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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-04
LIST OF JURORS
Grand Jurors.
of Northumberland county for Novembe
~ Term, A. d. lS48.

Grand Jurors.
Sunbwy-John Specie.
Lower -4ugusta-Abraham Shipman, Esq,
Dan. Hollobach
Rush Jacob Arter, VIM. Pegg, Lederd
Haughawout, Isaac Kase
Shdmokin-P. Swenk.
Jackson Solomon Boob, Jacob Bohner.
Upper Mahonoy-Jacob Geist, ST., Charles
Snyder, Andrew Geist, jr,
Lo,cer Mahonoy-Samuel Keel.
Observation-Disclosures Barnhart, James
Shriner.
Mlton.-John M. Patten, Timothy Miller.
Turbm-John Briton, Charles Hotienstein.
Delaware-Robt Mckee, John Neicely,
Jared Irwin.
Lepis-S. MONTGOMERY "
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-04

MAKING LIGHT OF CAsroR OIL.-A Mr..
Morse, of Alton, manufactures candles from
castor oil, which emit more brilliant light
than sperm. They cost only rs cents a
pound
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-04
Oysters! Oysters!! Oysters! !! I!
IT. r. SANDERS.

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
AZ Sunbury and vicinity, that he constant
ly keeps on hand the best quality of oysters,
in the shell and otherwise, which will be
served up in the best style, on the shortest
notice. Also an assortment of confectionery.
His establishments is opposite ]. Young's
store, Market street, Sunbury.
Sunbury, Oct. %, 1848-2mo s..a-.s...' Z.
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MaRRysD.

AT Harrisburg, on the 22d ult. by the Rev.
Mr.. Shmffer, Mr.. JOHN H. BRAurrGAM, Drug.
gist Of Port Richmond, Philadelphia county;
to Miss SARAH T. CoLr, of Northumberland
Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-04

The PRICE OF A HUsBANp.-Mary Walker
recovered, last week, $3,5oO of the Buffalo
and Niagara Falls Railroad Company, for the
death of her husbadd, caused by upsetting the
cars
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-04

C We refer our readers to an excellent
piece of poetry on our first page by Mrs.
A. M. F. Amman.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-04

70 An active boy about ID or IS years
old, would be taken as an apprentice, at this
office.
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STATE ELECTIONS.

STATE ELECTIONS.
The New York Herald gives the follow
ing statement Of the late elections compa-
red with 1844
The result Of the elections already held in ls4s,
compared pith the returns of 1874.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-04
yERAcrrY.

The Miltonian affects to discredit our
statement that Mr.. Bright run ahead of the
democratic ticket in Dauphin County, be-
cause we said the Whols ticket. We Of
course did not look below Senators, to coun-
" officers, such as sdirectors Of the Poor, &c.,
to which the editor refers us. We refer
red to the vote for Governor, Congress and
Canal Commissioner. Such petty quibbling
should be beneath the dignity OF Sem
ator. Mr.. Frick should not be 90 sensitive
on the subject. His friends here think he
did remarkably well in running only 11S
votes behind the ticket.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-04

caoLERA IN EssPI-It Is calculated. that
there must havtbesn, throughout Rgyps, mp
wards of II, 900 victims to the cholera.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-04

ton of the admirers of old England in this
country, to the sentence of Smith o. Brien,
by the presiding Judge:
That sentence is, that you, William Smith
O'Brien, shall be taken hence TO the place
whence you came, and be thence drawn on a
hurdle to the place of execution, and be there
hanged by the neck until you be dead, and
that afterward your head shall be severed
from your body, and your body severed into
four quarters, to be disposed of as Her Ma
jesty may think fit. May the Lord have
mercy on your soul!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-04
DEMOCRATS. TO THE POLLS.

On Tuesday, the 7th of November, the
voters of this country are to exercise the
independent right of Freemen. There can
be no one who is not fully aware of the i'm
portance of his vote. A single vote has,
in numerous instances, elected men to the
most important stations. Let no democrat,
then, if possible, fail to exercise the inesti-
mable privilege of speaking his sentiments
through the ballot box The close vote in
the late contest should urge every man to
his post. Although our candidate for Go
vernon is defeated, it must be remembered
that we have democratic majority of A.
536 on the Congressional vote; that we
have a majority of 2,7OO for our Canal
Commissioner, and that we have majority
of about 1000 on our Legislative ticket.
This, indeed, presents an encouraging state
of affairs to the democracy, and shows that
the result in this State is not matter OF
doubt ifevery man does his duty.
10 The editor of the Miltonian thinks
it remarkably strange that we should speak
we'll of Governor Johnston, and the Hon.
Jas. Cooper. There are many persons who
think it little less than sacrilege to speak
well of political opponent, even after the
election. The editor of the Miltonian,
however, though Senator, is excusable on
account of his extreme youth. There is
therefore, ample room for improvement
In the Senate Chamber he will come in
contact with larger and older bodies. The
attrition may liberalise as well as enlighter
him. Hard rubbing sometimes effects Z
polish on the crudest material.
% The True Democrat, paper pub
lished by couple of fellows who set them
selves down at Pottsville, some month
since, presumes to read us lecture, fo
asserting that the cause of our defeat wa
the tariff question. The editors are sale
to be young men, which is probable. Ant
that they are somewhat green, is also yer,
evident from their own columns. In tn
very next column they acknowledge tina
"hundreds and thousands of persons votes
for VIM. F. Johnston, on the questions o
a tariff and free SOIL" In regard to thei
remarks in relation to our vote and the de
feat of Judge Longstreth, we have only t
say, that they are as ridiculous as they ar
false. Ignorance is sometimes, of itself, ex
cusable, but when connected with impu
dence and falsehood, it is wholely unpar
donable. The State Central Committe
should award to this valiant pair, leatAe
medal, for the fruits of their valuable Sc,
vices in Schuylkill County, and for thei
persevering and consistent stupidity.
U The Miltonian announces the an
pointment Of Charles w. Tharp, ofMiltor
as Prosecuting Attorney for this County
20 Free Sou IN THE SoUTH.-It is sal
that Van Buren, and Adams will receive
pretty large vote in North Carolina. !
Virginia ticket for this party has bee
formed, with an elector for each distric
/ which was, at 6rst very difficult to obtaiI
Il
O DEATH or BRIG. GEN. .KEARsEy.-Gel
Stephen w. Kearney, the conqneror of Ne
Mexico and California, died, on Wedhssds
last in 81. Louis. He wasa native Of Newasl
IN j. and died In the 5Sth veav of, III. an.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-04
Traverse Jurors.

Sunbury-Daniel Malick, Jno. v. Martin,
Michael Mullen, Philip Clark,
Upper Augusta-Wm. Meter.
Lower Augusta-Geo Raker, John Long,
Henry Conrad, (son of Henry,) Adam Rem,
Nathaniel Lytel, Michael Shive.
Rush-Geo. Creek, Joseph Campbell.
Shamokin-Anthony Dengler, John Furman,
John Moore, John Boughner.
Coal-Sylvanus Bird.
Jackson-John Carl, John Adam
Upper Mahonoy-Valenline Paul, Reuben
Wagner.
Lo,cer Mdhonoy-Andrew Gonsert, jacob
Bingerman, William Michael, Daniel Camp
bell. lt
Northumberland Conrad Wenck, Alexan-
der Colt, William Leighow, Joseph Johnson.
Milton---James White, Paul Masteller, J.
L. Nickel, Jacob Campbell.
Point-Richard Jones.
Chilisqtaque John E Kramer, Joseph
Straub, Thomas Singley, Joseph Nickel, VIM.
Cummings, John B, Frederick.
| Le,cis--Wiliam Barr, Aaron Gaskins, Pc
ter Straus, William Wilson, Jacob Mengis.
| Deldrare-John p Bard.
Turbm-Robelt Griffin.
Petit Jurors.
Sunbury-Geo. B. Yeungman.
Upper Augusa-Joseph Morgan, Phillip
Rem, Abraham Brosious
Lorer augusta VIM. Reitz, Daniel Bloom,
Henry keiser.
Rush-Robert Scott.
Shamokin-Joseph Chamberlain.
COal-Jacob Bear, Samuel Cnlp. tU
Jackson-John X. Clark, Daniel Kemble
Phillip He,rich Jacob Emerl.
Upper Mdhonoy-John Delp.
Lopcr Mahonoy-George limerick, John
Spatts, ST.
Lorer Mahonoy--Wm. Raker.
Northumberland Henry Haas, Henry Rem
ninger, VIM. Elliott
Point-John Nesbit, Charles Morgan, Thos
Watts.
Chilisquaque-James Reed.
Turbut- Daniel Straub, Samuel Follmer
Henry Funk, Griggs Marsh.
Mlton-Nloses Chamberlain.
Lcwis-Michael Sechler, Stephen Glaze
John C Shannon, Lewis Schuyler, Samue
Staplenecker.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-04

Democratic gain since 1914, s,i4s
II will be seen by this table that there is
a democratic gain in majorities of over
5000, which the Herald, neutral paper,
but favorable to the election OF General Tay-
lor, comedies makes the election doubtful.
s'vcTs The steamer Forth, at New Or.
leans from Mexico, brought seven hundred
and fifty thousand dollars in specie, about
forty thousand for New Orleans-the rest for
England.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-04

20 FREE Sou IN THE SoUrH.-It is said
that Van Buren, and Adams will receive q
pretty large vote in North Carolina. In
Virginia ticket for this party has been
formed, with an elector for each district,
which was, at 6rst very difficult to obtain.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-04

In an article on the political affairs Of the
United States the London Times takes occa-
sion to remark
"The United States are the fuel Of political
strife and only wait the spark that is 70 kim
die them. What security can there Be il
such peoples How long will il be before
: personal contest of extraordinary vehemence
or political adventurer, more than usually
unprincipled and crafty, will plunge the
whole Union into civil war; In the absence
Of sound political views and honest political
differences, there is sure to be an evil ten
dency 10 personal factions and quarrels. Such
are just the times for Marius or Sylla, q
Pompey or Caesar. For our sake, and fol
the sake, of the world, we would deprecate
the advent of such men anywhere, and espe.
cially in the great Anglo American Republic!' p
This anxious solicitude for ssthe great An
glo-American Republic" at q moment wher
the condition Of Europe gives warrant for th'
worst apprehensions as to the imminent dan
ger of war, confusion and chaos, may call 70
| SURPRISE VI lOT SIateiul ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS az
cording to the disposition of the reader
In the course Of some ten days the Ameri
can people, throughout the length and breadt
of the Union, will choose President TO hol
the chief executive power Of the Republic 70
the next term of four years. If simila
event were so near at hand in any Europea
nation it would be contemplated with fear an
trembling. The fact that the French peopl
are to choose President, as soon as the Cor
stitution is formed, is regarded as indicativ
of crisis. But with us the election of
President, although it enlists the most livel
hopes, and wishes, and fears, among the sur
porters Of the respective candidates, is so ia
removed from any apprehensions of revolt
tionary disturbances that the suggestion {
such, if seriously made, would be utterly RI
diculous. There is no body in this countr
that would wish to see our system of govern
ment overturned Baltimore american.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-04

! 0 DEATH or BRr0. GEN. KEAaNEY.-Gen.
Stephen w. Kearney, the conqneror of New
Mexico and California, died on. Wednesday
last in st. Louis. He wasa native of fNewask,
N. j., and died In the 55th year Of his age.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-04

Ur The Miltonian announces the ap-
pointment Of Charles w. Tharp, ofMilton,
as Prosecuting Attorney for this County.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-04

NORTH CAROLINA Hon. A. Mast, in let
ter TO the Raleigh Star, states that he has
been incorrectly classified among the Demo-
cratic members of the Legislature. This
makes the Legislature now stand, Commons,
60 to 60 /; Senate, 25 Wings to "a Democrats
-one vacancy. Should this vacancy be
supplied by the election OF Mr.. Waddcll, the
Wings will have majority of two on joint
ballot, which will secure them United
States Senator--otherwise the Legislature
will be a tie.
The GROWTH OF OHIo.--In the October
number of the Mienial Harbinger, conducted
by Alexander Cambel, President of Bethany
College we find the following account of
Ohio, from the pen of the editor:
The State of Ohio still grows in all the ele-
ments of worldly greatness. Some dozen
years have passed over the towns of Zanes-
vile and Columbus, and The country from the
Ohio river to those aourishing centres of
trade and commerce, since last we travelled
over this section of the State. How great the
change for so short a time But, indeed, the
State of OHIO, whose territory was first sett-
led by white family the year of my birth,
is one of the greatest States now in the world,
of that age, and probably that ever was in
the world. Possessed of rich and greatly d.
versi6ed soil and gentle climate, almost ara
Bile settled by active, enterprisins, worldly
population, its wealth and advancement are
passed into proverb. 1t will soon have two
millions of as intelligent, enterprsing, and
efficient citizens, possessing in the aggregate
some eight hundred or thousand millions OF
taxable property, as can be found in any State
of the same territorial limits in the New
World or in the Old
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-04
Dissolution of Cop Partnership

Sunbury, Oct. %, lS4S.
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Petit Jurors.

Sunbury-Geo. B. Yeungman.
Upper Augusta-Joseph Morgan, Phillip
Rem, Abraham Brosious,
Lo,rer augusta Reitz, Daniel Bloom
Henry Keser.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-03
HGHTI-LTGHTu

SOMETHING NEW and just the thing for every family
- requiring Light and cheap too, that every rich
and poor can buy it. Ii is neat CAN DLESIlCk, max
ing and wickng It's Candles out OF TaOw, Lard
any Grease that will burn BY simply turning the 5q,om OF
the CandlestIck, a beautiful hard, smooth GAMBLE Is
forced out of the top and at desired length you wish
iOm one inch TO two feet in height.
j. 1t neat and simple common candlestlck; COnSe
quenty may be managed by child.
2. By OF this convert all your refuse grease
into candles and thus obtain light from to- cents twee
g. The wick dry and smooth, thus vibration flicker
The wick may be changed without al all disturbing the
CANDLE if too large, put in a small one; or too small
large one.
5You coil in the bottom of the candle maker or candle
stick wick sufficient to last five weeks where 1t
mains out OF sight and out of the way.
D.. You may keep your candle at the height all the
time for ten years-nO stumps or pieces left.
Requires repenhing with grease or talow once week
No png of grease if it falls turns over, but as neat
ly and clearly any lady could desire.
69. .Itcann0t get out OF order.
TO- In proof OF their superiority utility and neatnes, the
immense number sold sufficient The price uniform and
the same all the United States and the article requires
only be the most nCTeduOus OF the fore
going facts No family will be without them who Scrape
together the small price asked.
With small capital active bushes make =
quick and profitable operation by purchasing the monopoly
and selling this article in territory where has not yet been
sold Persons who desire to embark in neat pleasant and
highly lucrative business, invited to call at Office
No. IS PERDIDO Street North SIDE between ST. Charles
and Carondelet streets, New Orleans
The monopoly of the OF New Orleans and States Of
Louisiana Georgia North Carolina and Arkansas for the
sale of this article. offered and proposals will be received
for the manufacturing in the city OF New Orleans for the
HIKE If H. IT. MYERS & co.
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STORAGE! sToRAGE! sToRAGE!!

WE the undersigned having been long engaged NNXM
~ in the Storage Business beg to inform our s}s2
rends and the public, that have for the coming -
season. SIX WAREHOUSES. not surpassed by any IN
this city All Of them proof located IN the Second Mu-
niCipay within very shO distance OF the steamship and
latboats' landing, they situated as follows:
acknowledgements street, corner of Notre Dame and
Commerce streets.
WESTERN-Coner of Julia and Foucher streets.
PELECAN-On Commerce, St, corner OF Glr0d and hOte
Dame streets
CRESCENT-On New LeVee street. between Gaennie
and SuZete streets.
PHENTX-On Tchoupitoulas street, between St Joseph
and Julia streets.
BRANCH-On NOre Dame street, between Tchoupitoulas
and Magazine Streets.
We are now prepared receive all descriptions of Mer
chandise and Western produce low rates establish
ments are so arranged that each description of goods kept
in store entirely separate and distinct from that containing
any other and having also a large number of experienced
labOers constantly employ, enabled to offer
facilities for the receipt and delivery of goods unequaed by
any similar establishment in this city.
EMERSON, TOURNE & CO,
mh5 3nn IA9 TchnunitOulas street.
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MEDICAL, CARD.
SOUTHERN MEDIC OFFICES


No. 10 C.9kO.Ti}EIsH<3 IL, u.
ITO TIE PUBLIG-Nins Yeas permfneHtiy located "a
L this city, combined with the nsareq sue our PEE ~
liar system of Treatment for Syphlilc heIe1lal and 81
Chronic e9mpan{s has MET with d9LIns lha' ils ma iH''
aud sOundly established our reputation.
The Southern Mdica Office, MOI Oaf0teetets street,
established in 1870 Tor the cure all Chrome aecons
with few exceptions known 10 all the0nY object OF u =
card inform those who know not ITS oea0n that ais
cted with any OF those private diseases which ave untOrH
natey prevalent, they can consult Us win eeShty an
To thoSe especay who from animmoderae use of Ne.
cury malpracc Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes
the bones nocturnal Rheumatism, itching the chest
bO'ches on the SKIN ulcers the throat, general debg1
have ruined their constitution recommend TO call upon
ms for confident thar the pTompta aud permanent
lief they will derive from the active effects OF treatment
will atOnce convince them OF ourcapa5lty OF iahng Whit
we profess.
We do boast Of making rapid and hasty cures but our
satisfaction IS to perform thorough and radical ones
shQt space oftime possibly be done with adyan
tage and safety TO the patient
We Will not here, through newspaper medium. enter
any elaborate remarks regLdng veneIea ateolqns. II is
disease that unfortunately pTevade ai ranks of society r
and poor, matrimonial and single all 1., observe e
class ls peSglag with OF those tat desee (es
treatise by CALLING 1T Oiage Wi give him. tIes a
al charges. what explanation o. asYcs he desire
tOiten happens that an Hmsd OF sbate 81 dT7a
o. discovery dete patent from applying to hose who rom
eduedlon ana responsibility can beIend aim uelafiug =
treatment l al The constitutional symptoms al tbs hor
disease make their Appearance.
TOsuch the doctor pledges himself preserve the mos
lnNoabe secrecy and iOm his extensive prcice AMI eA-
renee ne can confidently recommend sae and speedy esi
Office No Is CGroadlet street between Canal and toGa
mon, sign OF the Marble Hsculapian Sdiue. PIyae eu
trance first door to the night OF No 49, Carondes sheet
Frlvate egress boih'nCommon and Caroauelats Hy or
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Observation-Disclosures.

l. NJ. ELLIS & CO, 1o4 POYDR.4S STREET
a WE have on hand and mean to be always q
FY supplied with full assortment of every desCnp Il
Ia ton of BUILDERS HARDWARE, such k<lH
tSE3 as Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes Hooks "
and Hinges and Plates Butt Hinges and Screws, Knob
Locks and Iatches Bolts, fat round and square, OF all
sizes: Window Pueys and Sash Fasteners. Also, CaTpen
tens and COopers' Tools such Squares, Planes, Saws
Bevils Chsels Augurs and Bits, Rules Gqagos; Hammers
and Hand Axes Hatche Spirit and Plumb Levels, etc. etc
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITURETHol
and Enameied Ware Table and Pocket Cutlery
t We shall receive. as formerly, most OF the leading
articles in this branch to sell the Manufacturers account
and shall be able to supply all purchasers at their lowest
prices mno-on
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House d Refuge. second Municipality.

Observation-Disclosures Baldwin, Pres't; A ID. Cross
man James p Freret Dr. K. H. Graham, James Golding
john GoOdin, VIM. NJ Goodrich, John Hail. }. A Maybm
d Mathews, e. Macpherson, DR. Picton, James Saul.
STANDINs CoMMITTEEs- EIecatige Committee = Mers
/ 4 Mavbin James Sanl f. Macpherson. iRdeRtariHg
ttee-Aiess J. w. NJ. Pcton, ]. P. Freret, John
Goodin C0Hllgttee Buildings d1ld Gr0uTds-Nless
/, Mathews VIM. NJ. Goodrich, A. ID. CrOssman Ia
dies Couaittec-Mrs. McNair, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Girls
void Mrs Richardson and Mrs Gardiner -. SUPERINTEN
DENT Ill j. Williams. SECRETARY CIV. Jonte.
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Owing TO the great and immense sale Of Dr. Town
sends Sarsapara number of men who were formerly our
AGENTS have commenced making Sasaparla Extracts
Elixfrs Bifter Extracts of Yellow Dock etc They gene.
rally pu il up in the shaped bottles and some of them
have stolen aud copied our advertisements they are only
worthless mutations and should be avoided
Principal Office, l26 FEito1t street. Sun Building New
York Reding \ Co, State STREET Boston Dyo sons
I33 NORTH Second street, Phadelphia Hapce Drug
gs Baltimore; z NJ Cohen Charleston; 105 south Pearl 81
Albany r IL Mctfaw. Naehez-and by all the principal
Druggists and Merchants generally throughput the United
States West Indies and the Canaias
apa Gm Sole Agent. New udeau,
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