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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21
Estate Of James Cook.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed and qualified Administrator OF
the Estate of James Cook, deceased, late OF Delaware
county, o. All persons Interested will govern themselves
accordingly.
October Z, 59.-*3t j. B. HUNT Administrator
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21

MFRS. s. EVANS would inform her friends and
Iva patrons that she has returned to Delaware, and is
supplied with the Latest Styles, from New York, for
ladies' and Childrenis dresses.
Residence, west side Franklin street, a few doors south
of the Baptist Church.
0ctobsr7, ~I659-s4t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21
Flowing Match.

Under the direction of Delaware County
Agricultural Society, a blowing match will
come off on the Farm of Geo. Atkinson in
Brown township, near the tow of Eden, on
Thursday the 27th of Oct, 1859. The premi-
ums offered are as follows:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21
New Fall and Winter
M r. Y !

SIOH A 5
Velvet Bohnets of oil kinds, of the latest styles
OF Material Silk Bonnets of all kinds to
suit old or young Lasies Straw Bon
nets of all grades and colors. Dress
Caps for old or young Head
Dresses of all kinds.
French Work Collars in great
quantities. Lace Wells. Ladies
Shawls. Skeleton skirts for Ladies
and Children. Dress Trimmings. Ribbons.
and a great variety Of articles too numerous to
mention. Dresses and Cloaks made to order
on short norice, at
MRS. N. A. VAN HOUTEN'S Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21
MARRIED

On the 9th Of October 1859, by G. Wells Esq,
w. HoGANs with DRUsILLA CRANE, oil of Genoa
township.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21
NEW and Old !


THB undersigned having ssld and taught still
Is hold two of the best machines for preparing mate
rial for building purposes in the known world, The FIRST
S Woodwurth's Plancng Machine, which has done the
work in mechanica!.like manner for the last eight years IN
this county and can still do the saIue with perfect ease,
and prices reduced. Tho second is D. Beriew's Patent
Sash Machine, which makes Sash, Blinds and Doors by
feeding it with clear and dry lumber-such as we mako
all of four building materials we have been in the bust
ness long enough 10 know that no otherIkind will an
swer. We would say Tor the benefit OF the people OF
Central Ohio that W. woald be very sorry to have themde
eeived by others tales and lies, and would be very much
pleased 10 have their cotDe and see US with naked eyes,
We are also prepared TO furnish
sash, Blinds, buurs, window ana Door
Frames, MIOhIdtnss, Panels, etc,
of all descriptions at the very lowest possible ngures.-
Sash flied with glass and painted, flooring, siding, and
in fact everything in the house finishing line at THE low
EST RATES. AS we have the largcststock on hand Of Sash,
Doors, &c, in the city, we will guarantee prices to suit
purchasers. Especial attention is paid 10 Manufacture
of Window Blinds to order, all completed, painted and
hung at reduced prices. Feeling under renewed ohlica.
tons TO our friends and patrons for their kind patronage
for the last eight years We would still solicit a share oC
the same. Respectfully,
aug. rs, 'be-*tf. PERRY & ROBINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21
Guardians Sale.
TEE PEARL ~
S ewing " a O j e
SOMETHING NEW!

THE want of a Sewing Machine which would
i make, with facility, an elegant AMI strong double
thread stitch@a machine combining the good points of
the high-priced machines (without their complication OF
machinery and which could be Manufactured and sold 81
cheaply as to bring it within the reach Of thos, who most
need the assistance OF a reliable machine, has been well
understood by the public generally, but more clearly
perhaps by those VINO wanted one but could not pay the
price.
,Such, a Inachile is now presented to the public under
the matte Of - PEARL
Twill not claim for the PeaTi-aS is usual with all sew
ing machine Observation-Disclosures Il is better ia all res
poets than all others, but will simply 81, that the ease
and noiseiess manner In which it performs the most deli
cate, difficult and durable sewing, will commend it and
give it. reputation.
Some of the advantages possessed by the Pearl over
other machines may be mentioned
Its simplicity of construction obriates the necessity Of
the usual long list f printed Instructions that accompany
most other machines, for running and keeping in order.
ANY person of ordinary mechanical skill can learn in u
short time how to manage the Pearl anu do good work on
it. The PearldOeB not drop stitches. BY a very simple
and ingenious attachment to this machine this difficulty
is efectIaIly overcome. 1t does not break needIcs-ai-
lowing plenty Of space in which the needle can pass up
and down, there is no danger of this trouble. II works
with an under feed, runs very easy, and is not at all diff
cult to manage.
am authorized by the manufacturers to warrant the
machine to do any kind Of family sewing satisfactory,
and to be free from any imperfection in construction.
All who wish to see or buy an excellent sewing ma
chine are invited to call and examine this Pearl.
c. PLATT, AGENT
For Delaware aud Union Counties.
No. 8, WILLIAMS BLOCK, Sept. 9, So
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21
Competition the Life Of Trade"
WILLIAMS
DEALER IN
Tinware, ETC.,

IL ing and Heating stoves and amongst his extensive
variety can be found at all times the justly celebrated
d" STEWART STOVE,'1
about which our neighbur ." down town " has so much
to say, and for which he says he is the " sole dgnt" for
Delaware county. " hat has become Of thai " Brillidnt"
Store about trhich ,ne hare heard 50 mach pDfngp 1t amt
THE stove now any more.
We'll we would like 10 know what is the matter with it ?
If it is too large for convenience ?
We will say 10 oar patrons AMI the public that ts hare
tho STEWART STOVE and hare had it for more than "A
year, end still Keep II at all times.
We also keep the " ECONOM1ST,' which is regarded
by some as superior to thu Stewart Stove. Our patrons
can haze their choice.
If you want n good Stove and want ID get It cheap,
call at NATHAN WILLIAMS and soc the celebrated " Stew
art " and "a Economist - as well as ALL the latest and
best varieties OF Cooking and Heating Stoves now in use.
Sole Agent Hunbug ! Nonsense !! Don't spend
your money until you call at NATHAN WILLIAMS aud ex-
anime his large and complete assortment and ascertain
his prices, which are low enough to suit the hard times.
Also, call and see Motifs Patent Kettles.
Sept &c, 59%tf NATHAN WILLIAMS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21
Groceries, Hardware, Crockery,
House Furnishing Goods, Notion,

and various articles of utility and luxury not strictly com
ing under either head, but essential to make up a COM
plete assertment-all which are marked at the lowest pos
sible figures. He solicits a call and inspection of Goods
and prices. Approved articles of Produce taken in ex-
change for Goods as heretofore, and the highest market
p1ices allowed for them.
Delaware, October Z, 1859.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21

If you want to get Fashionable Bonnets go
Mrs. VAN HOUTEN'S.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21

DERsONS wishing to establish Manufactures in
q new and thriving place where business Is good
ee advsrtibcppept Of the Hammonton Settlement. GU
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21
Nov. Appointments $50
e. II. SANDS, N. D.,
Uripathic Physician & Surgeon.


GRADUATE, in 1s4s, Of College of Physician
years experience in the treatment Of Acute and Chroni
diseasesLten years IN the city of New York. Two year
experience in that immense hospital for the treatment Q
diseases Of every grade and character, the Ciiy HaspitQ
Of New FORK. About 1000 cases Of Medical and surgi
cal Diseases come annually under The treatment of th'
Physicians and Surgeons Of this Institution
DR. sANDS was u pupil of the late DR.. SWEET, Professor
University Of The City Of New York also, student and
assistant Surgeon under those great and successful Sur
pital of Now York
Dr. Sands, by the symptoms, ard an examination OF
the case, "a vial Of urine), detects with certainty, the
nature Of the disease, without The patient applying il
person, if at any tisre incenvenient-
Persons desiring a CORRECT knowledge Of the diseases
with which they arc afflicted, may rely with implicit con
hdence, upon having impaired to them a true statement
BOTANIC REMEDIES. No ealomeI OF other dcleterious
drugs are used.
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
During every month in the year Ir. Sands may be con-
suited at the following places. Visits will be made regu-
larry for a term of years:
Bellefountaine-- Union Hotel.------- &" ----l5th-
Onion House. D." -.--ltth-
American House --- " -.--lzth-
Mt. Gilead ....... American Hotel 49," Hath
All Chronic or long standing diseases of the Brain, Lungs
Liver Stomach and Bowels, Spine, skin, ~SyphiIilc and
Sc=ofulous diseases. Surgical cases, and Diseases Of Fe-
males, are successfully trerted even When given Up by
the most skiifnl physicians
RICTIaoND, Ashtabula Co. Ohio. Dr.. SANDS Il feel
grateful to you for the benefits received at your hands as
an instrument from God. I have been afflicted for 20
years with sick headache-chronic diarrhoea-the uterus
two Of your prescriptions. consider ravseif well, which
l never expected in this lfe-but all the thanks be as
cribed to you, for health. May Gcd bless your basket
and store, and have success with your efforts.
June, 1859. Mrs. NJ. AERRIHAS.
Persons sending a history OF their illness, with symp-
toms, aud appearance of urine, enclosing three dollars,
treatment. Address DR. E. H. SANDS, Cleveland-stating
Town, County and State. oct21
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21
Notice.

THE partnership heretofore ext eng under the
/ mamie and frm OF CHAMBERLAIN Il AVERY, is this day
dissolved by limitation Of time. All persons indebted 70
the above FIRM are requested to make immediate payment
TO either OF the parties, (but Mfr. j. c. Avery will pay spe-
cial attention 10 the settlement OF the business
C. c. CHAMBERLAIN,
March IS, lS53*-tf J. {. AVERY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21

1-A1 O1~AOS
Best work on q acre of ground with
horses or mules. $500
I'd best 400
same Win Oxen. 600
I'd best do 400
All the above contestants to be boys 20
years old and under. But in addition to the
above a ~sweepsteaks premium is offered for the
best blowing with any team, and by persons of
any age as follows
Best work on = acre of ground. ..... $500
I'd best do. 400
The Board nave determined not to limit the
contestants as to time in the performance
of their work, but to let the Judges take the
same into consideration, in making up their
award.
Ararding Conmitee-H. P. Havens, Geo.
Smith, Dexter Durfey. Delaware; John Wal
lace, and Nicholas Jones, Troy.
j. s. JONES, Sec'y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21

Pure French Brandy,
DURE oTARp BRANDY,
u " PORT AMI SHERRY WINES
CHAMPAIGN,
L~0NGW0RTntS CATAWBA,
HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA RUN,
CID M"oN0NGAHALA 4 BOURBON WHISKY
For sale By the hottie or gallon. Also
CHARLFS LONDON CORDIAL GIN,
UDOLPHO wOLFE'S SCHNAPPS AND CEIE-
bRATED STOMACH BlT1ERS
All Of which are warranted good and pure articles, and
for the use of the sick are especially reecofntrehded:
July 20, '59-ttf j. KRUCK & co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21
Dissolution.

The Partnership heretofore. existing under The
i name OF SAVAGE * MlNGET, has been d.ssovcd by
limitation. Mr.. Savage has retired from the oOncsTn.-
All persons indebted arc reluyaied 10 rail aud settle A.
soen as convenient
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21
NEW
For Fail and Winter Trade.

s. LATIMER
ETAS Just opened at his old and well kneen Ioca
Il ton, his Spring Purchases, to which he begs TO cal
the attention of all who desire
Good and Cheap Goods.
Ills stock is large, and an inspection of it will satisfy
abe most irrredulous that i'll variety, quality style and a
bove all in that which Itiost interests the prudent purcha-
ser-CHEAPNEs-his Goods will not suffer by a compari
son with those to be found in any similar establishment
in Central Ohio. His assortment comprises
Staple and Fanny Dry Goods,
in. all their variety, including an unusually varied and
rich line OF Eudtes' Dress GooIs--not forgetting the Gen
tlenen and the Iniermediatcs-Boys and Girls-for the
outward adornnIcnt OF whom in the best and most salts,
factory style he is also well prepared.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21

VIM. C. WTNGET,
Successor to Sa:ags & W'ngstA
WILL continue the Mercantile Bushes. at the
w old stand OF the late arm, III
WiIlihms Block No. a.,
Corner of Main & Henry SITS, Ostra0dcr,
Where may be found a general and wcn sc'Sc,. ass"rt-
ment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Quecnsware,
Hardware, Boots & Shoes,
Hats & Caps, &c. &c:
Also; Patent Medicinest
A good stock-amone which may he found ths University
Family Medicines, consisting d kovanat AiNtu'r FOR
Liver Complaint, Fevor anil Agur, hfspepsh, sc u L,
Jayne's Medicines; DR.. weaves Quaker and salt RheHin
SVrup: Perry Davis Pain Killer. Or. Dengis McuripVS;
Merchants Darling oil; DR.. FaAor's LniRient--snd many
other medicines too numerous 10 mention.
And now, dear friends, you soc from the above that
am hboring for your health and comfort, Wal you al,
both rich aud poor, please Call ami examine Goods and
Prices, before purchasing elsewhere. ! VIII cni~iN1r IN
sell Goods as CHEkr As CAN rossluiY pI AxfoEptp foE IA
pY Pay.
An kinds Of Grain and Flax Seed received mr. Goods
on debts Of the old Arm. se~e
ostrander, April 10, 'Sa.-$tf WI { MEItJ
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21
CHE 8tarketA
Delaware Market

weekly by R. E HILLS & Son, Wholesale and
Retail Grocers, No. i Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21
Sash, Doors and Blinds,

no all vsntre Inns. tts It,tn
II HamnCLtn ltLts -
are %M
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-16

WArcugs TAXABLE FOR SCHOOL tuEToSEs'
-Arrorlipg to the recent decision 10y Judge
U,les. Of Chester county II seeus lua'
catches are taxable for school purposes.
Tbs decision was rendered in the case OF
Tbonas bS Darlington, who brought snt before
a i1s,,ce Of the peace to recover from the
collector Of school taxes in WilIistown town, w,
KIM the sum of seyenty-fve cents winch had
haan assessed upon silver lever watch ana
mid to hlm under protest. The Justice de,
ppiIoa pa'a AGAINST Darlington, and exceptions
be'pg made to his decision the case came up
before Judge Haines for adjudication WHO
careful examination OF the acts OF
s,samtly, in connection with the foregoing
1nh;oct II has satisfied me that watches either
eoa or " silver, are made taxable for SIC sGATOl %a
Sornoses bat that no higher value can De
PuIar r,Loroon Than ia specified in the acts OF
S.sembly a,S Directors can diminish but can
-, ine,sass the amount over the value oe
,,yuated 10 the law"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-16


For the murder of Philip Barton Key ESqr-
Opening Speech Of Mr.. OUld, O"'ted STATES
| attorney.
Gentlemen of tho Jury The indictment
! you have Just heard read charges Danisl H.
Sickles with the wlful murder OF ihllip bar
ton X ey on the 27th Of February last. The
| parties we're well knewn IN thls clty. Inc
accused was member Of Congress from the
great metropolis Of the Union. His victim,
! Philip Barton Key, has often appeared in his
professional character before many in this
tlourt. and he was well known among the
whole community of Washington. ln the
quiet Of Sunday morning, "hen all the
Christian world should have thought only of
peace and good will, the deceased was merci.
lessly shot down in the streets Of Washing
ton. lie was wholly unurmed and defence.
lees while the prisoner came into that car
nival of blood, = walking magazine bearing
about him all the implements Of murder
Although the Gay was a warm one. he had an
ovcrcoat on him. that be might better conceal
his artillery.
The only weapon of defence that the de.
ceased had vas harmless opera glass, and
that was useless in the hands Of man who
was physically very weak. When first shot
10y the prisoner, the deceased uttered pitcous
~
have moved the hearts Of most men, but they
bad 40 effect upon the prisoner. He knew
his victim was uuarmed and helpless as
soon as he had fred the FIRST shot. He then
stood over his fallen and bleeding victim. fir
ing repeatedly into his expiring form. Gen.
tlemGn Of the jury, it was deed Of murder,
no matter what may have been the ontcce-
dent provocations in the case.
Daring this portion OF the speech, which
can only be partially reported, Sickles seem
cd TO be good deal moved, ana lowered his
eyes at the most vehement passages Mr..
Ould proceeded.
Sufficient time had elapsed for the prisoner
to reflect before Grug the final shots. But
be was filed with thirst ior bloody lie.
veuEe, and be stood over the PROSTATE aud
dying fern uutil satisfied that there was no
more to be done. Evidence will b. produced
to show that the prisoner was guilty Of nut i
latiou, in addition to the crime Of murder.--
lis proceeded 10 review the law in regard to
murder, ana to give the usuaI leEaisGetDi.,on.
lie appealed TO the jury to Judge Of the case
by the facts presented to them, and 20 pre-
sumo to nmcud the law 4 law SO amended
would clotho Daniel y. Sickies in the spot
less robes Of innocence; and yet he bad Ia.
ken upon himself to act as judge, jury and
eXecutoner, upon man who himself had a.
right to the presumption Of iunoceuse until
he was proved cnilty. He trusted that the
jury would, by their verdict say ~ the now
/ listening world, We are men, aud will stay
red handed violence everywhere without re.
sPoct to the station OF til, n,an that may have
committed it,"
/ As Mr.. Ouii proceeded in his speech, Sick.
les became more composed in manner, and
/ listened aItrEtiyelv to every word His in.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-16
cfurttoll Mc(us.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF
BALTIMORE.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


FOUR DAyslATUR FROM Europe.
----------.----------
arrangements Jor me Peace Con3resS-Aao
her French Lodn-IHe Reform ConteS
in Englaud
Nrv YorK. Anru y
r,o .,.o,,;u Ci,n - pni,i.,. ..i,o4
Lia "o .ni", .',i "'i''",o d,,o ,S,l
5n,b ntt
'01T III u.e o, ,o,, oo,e3o,oo :, ,o,oo .,
p.ris W., anJ T,,ri,, a,l,ora ,nr,'l, ,,ro
,,ar.,iore on,,,in,,od
f'lT Ths P,ris Ennrsn ,ros do,rossod thrce mo,
oon, p",toa oIns;,a -, csr lNn rLn -.
,,,,,, or = ,,n,a;n, Tr,rnl, Ian, n,,s sp,,,,sol
hou, aa,,,n i,'n,o,,, ~ ,i,a do,,r,ss,dnI
Tho p,r,,r, 5,I,otn ;n paiian,.rt vo,
cor,inpad srnr, nioLt 4 ,ntn wns 60 be
,aLan on ,ho i.t ,rLn Minister'S have
staLad tIo;r C,.o IN a., i.sn, ,rha Liberal
;ann,ls o,nsiIIr .i,,ir r,si,rr,,inn certain
rho n,nnh,on Cnnf.rrnre was cypectpd to
osssnhi. Inring tha wspk The business
uill he sc,t'sd in one' or two sessions all the
pnwars hayi,r ogrend TO recognize the
canvas elrr,ia9
Thn maetirI nr thc Peace Congress, it is
caner,IIy snnHosed will be between the 18th
and %, IA nr rril
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-16
New Advertisements.
School Letting.

FENIlE Public Schools OF the borough of Nor.
Il thumberland, will be let for the Summer
Tenn on Monday. April 18th at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
at the Centre School House.
All persons intending to apply as Teachers are
requested TO do so by that time.
The County Superintendent will he in attend
ance to examine applicants.
The Schools will confluence on the second OF
May.
By order Of The. board,
J. r. TUSTIN, sec'y.
northumberland, April q, 1859,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-16
SUNBURY FOUNDRY

V3'lIE subscribers respectfully inform The citi-
q sons Of Suubury and the public generally,
That they have leased the Sunbury Foundry o..
copied hy George Rohrbach, andthat they will take
po7aesslon on the first day Of April. next, when
they viii he enabled TO furnish all kinds Of Cast.
itr', such as powa, Stoves, &c. &C., at as low
rates as they can be had any where else They
nre also manufacturing thrasbing machines, ond
do repairing at shor, notice All orders addressed
10 them viii he promptly attended to-
Country produce taken in exchange f1r Cast.
inG- at all times.
CLINTON EGHRBACH.
jhCOB ROHRBAcU, Ir
Sur5nre March g. lS59.--3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-16
FOUR CRIMINALS EXECUTED AT BALTi.


Tba f,or criminals Gomhrill Cronns Cor.
rie and Cv,bns cnndsmnod to do.th for yori.
nns n,urd9lps ,,orn nrecnted vostordav ot Raj.
timors in ,6e n,psence Of i 10 said bO, 1000
nareore oesomhled op tho hill which over.
inoks The inii II will be rscollec,ed that
Gambrll was charged with shooting officer
Brnton while the lnite, had prisoner in Gus.
tody. Subsequently, officer Ripden testified
AGAINST Comhrill and il was mon his evi.
denco mainly thut he was convicted. After
leaving the Court House and reaching his
home Ripdon was shot dead while in the
midst of bis family Crops was convicted OF
firing the fatal shot, and UorGie OF being an
accessory. All except Cyphus, the negro
belonged to the rowdy clubs Of baltimore,
Plug Ugltes and similar associations oil idle
young men--crmnals Mt night. g,
The relatives Of the condemned VISIleo
them on Thursday, for the last tIme ana up
on the sacred privacy OF their last lh'e'''ew
upon earth no others desired TO lh'ruue n ~
| ,, +. NJ, VIM. L. Preston, Esq, conhse' o'
Peter CorrIe, visited his eel. Vn euto'l"si
Peter who was engaged III ms ueEollou9 "uu
surroonded by his r'IauonsI-oF9'9T's, s'S'ti'
andlrcnds-sFrang 'or""tI a''u "neot.ou'Ie'
/ Iy embraced his counsel ms "'s' 'J"1",~ J"I,l
! tlon was, "On air. lfeS'on' al, very S'~u S
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-16

There are thirteen thousaudunformed vol
unteers in Pennsylvania, equal in number to
the regular army OF the United Sta es In all
there are tbreeIhundredI and fifty thousand
men capable 0! bearing arms in the State.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-16

Dissolution of Partnership
NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership
~ heretofore existing, between the subscribers,
as Fahri)a d Clement, miners and shippers Of
Coal at the Coal Mountain Coliery, was dis
solved by mutual consent, on the LIST of March,
1889.
The business Of the late firm, will be settled
By Frederick Fahrion, who has in possession the
books and papers, at Mt, Carmel.
FRED'k. FAHRlON,
IRA Il. CLEMENT.
Mt Carmel, April O. ls59.-4t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-16


MALF!Ae1.--L y rom !eC'n!e r-eeh''! dell
F''v1 ~ hA'I"i' We GA,r'-l l." passages
ne IA" tHat o'H'5 lHe one man 10 'Ae
Que "oh""' 81 ?"'hI' eA'I!Wsu Tue Iettu'
'tr' Is !"4"""!y "t:'l'" oy 'A'"E'' 'hal
Wherever 'V's N'''1'CD !" He"'Iu' s!Si'm lIt
""l'', race Is 'o1"" 10 Trte'l't",S III w'HI
""u 'o'" ne '""'D'"H '"N'e"ces q
"'.""' ~ '"' ""s Is Co",."3'o"--a
HI"'''L "'',S axe O"V ru"C't" slaves
No' i '"'' AL un'''s ,''"u look 10 woman rs
q F.r'ulei 20 o' "oveo ana "o"-heF 5m"s
| ',e oN"''" o1 MS eA's'e"ct si"rl "eaI'
| ,"e l'H' u, n'' '''"e "es--'""' why" DeSef'e eS
'ue name iU'e cannot eA,SI; II Is STRUCK out
| o' ,ue heaH n'uI system Ol society.
'No"' Il mere be passion IN the human
"'e"S' "".ch most lenas 10 lHt US out OF
t-ous" ava seH-"h,cI most leaCh9s US to
! IEc 10 ano'Her-Wulcn pniiHes and warns the
whole mortal he.ug-It IS love. as we OF the
no IN holi l. aol cherish 1t. Foreven when
tie lalr Sprng oUth has passed, and when
the active Iilo IS employed il sach grave pur-
SUM, may the love OF his carry years seems