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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09
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from Rennet, or the fourth Stomach of the Ok,
after directions Of Baron Liebig, the great
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NJ. D.. No, II North Eighth Street, PhiladeI-
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for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, lanndice, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, and Debility, curing
after Natures own method BY Nalure's own
agent, The Gastric Juice. See advertisement
in another column
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09

GEN. ScorT.-rhe Wings of Michigan, at
their recent State Convention, adopted reso-
luiions in favor of Major General Winfield
Scott as the Wing candidate of President in
the canvass OF 1852. riGt llh
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09

If you have a poor neighbor, send him
barrel of -four or load of wood. There is
glorious satisfaction in giving of ones abund-
ance 10 the poor, that rich men have but 10
taste Of TO make constant practice of it.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09

CLEVELAND AND PITTsBURGH.--Th work
on the Cleveland and piusburg Railroad,
says the Ravenpa Whig, is fast progressing
10 completion There is no doubt that ere
the close Of the month Of November W. shall
be in railroad. communication with Cleve-
land.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09

WHAT MR. STEAPHENs SAYS OF GEoRGIA.--
Hon. Philip Clayton, Second Auditor of the
Treasury Department, has received letters
from Mr.. Stephens, the member of Congress,
and others, assuring him that the Union par.
ty will carry every county in the State of
Georgia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09

CESsURE OF MIR. SouLE OF lathe lead
ing Democrats of louisiana have published an
address, scensuring the course of Senator Soule
while in Congress during the last session Of
that body. 7ir7 ~ e
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09

PARopr, the vocalist, who made her debut
in New York on Monday evening, in "Nor-
ma" was eminently successful. Her hislri-
onism, however is her superior talent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09

THE MAYOR OF PITTsBURG.-T The Supreme
Court al pittsburg has decided against Mayor
Barker, in the case between him and The
Councils, so that we may expect cessation
of his mad freaks.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09

Z. c. HAWKINS has taken beautiful pic
lure of the steamer Gen. Winfield Scott, Paul
Houston is standing on the guard eating a
sweet potato.-Cn. Times.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09

PATIENT, persevering thought has done
more 10 enlighien and improve mankind,
than all the sudden and brilliant efforts Of
genius. b .er lual 10
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09
&C. PRINTING INK.-A few kegs for sale
for cash at this office. -.'

% APoLoGY.-The present being court
week, when number of our friends had
to be attended to, which with press OF ad-
vertsing, prevents US giving our readers
this week the usual quantity of editorial
and other matter.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09

''o 10 Hon. Reverdy Johnson of Balti-
more, has gone to New Orleans to contest
McDonough's will. The papers at New
Orleans say the will cannot be sustained.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09

Ours number of the old soldiers are now
receiving the laad lately given to them, by
application, by the government. Good.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09

The INHUMAN TREATMENT OF SOLDIERS
AT FORT CoNsTITUTIoN.-The barbarons
treatment received by certain United States
soldiers at Fort Constitution, Portsmouth,
New Hampshire, has been severely com.
mented upon by some Of the Eastern papers.
Their punishment for the crime of declining
10 row party of ladies, was a.'
"That they be kept al hard labor by day,
and in solitary confinement at night, for one
year, without receiving pay or clothing, ex-
cept of the latter such as the commanding
officer may deem Indispensable; and that
they each wear a 24-ponnd ball attached to
their limbs by an ox-chan weighing some
twelve pounds, and an iron collar upon their
necks with seven iron points of seven inches
in length, resembling spike, attached TO it,
and weighing seven or eight pounds"
We are are glad 10 Learn from the Ports
mouth Gazette, that as soon as this iuhuman
sentence was made known 10 Gen. Scott, he
Immediately ordered its modification by the
removal of the iron collars. .a uu
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09
ESTATE OF SOLOMON zERN, Decd

ESTATE OF SOLOMON ZERN, Decd
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
~ minis'ration have been granted to the sub
scriber on the estate Of Solomon Zem, late of
Shamokin township, Northumberland county,
decd. All persons indebted to sad estate, or hav-
ing claims against the same, requested to call
on the subscriber at Shamokintown, for settle
mcnt. ..
JOSEPH ZERN, Admir-.
Coal township, Nov. 9, lS50.-Gt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09

A HANDLES MINIATURE PAINTER. Miss
Sarah Biflin, somewhat celebrated min
iatnre- painter, born without, hands or aims:
died lately, in Liverpool, at the age of sixty
six She manifested, in early life, a talent
for drawing and painting, and was initiated
Dukes, TO whom she bound herself by writ
len agreement, 10 give her lime and exer-
tions, and for that purpose she remained six
teen years in his house. She received a
prize medal from the Society Of Arts and
Commerce." and was pa,ronized by the three
last kings, and by large number of the no.
bili,y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09
GREAT ARTEsuAN WELL.

A Paris letter in the National Intelligencer
says: fyi srIF .sa ,g moo.
The famous Artesian well at Kissengen, in
Bavaria, commenced eighteen years ago, and
which it was feared would have TO be aband-
oned as failure, has just given the most sat-
isfactory results This town is located IN
saline valley, nine hundred and eishly-ionr
feet about the level Of the Baltic sea. Last
June the boring had reached depth OF egh-
teen hundred and thrty-seven feet and seve-
raj layers Of salt, separated by strata of gran
lite, had been traversed, when carbonic acid
gas, followed again by granite, was found.
Finally, on the 18th ult at depth Of two
thousand and sixty seven feet, perseverance
was rewarded by complete success. A vio-
lent explosion burst away The scaffolding
built TO facilitate the operations, and column
of water four and half inches in diameter
spouted forth 10 The height Of ninetyeight
feet above the surface. The waier-clear as
crystals Of a temperature of sxty-six Fab
renheit, and is abundantly charged with salt
Ii is calculated that the annual product will
be upwards Of 6, 500, 900 lbs per aOnum, in
creasing lhe royal revenues by 800, 900 flor
ins; after deducting all expenses
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09

SUGAR REFINING.-One of our New York
contemporaries spake Of a newly-invited pro-
cess for refining, or cleaning. sugar, which is
about to be employed in one of the refining
establishments of that city. The sugar, mix
ed with molasses until j, has semi.huid
consistency, is thrown into revolving
sieve, with meshes so close as to confne The
grains Of sugar, while ii permits the molasses
10 escape and the sieve being revolver with
pIodIglous velocity-two thousand revolutions
a minute-ihe molasses is driven out by the
centrifugal force, leaving the sugar behind,
clear, white, aud, it is said, perfectly dry, re-
sembling what is called refined brown sugar
and needing but one more operation 10 con-
vert it into the loaf The sieve refnes two
hundred pounds at time, and in short space
we are told, of two minutes.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-09
WRITTEN HANDBILLs.

1t seems strange, yet it is nevertheless
true, that there are many persons who yet
continue to advertise their vendues and
public sales by written notices. Such per-
sons are about as far behind the times as
the man who would attempt TO take his
wheat 10 Philadelphia or Baltimore, with
his own team, simply because he would
have to pay small sum as toll and freight
on the canal or railroad. A printed hard
bill strikes the sight at once, and literally
speaking, We may say che who runs may
read" while nine out of every ten cannot
read, even legible hand, without some
trouble. There never was a better ilIustra-
tion of the 'pennywiSe and pound foolish"
system, than these written advertisements.
We have known number of instances
where certain. articles which were much
in demand were unnecessarily sacrificed by
this false idea of economy. One more bid
der may make difference that would pay
the printer ten times over. 2'' n5'
Auctioneers and business men under
stand all this and fail not TO profit by it.
. N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
THE PUBLIC GOOD.

VNHE NETWORK COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER OF
The I'd November, 1915 contained advertisement Of
the ChronoThermal System OF Medicine IN which the be-
ngn arc desirable effects OF is adoption Swallowed
forth In the following imaginary quotation from Edsram
Shsndy:
have read every IT, from Axrrrasbr auoth my
Toby, he closed the last leaf why shan i've all
yesrsi' go
Every mothers and daughter Of U.s. sad Uncle Toby.
what I've whole three and ten inquired the corporal
svery hour them. replied my Uncs Toby BIS most
rta,,c manner. You had better examine Il yourself"
IN said the corporal, puttug h lingerie
Our readers Witnesses every week, through the OH
cs epors OF the City Inspector OF The tendency 10 real
izsion Of the prediction quaDy ldambrated In the fore
Going extract We learn that the doctors the regulars
sIe .resiy puzzled the diminished mortality in tbs city
ard have been running the City Inspectors Office
anime his reports for themselves insisting upon there
must be some mistake But none be found The case
Is enough There nearly OsO doctors 10 this city
yehrs ago. 10 the doctrine that the lancet the eech and
cslomel latin for pretty much all diseases. The
buchery OF Or. Washington few years ago; snd above
all be eareGs exposure In these columns Of the bloody
treatment under which DR. Houston, Of the Y. Herald
spk last Summer opened ihe eyes OF he public and sub
se0entv ihcse Of the faculty, who were compelled 10
change er practice something less irrational aud bar
berous The result IL before The community n dimin-
uton Of deslhs reported weekly by The City Inspector.
N. Y. Universe
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NEw.Msxrco.-The following is the Proclama'
ton Of Col. MONROE, calling Convention to form
a State Government Cor NewMexico:


PROCLAMATION
Whereas, The People OF New Mexico by public meet
ngs held the several Counties OF this Territory, have
pressed desire to hold Convention FOR the formation OF
Constitution and urge upon Congress the aimss
sion Of this Territory TITO the Union State; Tbersfes
John Monroe, Civil and Milsry Governor OF said Ter
htory OF wMexico do hereby direct that the qualified
Electors OF said Territory shall assemble al the precincts VI
the respective Counties Monday, the oh day Of May
between the rising and the setting Of the SUM- TO vote
By ballot for Deles Convention to DO held al Santa
We on Monday, the 18th OF Msy next as follows
Counties. Doegdtss.l Counties. Ddsyatss.
Rio verbal. bernihlo ...........s...l
canA Falenclh
San Miguel ...............S'
The ieects shall designate convenient precincts In hsir
respective counties and sppoa three discreet persons
Judges OF election In the sevefsl preclncss Diner visa
said election shall be conducted IN and form pre-
scrbed in the lava OF the Territory ander the title Of Fec.
oup except that the Projects clerk Of each county shall
with assistance OF the Project examine snd up thu
given to each candidate shall give certificate OF eec
ton to the person having the age. number Of votes suc
shall transmit the Secretary OF the Territory fair abstract
OF all the votes given within four days om tho day Of TIA
election
Given under my hand, the Government House. Ia lha
City Of Santa re, this sd day ofApdl, A. ID. 1850.
JOHN MONROE
Military and Civil Governor OF New-Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Rocky Mesnraas Dra6 Beaver Hats
Bird Corner Pine and NsasSass, invites tie attention. OF
he customers and the pubic 70 bis beautiful White snd
prab Beaver Hsta The hgbness and genty OF tbs hst
unc lis extensive Las seEson his induced hin 10 get p
Ne srole IN the most hch end elegant manner be has
also ems assortment Of 0eotensas Straw and oiheF han
Of the latest description BIhD.
rvl7 evvfs cor Pine and Ness.1 SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL
n HEN

WILLIS u SAATON,
SUCCESSORS TO CLARK SAXrON-fhe under
assigned having purchased Sir Wlliis interest Ia shs
6rm Of wills 5sxlOn, will continue the Genlemen's
Furnishing and Tailoring business AZ Sl Broadway where
car he found every article Appertaniug to eenlemsn's
wardrobe Consisting in part Of sk, merlno, cotton and
Ian b. wool shirs and drawers gauze, m6Do, silk aud
couon shrs and suitable for Summer wear pocket
handk echsls Of every description constantly hand
liz e1se stocks, crayats, coars aud suspenoerh &c NC
Always on hand large assortment OF Cloths easseres
ana yeslings which VIII be made up IN the best
and Az abort notice. WARREN SAXrON
lei lmis 81 Broad wsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
Military and Civil Governor Of Nsw.Hssico.

COMMISSION ON CLAIMS AGAINST MEXICO
Washington, Tuesday, June 25.-The Board met
pursuant 10 adjournment; present allthe members.
A numerous class ofcases was taken up for consid.
Grafton but, without coming 10 decision on any Of
them, the Board adjourned until ii A NJ. 10 morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
SHIP VENTILATION.
EMERsoNs Patent Corresponding VenHlsiors msu'
Il ufsctuTed by - 80

35 Broadway.
These Verrators are the result, OF great variety OF
pemens BIZ the paientee and believed 10 be superior
10 ali others In for venlilang ships steamers &c
The following 10 the testimony Of Capt west OF m'
steamship Atlantic; -. lie ,or,
Nessrs Ckilson Allen Walker 4 Co ISL BToddeGyi
GENTLEMEN: IL affords great pleasure 10 morn y)l
hat in ihose portions OF the steamship Auanuc 20 wneh
ven have appied Emeons Patent Nenretors inc oPeia
ION h most perfect The blge water odor 10 WnOy 70
moved from he ship AID TIE Fireman req.
dered entirely comfortable. am 10 wslsashed win Ile
1itv of hsi IA been d01e and 50 fully impressed VIII
he mporarce Of the subject that shS extend tho yenu
sou 10 other portions Of the ship and hope me DAY 70 not
sr d.snt an every sGel that hOais viii be thoroughly
veptisted having al az rmes fresh acd whoesome a.
mOspbere. IOuis Huy' q " y 80.
les 3aseod+ U . ID D AHsnAr-
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OFRICRORTHRN Y. & Err. R.C0.-New.


usssrs r. III Nevins and Chas. C. King, Esqs:
GentlemepI am In receipt Of yours Of me <ss MS ~
ms tbat since the publication OF "a Advertisements " ~
4, Trustees sor The sale OF certain lots 10 Danknk %
Sh tns n has beer Questioned In some qnarefs wnenss
re Terminus Of the n Y T. r. 10 10 be a. tns psee
and desiring TO know the determination o. our Pon
tie subject Ia answer 10 yo5r eommar1SS = 4,
nv thsf he Western terminus OF The n l. r.; n n ~
kTed al Dupkirs which supposed % DC wei ana s
Stood TIE work the whole ne o. M I1.a ~ ns'
nsces under contract ard IL rapid process o eonuc
a. P,eiIrirSTv arrsngemens are now Deirg MADE 20
sreet TIE pecessary buildings, machine shops nc ~ nal
os "a nrlv vii The fnal settlement OF me q1esn1n 70
go, 80 ~ rounds Cor hat object 10 commence tner
eor.sruedon An independent road soweysr T. nov D.
Ins builI from Dunkrk to Ene. "a r. -
~ ,s sorm.r psce Bat a. before usnnoned ne wessern
tsrmlnus on he n "a Z r. r. 10 81 punkhx' On Lake
Erie Yours Iest rOoFR pyasla-rt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

DREPARATION FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY.
f-Meesrs. c. & A. C. POILLON, 81 Csthgrine-sL New
York, HAVE JUST RECEIVED
ffom the European markets.
n cases OF rch and new designed grenadine-bsrsges,
al colors.
so cases Of tissue bareges light ard coc among which
the most splendid colors can be found
IS cases OF light pink, bus and pea green bareges.
20 Of beautiful shades Of brown, drsb. crimson and
corn coloreo bareges
IS csscs OF toiienes, stripes, psids and sgured.
ROULARD SILKS,
which embrace every STYLE quality and coor q Cd "a
Cd S. in) the Market ogeheF with all the beat aud
shiousble descriptions OF mourning dress goods as well
a. every other kind OF suitable Summer dress goods
CURED In this climate
The above goods having been purchased without view
70 speculation the Arm would most respectfully invite tbs
attention Of al purchasers 10 the above new and splendid
goods.
1t has never been A. c. Pa intention to add any
SILK AND SHAWL TRADE,
the demand for such dress:
Blu, hearing The universal cry
OF What poor syes OF Summer cross there In the
ket and that no siores Keep assortment C. Poll
Ion Immediately sent 10 their 10 France and London
toforwsrd them suitable goods os tho present desnd and
now 10 al purchasers, and
particularly 10 those ladies'
who have bought sks and Grape shAws M this establish
menl hese dress goods viii be sold pces OF L. 10 sal
Is 10 3d. A - Sd pes yard for two weeks afsr which
lime he remaining stock viii be 10 auctop AZ hsy do
hot nerd 10 keep snyhing but sks and shAwls sher this
sale. Us Ais 81 CashafiDe-st. New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

EEEr Nafice.-The Special Committee appointed on the
several petitions presented to the Board OF Asstant Alder
men for Railroads in BIOadway, fifth and Sixth avs. Rld
other hereby give nOce that they viii meet at the
Office OF The Clerk Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Friday 2Slh inst al o'clock II. All personS either Ia
favor OF opposed such proposed Railroads. arc respect
fully invited appear and pIesent their views 10 relation
fheieto ALONZO A. ALVORD, sna.,.,
DUDLEY HALEY 1890.
je27 o. s. L. III. WARD
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PROFESSOR Won HEERIH5ETS
TORY

ISL Broadway opposite City Ha-roomsl and II 81 6ooT
a FREE SCHOOL FOR instruction In Piano, Guiiari
"A HarD. Violin AID Vocal Music Instruction given N
e Cd or new system Of notation or boih al zoe easore
ofih pupil Terms: In classes, per month only ~ ass
Of INSTRUMENTS private lessons 80 per Quarter o. ~ s,
49, ~ mylf isf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
DAX LiNE F pnsr BOSTON NH P PSoxi

~W~s@ ADAY LINE FOR BOSTON PROvI-
- .SSzs-.iN DENCE, NEWPORT AND STONlNG.
TON-New arrangement commencing on
Saturday. June 30 for tho accommodation OF tue pleasure
travel the business public and Others preferring passage
to the above places By daylight with an opportunity Of
joyrg the fine scenery and brRcng air OF Long Island
Sound end the many comforts afforded by The elegant and
comm ocious steamers OF this Line
Through between NewYork and Boston In ten hours in
connection whihe S,onington and Boston and Provide
Railroads, daily, Sundays excepted From Pier No. 2
Norih River, first wharf above BAery.place All ~ ;
from the Depot Boston at 80 NJ from Providence 80
A M; from Stoningion II so AN.
The steamers OF Day Line, ser landing passeagers
for Providence and Boston al SOnington, will inmediats
ly proceed TO Newport, arriving there about Al re-
turning, will leave Newport at OF NJ touch al SIoning
ton and reach New-York about 81 PM.-thus forming
day route direct between this city and that celebrated
tering-pace
The steamer NIAGARA Capt +. C. Walker viii leave
New.York Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays leave
Newport and SIoning.ou Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdsys.
TIE steamer COMMODORE, Capt w. H. Frszee, will
leave New. York Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
leave Newport and soniDgton Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays
Breskfast ard dinner on board
For further particulars apply board the steamers
at the Offices, Pier No N. X and 10 Bsltery.pace.
The regular Mail Line via StoLngton at p M. will be
contiI ued as heretofore. Ell lwfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
cor. PIN. and Nssssu s.s.

NEw-YoRE, June q, 1850.
~ TO Mcssrs. Greeley 81 leEirat;i.-kdih '.os
If Trfbrne-SIRs: see pubsned IN The tnouneo 80.
zh an account of death purporng 70 have tsren aco
Ia the basement Of house No 192 Seconded n oy SD
plexy OF one Anthony Doyser negro oorn "a htg,s,
Il vesrs Of aye furIher stated that The deceased kep
re(ctory iu said basement and thEt an nq1esi was ma
upon he body on June 2fial 81 which - wrong au1
beg le,ve 10 sne frat that deceased ola nor nye az
bs A. sos ana he did not keep reecory ia me oags
en OF sr,d heufe hut kept the FIRST moor OF mouse NO
zoe. and furhY that oeceaseds name was not Doyser DuL
Do,,er and that deceased not negro as seed ana
finally kat there was inquest held either over the
IVY ELIAS @. JONES, Pel-s-
Iwould further recommend the said Reporter, or Coro-
Count sud spelL ard finally learn to report the truth or
ressp his cce and make room for some one who pos
leises tNcse quales. lleN HI u. v. '.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

~ To Boss Bakersa The Operative Bake,a' Union
Ho1se on Cal Reading. and Library, Is open al
IN Grsnd.st day, from A sssi II. aud on Sundays
nom TO and Keeper is HWAfs ia attendance TO give
every facility TO Bosses from city ofcounhy ether Ysitng
or writing TO the House for men -
JOHN Il. RENNE, Prsst
IA ROBERTSON, Rec Sec te2Si ulOGd-W7