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ANEil'S CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FOR TIE CURE OF COUGHS COLDS uOARSESESS. BRO.
CHlrS, GROUP. ASTHMA. WlOuPlNG COUGH,
A


E1IS invaluable remedy OF the Throat md trns
has tned celebrity remarkable equal!
themselves Ia"e, and sometimes elected notable nr
iuy the confidence c every community "ss
inpuaby shown tins dang cs'-
Of diseases wh: could Tail h. of P!
ciaLs, PATIENTS aad the pubic a large ~
III; statements, individuals aud from Gar r'aa'
PLACES bur Of who known and respected tnoug o.' M
Country. .
The widely celebrated SURGEON Valentine Mott Of i,
1T pleasure cerI'y The aa efficacy
Ayers Cherry ctora which consider peculiarly adapted crfs
d. Pssas he veeroIe Prc-icrnt Of The vcrmon, MeGc. CO..
Cherry PICTORIAL extensively rs.
l"~ unmskaoc evidence OF ITS happy effects puI9ai
dl-cases
The Rev Jao D. Cochane Distinguished Clergyman OF he e.
cured OF ashmac affection by Cherry Pect'r
H. letter A. full lngth my be found IN our Circular be h:'
ana The attention OF asthnia.c patients
Tms is.tef the known Druggist 1t iii'dae Mh
o. ii tie dealers she SAT-; and TINS case Is from H. "
, obse,'ai"H. - 80,
Dear Sir: mne1aey receipt your Cherry Pictorial ~
,ed acquaintance thought to be c
MS end with quick con.nptoG s was then nnaos 10 RE. ~
MS bed and w.s extremely ssSe His friends believed he I'll.
give excellent medicine trial Immediately e o"s y.
him in the home from the find he
tircl recovered Four weeks from lie Day lie commenced -
Jour medic he "ork at his aiunus trade OF hacS
There other within my sHo~!case, where he -
! az This. Very ;ruly yours, q. W. LNDEh"o"'
HEAR TIE PATIENT.
DR. j. c. Aye7. Lo"eIcac Sir: Feeling under oolsaiioa.
you The OF M health send ro Of IN! ia
autumn cold accom- panied hya cou.h aet
OF medicine. with o5tainn. re'iel was
business: frequently raised blood a"d could get no 're %
friend gave bottle Of Cherry Pictorial ne use 81
Immediately commenced according directions nave e se
chased the nth bottle, and AM nearly retoTeTe nov
cough has ceased and all by the usc OF your
10 Prepared and sold by C. AVER Practical
Ixp oa 81 S
Druggists at retail throughout the STATE ~
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POETICAL.
ONLY LOVE ME.
-, ,.,raterk SMITH.

D lie
or,v love me. for this wayward heart OF mine
Would forget the Heaven above me, were II not na'
Would resc. the strong protection which Its angel 0an0S
For the fra as frs, affection of an eng child Of clay
Oh, still the maddened beating OF tfu' ooso' p'000
with thine is mee,ug and 1t has no strength but
thee.
r,o ve,d,nt valley where burning fever dream
Through its softly -shaded alley pours sren oea'
WHARF The gentle breezes whistle on the ioiesS suS
AZ mir, fam would nestle In the loves the best
Ye, /, life be sorrow-shrouded and It's oi'o"s Pass'o'
:, ,hv brow be still uncouded and shall not fear the
rhorob ,bv tenderness compel me to uuveil the spirit
An angel could not tell thee how sincerely IS .nlne
Ar the hour of yesper kneeing all that lips may hot
Thrills up like waves of feeling 10 thy passionase
Thy mystic chains ensave me-is my near. no s S
Oil love me- then, and save me- lot "a' Nv '''''N -
thee
ny, res,Ie.s spirit huers in It's prsonhouse OF clay
And eyery song il u,,ers existence wrung away
By chains earth compelling on the FORWARD maacn u
Where my wonans heart is swelling ana S'eAen' ~ '
strife; ,c,. h,
ys, now thy love bound aud 1t confidence shal
On c,ssn thine arms around me- shall not fear 10 live
Yes love me, best and brightest there's spell upon mt
And trembe 10 the slightest breath of PASSIONS music
vow,
Like rosebud lips that culver in their dewy sumoer aeep
To the quick and fer'id fever walked BY Kisses sweet
sleep: ,,L .,orn,
Thou has. breathed upon my bengas the wind sigh 'noug
the tree;
All gloomy fear is fleeing for my ifehope is in thee.
And when my life is fading and this world is but dream,
Cold the night of death shading be thou Its starry oean
While tumuuous thoughts revolving steal away the Po"e
TO speak, ii.
Let thy breath of flame dissolving my swiftly palm
cheek
And thy dewy kisses pressing my dim and closing eye
Be thy deahess love conessng and shall not lear 10 ole
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THE GARDNER CLAIM.

We find the following in the Washington correspondence
Of the Baltimore Republican. 1t will probably DC the SUB
iect of Congressional action:
The government, has received dispositions OF witnesses
in Mexico whose statements true make the whole Garo
mar claim supendous fraud The counsel OF the accused
intend 10 press trial. in few days but the government
,ll max for q continuance and will OF course get H. on e
nosions witnesses. Among them nre the agent
of the Rothschds and tine agent OF Ferns Iaisez inc
former deposes that he knew Gardner to be an tneran hy
sciun and den tis he banlshed from MEXICO
that he had no credit and assumed TO have nome Inc !aeI
es,ifcs that Gaiyez dead that ne was living IN lo44
and 1856 that he great mining operator oil the ST.
Louis poosi district that he lent Gardner MS creo
or money for mining purposes; that Ro serda, whence
Gardner alleged his mine hive been is mol mining re-
zion: that Gardner travelling doctor and cens tnat
he did lob Of dentistry for Gavez and prescribed Tor MN
on one OCCASION for which he duly paid This witness
produces medical prescription signed by Gardner
The above is the substance Of what is aoat In certain CIR
cles respecting this affair and Of its authenticity mlnR
there Is no doubt Galphinsm crushing business ou
Gardnerisn ween is going 10 prove perfect annihato
of this wofuy corrupt Administration Mr.. Secretary Cor
win II Is said however will disgorge the amount he got
fraud is proved learn that the Government wants some
active shrewd and determined young man. ho SPEAKS Span
ISL 10 20 10 Mexico bring the witnesses desires 10
produce &C. Can't Baltimore furnish some such person
who is Fillmore Whg7 Nofurther questions will be asked
if he comes up the above requirements There's chance
for you, young Fillmorean "hlssl
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LATER FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

New ORLEANS JAN % -Advces from the Rio Grande TO
the 5.n inst. have been received.
The American Flag says that CarvsJa has received REIN
forceen,s and coniempates another attack Matamoas
Gen Avaos has army of $500 men in the field ready 10
oppose him
Tho weather Texas has been intensely cold and many
cattle have been destroyed
Tns Indians 10 Western Texts have sseonmsncsd their
dsprsdstions-
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ID ED.

DIED .! Teann- in C!.tkes9i Terr Sau.!1y he 2sh
Januiry. irs Jane L. ENDJh. co OF h Rev JHJ L
Hc"dr - OF w place. an! ailea daGs.: ii hs .e 10 e gs'
ui .is cry.
DIED. Tuesday cvcuiu. hs 27th Inc. Dr. CHARLES J. =
Di!ihNAN Tn It,L;, ar'u,'dIr4 :r tirliy To-
sc 20 nt;cm. the funeral tbs y Cliuly al II 0c0cS on
=" residence Or Il H. b"Eanlan, "n Boad s.ee oie ;''
hrnu"rut.l Church. without Further
81. OF Rits acid Ia U., LIl.A Of
- lie: OF tbs County Court ~ Cc,, county. 10 Men
las January oj2, crias the 9Th day .: the sd month:
John T. Mood, P.aIua:
Alexander y. Iubb., DsirnldC..
Ia ri uirG attachment returned executed upon jeremiah
i.UO hia right administrator p IRA IL DC Grc.d-c:
guardian al Mar. Frincis Crab!. william SIOnaly, ard
John 4. Hobbs VINO t"r ievsiag atacE.
to be Of personal sad
G:ien,!anI.
And Il being the object % this Of tho ta! sc
iendanL lie Of dollars rrvr.iy
thereon from the c . Of September i un'ii pad and
appearing b? ali aSi. that The dccudtt oi .n;s
Sale. lac required appear the Cirr.a ONCE -Ld Gou
thin month after tue publication al n!Ur,
necessary project hts Interest; ordered ~, copy
order forthwith published t., !uLr
:esks the Enquirer J;:i IN the civ OF Rich
POSTED al House county
@n the day OF the OF the nlii Court
copy. Tefte: W. w. X. EOGBli l., d. =.
Ian
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ARRIVAL, or KOSSUrH AT PITTSBURGH.

PtTrsprRGu JAS 22-9 p. m.-Ciovernor hossuth an6
suite arrived IN this GIT eight o'clock a large
nun,l.r of srp!s LEFT I,uirv 0r,ytwo miles east, THE
morning Tho commit OF reception from PttsouGh me-
them there. providing scg!,s for kossuth ARD MS suite
Governor kussun quite Ill last evening ana hls NOR
ming mi dr,ad 10 come on NOT wishing sappoin those
vino had come oat H. hn. Arrangements hhH beet:
made To give HIN grand reception bni the uhceitin! "
TIE tine his arrival prevented grand display Large
numbers however in sighs meeting the parties
few mics from the city. general committee Of the
citizens and several members OF Tho Pusonrsh press we're
guest 10 the city. An INN. nsd concourSc assemble!
n ,h. ST, Charles Iuc Ia greet him. Win deSign 10
avoid the crowd kossuth slipped in nj the side door AMI s
tired 10 his room Ate. few rnutcs in response u 'ha
runuou calls of the people he appeared upon Tho hiceny
and highly thanked them fox their Kind expressions towards
him. aud oade them aiieconate farewell for twenty-iou
hours.
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Ut TIC 7-N!UF1eF.
To the Voter, OF Louisa County.

hereby sell cami1t" Tor tnc offices no~
hold D: Clerk OF The Courts 4" this county Il nave oroorno
o- sometime mikin this annuncatlon, because desired
10 Ascertain far could dr"rc making H. your wishes in
regard my being cndde Having discharged the du.
lies of the said offices for upwards o thirty years. in man
ncr with which you all familiar take II Tor granted yon
will rely The guarantee you have IN past u what Will
be yutrr elected 10 preference 10 any decara.
tons might now make. Respectfully your fellow ci'izen
Jan S0-cwiw JOHN HUNTER
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II ;SlsJElt,

MARRIED, Tuc.y Jan ~ 1872 c Io.iicEcs Of
~ 4! Bune Petersburg, BY tie Rev. " Cnat1n, Mr. GEO
W. DAMS TO Miss ELLEN hEATINt;. n! oi ina! CITY.
MARRIED. Tnurslly the ljh Inst the Mc
JOHN ARNOLD Esq Mss JANE ,ENr. all .! King uso:.s
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SATURDAY, JAN. "a, 49,.
The Senate did not SIT to-day. n,,.r.

| EOttSE OF REPRFSE EN- allfE o.
The aou,e went committee On the otte o. Inc Onon
| ., iau,;r ro,y m The Mexican Indemnify bill
Mr. Meade Uf Virginia, addressed inc " W H"r
propriety OF adopting III, arlrh"heh.' p,S II '
in which payment othe MeNc!a lA9T'"' .''"iu oe ""
uosr nnroo ,tions had been voted, ana Il had Deem r
,no Ia n, Ike the disbursement But In conse
,nsrr. If the course that had been pursued aenlns-
rror win reference III. ndcmnilv u" mat
the House Gale! upon 10 depart nom ne u' 'o' VI
proceeding - .,,,I;,.
He cnntcoded that there a: been verbal understanding
on the part OF tiea..al TayiuIs ciyac lh II "'ua nee'
tho wishes Mexico, III. t mont .! me ms
for the anticnaon OF which that government was Wiling
10 allow the United States loar and nal! per Gem
of which concluded win the "ees'e par
ngs three and llai-by which loss haa oesh I
Of injustice perpested with reference - 'ef
republic. ~: r,-;,f,,.,,
saa he had voted or the hutton calling Tor lh0rH'l-
ton relative TO the veSs ii Mexico enable h' 10 Clear
m lie clJud which hung over his pDHch coHuuS out u!
sh.h oupurtuuily Is neglected u avail nin1'ei rs
ced no himself ia favor OF the amendment,
aneaiIng dispc:su;s OF ire Rouse az the course
which been ,u,suet, ami 10 make II "onsanrv " su9
stitue another that would be moFs os'I"h:a' ~ ,ioAlo
ar Ranou Of MISS followed, and defended ms Sstta
from the carp. o: corruption made against II Yesterday BY
mis- colleague ll Dlvs He vlnIlcled inc ae!ocacyg q!
that State against which is nrraycd the influence OF the ca.
OF Nassa chusetls. Then into review oi tho
actual par, taken by his colleague in The abolition mo'e-
n.ant State a un back lo2o, !n was ABOUT pro-
creuinu the 81 the Convention ny WHICH
Mr. Davis nominated when the hour OF arrived and
very much discontinue OF members who Were ENJOY
ing the scene the chairman insisted prremp:ory that all &C.
bate must cease. -.
Mr. Houston the thurman OF the committee Of Ways
and Means then closed the debate Gstyl Ing the coarse
,s cd by The committee in reporu. III. bill and oppos
ing the amen ncaIs before the Commute: on me state
Of the Union tine dies no. remain 10 eact any htera
ton in the treaty under which the nsa!lcnt Is 10 ee paid,
ar 70 permit the Congress If Mexico - meet and give the
necessary authority 10 tile aeh!cl lo'enH'eas ~ aS''as
from its position
The comnc" then rose, All the House adjourned.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, JA. IS
FLOUR 1000 h= Howard Street sold at 81 % 500 bb,
City Mills 81 %,
CoRs.-Yeow. cox cents per bas.el
NEW YORK MARKETS. JAS. 25
Cor-oS $50 bales sold to-day sales OF last three days,
900. Strictly mdding upiands s@c. Orleans stc.
FLorR-SoIth,rn 81 G2 "A Is.
ToBAcco.30 hhd Of Kentucky s,ld to-day Sc 90 per
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MISCELLANEOUS.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS.

INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
From the dies upon which struck the gold medal vo
led TO General Scott shortly after the Mexican war; and pre-
sened 10 him twelve months since, there were also
struck silver and several bronze copies OF the orgna
The silver medal is deposited believe 10 the State Libra
~ Some of the copies have been presented TO dis
tineuished persons from time to tme The late Governor
used the occasion OF the departure of Two young
for Europe In November hast, TO senJ as token OF respec
proper in ITSELF and means OF aVoraoy ne
bearer, of these bronze med ais 10 the Duke Of
given The Dukes letter is written wholly in his own hand
and s fully as difficult decpher tina, of his dstn
cuis,sd less fortunate ntagonist-NapoleonlE ram,
RICHMOND. Va, Nov, IL, 1851.
To Ha Grace, the Duke Of Wellington:
SIR,-As Governor of the Commonwealth OF Virginia,
take the liberty of presenting your Grace bronze
copy of gold medal voted by the State TO Malo!
General Winfield Scott hope you will accept as token
slight of the admiration whi:h felt in this Repub-
c no, only among cities, but in the gorges OF our
and in the deepest recesses OF our forests tor the
transcendau military genius you have displayed 70 tne
world Wellington and Waterloo, are household words in
our land
hope copy Of the medal which voted to America
greatest SOLDIER may NOT be unacceptable your Grace,
who understands probably, better than any living how
appreciate military merit and who sympahize above
al DINERS 10 the honors paid TO military greaness
Win tho highest admiration and respect have the honor
70 'S your ''Ae' '''''' O'' !" john B. FLOYD.
LONDON DEC. H. 1851.
Ss.-I have had the honor OF receiving your Exceency
latter of The 18th November and the bronze copy OF the
beautiful gold voted by the State OF Virginia 10 Major
Gsnsra Winfield Scott testimony OF the sense entertained
by the of mis- great and distinguished services In com
uland Of the army in the war In Mexico
am ysry sensible of the conferred upon BY
your Excellsncys notice OF me upon this occasion.
In common with The world at large, read with aoira'
lion the reports of operations vi Gen Scott and SIN
cery rejoice that State OF Virginia has noticed them by
this token Of It's admiration.
beg 10 express my thanks the honor conferred
me by sending this beautiful cory bronze q" the gold
medal e.ruck by command Of the State In honor OF General
WINFIELD Scott; az well for the kind expressions towards
myself personally by which your excesncy las accompa
MED the Gift have the honor 10 be,
Your obi. and humble serv't.,
WELLINGTON.
His Excelency, JOIN B. FLOYD
C;oye nor of the State OF Virginia.
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DU Ell BETWEEN MESSRS. JOHNSTON DANIEL:
WAsHtSoroS Jas 2S -.Messrs. Johnston and Daniel eX
changed shots, effect, this morning, At abont O
uclck few miles North Of this city on the grounds OF r.
?. Blair Esq After the first fire, Mr. Gentry ntereret,
when the difficulty amicably adjusted by the trendd Of
tho
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For ,ls Enquire,
TOT IV5 I|K1tkt7 CT
To the CltIZenS of Kin. nnd Queen.

hereby respectfully announce myself rs II canui'"' io
tho Office of Commissioner The Revenue and socil ui
support Of my fellow citiz MS Of the county.
Jan. q, lS52-clt' JOHN II. "AlhiNo.
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SAILING OF THE ASIA.
New YORK JAN 23.-Thc Asia sailed al noon to-day,
lukinu out half II million Of dollars in specie.
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ClSclSxA7I JAS. 20.lhe liiVwng arc the STATISTICS %
The hogs slaughtered in The West, obtained from 'tlab,
. go
In nva in 1851 G3O0l; in 1852 25Uj0. Upper aIisssso
pi in ISL is O0 1852, 5000 Illinois IN 1851 2OO00
in 1852 10000 Deficiency Iowa. i 900; III Upper M.
slsspp u 000i illinois, 900 Total deficiency 2Vv'o
hlL
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TREASURER OF MARYLAND.
BALTIMoRE Jas. 25-Dr. James 5. Owens was tod,
elected Treasurer OF the Safe OF Maryland.
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MIR. Walsh writes from Paris that "Exavagancein dress,
as have heretofore had occasion MENTION never vas so
grea, under royalty since have lived in republic
There are fabrics in silks and sans high 20 3O and AZ
dollars the yard the dress without the making, amounts 10
n 500
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Col Payne Todd died in Washington week before last at
the age of abou, seyentytwo He the son OF the late
Mrs Madison and for lme the private Secretary
of President Madison and subsequently, Secretary OF
Legation of the United States Commissioners when the ea-
~ of Client was concluded.
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SIR: ~" the lln,r, ~ request 10 send you
copy the extract OF from Joha L. Hodge, Esq.,
United States Consul Maselles France 1t being the
that read TO you on the 30th September utmo:
ARTICLES this aIi the publication. and what has fol-
lowed have compromised me and flag with this gov
eminent. Please request Mr. kossuh send articles
paper LIE Peupc while under the banner OF the United
States IL would appear that encourage an attempt TO
produce an encute serious disturbances"
do cheerfuy you in rtheTance OF your request
tina, have said TO my knowledge have you du-
ring the time you have been board this ship compromised
the flag.
am cir with the hghes: regards your o5ed!ent servant,
J. c. LONG Captain.
To LOUIS Kossu7n Ex-Governor President Of Hungary u.
S. Frigate Mississippi.
The reasons which induced Gov kOssuh leave the Mis-
sisspo and take passage another vessel for England full
ly appear n the following letter from him 10 Captain Long
u. S. STEAM FRIGATE MISSISSIPPI,
BAY OF GIBRALTAR Der. Is, 1851.
SIR Having had the honor TO state, that though my
turn IRON England Gibraltar, and continuing my pas
sage the United States would require to be twenty
days longer at the present late season. than go direct
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The House Of Delegates yesterday ordered the printing
5000 extra copies of the very able and interesting report
xGovernor Floyd President Of the Board Of Public Works
We shall present Il TO our readers in a few days.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-01
IMPROVED LIGHTNING RODS.

vTNHE subscriber has constructed LIGHT
Il MING ROD on truo Philosophical princi-
Piles, by which buildings supplied with them are
rendered perfectly secure against destruction by
lightning The connection and insulation Of the
rod, as well as the preparation of the ground rod,
is on an entirely new plan, making a more per-
feet conductor than any heretofore in use.
Measures have been taken to secure Letters
Patent for the improvement.
Persons dcsirous Of securing their lives and
property from destruction by lightning, can have
conductors put up to their buildings in tho most
perfect and substantial manner, by applying Ell
tbcr personally or by letter, to the undersigned,
at the following prices
For 40 #. inch copper rod gold plated
point, solid platimG tip, $4,000
And forty cents for every additional foot
over forty.
For 40 f.. inch tubular rods gold pla-
ted point. solid pidtina zip, 1850
For 40 n. iron rod gold plated point, SOL
id piatina zip, 1850
For 40 It. iron rod siirsr plated point, 1000
And twenty cents for every additional foot over
forty. II. 5. MACKEY.
Milton, Sept. 6, ls5I.-lv. cap II. 1852.
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OBITUARY.

HENRlEl La, wle vi William rIeihiiS,
aged 81 years.
OBITUARY.
Died at his residence, in this place. on
Monday morning. the 26ih nlt, LEWIS
DEWART, aged II years, and mouths.
The demise of Mr.. Dewart was not sud-
den or unexpected. Disease had long since
made inroads upon constitution naturally
weak, but which by temperance and care,
enabled him to weather the storms Of life, TO
three-score years and ien-,he allotted time
of man. A long time, either for veal or
woe, for good or for evil in this world Of
tribulaiion and sorrow. 1t was the good for.
tune Of the deceased to choose the first, and
it was equally fortunate that Providence had
provided him with an abundance Of this
worlds store, TO enable him to edo good un-
TO o,hers.n This was an admirable trait in
his character, always performed in a quiet
and unosentatious manner. For several
years past it was evident TO himself as well
as 10 his friends, that the hand of death was
upon him, and that "he end of earth" was
drawing nigh. His health was rapidly de.
confined TO his house.
The deceased has been long and favorably
known as one of our oldest and most respec
table citizens, his long and even,ful life hav-
ing been spent here, the place of his na,iv-
iy. As public man, his character is with.
out reproach. For "A number Of years he
represented this County in the Legislature
and had acquired, at home, a popularity that
conquered all opposition. As member Of
the Legislature, he was liberal, conscientious
and just, which added 10 a sound judgment
and excellent moral character, gave him grea,
weight in that body, and he closed the last
year of his Legislative labors, a, Speaker Of
the House of Representatives. He also rep
resented this district for several years in
Congress.
In every capacity and in all The relations
of life, public or private, he always had
accorded 10 him the proud title Of
I "An honest man, the nobest work of God"
| In his habits, he was plain, simple,
and unosenlatous, and in his business
relations, always exact, strictly just, and
correct, but never lliberal. We have
known him from our infancy, and have
known him well, and have never heard
aught against him that was discredirable OF
wrong. Maj. VIM. l.. Dewart, of this place
is his only child and heir. May he always
cherish and initiate the virtues which adorn-
ed the character of his venerable parent.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of the deceased, on Sunday next, a
half-past l o'clock p. NJ )-ED. AMERICAN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-01

How JENNY LIND FIXED lT.-The New
York correspondent Of the Sunday Des-
patch gives US the following glance at Jenny
Lind's husband, and the way she fixed mar
riage preliminaries. The description of o.
io's character is less Aattering than some of
his lady's admirers would wish, and Jenny
is shown TO have exhibited the same cute
ness in her love affair that has characterized
all her business transactions. She possesses
a great deal more than Yankee shrewd-
ness
"Mr. Goldschmdt is a small, thin, weak
human article, extremely inclined 10 take
care of himself and has just apos,alized
from the Jewish faith 10 the Christian. He
won Jenny by an assiduiy of attention be.
yond all parallel. He never left her side
Her tastes were his, her opinions were his
own. And in wedding him, Jenny firmly
and legally so arranged ali her property that
her husband will never be able 10 touch a
penny of it, and he submits TO such week
" allowance OF pocket money, &C., as, in
her Judgment, his good conduc! may de.
serve. These are all facts and you may de-
pend upon them.