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The intelligence from Europe received during
the week il up to the 3st ut, rather to the lst
inst from the new stopping and speculative inter-
mediate place, Queenstown, somewhat famous for
telegraph accounts. The Prince Albert arrived at
St. Johns, N. f., bringing some mxed-up adyices
from Liverpool, and garbed in another way, such
as the quantity sold, up to the 3lst. The same
dates were also brought by the Persia from Liver
pool, which arrived at New York on Thursday,
with the weeks adviees up to the full end Of the
week, which quote Middling Orleans cotton at
6 ll-l6d., and rather dull market for the low
qualities for good and clean cotton CHASING above
Middling the demand vas steady and prices well
maintained. The stocks of all kinds on hand
in Liverpool amounted to sl7 900 bales, of which
$4,000 bales were of American growth. The
receipts at all our seaports Of course show q
falling off, but no greater than was expected.
They now foot up to this evening at all the ports
Alfalfa bales The receipts at Mobile for the
week ending last evening friday were 5ll9
bales, against 1854 bales the corresponding week
last year. The total receipts ct that port sum
up, according to our Price Current, 756. 9o5 bales
by another they 78I ,0s7 bales, and BY another
a few hundred MORE The receipts proper at this
port for the week are q, 3l6 bales, against 800
bales corresponding week. We shall enter the
next week under the following figures:
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Comparative condition of ihe BANKS OF New Orleans
on Saturday April IA, 1850, and Saturday April 1e,

There we're no indications Of further hardening
in the general money market to-day. Good paper
could be negotiated at the current rates of the
week. It is unreasonable to expect cheap money
for the present, or for some time; neither do we
believe there will be any further or great press.
People and the public must conform their wants to
the lowest scale possible and not press our banks
every day.
The Exchange transactions for the week have
been on fair limit. There was a demand for
sight checks in the early part Of the week, and the
banks sold readily at s@4 prem. for checks on
New York-the offerings being free and outside
drawers selling freely atpar@l prem. On Wendes-
day further decline took place, sending sight
bills Of Al and good down from par to 1-1s@h be-
low, and fair grades have been sold at dis The
market for choice and good sixty days sight has
been steady all the week at II, Il@Is dis, with
occasional sales at II. 1s@13 dis. AT these rates
the market was tolerable uniform to-day. The
counter rate for checks was prem. and round
sums at par. The Bears and buyers still have the
CALL though the balances held by the banks are de-
clining. In Sterling the market has ranged from
107}@l08, 10SE@lGsa. averaging to buyers about
10s@16Sl. Remittance rates have been from 1854
@l0S2, according to sums, while the Banks hold at
still higher rates. Bills of Lading closed to-day
without any reduction from the rates Of the week
10Y, 1o7l@1o7I up to 1o7s @107a. Francs dull, and
no demand except for travelling purposes. We
quote 5:2s4@5;20 for commercial bills, and 5:l7a@
sis for drafts on Paris direct.
In Stocks to-day there were sold 30 shares Lou
isiana State Bank at 1877, and so shares Bank Of
New Orleans The 100 shares of Canal Bank sold
yesterday was nearer 1874 than 195, as the types
had it. Stocks are held with firmness.
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Total hdes az seaports ia
The inland stock shows very moderate de-
crease for the week. For instance, the stock at
Albany, Ca at last dates 9th inst) 6175 bales;
the stock at Nashville, Tenn, on the Sd was 4
bales Several parties have placed estimates on
Mobile for $4,000 bales. These figures are en-.
tjrely too high.
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GALE OF LOTS I'm A NEW cITv.
A CHANCE TO INVEST IN REAL EsTATE AT FER.
ausoNs POINT, THE EASTERN TERMINUS
OF THE N. O. 4 R. R. RAILROAD.

m MONDAY Aprl IS 1891 will be sold pubic auction,
,hnnt reserve M the choicest lots owned by the
Hississirp Onacha and Red River Railroad Company Al Fer
msns Point Missi river, being the Eastern eim
nus Of said plan of the city can b seen oy call
above p5n The chase will he ieani Cd
a. II pAjd ID cash. sale and he remainder on he
Il. ay If hearing cent interest
from daie Six mics OF he Road WIN b completed by the day
af sale and he running The BHynn Ma'on
fstter chance of csnial never pre-
satea the prospects e the rap compilation 81 the hoH
thnrrh the bottom doubt that y viii b-
soon in actual ope aon civ will spring mp N lew ysaIs
MAI will rival Menph and imF0r1an ann ieif
which will sell hun, ed nas The day of sale will in
shat limo be worth many than andS. ,-,,
- $500 ~. Tff0S Elliott,
President NJ. q. 4 r. Railroad
RAu who hold certificates Of paid Stock will be emit
ID IS free passage The day Of sale and thry
= nrsssnt ng
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DENTISTRY,

DENTISTRY.
.s.4ssr.===-s DIR. A. n. DUstfiE, No. III BA-
ROME STREET, having procured the az
sstance Of one of the most sknl Dentists In
the counry@1R METCALR. of New York-is prepared
to attend promptly to all branches of
DENTISTRY
Entrusted 10 his care.
In regulating cHILDRRNs TEETH. and the manufacture
Of Artificial Teeth DR.. NJ has had UNPARALLELED sue
CESS.
ssrTee,h extracted without rain. fe27 am
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II contains among other things,
The various Party Platforms.
The Kansas I.esislasion of Congress-
Governors Geaty Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad
Senators Douglas and Goamer and essrs Stephens
u Ths material portion q hs Nebraska Ri
Ieconiptan, Topska and eassn@oth Constitutions
an s s sa nss sos special
The he Constitution iIo Il he United States
Washngton's Fa e rel "a, ADDRESS
virgins and Kentucky Resolutions # lIes and 49,
Lands and able documents against y with full history Of the
President Pierce Veto Of the INDECENT Insane Land Bill
history ef Railroad Grants by oonsres with the votes
rfssiient Perees Message Yeng the River Harbor
III The achool Land Btu and thereon.
The Clayton Bnlwer Treaty.
Extracts from speeches of noted Republicans and Abo
MT Mr.. Totmbs, Boston Lecture on Slavery
Bnchanans and willama' Lssrso the Bargain and
ia NJ. Ga asaafs' Pert HIN Address.
President Jask RaaS y. seAasn against fahsa's
history Of Parry Conventions e s o..,,,,a t,s po,,.
#, n NJ The s, HS s American
organ!1aon, and Hen A H. staars Letters signed aadi
PssiSs Philadelphia IN November 1856
d history of with the the various Tariffs
the United ss.st a a and a hho on Petitions
% History OF the Annexation Of Texan.
Opinion public the power OF Congress the Ter
rifories
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms
missouri Compromise with every vote thereon secenaly
classified. ,,a.o
Clayton Compromise.
Wilmot Proviso.
with MANY other things, ton numerous to mention
EVERY subject fully tresed and every yoe in Congress-
any sufec having pnlticni siRnfht atlo' " given
his book post up the public speaker fully the Kansas
and other Guest ois. -.
single Copies 80; Club Of Six SID
e JAS. B. eaIITH CO.. Publishers.
,,ss I'm Ph'udrrh'R
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COMPUTATION TICKETS.
Persons who reside city and have residence estab
smept on the linz Of the Road procure tickets reduced
rates. at the Office Gin ST. Charles street.
.u @. p. OAKLEY,
General Ticket Agent
BENTLEY ID. IIASELL,
Chief Eng and Gen. Superintendent.
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The following figures denote the changes for the
corresponding week last year. Anril ls 49,

Tbare was m increase In ths dspnsit line last
Year st this time. The deposit line last year
was si,4o7ooo more than to-day. The question
propounds ITSELF where ara these four millions and
ever gone 70 Ia the short space of 3s5 days. with
ont any panic, reyulsions or commercial disastsrsf
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Fl CATTLE MARKET.


..,;u., n. JEPFEKsON cry April IS. Isss
arrived during the past week IA western
y ssssss ~ Texas Cattle 1910 Hogs, Ii75 sheep
oV M'cn Cows, and III Veal Cattle There az
Cows. and Is Veal Cattle remaining Il market 's4
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gebist, Of the Alarkfts.

GaEsrEsr oFFcE No. 10 CANE sfRrET,l
- Monday Morning. April l6, 1850.
CorToa... With only moderate demand and
poor assortment on the market, the sales of Sat-
urday were confined to about 1000 bales. prices
being irregular but mostly within the range Of our
anntafinna. -.
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For further information, apply at the
General Ticket Office,
No. 10 ST. CHARLES STREET.
" P WHEELER, Agent.
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.-vup -, NEW RAILROAD s-r-=.
Ea,Sis ESfsSX8753sttffHEm ROUTE sEN MA
&3sH# aszsz~x4EI TO TEXAS. sssaaaasa4zk
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Twenty our hurs time saved and the risks and dconorts
Of seA voyage greatly diminished, by the
New Orleans, Opelousas and g. w. Railroad,
BERwICK,s BAY,
By the and splenu of STEAMSHIPS, all built
presss for this trade with superior accommodations
Tor passengers, -
RUsK.
TO Sabine Pass and Galveston
WEDNESDAY. .oRIzABA.
To Galveston and Indanoa
SATURDAY. MATAGoRDA.
To Galveston and Indianola.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAILS
HThe ferry running the landing
Toulouse street. nearly opposite jackson Square,
morning Tickets may obtained
the Railroad Office of St. Peter
poe jackson Square, daily Depot the depar
ture of the Texas trains
Freghs fbr Texas by this Line received day. Sun.
days excepted the above landing by this Line
less than by the River Line.
REM
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sl2,2eo.sss s22. 42s. EOS ss.lIa. ~

Actual Long Short the week s5aS176
The following is the comparative statement Of
loans, discounts, mortgages and pledges, which in
cludes active movements, excepting exchange and
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.s..,~se.a LOSS OF TEETH-Dr. j. WEST
(eezS i12 st Charles continues to supply the
LOSS OF TEETH without wires springa,
AII11 npan his principle Of self ADHESION. This
nehod nrpred him universal Appreciation and
mended M beng, ingenious system Of supplying ARTI
TEETH s sna ar esN ed
defy dstertien by the closest Dr.
Those interested will nd hess statements to he
entirely and scrnpuosy correct " " rsiuIns n sincere
oxtensive practice they favored him with for the last fifteen
-. - ss,,,s-a NJ
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WiRburss Omnibus Line.
Tive Coaches and Baggage Wagons Of "WTLBUR'a OMNI
BUS LTNE will DALI for passengers any OF the HOTELS IN
any the city, by leaving orders at the office OF the n O.
j. and @. N. Il. r.. on st. Charles street..
fe6 IL 1. l.. WILBUR.
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.
PATENT .D GlRD WOnb GUTTER and invite. all psftis
Interested in planting rail- and tbs af
er,e which viii be dty between the heirs Of
ID ana RI M nj the Nm CANAL street This Snpe Ma.
chine will do, With hands much Y hfseen
taSi +. W. u ouQA~ Canal asrsAs,
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Neh Orlealiss laiIg Crescent.

MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 1s. 1860.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
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FOR. SALE

FOR sAI,E-IiiIsTEtN VERY DESIRABLE LOTS
ground situated 10 The Second District square
bounded BY Careude Walk Johnson ST. Peter and Preur
formerly known The Deponiy Saw Mills This pro
petty would very desirable oil Factory Saw Mill or
Lumber Yard having hree fronsscaroudee Walk 81 Peter
and johnson streets.
Information price and other particulars apply
maj In Girsns' flank.
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MAIL TRAIN at 1850 A. NJ,
EXPRESS TRAIN at B P. NJ,

Both Of which make close connection At Canton with Trains
on the Mississippi Central Road.
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Condition of the Banks City ending
Saturday, April IA, 1850.
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CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA NEGROES


have received City Carolina Virginia Negroes
consisting Of Field Hands, Cooks, Washers and Ironers
Also No. Blacksrnhs, No. Brcklayer i've good
Carpenters, and one good Cooper.
WIN receiving fresh gangs every month during the
which will for cash good IL months city
wishing purchase would do well give cal
before purchasing elsewhere Apply TO
II. r. PETERSON,
rs Perdida
az In, between Charles saFondeiet SITS,
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"a C. r. HATCHER, No. 1886 GRAvIER ST !,
~ New Orleans La. j. NJ. GuREFoN Superintendent Of
"a Slave Depot
srIiaving alterations and accommodations
NV old stand prepared receive and accommodate
from two hundred slaves for sale Commission cal
also the with good board and comfortable
rooms on reasonable
Thc~ having line woud do we'll to call and
for themselves before looking eeyhere the Inducements
offer nnequaled.
good stock Negroes sale will kept constantly
consisting Of Field Hands, Mechanics House Servants
seamsiresses. Nurses, Hail Drssserh, ETC.
nIbera advances made property placed In hands
for sale. z5.Z
and sold. :, ,,,x,,-.
se& ly y, r. hAISliEh.
RTOTICE-AFTER SLAVES HAVE BEEN PLACED
IN in Ysrs Depos viii not receive them at Ne l9
GTaEier street.
Jas II IF Ht''hhs
WILLIAMS d IDGkEiAS,
w DOMMIssI0 ON MERC Oh ANTs,
No. I59 Gfavfer street,
JOSEPH 8. WILLI1as,( NV ORLEANS.
T-ep..s=li rarlf lv
ACRE Al fuLiTICAI4 WORK.
CLUsKEYis POLITICAL TEXT BOOK,
OF
Encyclopaedia.
BY NJ. VI. GLusKEY, Washington, D. c.
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AW EeTlCE--I aAvE RESUMED TIE fRAg
ssvee esrset n 775' "A 3'Ns
myls II u Il REYEoLDa.
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ton to take long dated paper with great freedom.
The same features are not at light this season
consequently those dependent on banking ACCOM-
modations will do well to govern themselves ac-
cordingly, if their porte feuilles" contain large
sums Of paper maturing next season. The differ.
ence in the specie reserves to-day and at this time
last year is 1856 900 against this season. We
ought, with our large cotton production, to have
as much coin this season last, but the laws Of
trade have deemed otherwise-the result is that We
haven't got the coin, nor shall we have this season.
The changes in the bank movement for the week
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-19

The General Superintendent Of the Penn.
sylyana Railroad Company, has issued O
notice calling the attention of parties owning
live stock to the following extracts from an
opinion given by Chief Justice Gibson, in
the case Of the Railroad Company vs. Skinner
Harris. page 298:
/. An Owner Of Cattle suffered to get at
large and which are killed or injured on q
Railway, has no recourse to the COMPANY
or its servants on the contrary, he NAV
be liable for the damage done by them to the
Company or its passengers.
2. A Railway Company is a purchaser. in
consideration of public accommodation and
convenience, Of the exclusive possession Of
the ground paid for to the proprietors of it,
and of license to use the greatest attaina.
BILE rate OF speed, with which neither the
person nor property of another may interfere.
No needless damage, however, must be done
6. The question as to whether the owner Of
the animal killed knew Of its jeopardy, was
not material inquiry in the case.
Owners Of cattle, in cases Of damage from
this cause, as vii. be seen from the above
decision, are not only without recourse upon
the Company, but are themselves response
BILE for all damages incurred 10 consequence
of cattle or other stock obstructing the track
A proper regard for the safety of the travel
ing public and the Company's employees. and
also OF the property Of the Company, de-
msnds that every effort should be made to
render the line free from such fruitful cause
Of injury to persons and property.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-19
ORPHANS COURT SALE,

N pursuance OF an order Of the Orphans
Court OF Northumberland county, will be
exposed to public sale at the public house of
VIM. 81. WEAVER, in the town of Shamokin.
on Saturday, the 30th day of JUNE, 1850 The
undivided half paIt or Inoiety of certain Tract
OF Land, situate in Coal township, Northumher.
land, bounded on the north by lands of the Phil
adelphia and Sunhury, (now Shamokin Valley
& PottsyIlle) Rail Road Company, on the south
by the Martin lands, and or the east and west
by lands of jeremiah Brown, containing two
hundred acres, more or less, whereon are erected
a dwelling House and Farm, it being part of a
larger tract originally surveyed III the name of
Daniel Rees.
Also. The following described Lots Of Ground
situate in the town of Shamokin, of which he
died sole seized, viz: triangular piece Of ground
bounded south by Wall street, west Ivy lot Of
late q. iox.heimer, and on the north by street
along said p. d s. now S. V. & p. Railroad.
?. Another Lot of Ground bounded OH the
south by Wall street, OH the west by the Carbon
Run Railroad, on the north by street along the
said P & S. now S. Y. & p. Railroad, and on
the east by lot belonging to the estate of the late
II. Yoxtheimer.
8. Also, another lot of ground containing one
eighth of an acres. more or less adjoining lot of
DIR. Robert Philips, Shamokin creek, branch of
Shamokin creek, and triangular lot No. 4i4 on
the plot of town laid out by McCarty, Davis,
Warner and Jordan Late the estate of David
Thompson, Decd.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, of said
day.
CONDITION OF SALE.
One half of the clear valuation money to re.
main charged on the land during life of the wi
dow, the interest TO be paid to her annually
to be secured by Bond and Mortgage. 10 per
cent Of balance to be paid as the property
is struck down-and the remaining 90 per cent
on the first day of April 1861, also be secured
by Bond and Mortgage.
HI. WOLVERToN, Trustee.
By order of the Court.
b. MASSER, elk, o. C.
Sunbury, May 10, 1869.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-19

The MAD DOG REMEDY. 10
promise, we lay before our readers this morn.
ing the famous DR.. Stoy remedy for the bite
OF o mad dog. 1t is an exact copy Of one OF
the original recipes, sold by DI. Stoy, q son
Of the original discoverer:
DR.. SToY's ISFALLABLE CURE FOR THE BITE
OF MAD DoG.-Take one ounce of Red
Chtck- Weed, and put it 10 a clean earthen
pot pour on it q quart of beer place the
pot over a gentle coal fire, and boil it until
it is reduced to the half; strain it hot
from the pot through a clean linen cloth
into pewter dish, and then, while still hot
in the dish, add an ounce of Tberiac and stir
it well, until 1t is thoroughly mixed Give a
patient dose lukewarm 10 the morning, the
patient being duly sober, that is to say
without anything having been taken that
morning, after this be must fast at leat three
hours, aud during that time drink no cold
water, and must take care not to eat any
pork, and everything which has any couuec.
tions with pork, for fourteen days the patient
must not partake of any animal food, not
even of the fish kennel. This is the dose for
grown person. To children OF IL years
give the half and so in proportion of the age.
TO animals give double the portion that is
given to grown person, and in proportion,
WIN tuO "abSi 40 uuONo meutlOUeu 10 Uo o..
served.
n. B.-You must cut the weeds in June,
when it is in blossom, and ari6ity it in the
shade. The weeds to be fried in fresh butter,
without salt, and then put on the wound
three times, by rubbing the scab of with on
oak chip.
Chick Week is the popular name for q
species Of Stelara, aud that with white
blossoms affords remarkable instance of the
sleep of plants for at night the leaves ap.
proach 10 pairs, and inclose the tender rud.
ments OF the young shoots. The leaves are
cooling, and are deemed useful for sweled
mammalia. Therac is name given by the
ancients to various compounds, esteemed eff.
caclous against the effects of poison, but
afterwards restrained chiefly to what is called
rentce treacie, which (says the Cyc.) is com.
pound OF sixty-fonr Drugs, prepared, pulveri.
zed' and reduced by means of honey to an
electuary. Both these articles can be had
at the druggists -Harrisburg Patriot
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-19

LATER FROM MRxIco--GREAr LIBERAL
NIcToRy-MIRAMoS's SECOND CoRPs Cur TO
PIEcEs-CAPrURE OF SAN LUIS PoTosI AND
1900 PRIsoSERs.-New Orleans, May a.
The brig Stetson has arrived from Tampco
bringing dates to the 5th inst. The Plea.
yune's correspondent reports a great battle
near San Luis Potosi, between 5000 Reac.
tionists and large force of Liberals. The
larter were victorious, and the second corps
Of Miramon's army was cut to pieces. Eigb.
teen pieces of artillery and 1900 prisoners
were taken with all the baggage, ammuni.
tion and stores. General La Vega, the chiei
commander of the Reactionists, with other
officers, were captured. Generals Waguza
and Caravahal took possession of San Luis
Poiosi. A large number Of Liberal officers
have been summoned to Vera Cruz, to com.
mence combined attack against the capital.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-19

The Mustang Liniment cures Rheumatism:
The Mustang Imminent cures .Suf Joints;
Tile Mustang Liniment cures Burns an
Wounds
The Mustang Linimem cures Sores, Ulcers,
Caked Breasts and Sore Nipples Neuralgia
COrnS and IIarts, and is porM
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States, as the preserver and
restorer of valuable Horses and Cattle. 1t
cures all Spra!ns, Galds, Wounds, Stiff Joints
&c. Did you ever hear of any ordinary Sore
Swelling, Sprain or Stiffness, either on man
or beast. which the Mustang Liniment would
0ot cure? Did you ever visit any respecta
Druggist in any part of the world-ir
Irope, Asia or America-who did not SOY
$ the greatest discovery of the age ?
very where. Every family should hav,
ae sizes.
MES & PARK, Proprietors, New
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-19
Shamokin Coal Trade.

The ORIGINAL GIFT CLorA1SG STORE -
Messrs. Rockhill g. Wilson have frequently
been asked why they do not start Gift Cloth.
ing Store. They reply that they have built
up their very large business by giving every
customer the full value in fine clothing for his
money, and thus give satisfaction, without
resortng TO humbug. The motto Of the
Great Brown Stone Clothing Hall, Nos. GO3
and COS Chestnut Street, is "quick sales and
small profits"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-19

plesse announce TO The READERS OF yoht
Journal that while they are canyassifg the
merits Of the various gentleman named for
Office Of Sheriff, they should not forget that
Lower Mabanoy presents her candidate, In
the person Of I. II. RBSSLER, Esq, @
gentleman whose integrity, ability and fitness
for the Office, none who know him will for o
moment dohbt, AS our township is entitled
to some consideration by the Peoples party,
we hope that ont tlsim for their votes 10 this
campaign will be remembered.
LOWER MOUANOY.
April, 9th 1860.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-19

eB We are now in the enjoyment of the
most delightful weather that has been expe-
rienced since the advent of spring. During
the past week, as we looked out upon the
bright days, we were almost ready to sing,
with SOLOMON, "Lo the winter is past, the
rain is over and gone the flowers appear on
the earth, and the voice Of the turtle is heard
in the lard"