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o. We are authorized to announce

as candidate for the office Of Probate Judge at
the ensuing October election, subject to the deci.
sion of the Democrat Convention.
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~ We are authorized 10 announce
STEPHEN DOUGHERTY,
Of Wayne township. as candidate for Commis.
sioner Of Monroe County. at the next October
election.
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PROBATE JUDGE.

0O- We are authDTiZed to announce the name Ol
WILLIAM d. PATTON,
ss a candidate for Probate Judge, subject to the
decision Of the Denocra lc Convention.
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Mr.. Errr"R-Please announce
JEREMIAH HOLLlSTER,
as candidate for Probate Judge at the October
Election.
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G5-We are authorizedtn arnounce
JOHN NJ. KiRKBRlDE.
as candidate for the Office OF Clerk OF the Court
subject to the decision of the Democratic Con.
vention.
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05-We are authorized to announce
HORACE HOLLAND
as candidate for the Office OF Clerk of the court
of Monroe County.
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CLER Z

irj- We are authorized TO announce
JEDlDlAH G. FLEMING.
as a candidate for Clerk of the Court oi Common
Pleas If Monroe county, at the ensuing October
election, subject to the decision oi the Democratic
conv nvention.
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no We are authorized to announce

CORNELIUS SULLIVAN, Esq,
of Seneca township, as . candidate for Probate
Judge. subject to the decision Of the Democratic
convention.
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SHERIFF

SHERIFF.
90 We are authnrized to announce
MARSHAL MORROW.
ss candidate for the Office of Sheriff, subject to
the decision Of the Democratic Convention.
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HARRISBURG, Aug l8.

------ tIHNnfonUHus Tue
On Saturday afternoon, as young man
named Hyde, from Womelsdorf. Pa, en-
gagged in painting the State building, fell a
distance Of fifty feet. He broke both Of his
thighs and several Of his ribs. He linger-
ed in the most agoniziug pain until yester-
day morning. when death relieved him Of
his sufferings.
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Go-We are authorized to announce
STEPHEN PANCOAST
as candidate for tn. office of Probate Judge, al
the ensuing October election.
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Mr. M0RRIs-Please announce the name Of
w. w. LIVINGSTON,
as caddste tor the office of Probate Judge, for
ocratic convention, should there be one this fall.
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pRosnCwTINc. ATTORNHY
DANIEL Il WIRE

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Ma. EDIToR-ltis is the desire Of many voteri
DANIEL H. WIRE
should 10 csnd'iss. for reelection 10 the Office
OF pro'sSunng Attorneys. .ahiect to the decision
Of tne Democrsuc Convention. ay making this
announcement you will obIigs Tar PaorLr.
QHWe are authorized to announce
ELlEL HEADLEY
% candidate for the Office Of Prosscutipe Atsop
nsy, st The ensuing October slsetiont
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w B. ALEXANDER, Mayor.
L. F. ELLswoRTH, Recorder.

AN ORDINANCE to prevent the shooting or
firing of firearms within the corporate limits OF
the town OF Calais.
SEC l. Be it ordained by the Mayor, Record
er, and Trustees of the Borough Of Calais, That
il shall not he lawful Tor any person or persons %
shoot or fire If any gun. pistol, or other hire arms.
within the corporate limits OF said town, for any
other purpose than 10 kill beef cattle or hogs, and
that with care; any person so offending shall on
conviction thereof before the Mayor. forfeit and
pay to said town. fine not exceeding five dollars,
nor less than twenty-five cets at the discretion
of the Mayor to be collected as other fines and
torfeIures are.
SIC. 2 That if any person or persons shall
make noise or disturbance to the annoyance of
the citizens, he or she so offending, shall con.
victlnn thereof, be fined in any sum not exceed.
ing five dollars.
SEC. 8 That il any person or persons shall
fight al fstcufs. quarrel, banter. or use threats,
to the annoyance OF one or more of the citizens,
or TO the danger OF any person ar persons, or the
property of any person. in the said town. shall on
conviction, he fined IN any sum not less than one
dollar, nor more than fifty dollars.
This ordinance to take effect and be in force
from and after the day of 1851.
Done in Council, this 24.h day Of June, A. D
1851.
W. B. ALEXANDER, Mayor.
L. F. ELLSWORTH, Recorder.
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(o- We are authorized TO announce
EIIHTJ MORRIS Esn

Of Perry township, ss a candidate for Probate
Judge. subject to the decision Of the Democratic
convention.
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o. We are authorized to announce
JOHN X LYNCH

as candidate tor the Office Of Probate Judge, q,
the ensuing October election.
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New York. Aug. %.

A destructive fire occurred at Rochester,
New York, last evening. destroying the
Rochester Hotel and five or six other build
ings. Loss $l5o,0OO.
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MR. EDITOR Please announc,

Mr., EDITOR-PIease anhounc6 the name Of
JAMES N. SIMMONS,
as candidate for the office OF Sheriff at the en-
suing election, oy request Of many voters.
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end urging the interference Of American
Government 10 prevent the recurrence Of
similar barbarities, and strongly recon-
lpending the purchase Of Cuba from Spain.
The meeting was very enthusiastic.
BALTIMORE. Aug. rs.
y There was a tremendous town meeting
held in Savannah, Geo., on Thursday af-
ter the reception Of the intelligence from
Cuba. which appointed committee. and
after several speeches, adjourned until Fri
day.
- BosToN, Aug. 25.
>. Col. R. Ross. Of the 7th regiment u. s.
Infantry. died at the Revere House yeser.
day. He was native of Maryland.
:. Several persons charged with recent in.
cendiary attempts in Providence, were ar.
rested in that city on Saturday. and COM
4initted for trial.
A fire occurred in Concord, N. H., on
Saturday, supposed to be the work Of an
,incendiary.
.s'}+ LOUISVILLE, Aug. 10.
The board Of health has reported the
city free from cholera.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 18.
e We have dates from Texas 10 10th. Civ.
ing full returns Of the late election in Ten
counties. Peter H. Bell, DEM. for Gov.
'ernor, 1900 majority over all opposition,
and is no doubt elected, and Col. Matthias
Ward, Democrat. Lieut.. Governor. Rich.
ard Scany, DEM, is is elected to Congress
from the first district; Volney E. Howard,
DEM, in second, by from two 10 five hum
"dred plurality.
al CINCINNATI. Aug. 22-P. M.
River fallen inches. Weather pleas.
amt Flour unchanged; 1000 bDls. sold at
$3,25a3,35. Whisky l8. Cheese in good
demand; 500 sold at 81; good Western
Reserve, price better, l0al04.
Sales Of 100 barrels Mess Pork at $l4,-
5Os 100 barrels Prime Lard at Sc, 95
barrels Lnseed Oil at zoe. Groceries
stsady-unchanged.
Democratic Convention in Massachusetts.
WORCESTER, Aug. FL.
The Democratic Convention assembled
II this place, and nominated G. S. Bout
well for Governor and N. w. Cushman
for Lieut.. Governor. Strong resolutions
were adopted in favor of the compromise
measure.
HARRISBURG, Aug 18.
On Saturday afternoon, as young man
named Hyde, from Womelsdorc. Pa, en-
gagged in painting the State building, fell
distance Of fifty feet. He broke both Of his
thighs and several Of his ribs. He lnger-
ed in the most agonizing pain until yester-
day morning when death relieved him OF
his sufferings.
New YORK. Aug. 20.
!. A destructive fire occurred at Rochester,
New York, last evening, destroying the
Rochester Hotel and FIVE or six other build.
ings. Loss $150,O00.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 22-P. M.

Democratic Convention in Massachusetts.
80 WORCESTER, Aug. 2l.
The Democratic Convention assembled
II this place, and nominated G. S. Bout
well for Governor and N. w. Cushman
for Lieut. Governor. Strong resolutions
were adopted in favor of the compromise
measure.
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90 We are authorized to announc,

w we are AutUOrIzen 10 announce
JAMES HUNTINGTON,
as q candidate for Sheriff of Monroe county. at
the ensuing October Election.
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Aug 81. 1851. IS IS
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Taxes for 1851.

TENHE Taxes for Monroe County, Ohio, for the
IL year 1851. on every hundred dollars OF tax.
able property are as follows, to witt
STATE LEVY
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Aug. 27, lS4l. $2 IL
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Aug. 81, 1851 SO SO. Mon. Com. Plea.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-31
SltARh utNIING.

This exciting aud manly sport commen.
ced for the season on Sunday last, The car
case of a horse having been procured, it was
properly prepared and sci adritt towards the
close Of the ebb jite, and having hoated
down opposite the Battery, its convusive
motions gave evidence that the sea-woyes
we're at their feast Three of our Young
gentlemen; who are enthusiasts in thi5 sport;
having provided themselves with the proper
implements, proceeded in a stout boat, to
the busy scene; and suon found themselves
in the midst of large school of sharks, who
not al all disturbed by Heir presence. con+
fined their rcpasi--;E larger ones moTms
up 10 the carcase, fastening their teeth IN 1t,
and then with jerk rending OFT a limb tor
their portion, while the smaller ones woAd
snatch al the fragments which escaped
from thei' jaws,
Oar young gentlemen soon went 10 Wo'N,
and in the course of an hour and ihree
quarters, killed nine Of the monstefsj SIX Of
| which lhey succeeded IN bringing 10 tire
wharf. The sport was OF the most exciting
character, the animals not only making riayj
but occasionally showing fight One of the
largest when struck, seized the boat by the
cntwater, and shook it most Violently, while
another came open mouthed at colored
man who was cutting harpoon out of one
of those captured alongside, but was arrest
ed by well directed thrust of a spear,
which penetrated far down his capacioua
throat. The six sharks thai were brought 10
the wharf were found TO measure respec.
lively as follows Q feet three inches 9
feet inches 10 feet / inch 10 feet
inches 10 feet s inches II feet inches
Charleston Mercury
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Before / had finished, I heard the loud
voice of old Jones, exclalming-
"Darn it all, boys, let the fellow go. |
have got an old woman myself, and half a
dozen children, and l can kinder guess
how they would feel, if l should pop off"
eyes, let him go," said half dozen Of
the most Influential men on the river.
',Put j! to vote bVsj put it to vote"
''To vote it is, them" said !, overoyed
at my success. "All those in favor of let
ting Morgan go, will please signify it by
saying yes"
eyes ycs!' roarcd nearly every voice
in the crowd.
/ now turned to look at Morgan lie
had sank on his knees when the result OF
the vote had been declared, and ! sincerely
believe that he made a short acknowledge
mdnt to Heaven for his wonderful prescr-
walton. He arose i;om his knees, and Ia
king my hand he thanked me With tears in
his eyes for the interest had taken in his
trial. ] walked along with him towards
my tent, and observed that it would be
best for him to leave aud 60 to some other
mines at ouce.
81 shall leave tonight" he replied, "but
there is one thing that should like to OBJ
tain from you, and that is your Bible"
"Willingly,' ] replied, Sand may it do
you as much good as it has me-"
gave him some supper, and when he
arose to 90, put the Bible in his hand
He squeezed my fingers, and then taking
his wiie's miniature out, he forced it on
me saying, 'kcep that to remember me
by" and was gone before | could reply.
have the miniature now. And each
day when | gaze at it a sweet smile seems
to play upon the lovely countenance of
that young bride, as though she thanked
me for helping the paftneT of her bosom TO
escape from such an ignoble death.
As for Morgan, | never heard of him
afterwards. Whether be is alive or dead,
| cannot tell, and my object in writing
this sketch, was to obtain, if possible, some
tidingS OF him. W. II. 7.
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TEi,ERRiTIOT.
An Act from an unpublished Drama.

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OLD SERIES VOL. m, NO. 36.

NO. 10-Is a merchant. Expects to
OreaK shortly, must save all his small
/ change Offered me pair of breeches and
n cotton handkerchief for the debt. Refu.
sed him with scorn. Had a long Jaw
Threatened to break my head. Dared him
10 do it. Threw Ratchet at me. dodged
it and pnt out.
Nos. II to 117--Mean as rot. Had no
money wouldn't pay--didn't owe. (
swore I'd sne. Said | might sue and be
d---d. Cursed all the little ones and hur.
ricd from the big. Never got the first cent
from one of them.
The foregoing is true extract from my
note book. have not succeeded n whit
better with the patrons of the other pubica.
tons for which am agent, as it is imposs-
ble to collect from those who are deefm4
ned not TO pay I have said have been
away three months ! have expended ia
that period two hundred and ten dollars,
travelling, and my entire commissions
amount 10 eghty-two dollars and twenty-five
cents. am very willing 10 do my share
towards the propagation Of news, but more
than that no reasonable man can expect
This business don't exactly suit mel can't
stand it.
Please accept my resignation and strike
my name from your list of agents. admire
your papaer very much myself, but il
would be queer looking sort of concern
that would come up TO the requirements of
every body. One wants independence in an
edioI--another don't want any. One wants
all slang-anothcr wouldn't touch journal
that contained an irreverent line with ten
foot pole One sonimentaI lackadaisicaI
Miss in panIeettes wanted nothing but love
poetry, another never lead any thing bu,
! the marriages.
Al kinds of abuse have 10 bear too.
wouldn't mind it so much if they only cur
sed you and your paper; hnt they curse me
too Sw.indler; rascal, blood-sucker. These
are some of the names they think proper TO
bestow upon me. tried fighting for 4
while and thrashed several of your patrons
like b!a2es, but occasionally | got licked
like thunder myself. Once | was put in
Jail for assault and Battery, and only esca.
ped by breaking ont
Send me a receipt for the three dollars
twelve and half cents, and believe me,
yours in despair,
AARON SwEETwALL.
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A LyxcuING scEHE i, CALIFORNIA

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"nW''.'"S'y gave my Ooi'''"' - ''''"' 0'''
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Sa'ISIaC"o"' al" 'nt', & uo,, ,E =, hr,J '.,J", %
enough 10 '"s' US ~, 'I'le .''|".1r', ,',t Ho,n
SIX mule t'a"' r"0"'u oo, a,'I. o'. '"y,'
oacH5' ana one afternoon I.oc' S,H ~ CIocN' l'
look up our me o' ,''",'" ~. '"g "uo, ! :,
named place. o,s'ao' aooul u one nunuI'" T.1u
ana hl'y m'''s from ~ o.g'a'''',,o ,,,.I 01'y, ~
one among our 'ou'P""y nay eu ."e ,S
boG!e "'crh"E we'll a'1 "s we .L Soui ,ou.. ."'
SPHngg notes rang ool ',Ioos" ,S aIe Na.'eAS M >
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To CLEAN fAR BRUsHEs AND CoMDs -
SubcarbUnale Of soda or potassa, sometimes
called 7aA Of tartar or salt of wormwood' Is
to Be dissolved in boiiag water, two heaPed
lea>spoonsru will be sufficient for MALTA
pint into this mixture dip the ha'rsoi ms
brush, and draw the comb through many
times. The brush aud comb, wl'h'he help
of this solution, will quickly cleanse each
other dry quickly, and they will be as
white as new. Observe two things the
po,assa nasi be kept in sioPaeE bottle, or ID
will soon become liquid when liquid it il
not injured for the use, but ii LETT IN paper
would be wasted also the mahogany or
satin wood back of the brush must be kept
ont of the solution, as il is apt to discoIoi
wood.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-31

Lycoming Mutual Insurance Company.
DR.J.D. MASSER is the local agent for the
~ above Insurance Company in Northumbcr-
land county, and is at all times ready to effect
Insurances against fre ON real or PERSONAL pro-
perty, OF renewing policies for the same'
sunbury, Ap,il 90, isai,---tf'
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NEWSPAPER COLLECTING.


| n tour through TINS stale, ana prOCeel 10
furnish YOU with an account Of my labors
and their success / have been gone for
three months and assure you, in all sincer-
ty, that am fully satisfied. You furnished
me list of one hundred and seventeen
owing subscribers, as you will recollect. |
have called upon one hundred aud four
Of them, and have the honor of paying over
10 your order three dollars and twelve and
a-half cents, being the amount 10 which you
are entitled. return to you the list
numbered to III, and now give reply of
each.
No, lis a minister, lie Gays, in the
first place, he never got one half of the num-
bers, "a lie according 10 the account of the
Posmaser,) and in the next place, your
iobcr's column was too scurrilOus. lie can't
think Of aiding to sustain a paper that adj
vcrrises horse races and aander puIings -
Besides he knows from the tone of your ed
itoriaIs that you drink and paying you
would only be the means of your ending
your days in the kennel. lie wonders at
your impudence in sending him his bill after
publishing the account of the great prize
fight between Left Landed Smoke and Bat
teriug Bill lie wants nothing more to do
with you--nevcr wants to hear from you
again.
no. 2--Ts in Jail for debt, lie has not
seen half dollar for a year. Says he
would pay with the utmost chccrlulness, if
he only had the money, bot he had to bor-
row a shirt to put on last Sunday. Admires
your paper wondeHully and hopes you
will continue sending It to him, lie wishes
you to take bold stand in favor of the abo-
lition Of imprisonment for debt, as he
thinks it would be a very popular move
with gentlemen in his situation. If you
send him any more rapers, he hopes
you will see that the postage is paid, as
otherwise he would be unable to enjoy
your lucubraiions. Sends his best res
poets.
No 3-ls a young doctor. Says your pa
per is beneath the notice of a gentleman
Wouldn't give a---for a cart load of them.
Says you inserted an article reAeclng on
the profession, Only wishes he could catch
you hcre-would make you smell. Is
going TO. pnrsuadc every body that takes
yorr paper to stop it. Cuss'd yoar bill, and
says You may collect it the best way you
can,
no, lis an old mpil Says you are al
ways taking a fling at single ladies' Of an
uncertain age. Wouldn't pay you if she
was rolling in wealth, aud You hadn't as
much cash as would buy crust Of bread
Sent all the papers she had hack month
ago, and says, now that she sent them back,
she don't owe you any thing. Says that
she is even with You, and intends to keep so
till The day Of Judgment. Asked me not 10
forget to tell YOU that You are no gentleman,
or Won wouldn't undertake TO sIauder 4 larpa
and respectable class of the female ropula.
tion Of the country.
No 5-rs oombIer-a snor,ino Gentle.
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watching Tue uIlleIent EXPRESSIONS tudt
played on their countenances, young
man OF about twenty-eight years, came up
and inquired what part Of the country
was from. I informed him, and after a
few more words, he informed me that he
was from New York city, and asked me to
drink with hun, which l respectfully de-
clined lie did not appear to relish my
refusal very well, and turned abruptly
away, aud commenced betting on monte.
"What did that fellow say to you, mis-
ter ~ inquired a large, broad shoudered
man, who went by the name of Jones.
"Only asked me to drink with him,
that's all" replied !.
"|Nell, stranger, am from Oregon, and
my name is Jones l have been on the
river about five months, and some people
call me the alcalde of these diggings. But
that has nothing TO do with him. Let me
advise you, as a feliow-countrymen, TO
have nothing to do with that fellow. l
have had my eye on him for some time,
and if he does ever come under my diSci-
pline, | will. serve him out, l warrant
YOU"
"Of what offence has he been guilty !'
7 ;,,,,;r,l I,,I.;,. 81, H. - ,,, ,,,,.-, H. l..
"WclI, we have not been able to prove
anything against MN, as yet, but there has
been good deal OF the d"$t lost out OF our
tents "heney,'r 'hey nave been lett alone
ana you Will never see ms teIIo" at work,
| if you should stay here ten years He has
not got It IN him' Yet ne has always aust
to lose at the gambling table every might.
why, before ihat fellow came here' could
80 out ana leave dozen pounds OF the
real $t"ii IN my tent, ana come back ana
ma 1t sale; but 1t won't 90 to DO 1t now"
be sad SorroWInIIy, as though ne was
greved to ina SO much dishonesty IN the
world.
Jones hade me Goo" nlghi, ana walked
towards his tent, while ! stepped nearer to
the suspected person. ana h2d goo" OPP
Por'onIiy TO examine MN as he STOOD at
the card table
lie was as nave said' i"en'y~e's''
/ years ola, with small dark eyes, that never
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NATxCNALa IIOTEL,
SHAH KIN,
Northumberland County Pa

VNHE subscriber respectfully Informs hisfdcnds
Il and the public generally, that he has open
ed new Hotel. in tho town of Shamokin, Nor
thumberland county, on the corner Of Simmokin
und Commerce streets, nearly opposite to the
House he formerly kept He is well prepared 20
accommodate his guests, and is also provided
with good stahIing. He trusts his experience,
and strict attention to business, will induce per-
sons visiting the coal region TO continue the lib
eral patronage he has heretofore received.
WILLIAM WEAVER.
Shamokin. April u, ISaO.-u.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-31
the WIFE on general JACKSON.

AARON SwEETwALL.