Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-21
All Sorts Of 1tclns.
SUSBURY, Sept. 1850.

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ally liable for the costs. This is a decision
which it is important should be generally
known.
Hon. DAVID WILMoT has been again nom-
mated for Congress in Bradford by his friends
who saw he will be reelected in spite OF all
opposition. ..
Col. Richard NJ Johnson is one OF the
newly elected members OF the ken'ucky |
legislature The old war-horse wears we'll
THE repairs of the Reading Railway are
drawn from the rencTat iund, anu VIII ho'
affect the Dividends at all. .
We learn OF new counterfeit OF the notes
.of the Bank of Middlelown, Pa, denomina-
ion SIS, letter B. The engraving is good and
ibears a close resemblance TO the genuine -
In the counterfeit, the period after demand
.and the comma after 'Danforlh,' are omitted
MIR. G. P. r. James, the celebrated nov
,elist, will visit Boston some time during this
month, and give course Of lect ures on Mod
ern Civilization.
A yonnr man named Charles Brook was ar
rested in Boston, on Friday night, for appear
ing in female costume.
man named Death is running for office
in Wisconsin, We would like TO bet that he
wins in the long run.
A gentleman ia New York sent basket
of peaches to Scotland by the steamer Allan
tic, which sailed Oh Saturday. He sealed
the stems in such manner that they were
expected Ia be preserved for 80 days.
A field of hops containing over 100 hills,
belonging TO William Wallace, of Milford,
n. H., was entered few nights since by some
person or persons, who severed every vine
from the roots, thus entirely desloying The
crop.
sJos,IuA," said a worthy lately at the
Polls, "don't you think that Mr.. X. is very
high minded man 2" auding 10 gentle
man on his ticket. "Yes," was the gruif
reply ':he was high enough the last time
that saw him"
The Census Of the city of Utica is compile
ted. The population is 1884, being an in-
crease of 1884, since lS45.
Letters from Turin, of the 9Th, announce
the arrest of the Archbishop, by command
O. the government, and his committal to the
fortress of Feuestrelles
SINCERE GRIEF.-A woman in Jersey
.,.,.I;,,r ,,,. ,h., oor,1sa IF har hnS Sho,, al
claimed, in an agony of grief, "lt's pity
he's dead, for his teeth as good as they
ever were!"
JENNY LINp's ENGAGEMENT, Barnum says
is $1,000 night cost to him so he will give
concerts only in the larger places.
THE number of cigars consutned in Aus
tria, in ls4I, was Q, roo, 900 and in lS4s, nt
less than 5s, 1000.
SEVERAL bales of carpets have arrived il
Louu.ou from China, being the production o
,hat empire.
CoorEs, the Dublin pedestrian, successful.
completed, on the 10Th insianl an eX,raordi
nary match against time which he had un
der,aken, namely, 10 walk thousand hal
miles in a thousand half hours.
A Daughter of Stuart the celebrated pain
Ter. is said to possess much of her .aihers al
,istic talent and taste. She has finished
portrait of Washington, from the full-lengi
picture, for which she received $500. II
10 90 to California.
SMITH O'BRIEN.-The Hobart Town Br
tanuia, of the 14th of March, says :-"W
regret exceedingly to learn from an auther
tic source, that Mr.. O'Bren is suffering Sc
verely, both mentally and personally, frol
h,s Punishment to Maria Island"
The CALHOUN STATUE has not yet bee
recovered from the wreck OF the Elizabeth
as yet the sea has been too rough to enab
Mr.. johnson to accomplish any thing. Il
will not abandon the object, however, unit
every effort has been made.
The AMERICAN FLAG AT CHARLsToN.-
despatch from Washington states that II
American flag had been tramPled upon
Charleston, turns out, as might have been
pected to be hoax.
CouNr DEMBiNsKY, the Hungarian patrlC
who arrived here short time since, is sa
to be dong prosperous business as toba
conist in this city.-Ledger.
One of Our young beaux says he likes
i, kinds of Anna, but .dnna Mostly.
" can't bear her. He is distant relative
the one who said Satan was female wi
the original name of Lucy Fir.
IMPROVED WATcH.-At Geneva, Switz
land, watch has been invented, which
persedes the use of key. The hands
regulated, and the watch is wound up
simply touching screw in the handle.
In looking over an old English collect
epitaphs we find the following quite pat