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SENATE.
FRIDAY. March IL, 1858.

FRIDAY, March II, 1858.
The bill for the benefit of the blind school
was taken up and amended, authorizing the
appointment of five commissioners to be ap
pointed by the Speakers of the two Houses Of
the General Assembly TO enquire into the ex
pediency of removing the Penitentiary and
employing the convicts in the marble quarries
of East Tennessee and in manufacturing
Railroad iron: said commissioners to report to
the next Legislature. The bill as amended
passed the second time.
Senate bill to incorporate the Bluff City In
surance Company of Memphis passed the
third time. f Il
The bill to provide for printing the code
passed the third time.
Adjourned till 24 o'clock P. N.
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OFrcERs ElEcrEn.-The County Officers
elected last Saturday are
.SLerif.-SANuEI. III. JoNEs.
Rey,ster.-SrgrnES %. liEaNi1S.
1rsldee- GEORGE ". ilUNf.
J. : MARTIN aud W. III. ERwiS were elecled
Consiallcs Tor this dislriet--C tgRssL.s lnsyr0v.
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO At AUCTION.

WILL be sold this morning at 10 O'Clock an invoice
w of fine Tobacco slightly damaged by water.
mar13-1t BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
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re- The New York fadqsRdeaf Of March
4ih, lays of the religious awakening in that
city:
IL is more than twenty yeare since New
York was the scene Of 50 general a revival Of
religion as is now in progress. Indeed, the
present work Of grace is already more extern
sive and more impressive than were the mem
orable season from 1880 to 1885.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Always on hand and In the WHEAT Narksi.
W ED.

and mediterranean ~ heaft
WE WILL, Al All. TIafs>, fFoaa hesscefor-
Wv ward ssxc Tie highest safkrf fTtfe IA cash, Tor
PRIME WHAT II AL y illlfIIfS, driserei :
car Nsils q line ana cherry stssets Na-h-
xiiie Team. A. GtR glTeisa>s-s >OI1iT Ter the
saFF<se ~ MAKING ftftt 4 II Iffir Sfff. an
ziop haying a ANY INA, eat g1ye the HIGHEST
MAKkET f'FlCE IL CASH - All. TIAkS, hssNgh-
stasidins The cry - HAkD TINE znd Monty.
Esr fab FzsEtArzl<rs snqaae eisE - te Mia. a
" Al. Goflls1S 4 COS, MAFket =tfrct
CARTER HE-AE MAN 4 90.
e. y --s-rks Furnished u AL i@Etss dellseEiag
wheat mArS-a4xzm
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Prof. q. =. Fowler,
OF NEW YORK

Wv man Science, on Life, its Laws, Functions, I'm
provements Sc., taught by Phrenolcgy and Fhys-
ology. and applied % Self Improvement, Management
Of Children, Health, Marriage, Sc early in APRIL at
Hall.
He will also tell applicants all about themselves and
children, Mt his Hotel.
For particulars papers and bills Of day.
marl2-dAwtr
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r r Nlief.
Constitutional Di.ea.e..

Many diseases that aifct humanity are Inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies of sickly siTes.
Scroua, Consumption, syphis and fiis, are among
the most common oi constitutional discases. Now We
care not how many generations The sees % these dis
eases may have been established IN the system,
ruptng the hlOodRddrdys Re1i0cutiIiJ EesIudA will
eradicate from the bodies Of the afflicted every part
Gle OF diseased deposits, and Oil the veins with
/ pure aud healthy blood.
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rs- The following named gentlemen were
elected county officers in Montgomery on Sat
urday:
TnosL Ramey. Sheriff; III. ). kiInble, County
Judge Robt. MeNordie, Trustee.
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To our OIdCustomers & Friends

WE have now located ourselves at No. II Dcade-
w rick Street, where prepared 10 furnish
them with all kinds of drinks such as Brandy, Whisky
Gin and Wines of all descriptions Of the best qualities
also tobacco, smoking and chewing with variety of
the best cigars. Our desires % do every thing 10
b the tastes of patrons. Call, gentlemen
try for yourselves, as always 81 our post
jan30-3m J. l.. PRICE Il J. r. EMERY
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r. r. E.

HEALTH will, in all cases, follow the Of Rad
IL ways r. X. Remedies. There are none sick
or diseased, SO weak feeble, crippled with pain
mlrmiues, but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing Resoyent, Regulators the nature OF the dis
ease or sickness may require, Will quickly and rapid
Is cure
These remedies consist of Railways Ready Relief;
Railway > Renoyating RcsolVent; Railway Regulators
Each OF these remedies possesses special curative pow
ers over certain diseases Net there other dseas
Is, wherein their combined medicinal properties
required; and when thus used, Il there sufficient lie
and strength within the diseased diving body
tain their action, the patient will live and be restored
70 health.
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ChiIdren,s ufseases.

Ralioags Rc1~nrfi'sg -solrant should be hailed
blessing by every mother, throughout the land, whose
infants are afflicted with Sores, Humors, &c. These
breakings out (thus carly evidence OF disease
transmitted from tie parent stock. few doses of the
ReoedftHg RcS0rcat will eradicate every ycstge OF the
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body.
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EcIIrsE OF rus Sus.--An annuiaf eclipse Of
the suH will take place on shel5tb inst In
the United States this Will be partial. and
visible east Of " isconsin, Illinois aud Missis-
s'ppi. The sun will rise about o'clock I'm ;.
partially eclipsed CA the southern limb. lie
eclipse will end hers ahoul Aal1past sesen.
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LEATHER Betting.

. nnO FEET on hand, OF all sizes, from two TO
.O.OUO twelve inches wide. An extra lot Of
strong Dace Leather; all Of which | invite the at
tcntion of all planters and machinesi the above
articles which will he sold the best for
al Nos SO and SO, corner Of broadway and College
streets.
mar Is y. r CUTTER
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Wool! WooI..

WYE wait $1,000 lbs. CIE4S wsSHED Soot. for
w which we viii pay cash We want Il 10 make
Jeans and llhsey.
mars WI GORDON 6Co
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IlTE have hand some sole Leather Trunks snd
w Nalices hich viii close Cost fuf Cash.
Persons wanting any ef the above have now OPP
lsortahay ppFrbase Al loss prices Gall 81 No.
n, f-sbisc s<lu4Fe-
nsara-u SNYDER FRuz1II-
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Fine Pianos at Private Sale.

DEM. r. SHIELDS has now, and will be receiving
ID regularly direct from the man ufaetnreFs a nne
assortment Of the best make and styles which We are
authorized 10 sell on the most liberal terms.
Mars. BENZ. y. SHIELDS, Agent.
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NEW / OKk. 1000.
"SR A general movement is being made
by the business men of this city to bring be-
fore Congress, at an early day, the great i'm
portance to our country of securing the pas
sage of a general bankrupt law at this present
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LADIES BONNET BONES.

A LARGE and superior sssortment 81 plain Top
n and Tray Top Hat Cases, vsTious sizes, and q
the besi Manufacture, jus, received BY 1900 =,
JOHN RAMA6E. u
marriott AZ College street. :
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Auction Card.

rIyHE subscriber having consummEt ned gemenss
Il with Mr.. A. N. SFEse1K, eaperfcnced and prac-
teal Auetaneer, viii sttsnd and make sales of Real
Estate, sicanbosts Household Furniture, with all out
door sales BENZ p. SHIE1pS-
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Hxarper VOr Nlarch.

uARPER's MAGAZINE, for March, Just received
Ii by +. HAGAN,
feb2o-f Market street.
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baltimore Coffee.

S00 BAGS Prime Baltimore Gomez just received
cOO by CARTER, M'kAY co.
mar6-u
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Aulusrinfnts.
PIANOS! PIANOS :!

THE UNDERSIGNED has just received his Spring
IL Stock of Pianos Melodeons, NiOlins, Flutes, Ac-
cordeons Music Books and sheet Music which s by far
the largest and best selected stock offered in this
city. The Pianos from the worldrenowned makers
A. II. Gale K Co., and Steinway Sons. Every Piano
is warranted for five years and will be sold at New
York prices. Freights only added
Nv stock OF Sheet Music very large, embracing all
the new and popular pieces Of the day. you want
the best Piano, and at the lowest prices call at 5S
Union street JAMES A MCCLURE
N. B.-A fresh supply of the very popular songs
Pm Twenty Five; Gentle Annie,'' q Resale, "
&c &c (mar10-G)
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500 REWARD!
NOR - 4 STOL 4 n.
nS Thursday night abousT o'coek, N Z
" SINE thicf ftaic from rry rrsstence- M TSSA
Flirune.d nARK BAY FILLK. tive Ky -
wears old this spring. snfDe hair hth sides of her
laws was rubbed oc. other marks remembered.
she uss 1ne animal. will give SIS for The
recovery q ths mare, and SIS for The arrest q The
sAisf. HIRAM VAUGHN. q
fehz1-f
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Hats and Caps for Men. Boys and Children.

AN receiving direct from the man
~ ufactorics, all the latest styles Of Spring -
~ and Summer HATS and CAPS, consisting -
~ In part OF the best Cashmere soft Fur Hats. Of
all qualities Also, full assortment of mems and
boys Wool Hats and Cans. Will be sold on the most
reasonable terms for cash. or % punctual dealers.
b. Il. CUTTER,
No. sc and 50. cor, of Broadway and College sts.,
mar ls Nashville, Tenn.
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Boys, Youths and ChiIdrens'

J>INE Calf Boots, Brogans and oxford Ties;
II Mems Boys and Youths Brogans and
Boots OF the best quality and extra sizes, made ex
pressly order and for good service. For sale by
mar Is r. r. CUTTER
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EA RARRFSls az FINE APffkS:
III 50 %. white Neshshneck fotatses;
50 haisz 81 Hay aud Tor SAILS ~ - Xxx
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Hardware and Queensvare

knyes and Forks. Pocket KNIVES and Pistols;
so crates QasrnswaFc.
Buggy and Door Mat dosSIs ssd sfnSEe Crown Wrap
ping Paper:
Bed Corrs. iow Lines, dcuIk a~d single barrel Shot
Gum, Pistois. &c.
This stock selected for this trade consigned
so 10 @ sold the ht hest bidder for what they Will
bring. Now your time make money. We have
a large stock of 6oocs, bought for those concerned,
shscA usu b. sfered Jre-iy at Gkis sale
Rcmem her. Tuesday, VI arch 23rd.
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AN no~ receit.ng nay sock o. SPRING AND
SC8Ikk 600bS, % uhich invite the attention
q my eu.zenlcu and The pubic generally.
SAN FEr<HfTr,
ss.'-in s'ssA &eensssss n
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Terms of Sale.

Time will be given for satisfactory notes. payable a.
the Bank II Tcnnessee, al Nashville
a. Sale 10 commence at 81 O'Clock precisely.
msr2-td TRABUE LUCUS.
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Notice.

yNTE hired in January last a negro boy, named
w JssE about r. or Is years old. 10 a gentleman
in the city, he viii please call and see ~
marl2-3t II. II. HAYNES & co.
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yIyE have great variety of beautiful Bird GAGS,
w the handsnmcst assortment ever brought 10
Nashville which NC xill sell cheap for cash
feb2O-0 MtkENZIE WILSON
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TRUNKS TRUNKS,

A DDfIIoNAL gUPPIIIs Just received a krgo
n stock Of Cheap Trunks.
JOHN RAMAGE
mari0-tf a. College street.
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Boiler Riyets.
BIRD CAGES.

an KEGS Boiler Riyeis just received and for sale
~ by Qebl6) u. d. DICKEY
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Boots, Shoes, Sc, sc.
$4,000 WORTH
% TnK
Finest and Best Clothing

Super Cloth Coats: Fine Trab de TIE Coats:
Fine Cassimere Goats; Tlne Farmer satin Coats:
Pine AtapAra Coats; Fine Fancy tassmet Coats,
Fine Linen Puck Goats; Pine Grass Linen Coats;
Colorado Ginghams, Linen Cheek, and plain brown
Linen Drilling Goats.
All sorts IS Cashmere and Fancy Linen and Cotionnde
PAnis;
feivei and Satin Narseies Linen and German fancy
SIN Vests:
Large Lotof Linen Chntz and Barsefes bosom Shirts
Hickory shirts;
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Carpefings.

500 pieces assorted Carpctngs.
IS extra three shread Tapestry and Brussels
so pieces extra suTSrine, very heavy fun - dou-
bic ground Tapestry, Ingram Carpetng,
tcGTTGnief all tsool
20 q best quality Ingram Carpeting, nayTaaied
al acool, AZ wide.
30 T" all sss'oI, hreepfy Carpeiing, doRtIe ground
and doatLie SeurIe.
so faH44 haI-Dool, bright coIors, warrant
fast cOlors.
IS (" all cotton CArpetinr, bright colofs from IS
20 "a NFfe, beautiful S,rles.
10 &" Stair Competing, assorted
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COLLECTING AGENCY.
WILLIAM GILL -

rT,ENpErS hrs SERVICES The above business, 20 the
j cttxsns 81 Nz<hvlllc md vicinity Orders left
at the GAsetse Once VIII be aueDded DO mare-u
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-08

- The mails between this place, Shame
Kin and po:tsy.lc, are in bad t& at present
Tho railroad company refuses TO run a special
train for the mails aui passengers, and the
mails, s.l.ce Thursday .4,., wero carried out
N the morning freight train at 81, A. NJ,
aid brought in about halEpast eight, +. NJ,
in hand car. Next month We shall have
the Philadelphia mails here at an early hour
IN the afternoon, say half past two, by the
Northern Central road. TIL then We must
grin and bear it, bat this will not help our
4Aamokln aud Mt Carmel friends out Of the
jrag, unless train would run in connection
Upon the arrival Of the Northern Central
cars here, in which case they would get the
Philadelphia mails, perhaps seyera! hours
eaTiier than now at Shamok.a But We hopa
some arrangements will be made % resume
the mail train.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-08

\ Washington letter writer snys :-"Mr.
IUombs's bankrupt law is being actively
considered hy the judiciary Committee, and
- VII probably be presented 10 the Senate
2a.'y next week. l. is understood it will DC
general bill, includiug Individuals, coypo!l-
uora, chartered banks, aud association of
nt:s ons authorized to issue notes, J.ms, sc.
- Vii provide for voluntary and involuntary
Bankruptcy, aad will be rotraci.ye. The
retroactive feature Will BE guarded so rs -
2zc.cdc all 1ho, subsequent 10 January lQs.
or any other ting, have made assignments in
contemplation Of the passage Ct bankrupt
.a", wl.ch gave preference 10 one creditor
over aaother, aLd tie bankrupt IN such cases
shal! not receive discharge uDless with the
consent Of majority Of lis creditors who
have not been 50 preferred.
IAo involuntary bankruptcy applies 20
cases where the debts exceeded .wo tdousand
dollars, and the person declared barkrup: is
entitled to trial by jury-all transfers Of
property Of any kind, for the purpose Of Civ
ing any creditor, indor6er CT other person any
preference or priority over general creditors,
10 be nall AID void, ard the parties obtaining
them 10 be sized Iov srch amoUG. as assets Cf
th1 bankruptcy. With regard u banks aud
other !2:uels Of paper money, they are 10
come uader The kes d Of Involuntary bank
rIptS aud, in addition tG all the liabilities
which attach to individuals, they may be de-
c.Agod bankrupt for the non payment for ten
days after demand Of any bill note or other
!"5.Ity-all The expenses of proceedings to
be pa.i by tuo parties interested, and uuder
10 pycteuce 10 DC paid by the United States.
These arc the general textures Of the bill, We
believe. 1t is to 80 iato effect ueA: Noyem.
Der il now passed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-08

Is the LccomPton Constitution as adop
ted, to be submitted to the people, is now the
question. Mr., English says it is Mr.. Ste
ycns says not. Both Leeompton men. The
Tribune says
Whether the pea Submission really is or is
not uudcr the English thmble, is the ruling
topic Of the hour. The forty or tiry journals
whose articles theceupon We have read, seem
to be about equally divided On the point, az
were our telegraphic dispatches from Wash
nEton while the coutTivance was being incu-
buted. Our own final impression. from Il
caretn! pelsual Of the bill itself, is, that the
Lccompton fraud is virtually submitted
though in L!Iud, confused juggling, cQ-iyo-
cal fashion, Here is tho section:
"BE IT ENACTED, That the State Of Kansas
be and is hereby admitted into the Union on
al equal footing with the orgiunal States in
-. respects whatever, but upon this funda.
mental condition precedent, namely That
the question Of admission, with the following
propositions in lieu Of the ordinance framed
at Lecompton, he submitted to vote Of the
peop!s Of Kansas and aSsented 10 by them, or
majority Of the voters voting at an election
to be held for that purpose, namely:
That the following propositions be and
the same are hereby offered to the people Of
Kansas for acceptance or rejection, which,
II accepted, shall be obligatory on the United
States and upon the said State OF Kansas,
to VII: :"
Now it is true that the Lecempton Con.
stlution is not here submitted to the people
OF Kansas Tor ratification or rejection, while
said Constitution is elsewhere recognized as
republican in character aud framed by Con
qention ol the said People yet We think the
above affords them an opportunity so to vote
that lecompton must be recognized by Con.
ggesS as not the Constitution Of Kansas
True the submission is made as blind and vi.
cious as as possible; but there is an evident
though most reluctant approach by the wire.
workers toward the true mode Of settling the
question.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-08

\ M0DEEarE MAv.-JoLu Mitchell ihr
1yishman, who was here some time ago, de-
s,n3es himself, politically, in letter from
tbs CITY, as moderate ma4," thus:
81 ans moderate man 0ai cyuiEe my
Views, ior the present 10 Dissolution If the
uloa-I.-Y.f-i Of IL. African Slave Trade
--AMeg.clu.zation Of Cuba, CcQ.r.l AN, .;ca
-'tc-..cy, aud the West !odil IsaaIs-aud cs
taU..admen. Of poteut southcrn Coaludega.
i-2, based Oh Slavery that's all as s.r ;lc
co-.gesls Of The Northern States. would
o..er that; though, indeed, Mr.. SpIatt, Of
Charleston, whom / acknowledges a. my pas.
iiof "aR master lboss) in American pcI.ties.
mas no doubt that Slavery w.! ult.mateIr
f.''a" IN 'hosc, at present. too bonipltei
Communities, aui save them from ANARCHY.
muu. '-'N
Mitchell thinks that for tie rresopt il
"--'a not be advisable % adort IL. NJ home.
tlh motto, l!!ght!y altered, and saw 10 tLs
-,oHh' the Niger or the Sword"' SYcI a
course he considers would be ic.pol;,ic al
msHt De deemed immodorate in fac, nil,
De termed rash and extreme. md ms ho 80
\. O. Bvllstn. A'''0a II
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-08

4 PLEA oE CUILTT TO An lHD!c.NEIT EON
MURDgR.--A remarkable case OF pleading
guilty TO a capital FOX mIGacr recently at A..
lantl Georgia. y Lan by the name Of l. ID.
ford Crockett, suspected for the murder Of
Samue! y. Landrum, near Atlanta, about
two weeks ago, had been pursued b. po!!ce
C!lce:5 c! TIE city OF Tal!Idega, in that state
and arrested. On Friday Ui last week true
bill Vas found against him Gor murder, upeu
which he vas arraiguel. The exchange from
which Ha gather tho facts says that, beng
asked Dy the Solicitor General, Are ycu gull.
~ he answered, calmly ana rcseryeI'y, i
an guilty and requested tina. The court would
delay passing sentence upon lin .Sr d ,ow
days, as he wished - have ms father present
On Ia. solemn occasion. The Judge was
much affected, and asked the prisoners couu.
sci il he ,tne prisoner vas aware CG the con
sequences attending the confession and be.
icg Informed the prisoner was immonlble in
his reaointon he readily ald :eeling'y yielded
to the request. The prisoners counsel hav-
Ing iDtimated that he desired TO make q
statement, and permission being granted,
Ccockct! briefly detailed the circumstances
atteud,ng the muC1.g-the object Of which
wlJ E!aie.--iul!y imPlicauog John Cobb,
Jr, and Gabriel Jones in It's Commission
ua also asked that .Lo court would give him
the longest tine possible Il WLth 70 prepare
10 meet h!s God. The Court aud iuau, O.
his auaeEce were moved q tca.s At lLi-
touching appeal. Alter few words Df al
m9nt.ou, ~ prisoner was Iemaua.d to tAy
ia!l.'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-08

EYATUEAOTUHI1gSE cos

FAMILY SEEMING MACHINES.
! /. H ot WHEELER u N,Lra>'s Fanny sr% ing Ma
o.e = suNclruI uvdrncp eal,l-Icc 1t Is need.
'e" now t. hay that ms nseiul iusiruurn Ae"mign
dN'Hetc HSnIh Vie t"ct - !ec' e"lzCo log rs scCrs-
iut ~ thou sands Of Famhcs every rr, 20 ie. 70
III So who have hitherto rt:uigc4 rot. ara,ug c,.,s
u rs acEaE'as - may nH m ul = I" sn, TIA; rs '
iy isnJ! pr I.n To ba solved hu fuccrS- a.-t;sr
[sn! @"d. The hShos TESTIMONY Is cr' tauy
filming tie verdict wIch has g..ea trs Ia,-....iI
VIDE AID eiy'altc 1 refulDtl-n
fp. Mae.'"e Is "celycd principle entirely org.
lee! E"rk on every kind " mater a. and, hayIg zen
:H.rcted :" three crTs' t-s. rI he se.lrhl q
character hy Families, and Ia hrgn hes of M7-
Sc wing Machine, II cnnp". be approached excellence
Amng ne undoultet advantages II possesses over al
o'neis' may re nance the TON 'wIrg'
/. It. simplicity of construction. md consequent free
dom from eeraugemcut ngd need Of rcVnus
2 Ito unexanlp!ed rapltitY aEd rass of 'peIal!gn.
lis nuise.Cs- movement
! The great variety ofrur7o'e t. which ra- Re n
Pies, w"," "a" - a,lro"I- cy - y!acr mechanical
means A-d,
s The p,g.r.a!nen, nca-ty a" dur t'y = the wrrs
al hnI your Mlcnas t.a.la.e 49, rI.,d II q ys,r
AMI h1~ never becu uf order The stitch is veI t
abr, aat be alng-! Enc or c--r-. r7a,c7ais /,
~oLH' WIN ne lapany ct dozen Ju.F q na,a saves
Is uscd ~ my iaAeTs lun.y AT Er ~ the hl urrn ID OF
sscri and others by various friends The orlnu.s Il
n' acc Ta VITA that AaEe Just expressed Mrs Anna
"Tarre $ ba, one Sewing Mschae aaI that, g. W..
lei AMI Wilson'S "-iudge Mc'gs, ct The American Is
"Tne Sowing Machine purchased VI you has been vi.
.y serYceabIe '-Rev pr samuel ofE 81.
No family can uf'rd 10 dN without II.
For severn. Years hgv- hecn carefully wpcfiug .,.
~ Srefs NJ that uFelu! .rt,y", Srsy MarE,ucF" nrl
now being convinced that the Rirhr tA -. f'rl a., :.
Fam j, Sewing Machine is WHh hEltRS VA SO';s-
TAKE NOTICE This m'ca'nr Las al rrc P1ai qns-
MS o M! oh' one nnI none Of their Iss i - H1ne
room not inc usd-but the very lcs. ulcnre made p,
i' rce' md one that wal with care n. 30 ,ears ani
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-08

rs" Our ne,Shbor Of The Gazette commeuds
Sheriff Nandyke for the good order and
neatness in which be keeps his Office and
the jail premises generally. He might have
added also, that the Sheriff is equally prompt
and attentive to his other official duties.
But We do not think the lert-hauded compli.
ment 10 cur former Sherins was called for
aud IS any thing but generous. The Ga=etfe,
IN this compliment, tacitly admits al we said
IL our columns in favor OF Sheriff Vaudyke
previous - the election, and, no doubt, sin.
cereiy regrets that they did not discover
these good qualities before that time. But
We must all live anl learn"