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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

ENi0E,rlOS FROM THD WEST FOR CALI
roENi,-Thr St. Louis Republican Of the
aulh slys, tina, scarcely steamer arrives from
the Ohio ri,cr that Is not filled with emf
grants, Tor California and the 81 far West -
The las, siN boats were all crowded one had
$50 passengers. The commanders Of steam
crS from Cincinnati and Louisville were obilC-
ed actually 90 force passenger, from their
boats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

DANIEL wgBsrER AT HoNE-A letter has
been addressed 10 Daniel Webster, BY about
eight HUNDRED citizens Of Boston and yincinity
including some from every class Of society,
and among others T. H. Perkins, William
Appleton, Rufus ChOate, Josiah Quincy, Jr.,
Judge Jackson, the President Of University,
DR.. Woods and professors Stuart and Finer
son Of Andoyer, Sc; expressing their entire
concurrence In the sentiments Of hrs speech on
the subject Of slavery and the Union and their
heartfelt thanks for the ines,lmabie and II has
afforded towards the preservation and PerPet-
uation Of the Union"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

r. The proper disposition Of the mineral
lands Of Clllum1--Ihc gold mines and plac.
CTS, and the mines of siycr aud quicksilver
-rs engaging the attention ofihc Government.
The whole Of rhr valuable tract, known tu
contain dcpo,IIcs Of the precious metals belong
with an inco1sIcahlc exception here and
thereto the General Government
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

SPoNrASEous COMBUSTION. We learn
from the Gardiner transcript, that wooden
building, Owued by Richards & IIOskins, pro-
prietors Of the Paper Min, in Gardiner, was
recently bunl-,he building was occupied as
a store-house for cotton waste, and the Gre was
OccasiOned by Spontaneous combustion. Loss
about $1,000, and no insurance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

FE0N ruE BErrrsu PRuuScr.-By the
brig Boston, Halifax papers To the ao,h ult.,
have been received. The slcighiug was good
at Halifax on the 3oih. There b, a sPcck Of
rebellion a, Prince Edward Island, the legs
l1turc (which have passed a vote Of want Of
confidence. and refused to gran, the supplies
until the mother country gives them aTcspon-
s,bIc government.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

~ Il should L. understood by all our merchant,
that Geo. ", Simmons, ofOAE Hall, Boston, can
sell ons garment, o. thousand, cheaper than any
other dealer. The immense purchase, and manu-.
Gcturcs II the establishment cnable him To do Il.
OAK Hat j. the most splendid clothing cstab
lishmsnt to h. found in New England. The largest
stock in the country Is kep, at this establishment
Our advice to clothing dealers, Is to purchase at
OAK Hat. The prices are most reasonable, and
no oue can fail to Set suited as to quality, Sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
READ! READ!
DENISON & co.

HAVE iust received large Assor'm'nt n TAI
III IORlNG GOODS, consisting i1 pant u
Gsunt1 Tvi'l'd anil Pbin Ilstk Cloths,
llIr' 1IN Gwen Broad Cloths,
BarA German Du'sAru., o. different qualities,
Iips ~ satin, >ik and Lasting Nr.uugs,
MilItrsrN tl.siu'res, laHgy b1oshiH',
~itti1rfts iur Ilnu,
~ It which VIII d. odd and made up in as COED [,
MANNER a. rln d. drur th tide % lI1st1n
Mr.sr,. u. ! 60. would .iy t1 th'ir customers
AMI tha public, tla, they have Iu cgaarr'i0i With
their bu.irSs.
4 Tailoring Establishment,
where they will D. prepared On make inl iun Gig-
mruts ts cheap a.. can o. done elsewhere Of the
saua quality and workmanship.
They hop by unrmuI1g attention 70 their bIsi
ness 1ul strict regard o. ihs wants 1T their cII-
iDu.r', 10 merit share II public patronage.
~ AT wax made O. order warranted o. suI'.
\. u. Cutting duno "a short notice auI Wausat.
ed 'u ~ " prup'rl, made.
South Paris, Frb. 18th, 1850. H2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

u lfany one has an orchard that had not
been grated, lct him srnPc % the old bark
and pa, boz ,hc pillow, and ,helput i1 The 'c.ons.
and De- SURE and keep down IN c Young shoots,
ami be will fud ,ha, De viii receive great I'M
torres, on ,hc capital invested, BY waiting
few wears
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
AdminisiInioI's Snles.

At Court Of Probate, held at rarl' Nithln and 'sr
IN, C.,unty Il ONiurd, on the fifth day Il March,
In the wear Of our Lord eighteen hundred and hity
, BRAIIAM ANDREWS 4 als. Executor, Of the
\ last viii and Testament II ABRAHAM AN
DREWs, late olfDclnrgin said Couniy, deceased,
having prcseittd their fret account q their admin
istration Of the estate of said deceased.
II wa. Ordered, that the said Executors give no.
tce To All persons interested, by causing copy u
this order to h. Published three weeks successiyey
in The ONiord Democrat, printed 81 Paris, that they
may appear at a Probate Court to h. held at pe-
burg IN said County. on the first Tuesday Of august
next, at ten Of the clock in the forenoon' ava snow
cause II an, they have, why the .,as sho'id not Oe
allowed. GEO. X. SHAW, Register.
A tre copy, Attc'ti GTo. \. SHAW reg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

Il =. consistent with our belief 10 say iha, J,,rd'
8. Pro,oti's SIN ani Shaw Store, No. ? Min ST.,
Boston, will compare h'orabl, With the bc't rcCu.
lated IIousss in Europe or America. Their Goods
are aways fiesh, fashionable, and reliable Or dun.
b,lit,. 10 -, no,hiug II the uoirrnly low price,.
Purchasers of such auielcs appear in their ALL
rcr,i.ement will ony do justice To their interests,
by yisitiu. thu. establishments before purchasing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE RAIL
ROAD.
station foot Of India Street Portland,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT


lSSENGER TRAINS vii r1 daily, Sunday
L excepted, tll further notice, a. iDI"vs'-
Leave porihnl iur South Paris, at ! % \. VI
and Is 4. VI
Lave Portland g. Yarmouth NJ - J.. ".
Leave N,rmauth f1t Porthnd At q - Y. VI.
Lave South rari. f,r Portland, at ~ n NJ
AMI q r. VI.
Lave Portland fr the AnlrovcnGgin Nennel"e
Rail Road st 90 4. VI. and ? Is +. VI.
Lave Portland frr th- Bu5khcd Brancs Kah
Road al 90 4. NJ. ,nt ? Is =. VI.
4 freight train wii have rorthni Tor South
Paris, at % \, VI. leave South far' loo Fort
and, II Is 4. VI.
No goods received after sunset.
The Company will MT - responsible ior baggage
a. an amount exceeding so IN value, unless notice
!, giyen snd pail fur at the rate oi one passenger
iur ever, $500 additional Naluc.
The % 4. VI, tain from Portland vii connect
at South Paris, Tuesday,, Thursday, and satur'
days, with stage. for Greenwood ani Bethel, knn-
ford ADD Anio'er.
Tor further particulars see raihhnieT Railway
Guide. : r. CORsER, Supcrin,endcn.
Portland, March II, 1850, al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

II Miss Chapman, the young lady who lcl
the California Packet in Boston harbor, died
on the 23d ult., At the house Of a relative IN
NcwburyPor,. Her disease was lung fever,
brought on by chill received m the pllo, boat
returning from the ship. Her remains were
conveyed TO her father IN Walcrillc, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
MARRIED.

In Greenwood, by Rev. T.. X. Colby, Mr. Ira +.
SwiG, oi this town, to Miss Ecnpr Packard, of q.
In Newp, Me- Daniel Flint, Of Albany, to Miss
Anna Z. Eamcs, u y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
DIED.

IN Norway, Feb. 23d, VIZ. Daniel Davis, aged p.
Feb. 18th, jeremiah Hobbs, Jn. aged 6s
In Williamsburg, \. Y, 27th ult., of dropsy on
the brain, Harriet Augusta, youngcst child of Chas.
and MARY Ann Cobb, aged l.2 years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

y An Over-modes, young lady addressed
. Mr Legget, ~ Mr Limb-,t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
Notice of rorecIosurc.

Notice of Foreclosure.
lN the ihiry.frst dly 4 August, \. u. 1916, IA.
" vIp ll,NnN, Of fy5lurg IN the County Of Ok.
tod, conveyed n ls,IAH ToUUrsr, Of Eaton in
the County II Carroll and State 4 New Hampshire,
b, De-, 81 Nougagc ~ that date, certain tracts "r
parcels of land situated IN said InrluT., which
tracts are particularly described in .ai deed, which
NAV H. f,unI recorded IN the ONfbm Wrstcrn De
tntl Registry, book p, page 3l6. And The c1uii.
ton u aid mortgage h.ing broken, clam = fore
closure by reason thereof .....
ISAIAH FORREST.
n, his ht'y, T.. l.. OsGoop.
TD.l-trg. Octul.r 30, 1910. 3ws'cpSc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
NOTICE l. hereby given that the Partnership
y lately sul,,isling lctwcen the subscribers, IN.
der the firm q
MOORE & HOYT,
wa. thi. day dissolved by mutual consent Az
,slt. due aid Partnership, are to h. received by
aid Moore: and al demands 10 be presented TO
him ior payment. ,. ,,,,,,,,,,
PATRICK IlOlT.
Rumlord, March 81, 1854. 3W5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
Commissioners Notice.
FREEDOM NOTICE.

THIS may certify tia, have thi, dsy given Al.
j HIEr, my SON, . minor, his tiu" % tuIie and
act for himself ! claim none of hes slrntngs and
'hall pay no debt, he mly contract after this Late.
DAVID BARKER.
Witncw-JoHS IITARsET.
Canton, Dec, l. lsi9. '3NS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
Trout aud salmon
Patent Yankee Spring Hooks.

Cork Floats, II an sif's, Load SiukcTi Reel,
Live. furnished complete i,r llart1r li.htug, L.
Dixon Spas' Fl,.ks aud Covered Bvua. IUu,h
Pocket Cup Camp 's."s, o"ot.'atng Nuii', "'s
Spoon. -. rp,A,, Iompass,', anI a supcIiyr as'
II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
Trout and salmon
Fishing.

Superior London Ily
ihls Patent Ily Line
Buss Rcrls, rlain, check
AMI mulurl,iug, Treble
- single Silkworm Gut
C1sting Lime , Silkwofm
Cot n ,ar,"us qpIitiCsG
~ilyrr au,i Brass Gimps
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
FISHING.
FISHING TACKLE OF ALL KINDS.
Lines,

Mad II Cotinn, TlaN
sin, Plated Siik, Ion.
don lly Line, Chiua tSi't
(or Gfau,D AND Hair
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
IIooLs,


For salmon, Tuut, ri,k
,rcl, Bass, Perch Smslls
Sc, So. Walking Can,
Fishing Rod.
Calcutta liamlurs,-
~uuthrm cane l'plTs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIPE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
OF LONDON & NEW YORK.
GtsrR,L Aersrs' orrrcr n Wall ST.
Bosros orrier n DOsne st.
Aaron Young, Jun'r,
Aarsr Ior the Society ior PARIS aud vieini,y.
Ohce AT Rusr 4 YouSG's. South Paris, where
may he had gratis pamphlets Sc. relating to the
subject
California Risks taken on reasonable
terms. o
GID D9Gp8R
JACOB TowNsEND'S SARsAPARIII.A,
u Cor sale. wholesale aud retail, by
RUST & YOUNG.
South Paris. April 9th
Something New
NOR Coughs. Colds and Cousumr,icn-Dr. 4.
i Rogrr,' Cgwpuai Syrup II LtIwri, Tg &
C1ash,iagut, 6r sal~ Nv RUST YOUNG.
South Paris, Apr,l 9,h.
BURNING FLUID 6r ,alc, ,sry eheaG, BY
South Paris. April 9th.
CurrantS, NatmcgS and CitrOn,
Fon sale Io"'N RUST . yorxo.
soo,h Pari', AWil oh.
Indua odl3
4 FINE ASSORTMENT, ipclulius al the ~.
\ cent preparations, &c ,als by
RUST L YOUNG.
South Paris, APPLE
NC rIiy '.prd poos
'uGI H5t .Slri iS .I .irirl 30 ',rrub luld sp al
I'm poToo
uAIR rRUsuEs. SHAVING TOOLS. FNN.
III CN SOAPS, Sc, Zoe .,ls ~
RUST = YOUNG.
South Paris, April OH.
IN OOO LETTER ENVELOPES, Of ,ari.
lU,UUU ou. patterns, Just received at
RUST & NOuNG'S.
South Pari.. April OH.
READ AND LET YOUR
BOOTS REFLECT.
DLACkING ofNariau. Kinds, for ale It
ID RUST 4 lOJ NG'S.
South Paris, Apul oh.
ecu HI 1C@D.
CERTAIN cures for that Cough, that Cold, that
RUST : YoUNG's.
Souih Paris, April tih. .
s.culD%er nlD ~cDul,
rIINT RUST n YOUNG have
l The hrgrst and l-st selected Stock Il Drug,
Mclicincs Books ana Stationery 10 H. found iu
Oxford County,
South Pans, April Oh, lSJ0. .
There i not n Medicine
4 pVERTISEp in ans II the papcr. puh.hcd IN
\ Ncs England. bui hat NAV H. ipuni At
RUST 4 NOlNG'S,
South rari., April Oh, lsjO.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-25

W A London paper rxprr-se- sppfehcn'
sions tina, Canada Will be dep"rola,ed. Ac.
corting to a .in'emrHt made, AZ l"as 2ohU0
--oue .fu',,eih oi the population, have rmi
grated 10 the Uai,cd States. within the lis,
5 years. S,me estimates put The nuuher a.
$4,000. IL 10 years 'nore. II Is Calculated
that one sixteenth of the whole population
will have di.ap cared, unless the Home Gov.
crnncnl can adopt some new policy to check
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-25
CHANGE OF CREEDS

4 letter has beeu received from En-" sburc
West, Verm"ni, stating that Rev. }. Teireau,
a Catsulic clergym,n. With "a members OF
hi. church, among whom is lenace Raci'
cot, E-q., who hu, been caotch chnris''r for
Is years. have become Fio.esg ants. Ports.
iind .He.1 Mirror.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-25
PROFITS OF PLANK ROADS.

The Wa,rrvI'lc and uiica road, nlnrteen
miles long. and costing s3i 900 has Jns de-
ciared di,itend of 10 per ccnt, aud fund
lsId by for repairs.
The Uics aud B idgewaler road, twenty
miles long aud costing $40, 600, pays twenty
five per cent.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-25

Mr.. l.. G. squer, our Charge dsTdrs 10
Central America, states that lie discovered u
city about one hundred aud hfiy mics from
L-or, buried beucs,h fnrcS', and far St
passing in Architecture the runs oi P4lrnqus.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-25

10 majestic grandeur of style, IN the beau
~ and appropriateness Of the f.u'es, AID the
sublime sinpici,y Of the language, thus Ode
IA, exceeds any thing 10 b. larnd in the vol.
unes Of p'o!sne poetry. sncirn, or modern
The cr'eb,s'td chnru,e, Of S,phoclcs aud En-.
fphdes are tstno and ,nsip'd when compared
9th thus inspired choral -'fn,n.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-25

And their lfe.blood was sprinkled upon my
garments;
And ! have s,srncd all mine apparel.
For the day Of vengeance vas in my heart;
Aud the year of my redeemed was come.
looked and there was no one to help;
And ! was ss.o1ished, that there wss no one
10 upliold,-
Therefore n.,ns own arm wrossh, salvation
for ne
And mine indi yna,ion i self sustained me;
And ,rod d".n the peoples in mine encer;
And | crushed them 10 mine indignation;
And spilled their life bI I'D on the e'ou'd.
IsaIah lAiM, l-6
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-25
THE HALL OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. eni~ur,h, of Illinois, writing to his
paper from Washington, in regard to the Hall
If he House Of Representatives, says:
"It is no, generally Known that so poorly
were the principles Of acoustics consulted IN
the construction of the hall tina, Two men may
be whispering together SO low that their next
reighbor cannn. hear them, and We, all they
say is d'st,ncl, heard on the opposite side Of
the House. Men often address tho Speaker
on one side Of the House aud h. turns his
eyes 10 recognise them on tho "pp"sl'e side,
mistaking the echo for the voice itself. A
gentleman who vas occupy ing the Speaker .
char many years since told me tina, he had
heard IN his seat. amid a warm debate below. .
the whispering OF young man IN what is
called the 1--we corner of the ladies gallery
who was making proposals to young lady
in 81 low ,onc that her own mother did not
know whs, was going on. SAID my infor.
man,, I was attending to her duties and she
was attending TO mine"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-25

The State Of Kentucky has appropriated
the sum Of SIS 900 for the erection of an ap.
propria,e monument, in testimony Of the gal.
Ian,ry, daring and valor Of her chivalrous
sons, who fell in the wars Of her county,
II is 10 be an obeli.k, sixty feet in height,
and is 10 be constructed Of the 6ass. Italian
msrhlc.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-25

:. W HIs NlIHeFdhT6 IuT6
Suffer tie wretched souls of those who lived
Wi hout OF praise or blame, with that i'll band
or angels mix'd. who nor r. bell Gus proved.
Nor VIC, wer. trur TO God. but for themselves
We only. From HIS bounds heaven drove them
forth
Mt TO impair his lu.trs nor the Ivpth
of hell recri,rr them. lest III accur.ed trbs
Should glory thence with exullation vain "
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-09
THE FARMERS
ENCYCLOPEDIA,

EDITED BY GoUvERNEUR EMERSON.
IN ONE VOLUME, Royal octave, 1865 pages,
beautifully bound, containing, IL fine plates,
besides numerous Wood Cuts. Sold at about
one fourth the cost of the English work, without
any Plates.
"The Farmers Encyclopedia is a real treasury
Of practical information, wherein the experience Of
all ages and countries is carefully POSTED UP to
the present day, and admirably arranged for con-
venicnt reference."-[Dr. Darlington.
ave are fully convinced that such an amount
of valuable knowledge for farmer can be found in
no other work in so cheap and convenient form
In fact, no Farmer who pretends to be well nform-
ed in his profession, should be without this work.
L New Gennessce Farmer.
An excellent work, fit to be distributed in pre-
miums by Agricultural Socitcs.-[J. S. Skinner.
For sale at this Office, price $4.
Also, by E. w. CARR, Third street, OPPOSITE
the Exchange, Philadelphia and n. HICKMAN,
Baltimore, Maryland.
EY' ALL Orders MUST nix AcccxPASIED ny
THE CASH.
July IA, lsi9.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-09
THE FATAL EXPLOSION ON THE CAMDEN
AND AMBOY RAILROAD.

The New York Post, whose reporter was
passenger in the train Of cars, from this city
for New York, in the Camden and Amboy
line on Friday morning last, gives the follow.
ing particulars relative 10 the fatal explosion
noticed in the Ledger on Saturday:
The twelve o'clock morning train of cars
from Philadelphia, consisting of three first
class, one second clas. passenger car and
one car Of baggage crates, drawn by Engine
No. 90, with eight feet driving wheels, left
Camden a, twelve minutes past nccn yester-
day, and had proceeded as far as the small
village OF White Hill, on the Delaware, twen-
ty-eigh, miles from Camden, and one mile
from Botdenlawn, when the boiler of the i'm.
nfense engine exploded, causing the instant
death of two engineers, and dangerously, If
not fatally wsundiug the assistant, fireman
and a breakman,
The train had just passed a curve, and was
probably going at the rate Of about twenty
five miles per hour, the momentum OF the
train carrying it about eight rods from the
place Of explosion before the cars were
brought TO a stand-,he engine being thrown
off the track at right angles, crushing one of
s,he mammoth wheels on which ii fell, and
dragging after it the baggage car, the crates
Of which were torn 10 pieces and piled up in
frighlful confusion. All the remaining cars
KEEP, their places on the track, and no serious
injury happened 10 any person but those on
the engine and tender.
Not so with those on the eugiue-,he spec
,scle presented by the bodies (dead and dy-
ing) OF those blown from the engine and ten
der, was narrowing in the ex,reme.-Phila
Ledger.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-09
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

IN pursuance of an order Of the Orphans Court
L of Northumberland county, viii he exposed to
public sale on Monday the -5th day of March
next, at the Public House of Henry Haas, in the
Borough Of Northumberland, the following pro-
perty to wit: Two certain contiguous lots of
ground in the Borough of Northumberland num-
hered 81 and SO, and bounded n. L. by Queen
street, n w by an alley, S w by Duke street,
and Z by lot SO containing each one-iourth of
an acre. Whereon are erected two story frame
dwelling House, and a STONE building, formerly
used as distery!
Also "A lot ground in said Borough num-
bered IA bounded n e by Queen street, N w by
lot rs, 5 w by Duke street and E by lot 70 I;
containing one-fourth Of an acre; and whereon
erected two dwelling houses, one Oh Queen
street, the other on Duke street.
ALSO -Four contiguous lots in the Borough
aforesaid numbered 1873, 1870, 1871, * 1872, boun-
ded n L by Duke street, n w by an alley, w
by West way and 5 z by filth street containing
In all about one acre.
ALSO Six contiguous lots in said Borough,
and numbered, 81, 90, 80, 100, l0i q l02, bound
ed n Il by Market street, n w by sixth street,
w by an alley and s L by lot l03, containing
IN all about two acres. Late the estate of William
McCay, deceased. sale to commence at / o'clock
r. NJ of said day, when the terms Of sale will be
made known by
DANIEL BRAUTIGAM, Aar,,.
DAVID TAGGART. nun -
By order Of the Court,
John p. Pursel, elk o. c.
March 2, ls50.-ts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-09
CAUTION!!
MASON'S
CHALLENGE EL ACMrNR

VNIlE immense and steadily increasing demand
Il for the celebrated
MAsoN's CHALLENGE BLACK1NG
Has induced numerous unprinciplcd persons to
attempt an imitation of his Box LABEL, varying
il slightly, with view TO evade the law, but al
the same time designed to impose upon the univcri
sal confidence of consumers, in favor of Mason's
Blacking and as the counterfeit bears no resem-
bance to the original except in the label, and has
none of its good properties, Country Merchants,
when ordering backing, should be careful to ask
for "MASON'S ORIGINAL CHALLENGE
BLACKING," which is sold by all respectable
Wholesale Dealers in every City in the United
States. JAS. $. MASON g. co.
Philadelphia March ?, ls50.--4t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-09
wILLETT g. HARDING,s

XNHOLEsALE Commission PAPER and
" RAG WAREHOUSE, No 10 MINOR
Street, Philadelphia Where general assort-
ment of all kinds of Paper is kept and for sale at
the lowest cash prices.
Cap, Letter and Printing Papers,
sc. on hand.
Plain and ruled white Caps.
/" blue ("
Flat Caps.
Plain and ruled white letter
blue Z"
Blue and white Folios.
White and colorcd Printing Paper
Tissue Papers.
Shoe
Wrapping"
Envelope %
Hardware and ST eathng Paper.
Tar Boards.
Straw Boards.
Bonnet Boards.
All orders from the Country will bc attended
to at the shortest notice.
All goods sold will be carefully packed, and do
livered at any place in the city.
The highest cash price paid for Rags, or ex-
changed for Paper, as low as can be bought else
where.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Philadelphia, Nov. II, ls49,-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-09
IMPORTANT FROM SAN rn.xo
Two Weeks Later.

NJ = 80.
MINI, .,.oaua ar rew Urisans w''h
half million Of Gold--Saeransnso |",
observation-disclosures. Eoss ef Property
and Suffering among fss fhha5'tahts-7Amer'
iean, attacked by tie Chilidn', sc. se' &c.
Nxw ORLEANS, Feb. 20, $780,
The steamship Alabama has just arrived
from cNasres, and hasten to lay her news
which is highly important, before you.
She brings sixty-five passengers and half
million in gold dust.
She also brings advices from San Francisco
10 the 18th of January, being two weeks
later than our previous accounts. They were
received at Panama b. the steamship Cali
foinia.
The City of Sacramento has been oves-
flowed by water. But few spots of land are
visible, and the inhabitants are suffering ter
tibly from the dreadful and unheard'of
calamity.
The loss by this unlocked for visitation is
Estimated at over one million Of dollars
Immense herds of cattle and other property
have been swept away. While this great
food, however, destroys great deal OF pro-
perty, It will wash out the gold in immense
quantities.
A party Of Chilians had made an attack
upon the Americans at the mines In the
vicinity Of Stockton, in which two of the as
sailed were killed, and the others imprisoned,
though the latter were afterwards released
The ship Prince de Joinville and bark Har-
man, from New York, had arrived at San
Francisco