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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-08-07

We publish on our 6rst page. an ar'i

We publish on our frat page. an article
from the New Era, the great organ OF The
abolition party, giving the votes OF Cen
Pierce ON the slavery issues while he was IN
Congress. and also showing the course be
has pursued in his own Stale IN relation ~
i,sagi,a,ion. Il will be seen that reference
i, here made to the record, and That Il i
.bcvn that in the incipiency OF The question
h. stood BY and voted with the lamen'eo
John C.. Calhoun that he has been uniform
ana consistent in his opposition TO the ANU
slavery party and that neither ihe i''a"'
ei.m that ragged around him, nor the cia''"'
Of friendship, could swerve HIM from 'h'
line Of duty he had marked out II Is ~
ui,,ed BIZ the New Era. that other pubic
men have wayered; that many who al QUO
time co operated with the South are no"
to be found in the ranks Of the abo'''ion
party but tina, Gen. Pierce has never '''
a momen, f,utered. Il i. also brought Up
in iudpmen, agains, him in this article, that
while he. northern man, stood forward rs
, defender Of the institutions OF the south
that many southern men arayed themselves
with Adams aud Clay.
II shoud be borne in mind, that this afli
.n ,4s ded TO appeal to the
.....f. that for this puf
..eIt.U ted broadcast oye'
t. .s.. . zen. Pierce. Tor h'
......-. ,.. ,'. .I...- position ha, enc Gun
,...I.l. t.I.-l... position OF the Free
.... ..t tI.. ,rties. The presses
.....-. ,r...a, factions are pouring
... ..r. ... OF their wrath. No
.... .rf ..i. ne by them to defeat
L ..c.or
r. etIsta operating against
t. us N d are araying his
,... . I.rrs.-. NV that he has been
,......y aUas.tet 'anaticism, 1t is bat
...t ... 0.-e 1..ofi. houId also be- pub
... Old. South q m these votes every
-.,r,.r. Dol. ..,r stands. and, it Is
...I ...a. ..tH no, to be depended
obi. ..s.I .. lilutIous
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-07
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE CouNTY.
Superior Court of Law, Spring Term
1852.
james a. Turner
VS.. y Petition for Diyorrc
Nancy Turner.

IN this case il appearing that copy Of the pc.
ti'ion and subpoena were issued 10 the defend.
ant in manner as by the statute in such eases is
required, and the return thereon being, Executed
on the said Nancy Turner, and proclamation be.
ing made at the courthouse door by the Sheriff
for the said defendant 10 appear and answer Is
commanded by the subpoena, and the defendant
failing to appear; 1t is ordered BY the Cour, that
publication for three months be made in two
newspapers, for the said Nancy Turner Ia an
pear at the next term Of this Court. tn he held a,
the couIt-house in lIillsboroush. on the second
Monday in September next. then and there 20
plead. answer or demur to the said petition. other
wise the said petition will he heard ex parie as
to hcr.'and Judgment pro confcsso will be granted
against her.
Witness, Richard NJ. Jones, Clerk of our sal /
Court, at Office The second Monday Of March
A. ID. 1852.
r. NJ. JONES. c. 5. c.
March %. Piice adv. $500 s7-3m
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Land for Sale.

asGs I0FFER for tale large Tract Of
S Land in Person county, just over the
ST.s northern Orange line.
<.1Sess As body Of upland, il is infcrio,
to none in the middle part Of this state. The
open lands arc well enclosed. aud in good heart
the fores, lands are heavily timbered, and all well
watcred.
On the lands are a variety Of substantial i'm
provements-Dwclling lic-sss, Wheat and To.
bacco Barns, Saw ssl G,ist MIills-in perfect re.
pair.
twill be soll in parcels to suit any purchaser.
PAUL G.. CAMERON.
clagville P. o., Orange, Nov. 81. OFT
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II on S e a n d Lots
near HiIlsborOugh,
OR,SAI.E OR RENE

TINE House and Lot where the late PriestIy
II. Mangum resided, near illsboroush, on
tho Oxford road, Is offered for sale or rent. The
House is pleasantly situated. and though mol
within the corporation, is sufficiently near to en-.
joy the advantages Of the town. The lot has on
il all the necessary out houses, good well. and
garden. A lot adjoining. containing about
three acres, will also be sold with the other pre-
misses.
For terms. apply TO Stephen Moore, esq. Hills
borough.
December Is. IA
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Come and See /!
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
VNHE Female Poets Of America. Leaflets Of
Memory, Flowers of LONELINESS, Iemem-
her Me, I.ala Rock, Marmion, Friendships OF.
fering, Young Mans Offering Young Lady 5
Offering. Snow Flake, Dew Drop, The Gift Of
Affection. The IIyacinih. Christmas Offering.
Tnpper's Philosophy, Traditions of the Cove
naniers. Dibics and Hymn Books Besides va
rieiy Of GIFT BOOKS for Youth, Including
Ar,hrr's Tales and other Cheap Publications.
/. U' 10 be had al the Drug Store. %
November a. Os-
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UDoLpH0 WOLFE,S
AROMATIC sGIEEDAm SrEWlPPs

"A PURE AMI genuine article, manufactured
"A ~ him in ScmrEDaN, BeLLasn, expressly
for medical use, and strongly recommended for
cure aud permanent. cure Of The Gsavrt. and all
phssrueiions Of the urine, Arising from the Kid
neys or Bidder,
Pnce 50 cents. and 81 per bottle. For sale
., this Office.
February 10. 81
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TIE HILsBoRoUGR RECORDER,
rohLisHEn WEEKLY
By DENNIS HEARTH a. SON

AA1nAA Z N SONs
Icrms.-Two Dollars a year, if paid in adj.
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, IF moi paid
within three mouths; or Three Dollars, if DELAYED
uh !. alter the expiration Of the year.
NO paper will he discontinued until all arreara.
ges are paid, unless at the option Of the publishers
hereafter no paper will be sent to new sub.
scri'er out Of this state unless payment is made in
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsihleto the editors; and in no case will The
paper &c sent to subscriber out Of the state for
more than two years without payment.
anvEarIsEaESTs not 81 exceeding si,teep lines
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cents for
e"c . subsequent insertion; longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements TWENTY-FIVE PEI per
GEM. higher. a deduction of onc-,hird will b.
made to advertisers by the year. '
Advertising Rates for The Recorder.
One dollar per square (l6 lines, for the f,r,
"I n.,' ana 20 cents for each continuance.
tisrmsn %o''0ls nadein favor Of standing ad,sr
-~>eAs~ihss
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BRANDRETIl,S PILLS

daeurisas, or Enlargement Of The Heart, Arte.
ries, Pies, DC. dc.
Use the pills two or three times a week in
doses sufficient TO purge freely; and when a
paroxism comes ON. fearless use of the mills
must be made; down with six OF eight, aud ia a
little while repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are strongly purged. This effected, the
danger IS over for that attack. Angina pec,ori,
and stone in the gall-bla,l,er are treated in the
same manner; and although considered, incurablc
by the medical profession, are cured hy the rs,
Of Brandieth's Pills. Piles are cured nv Bran.
drcih's Pills. In severe attacks the doses mus,
be full; six OF eight for few nights together will,
cure the worst cases. Whenever this disease
comes ON in the treatment Of other Diseases il i
good sign; use nothing butthe pills, and, as al,
outward application, cold cream or lard. and make
frequent use OF cold water locally. Where there
have been pectoral affections, as asthma. con.
sumption, DC, perseverance will be required with
the pills to elect permanent cure. But any
other course will assuredIy bring on the pec,oral
affection.
In cases IF Debility. Weakness. Hastings. DE.
ehnes. Or Consumption approaching, it will he
necessary 10 commence with small doses. BEGIN
with one pill going TO bed; next night two pills;
do this alternately for three or four days or long
er; # no alteration takes place, then increase q
pill each night until five or six pills arc used then
decrease by one pill, down 10 one pill should any
feverish symptoms arise. then take strong dos..
until the lever Is reduced. When this is done. the
patient may drop down TO such doses as their
own Judgment shall determine; being careful 10
Keep the drain upon the impure humors: as these
are removed. so will be their advancement 10
sound health =
DR.: Bfandreth's Principal Office, 24l Broad.
way New York.
CT Agents for the sale Of Bran,!rc,h's Pills.
ID. Hemit, Hillsbnrough.
J. b. MDade, hapel Hill.
Y. A. Mehane, Mason Hall.
4. Mick'c & Co.. Bingham's School.
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AND YET THEY COME!

CASk French Brandy, do. Port Wine,
DO. Madeira Wine, for medicinal purros.
g only, Hecker's Farina, far superior 10 Arrow
Root, Lyons Extract Of Ginger Browns DO,
Whihead's Essence Of Mustard, Citrate of Mag.
nesla, Husbands Maenesia, Iodidc Cuinia. Bro.
mlde Of Iron, Tannate Of Iron, Tanna,e Of Qui.
MIA, valerinaic Quinia, Iodde Manganese. Sui.
phaie Manganese, Ferrocyana,e Quinia. ci,ra,
Quinia, Napthaline. etc. To be found At
THE DRUG STORE,
June 10. 81
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TExsE -ub5criier uuuil rfspecilaii5 is.loin a G
III ril;Irns a. Hill1iofolgh 40 Ne ltllr -
-.r.iy. thss h has 81 hsnd, q rs shuP - llLt-
-. sassss doe uezi lIom he esuEi-heuse. sssi-
80 ofxxoslens Fusniisfs. snj lhzg BE- i plsl. 8
ii 10 nsnsfseiure. in lie i<st - II, all sIssss
in his Inc, f1eb -
BUREAUS, Of Wild Cherry and Wal
nut.
sIDEB0ARDs. Of Wild Cherry, Wal
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, Of every Style. JfE
BEDsTEADS. Of Maple and Cum
TABLES, Of all kinds.
wARDROBES, Portable and Station
ary.
cOFRINs. from Common to The Best
STYLE, sc. &c.
He psomises that his work shall he faithfully
er~ruied, end al very lon prices. snd hepes that
be win recriss due encouragement fron gene
rous public.
An kinds Of Timber used ia Cabinet We'd,
such as Walnut, Cherry, Poplsr. Birrh and Ma
Die. win be taken in exchange for work.
Orders from distance will he Thankfully n.
eeised and promptly attended 20.
RICHARD MAYO.
April rs. 7s-y
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SHOES sHOEs!!

Black and Colored CATERS
E1 and HALF CATERS, from Miles
& Son. Philadelphia.
Cloth Caters and Half CATERS, from Robinson
& Co, Philadelphia.
Boo,ces for Ladies. Misses and Children.
Also good assortment Of Boots, Lined and
Bound Shoes, and Brogans. Just received at
LONG & WEBB'S.
October 2. o.
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HISTORY OF
NORTH 0AlGllINA A.


NOBPA OAlGLINAo
'TNHIS great work, hy Col. WHEELER, will b,
ready for delivery in few days. The sub
scriber, having contracted, with the author. foI
the sale and delivery Of the said work, for all III,
Counties and Towns embraced in the LIST, 81
81, 4ih and 5th Judicial Circuits, Except Ra
leigh and three or four couaiies in the 9Th cir
cuit) would inform his friends and subscribers
that the distribution of the work will commence
This month. Any person wishing the work can
procure il from the subscriber. Price to subscri-
bers $500, non-subscribcrs S2:25.
Religious. Literary, Temperance and School
Books for Sale.
Also, General Collecting Agency.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
Hillsbcroush, Nov. ., 1851. 0s-
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SPEED THE WORK.
MANUFAcToaY IN ORANGE,

ssSAStfACfUHl IN o1ANGE.
H1HE undersigned sill continues to manuf,c
= ture his splendid article Of Window Blinds
and hising extended his Operations, he is prepar
ed 10 supply them for prices varying from 50 Sc
20 $1,000. No person should be without them
- they answer for Curtains and outside Blinds
He will deliver and put them up in any part OF
the county free Of charge.
0rlsrs promptly attended 10. Specimens can
be sern IN application TO the subscriber. Ad.
Elress u Iiars Greek, Orange, ". G.
II. i, WEBB.
Feb. IS. 2f--6m.
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NOTICE.

w L Y "a.
NHE undersigned is authorized to sell Crane
4 Patent Wash Mixture in the towr
Of Hillshoroueh. and is prepared to make evperi
menis and also to issue Family Rights for The
same. n nrY,,,,n.
% DccembeS l:, 1851. H.
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Now and cheap
DRUG STORE.

DR.. 5. .. sClDDLTIELD.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-07

Is now rcc<iying q Issgs sisd
choice Stock Of DRUGS. NJ
DICINEs. PAINTS. OILS
DYE sTuffs. yAhNIsh-
rs. PAINT BRiishEs'
SURGICAL & DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, PERIL
merry, TOLL ET Akfi-
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FOR SALE AT THE DRUG STORE.
- BARRELS Lint Seed Oil, do. Tannels
- Oil, do. Sperm Oil, ! do. Burning Fluid
] do. Spirits of Turpentine, Castor Oil, Sweet
Oil, Coach Varnish, Copal do; together with q
supply Of Paints. White Lead, pure. Blakc's Fire
Proof Paint, now coming into general use. Spa.
nish Brown. Chrome yellow. Chrome Green.
Venetian Red, Yellow Ochrc, timber, Li,harge.
Sermillion. Spanish Whiting, Putty, &c.
November 4. Os-
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-. THOSE wanting go ii article q
vinegar, and cheap, would dowcl
o call at the Drug Store.
February Is, %
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-03-06
SELECT POETRY.
From the Louisville (ky) Jour al.
THE STARVING BOY.
BY MISS ZERELDA EAsTBUNE.

Round and round the moon was turning,
Coldly shining Oh the earth,
Far away the stars were burning,
Coldly looking on the earth.
Winds were moaning, snow was dflitlhS
Round a dwelling desoate
Through the roof the snow was sitting,
Drifting in the freless CRATE.
o. the floor the moon was sleeping,
Where "A mother sat and watched,
Cold and bright The stars were peeping
Thronnh the window dim and patched.
Wi'h the moon boy was sleeping
On that floor Of chilly stone,
And his mother sat there weeping,
Keeping vinls all alone.
Dusty cohwebs choked the ceiling,
Swinging, swinging in the air,
Damp dtops down The walls we're stealing
Glim starvation 5rooded there.
Dill say the boy was slumbpring
With The moonlight on the floor
No his moments fast were numbering--
Now he opes his eyes once more.
mMoher, mother. come here, moher-
am dying, almos, dead
Las, night died my little brother,
Nd he rseded only bread .,
"Brend was all he wanted, mother,
Which the wealthy might have given ;
Soon shall cease to be another
Pain is here and bliss in Heaven
:Jus now was sweelv dreaming.
OF my brother dead and gone
Twas place with glory heaming,
And he stood there all alone.
"Ontside of a door he waited
Aud heard his feeble cry,
For he seemed 10 be belated,
Aud he gave feeble cry.
"God, who hears the wall of sorrow,
Head my little brolher's cry
He who marks the falling sparrow
Saw my little brolher die.
"Siraieh, the golden portals swinging,
Ringing sweeiiv opened wide,
Aud heard heavenly singing
Praise 10 Him who for Us died.
'Then being came to brother,
Bright and glorious as the SUM-
Twas heavenly slGht, on inolnef--
And wished that | was one.
q why this weeping, little stranger,
In these realms of endless rest
This is Heaven here iwclls no danger
Souls immortal here are blest.'
,hey sent me starving hlihei,
Starving for little bread
Mother brother, all 'oge'her,
S,alviug for little bread
uPjtv dimmed those eyes OF HeaVe"'
And the angel dropped tear
To our boy crown was gwen
R,inht like them he did appear.
.Tbeo the yates shut in my brother,
And the the lovely vision fled
am diving dying mother, -,
Give me bui one crumb OF bread
v,;,--ro mo,her's ear did hearken--
Bread. bread he no longer CRED
s,ra;ght a cloud the moon did daFken--
Rolh in silent gloom had died
Hand in hand, they fled ioge'ner--
Fled from hunger's drear ADOBE
Mother, children, stood together
+"I nv The nresence of their God
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-03-06
= Gbrilline 5torp.
From the New York Dutchnan'
BLACK IA OK,
Or the Heroic Slave.

But that historians were scarce a'u '''''.
rr.c;ous. the early settlers OF thiS 'aS'
ra,,ntry and continent, could have gwen
pos,eriity never-endlng, never-hase,ns' w"
thrilling and truthful narrative ana S'o''cs
that now must risk oblivion, or ma 'ne.'
way. through the mysterious a'o oi r'o,.
dance. TO the public eyes and ears oi tn'S
ana fmure ages. One Of those thrll''hS
and noble deeds, SO proiusely scattered
,hr,ngh the blood stained but glorious pa
,as Of the American Revolution, l learned
;n a garbled and piece-meal manner from
nn olJ old citizen of Rhode Island, whose
r,har think was participant in the
little drama which / shall ehueaNoI "
clo,he in a garb of interesting rec'a''Ve, We,
ness, that NAV preserve it ilom being ioS'
TO the present age at least.
During the dark days OF our county
,he over memorable Revoution-the nr'-
| fish forces were in possession OF honS
/, land. and devastating the country arounu
: Rsneated drafts upon the able-bod'ea ",e'
: Of The neighborhood, had so thlnned oH' '"'
available population, that II ie'l 10 Wv ~ ~
of children, women and the slaVeS' nov ="
- " to protect themselves from insu,'s an'
assaults, but enact deeds of valor and nero
Is ism unsurpassed in the annals oil history
General Prescott commanded the bri'':
~ forces on Long Island, at the time now
- oues,ion he was represented as moS' Dr
fish officers were, as dissiPated or lew
and brutal, overbearing man, VINO mace
hesitation in putting patriots to the swot OF
or assaulting the honor of deienceiess W
les, men. In the vicinity of Tiverton' hno'
Island, lived young farmer named se
Wilson with him resided his mother a
- widowed sister-a lady OF rare lntei''sen :,
n.y. beauty and most amiable department, !
the the Young widow, upon his death, fell helr
9sr, per- several slaves, the property OF her nusoa
oro. @ among the rest, was one staltwart ielio% :,
fine disposition-about the age oil MS
master. and raised with him-boys tose
- er Deprived of his master, the ial't
Con slave transferred bis love and ailegiahc'
r. the mistress, aud was proud OF ths bono
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-03-06
LIGHTNING RODS.

ME subscriber has constructed li"n
NINC; ROD on true Philosophical pnnci-
ss by which buildings supplied win ,nfm are n,,
ndered perfectly secure against Destruction ~, ny
h,ning The connection and iiisuae'ol, u .,H 'I
al a. the preparatiuu of the ground rod
y, :" an entirely new plan, making more per-
:, .nrJuctor than any heretofore IN nse'
Measures have been taken to secure i'c''e's
), ,tent for the improvement H.. anil
',s,, Persons desirous of securing their lives ana
,,','or,y from destruction by lightning, can have
rtonIucors put up to their buildings IN the mos'
perfect and substantial manner Hy app'yniS a.
her personally or by letter, to tile u'oe'''S'''
At The following prices e,n NJ
n y 40 a with good siirsr plated point Slo'o'
% For 40 #. with gold plated point pl''''' % r,
,nd tventy cents for every additional foot owe
forty.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-03-06

KNITTING MAcHINEs.-A short time since
we published an account OF Rnl''ihg-ma-
chine in Philadelphia, which, by the simple
orera,ion of turning a crank, would KNIT
60 900 stitches per minute. The Hartford
Co,yant is informed that The Griowoldv'lle
Knitting Company, in Wethersheld, have q
machine which will knit one hundred ana
o,even thousand three hundred and sixty
stitches per minute, or nearly double wna'
the Philadelphia machine will 90 -DOs'
| Ton Journal.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-03-06

Curing HAMs.-Messrs, Schooley & Hugh,
of Cincinnati, obtained the prize medal at
the Grea, Exhibition last year, for cured
hams. The Cincinnati Gazette gives the ioi-
lowing as their process of curing "lhe pro-
cess is called 'dry salling,' and OF course Is
much more troublesome than the plan now
in use. The hams are first allowed 10 re-
main in the salt certain length of time, al
ter which they are washed in warm water
and hung separately on racks to dry, where
,hev remain until a mOuldy tinge Is apPa-
rent. when, after having been carefully tired
in regard to sweetness, they are ready lot 'ho
smoke house. Messrs. 5, ii. stale ihal Inc
demand for their hams is greater than lhey
can at all times supply, which is attributed
10 their peculiar and excellent plan OF curing
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-03-06
.lden's Condensed Reports of Penna

wlrsT Published, and for sale by the suhsrrl-
z her-the Second Volume Of AIdens Con
Sovscd PENNSYLVANIA Reports, con'ainl'S 'n'
,a.t three ,oluines of Yeates' Reports ana Two
.;r", yolumes of Biuney's Reports. The hrs' VOL
m,ne Of Alden, containing Dallas Reports Vol,
,n,es and Yeates' Reports, volume J. is aiso on
hand, and for sale. The above Iwo soG",I 81, a." Of
complete within themselves ana eU'''Si "a ya"tes az |
Dallas Reports, volumes, anu an =, ,a,n,ns.
hePT P;ror,s Rcnorts. The third volume is ready
oh or will viii be put to press immediately.
and VIII O H. B. MAssER' agent
Sunburv, Aug l6, ls5l'-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-03-06
LINES TO KATE.
BY FRANCIS CoPCuTT.

Who sang those songs through summer
hours,
Taught her by Nature mid the flowers;
Or meath the vine's DER arching bowers
Kaly-dd.
Who made the scene so dear 10 me
Who gave new life TO every tree :
Who spoke so gently, frank, and Tree
Katy.did.
Who made the hours pass swift at night
Turned solitude into delight,
And made stars seem still more bright
Katy-did.
Then, dearest fairy let me say,
Ere next returns your natal day,
Who vowed 10 'love and TO obey "
Kaly-did.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-03-06
NATIONAL HOTEL,
sHAMOKIN,
northumberland County, Pa

Northumberland County, Ia
,.,uE subscriber respectfully informs his'np.us
" and the public generally inat he mas opem,
,a new Hotel in the town ,a corner ., of shamokin
sS county on the "sarT eItns, opposite to the
md md Commerce streets hfas'y veil p prepared to
House he ata ,oa his guests, and is also provided
accommoII"t stabling. He trusts his experience
with soSu .t,sn,;on to business, will induce per
.oms ' listing the coal region to continue the l'o
'onS oa,r"ner s,, re he has heretofore received;
'ral pauo"'e WILLIAM WEAVER.
sA,mokin, April 10, lsSO.-tf'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-03-06

PRoTEsTAsrIsM IN lRnLAsp,---ihe pro-
gress of Professionalism IN Ireland mns' pe ta'
pid, for The Bishop OF fuam declares lsafs
he Dublin Journal his readiness to TESTIFY
on oath, if required, that in his own diocese
within four or FIVE years, 10000 converts
nave ioined the Protestant Chureh