah'iiiau"i anu senem.p anC
tnoss indebted win please make imniedia. pay
msnt. WILLIAM pEPPIN, AdsL
Jackson tshp., March 8, is50.--6t ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23

This BALSAN heals and cures Ut'crs in h LaHRs sud
elsewhere Internally certainly and easdy the rUHt
flying EXTRACT and heals ulcers oJterRcHy This
Baspm cures Nine cases Of Cough and CONSUMPTION
Of Ten alter all other remehis hnvr laiLsi % &c Rl0i
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23
Thousands of Consumptions

and Chronic Coughs hb ndantly prove its unfnRR c.
cay in sueh Diseases and s undoubed curative power
aud soothing healing properties in the following
plants and Diseases viz Splitting of Hood Biee7inq o..
Ls Lanes Pain in the Breast aud Side Might eds Nsr.
C0.plaiats Paipitatioa Of the Heart Cholera fan
fsq Dyscnfery and Summer Complaints n Children and
tL-.na ani A
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23
JAMES NOLAN & CO.,


English, French & German Goods,
No. 1876 Market Street,
ABovK FOURTH STREET, UP STAIRS,
PfyfI DNLPHrA.
Needles, Stay Binding, Sewing Silk,
Pins, Carpet do Thmbles,
Tapes, Coat, do Bodkins,
Cords Flannel do Hooks & Eyes,
Gallons, Qua ty do Zephyr Worsied,
Buttons, Furniture Patent Thread,
Tailors' Twist Purse Twist, Wire Ribbon,
SIX, Cotton. and Linen Canvass,
Gloves lioscfy Shirts and Drawers, Comfrts,
intants' Socks, Chiljren's Caters Suspendcrs,
Woocp Yarn and a great variety Of STAPLE
AND FANCY TRIMMINGS
March 2, ls50,--lm
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM

Cures rry many of the strongly marked and dsve
1Icd of PRl-4Onary ptioEL w. tHdOnbtei
cases OF liberated and diseased LUNGSsuch hopeless
never hotore cured by any other medicine.
10 utterly hopeless were some OF The afflicted persons ss
to have been pronounced by physicians and friends b0
ACTUALLY pYiNg. Suine who had their burial clothes
made, have been cured and yet Nteohers who i was
said would live another day are row as vel and
hearty they ever were,
1t possesses NIL tho cleansing rnd purifying virtues
nearly as powerful and active as tic preparation which
call
BRANT's lNDlhH PURIFYING EXTRACT.
This dI from that because this pns serra oh,1
AsiGoas which pscKliatly H3Hei tu cnd src essen
Italy rere,sary to cure
Coughs and Consuinptions,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23
Peter Lilly No. 4, April term, AID. 1850.
VS. Plu. subpsna in dNsrce.
Elizabeth Lilly.

TO EIiEintIn IHIIN,
You are hereby nntifici, to be and ,eear he
fore the jud sss II INC Cur, Ji Comm Pleas OF
F.. H'-HH"is esiaAt 'o ny laH ae "a day Of
ArtH go g. - ''s t'r t'13a2'e c3''k aud Ia
7Ha" G. aa' t'- se1 WI = ,1gac q
.g-u'o N4itaoau 4pp,l noi be decre ,-aips,
yoo. NEs COvEEr II.
March 2, 1850. At
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ALSO:

rtain T'ract of Land, situate in the town
county aforesaid, bounded north by lands
non Truckanliler aud John Bonch. cast
OF Franklin II. Carver, south by lands
ell Smith and west by lands of Isaac Vim
ntalnlng l2O acres moro or less, whcreon
ted dwelling house (part brick and part
log barn. a spring and vel OF water at
{. Seized taken in execution and to be
he property efJohn Vincent.
ALSO:
interest Of The Def. supposed to t. the un-
one-fifth part of and ia the fol,owiag real
wit: A certain tract Of land, situate in
township. in said county bounded by lands
les Riddler, Stsddea and Chamt~rlsin.
ing in the whole 1870 sores aore or less,
nare erected brick dwelling aousc, a log
wagon shed &c.
ALSO:
rtaln lot Of land, situate in the Borough
m, in said county, bounded north by lot of
er and Swank, east bv - street, south
Illey, and west by From, street. whercon
ted large two story brick dwelling house,
prick store room, shops, as large stable &c.
ALSO:
rtain lot Of land in said Borough. situate
- street, bounded on the north hy an Al
the cast by an Alley, on the south by lot
ng TO the heirs of Chas. Comley decd,
st by -- street. containing one-cighth
re, more or less, whereon is erected IL
'me dwelling house.
ALSO:
tam other lot Of land, situate in said Do
near Eckerts saw mill. bounded north bv
Geo. Eckert, east by lot of Joseph Our.
lot ofGeo. Eckcrt, and west by an 'ey,
ng one-eigh,h Of an acre more or cas-
taken in execution and 10 lie sod as the
Of Oscar Hammond.
JAMES COVERT, shr'f.
Office, Sunbury, !
9th, ls50.-ts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23

LOulSa Bennet, hy
her next friend Ja- No, 10, January term 1880,
cob Conrad. AL Subpoena in Divorce.
Edmond Bennett
$40 Edmond Bennett"
You are hereby notified, 70 be and appear before
the Judges Of the Court of eommon Pleas of Nor
thumberland county, on til, ist day dApril next,
to answer the above compliant and % show cause
(if any you have,) why Svorce q Ii-euiO Ma.
irimOnii should not he decfed asaina YOU.
JAMEs COVERT, shrG
Sheriff office Sunbury,)
March 2, ls50,---4t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23

n kDY's MUFFS-GUM SHOES &c, a,
a received and for sale at the store Of
HENRY MAssh
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23
SsaxSazSs3 Gs'TEl s. sfsNHOOD.
z HVe1bH VIGOROUS LIFE,
S-@---2 Premature Death.
A.A4Lit 0G SiG " SrfyaliOa.

ONLY 20 CENTS.
This ok JUS rubnshcdis i!e with useful INF unati
IN the .fnits and diseases Of the GeHeratiye Organs
It ADDRESSES sel alike u YOUTH, MANHOOD aud OLD
AGE, AMI should be- read by all.
The valuable advice aud impressive warning il gives
iA prevent years misery and sneIing and annual
Is III ,usllts OF IAves-
Parents by relling will learn how prevent the des-
trnction III their children
S4A remittance uf 25 cents, enclosed in letter ad-
dr, ss.d t. DIR KiNkEIINf N. w. irner Of THIRD a
UNION Streets, between Spruce Pine, Philadelphia,
will ensure lok, under envelope, per return Of mail
Persons q distance may address DR. X. BY letter. (post-
paid) and be cured at home.
PACKAGES OF MEDIClFES, DIRECTIONS, &e,
forwarded by sending remittauce and put up from
DAMAGE ~ CURIOSITY,
Hook sellers New Agents Pedars, Canvassers, and all
obers supplied with the above work al very low rates.
February 0, le5o-iy
+ ETTER snvsloPss, q various kinds nv rls
ii A a A.. .MSS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23
Coughs and Consulnptions,
Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

and al! diseases Of pulmonary naturc-arh dsrasrs ss
ilsv utfatk
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23
SOURING, FERMENTING, ACID "CoMpouNb-
OF 5 p TOWNSEND.

II is horrible IN think and to know how cruelty the az
lcted imposed upon by presumpuOuz the sake
Of mOney Fortunes make Of the s.onies Of the sck
aud ~ equivalent rendered the despaIring suhefeu
IL is frauds upon the unfortunate TO pour bal
into wounded humanity tn ke hope IN the Aespsirinf
bosnm % restore health and hoo and yignr INTO shs
crushed and broken and 10 haisi nirmtty, that o. -
Jacob Townsend has sngght and found the 9tei Rtns.,
within the reach and to the knlie 'i' sn VINO he,s !"
ANscPN-9rNr POWER TO HEAL,
And thus ; the nnpurchos-abs satisfaction " hsvis:
I,is nusaus nnd miIis from the bed 81 sictneu
desPandecy to hope, health snd ling liz, Of viscr s.s
useiulurss themselves their families sId .T.enGs.
AGENT.-liENliY MAsSER, saahugy.
July -, lsl1--iy cow
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23

kD OSE OINTMENT.-A fresh supply of this
Aa excellent article for letter q Co. just received
and for sale by HENRY MASsER.
sunbury, July rs, lsi9.--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23

DROWN'S ESSENCE OF GINGER
HD new supply of this excellent article just
received and for sale by ii. b. MASSER.
Sunbury, March l6, 1880.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-23

undivided hslfpart of aud in certain Lot
nd, situate in the town, township and couu-
said, bounded north by lot OF Ale ardot
N, east by the Main Road leading to
south Ivy an Alley, and west by Ba.k
ontsintng one-eishth Of an acres more or
,ereon arc erected store house anl small
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-21
rnE cARnLINE coNyENrInN pISTRl1cT.


No Democrats in this district were, few weeks since
in favor of party Convention thar ourselves The
developments thu last Caroline and Sposyyana courts
clearly indicated dcrproucd and most unfortunate diris-
ion vi opinion ainoq Tie Democrats 10 III. proprey 81
ne Convention. And consequently, whilst one portion o
tho party held meetings 10 appoint delegates 10 Conren
tion another portion, equally respectable III nubcs went
lar 10 hold meetings 10 express tier opposition 10 Tie
COhrcnti0n more.
When such popular and influential men w. w. Dckn
sun Cruclcd and Chancellor IN their respective
found opposing the selection Of candidates by caucus
is pretty certain ihat the measure viii not be popular
Under such circumstances the consequence Of aray in
one portion the party against the other would be tho de-
feat II ihn party. For should have two sets Of Demo
cratic candidates the nominees ii lie caucus and those who
viii represent the party opposed IL The caucus SYSTEM.
Thus would le ention Introduce d-cor INTO the ranks ot
our party and the election OF Wings This division,
during the IN. might become incurable, and
rcsi in he defeat VI Ur next congressional candidate
We ASK in all soberness and with nothing but the lov.
party heart should VIC by pressing this Convention
for the selection Of delegates place in imminent peril the
Democratic party divided il is upon the SUBJECT Is il
notorious fact that the meetings which Mcssrs.
W. w. Dickinson and Chancellor presided, meet
again the July Courts 10 oppose party Convention and
ii this l. done the nominees oi Democratic Convention
will have that portion OF the party, well the Wings
contend againsti
How may all this difficulty be avoided wl,hou, cndsngeg-
in. the oil our party, and without arrayng deocra,
against democrat!
The easiest and best plan will be for gentlemen do in
this district they doing every other district of the
State viz declare themselves candidates and let the people
know their sentiments. This course will give offence
one We have had many gentlemen placed in nomination
They would generally acceptable 10 tie party tits under
stood that very many Of those who have been put in nomi
nation have idea Of being candidates Those who have
been prominently before the people are, Messrs VIM
T. Taylor +. W. Scott Edmund Ruin Eusiace CONWAY
Patrick IL Aylcu General Corbin BraNton, and Thomas
". Gregory We mention these bccalsc they have been
repeatedly mentioned in the papers. Oi this number
We have heard that two would not be candidates
These gentlemen have doubtless been prevented by the idea
OF Convention from declaring themselves candidates
an election of any five OF these gentlemen would be salts
factory to our party.
Let MS therefore, brother Democrats elect our best men
without endan cring the OF party by Conven
ton The Of discord witnessed last Caron,
and SpOttsy lyana Courts should warn
GOIANSyIILE PRECINCT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-21
EVANSVILLE PRECINCT



Gentlemen Hearing that in consequence Of the COM
municnton ot unknown friend, which made its NJ.
pcaranc, the Enquirer Of the 9TH instant am regarded
by n candidate Tor seat i'll the Convention which
assemble in October amend State Constitution
aud n have been requested by many nv lowci
OF this county to declare myself YOU will please l-
iow sufficient space III your columns say the voters
al this district that am not candidate for hcr suirarcs
10 NV friends generally and especially 10 Major e. )
Blnps AMI the thirty gentlemen who united with him in
qucsting M BY letter IL become candidate beg leave
respectfully IL that cannot consent To do 80 un-
los nominated by District Convention or hy the people in
primary meeting assembled hope also Lc excllssd
Tor adding, tina, could not under any circumstances per
nit ew friends 10 at., into The improperly o. has
lily declaring myself candidate for dgnc important
and responsible position as he one in question.
Jealous friends are too apt 10 oyerestaie the strength
Of their favoGitc. Under existing circumstances il would
he highly improper in to do So NJ move las - yel
been made "r District Convention. | presume none viii
be. But call Tor meeting the psople o this county
has been made Tor July Court; they will nominate IN,
individual they prefer to represent their views and
bound both 10 await and abide thor decision
Mathews, June II, l-5O. \. h. SHEPARD
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
Cgleh.ling CAS- dlsi. Earre.t and s. 2. IriNi.-


Coichiding CASE Edria Forrest and " r. tWis-Dn-
ner 10 the Senator Dickinson Emigranfs
The first sign Of the approaching do day. rcncontre
that occurred yesterday in the end the city, between
Edwin Forrest and N. p. Willis The au, was made by
Forrest who first escled his weakly antagonist and
then nclaborcd him with gulla percha whip The parties
separated BY policemen and taken before magistrate
who held both 10 bail keep the peace for six months
While before the magistrate, there much excitement
and many words passed between the asae and the assa-
Mr.. Forrest stated that he MAIDS the assault and Mr.
Willis having remarked that Mr. Forrest was an athletic
man. and had taken him by surprise Mr. + observed tina;
Mr. Willis had seduced his wife, and that his Iuslca
ti"n for the punishment The policeman stated that Mr.
Willis was on the ground and that he had much difficulty
in taking Mr. Forrest away iromhi TIE affair it will be
has grown Of the divorce which has created
much talk throughout the country. Mr. Willis has pub
ished card in relation Ia this affair
The dinner 10 Senator Dickinson last evening nj Tam
many Hail. was eNcceding: harmonious and enthusa.
liz affair About $50 persons including many the old
lights III the democratic party, Were present
fwcnt, three hundred and forty eight elierant passen.
gers were landed al this port during The last week.
THE CROPS.Wo learn thar the wheat crops in Am
horst Nels :, AbeiIrc and Buckinghnm are exceedingly
promising. The wheat fields Of Col. billiard upon James
river present quite ourishing aspect The corn crop
promising than expected Tho desti,uon of To-
bacco plants is not general as is represented.
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