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was among the direct violations Of the Amer
ican Consnl's pledge, founded on Kossuihs
promises. He also published proclamation
"to the Democracy Of MarseiIes."
1t appears from this letter that the reports
of Kossu,h having quarreled and lef, the Mis-
sissppi are true The following additional
confirmation we find in the New York Her.
aid -
Dispatches have been received at the Ma
Wy Department, from Commodore Morgan,
with private letters from highly respectable
Americans abroad which are calculated
somewhat TO damp the enthusiasm in behalf
Of Kossuth.
AT the last advices. the Mississippi was al
Gibraltar, where she will remain till Kos
smiths pleasure is known as regards his COM
ing 10 this country, which is exceedingly
ioubiful. Previous to his embarka:ion at
Consianiinople, a correspondence passed be-
tween him and Commodore Morgan, in
which the latter distinctly informed Kossnh
that his orders did moi authorize him to let
the vessel 90 to Southampton, where kossnh
desired to land, but that the orders were
simply TO afford him passage TO this coun-
try. AT Marseilles, the ship was constantly
surrounded bv boats filed with an excited
popuace. and the authorities had TO use all
their exerions TO prevent riot.
Captain Long enlreatcd Kossuth not TO
compromise the United States flag by issung
manifcstos and exciting the people. Rnt lii.
tie attention, however, was paid TO the re-
quest. Kcssuih makes no secret Of his in
tent ion being 10 raise funds in England and
France. for the purpose Of attacking Austria
and rpvolnlionzinn Europe, and it was this
avowed intention which induced the French
authorities TO refuse him permission 10 enter
MarSpirs. He assumes the air Of a con-
Oucror-not of an eviln.
The Mississippi viii wait al Gibraltar till
kossnih il heard from in England, when, if
he desires TO come here, She will convey
him and if not, she will remain at her STA
tion. He will only visit this country, how
ever, to raise the means for prosecuting his
revolutionary project, and not to make it his
residence.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-08

PENNSYLVANIA ELEcrGoN. % Gcial Tots.-
The following is the official result of the
latc election in Pennsylvania
Fer Governor. - Bigler, Dem, 1876, 400 ;
Johnston, Whig, 178,O34 Cieaver Native,
1,7l3. Bi2lers majority over Johnston, s.
4G5. Number OF votes polIed, 366, 2+6.-
The number polled for Governor in 1S4s
was 336, 744, and for President, same year.
3GS 1852. ln 1913, Johnston received,
lGS 522, and Loagslrelh l6s,22 votes
and Taylor, 1858, and Csss, 1926
votes
For Canal CommiSSiOner.-C Clover, Dem,
lsl,Ocl Sroi,n,, WhiG, 115 .AA+ McDon-
aid, Native, 1878. Ciover's majority over
Strohm, S,577.
For J"decs Of the Supreme Conrt.-Black,
1875 1913 Campbell, 176,o39 Lewis, 1873,
sS7 Gibson, lS4.I0s Lowry, ls5,4sl ;
Coulrer, lis, 1903 Comfy, 1885 Cham
bers, 74;3Sl; Meredith, l7s:39l Jessnp,
l72,e32
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GI)e nlorkets.
Philadelphia Market.

Nov. 6, 1851.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The market for Floul
is dull again. Standard brands, old STOCK
are held at sI,l2l per barrel, for export
Sales for city use at s3,S7a$4. Extra flour i.
held at "a so.
RYE FLoun.--No stock on hand to operate
in.
Conn MEAL.-Penna. is in demand Al
1925.
WHEAT-.Sales of Penna red al Sic
p ime white al SSSaa9.
RyE-ls in demand, sales at 10 els.
CoRN.--The supply aboni equals the de-
mand yellow commands 60 els.
OArs.--Are very dull sale Pcnn. ri
"a cts
WHrsKey Il. firm at % cts. in both Ehds
and bbls.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-08
Baltimore Market.

NOV .; lool'
GRAlN.-We note sales OF Maryl land aud
Virginia Wheats to-day at 70 76 cts. tor
good TO prime reds, and 76aS0 CTS. for good
white. aud S2a90 cts. for family flour " hie.
Sales of Corn at 81 n 55 cents for both
white and yellow. A lot of very prime new
white, in superior condition, the first OF the
season, was sold on Saturday at 10 cts.
We quote Oats al 80 35 cts.
WHiSkEY. Sales of Penna. bbs at %
cts, and of hhds. % cts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-08
PRIME OYSTERS.

rENIIE undersigned is in the daily receipt of
H. fresh and excellent Oysters from tho cele-
bratcd establishment of Mr.. Field No. 33l
West Lombard street, Baltimore.
All orders will be promptly attended to and
forwarded without delay. Apply to tho sub
scriber at Lees Hotel Northumberland, Pa.
PHILIP SHAY.
N B.-Oystsrs of common quality at s 90
per can.
October IL, lS5l.-3mo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-08
JAMES J. NAILLE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
SUNBURY, PA.

WILL attend faithfully and promptly to ,lr
w professional business, in Northumberland
and Union counties. lie is familiar with the
German language.
OFFICE Opposite the Lawrence House."
few doors from the Court House.
Sunbury, Aug. l6, lS5l.-ly.
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Onro AND PENSsyLvANIA RAIL ROAD
EXTENSION OF THE TRAINS To ENoN VAL
LEY vt has been decided 10 commence to
run regular trains 10 Enon Valley, fourteen
miles beyond Brighton, on Monday, the
l7lh November.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-08
American Repertcry Of Inventions.
TO Mechanics, Inventors
aad Manufacturers
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Producing representations of prominent events
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year splendid volume of over four hundred pa
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Of practical information concerning the progress
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is in fact the leading scientific journal of the
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The Inventor will find in it a weekly list Of
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Cool Gra0r.

Sunbury, Nov. l, 1851.
Amount Of coal brought to Sunbury, over
the PhiIadephia and Sunbury Railroad, from
the Shamokin Mines: Tons.
For the last week, 753
Per last report, 1896
Total so,eso
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-08

A BILL abolishing imprisonment for debt
passed the Rhode Island Senate on Thurs
day.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-08
List Of Jurors,
hF Northumberland County for November
v Term, A, ID. 1851.
Grand Jurors.

MILToN Dolts, Daniel Douaherty
CHuIsQuAeuE john B. Heller, John B.
McGee. VIM Kramer
DELAwARE.-James Bryson, Isaac IIilIiard,
John Brpssler.
LEwIs.-John 7. Shade, John Dimm,
Washington p. Barr, VIM. Savidge.
Lower AUGusTA.-Samuel Kaufman, An
nanias Wynn.
Rusn.-Luiher Basset, Joseph Kelly, Gil
bert Deais, David MulchIer, John Hursh.
SHAMoKIS.-JoSeph Caseman Sam Eper.
UPPER M.noNoY.-Benjamn Markell.
LOWER do Abraham Bingaman.
JACKSON --Nichael Trpuu.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-08
The Housswifs's Help and Husbands Joy!
THE GERMAN WASHING FLUID

nOES away entirely with that laborious task
~ of rubbing the Clothes upon the wash board.
1t contains no ingredients whatever, injurious -
the finest faJ,ie or the fe,h. The proprietors
wish every one to give it trial. and if it does
not prove to be recommended, the money, in
every such will be refunded. Full direc-
tons accompany each bottle. Retail price l2}
Gents per Bottle, sufficient to do too ordinary
~aShings, and saving the Clothes more by not
rubbing them, than the cost of six bottles-bs-
sides removing stains Of fruit, &c, if there bs
any, and the time and labor saved.
Prepared only by
|. p. HOYT & Co,
p. A. Fox, McEwensvile, sole agent for the
Counties of Union and Northumberland.
Philadelphia, Aug. 30.--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-08
M a IL u 4 T. ID.

Ga Thursday last, by the Rev. p, Willard,
DAVID F SrRoH, 10 Miss CHRISTIAN Nj.
VoRIs, both OF DanviIlG.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-08

~PSN ~ ~se@o NuSAASost
At No. 5, Minor Street, Philadelphia.
WHERE they intend keeping large assors-
W ment of papers, &c, consisting in part as
Writing papers; worc and laid, American and
English.
Bath Posts and Note papers; woVe and laid,
gilt and plain.
Folio Posts, Flat Caps. Printing Papers, all
sizes.
Cuorcd and white tissue papers, American
and English. Holiingsworth's Patent Manila
papers.
Coored and white Shoe papers, common and
extra sizes. Buff Envelope papers.
Colored Printing and Cover papers.
Manila papers, all sizes, Glazed Royal, all co.
lors
Druggist, Blue Medium and Filtering papers
Tea, Secret and Colorsd papers for conlecton-
efS.
Rag, Manila and Straw wrapping papers
Bonnet, Binders, Box, Cap and Trunk boards.
White and Buff Envelopes Legal. Letter,
Note and Gard sizes.
Agents for Bliss, Potter 4 Co,
Printers Cards
in packs and sheets, white and colored--odd si.
ees, cut to order. Also, their Gilt, Figured and
Plain glazed papers
JOSEPH RIMBY, late Of IS ~ Third st.
n. S, LAWRENCE, late Of No. 3 Minor ST
N.B.-5O0 Tons of Rags wanted in exchange
| for cash.
| Philadelphia, July &c, ls5l.-6mo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-08
Traverse Jurors.

NORTHUMBERLAND Henry Haas, William
WILSON
MILroN.-Tho,. S. Mackey, Jane, Mont.
gomery, Henry llnen.
TuRBUT.-Robrr, Hayes, Asa Everett, John
Dunkel, Nathaniel Britlen.
LEwIs-John a. Caldwell, Michael Huoy.
DELAwARE.-DanielW Werlman, John Viii
son, Daniel Nicholas, Henry Cup
CHILISQU AoUE,-James Jordau Isaac Brit
ten, Peter Nanady, James Turk.
PoINT.-- Charles Parks, James Nesbit,
George Lesher.
UrrER AuGusrA.-Dennis Wolvenon, Geo.
Oherdnr(.
LOWER 90 John Vain, Jacob
Krebs, Peter NOcum, John Long.
RUsH Jonas Wolf, James Eckman.
SHAMoKIN.-John HUFF, VIM. Krick baum.
CoAL.-Jonas Giger.
UPPER MISUNDERSTANDING HoIshoe,
Henry Haas, John Hetrch,
Lower do Jacob Spats, Jacob
Badman, Philip Messner, John Bunel, Jr.
JAcRsoN,--DavId Swarlz, John Wensel,
Daniel Zartman, Samuel Maich, Jacob
SeIer, Levi Drumheller, Daniel Holshoe,
John Fagely.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-08
Valuable
FARM FOR. SAT,E.
FENII E subscriber will sell at public sale, at tie
M House of Theodore Wells, in the borough
of Muncy, Lycoming county,
On WEDNESDAY, The l2rh day of NO
VEMBER, 1851,
4 Valuable Farm,

ENpEh, 1901
4 Valuable Farm.
situate in Muncy township, Lycomng county,
containing
200 ACRES,
more or lcss-adoinng lands of Benjamin Wa
ner Jacob Haines, James Robb, Samuel Wallis
and others. To he sold as the estate of Edward
Goblin, deed.
1t is within three miles Of the Borou gh Of
Muncy, and a half mile from limestone bank
now worked, aud that vein of limeston extends
into this truct About 5000 bushels of lime
have been spread on the farm within three years
past. There are never failing springs in nearly
all the fields, and Wolf Run passes through the
middle of the tract. The spring at the house is
remarkably large and fine. The situation is
healthy and every way desirable. The improve
mcnts are large sized two story
IRA DWELLING HOUSE,
h.HA ore and half story frame Dwell
LING HOUSE, lately finished, large BANK
BARN, very well finished, and provided with
extensive stabling for horses, cattle and sheep,
Wagon House and corn crib, with grainares
above Smoke House, a two story Spring
II ouse, pastered, and other out buildings
There is a large
sTe APPLE ORCHARD .s1ss
GaS& of fine fruit and large number f,3Sa&
---AA--' of Peach, Pair, Plum, and other -.zS--
fruit trees, of fine quality on the premises.
About $50 Acres are cleared and under fence,
and The fences are mostly in good repair Ths
balance of the land is well timbercd
The place has been carefully farmcd, and is
now in fine state of cultivation.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock, of said day,
when the conditions will be made known by
CHARLES GOBLIN,
Executor of EDwARD GoBIS, decd.
Muncy, Aug. 80, ls5l.--ts.
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SUNBCRY PRICE CURRENT
New Advertisements.
WI. T.. sEasNDEH.,
ATTORNEY At Law.

.rs- = J. ~ - III 30 = * = = l. "
[ODice in Market street Sunbury, opposite
Uearer's Hotel
"a CSlNESS will I've promptly attended 10 in
81 p the Counties of Northumberland, Union,
Columbia and Montour.
REFER To:
\. JonnAS, ESQ, d. Blair, Mt Vernon
{. J. BRUNER, House, Cd street.
SNHJHry. $. BoNNIFrnN, AZ Mar
c. NJ. Hall, PottSriHe. kct ST., Phifadeiphia.
Sunbury, Oct. II, lS5l.-lv.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-08

SsMITH'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
- GER, fresh supply Just received, and for
sale by ,. n. b. MAssER
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-08
Petit Jurors.

SuNBuRY David Iiaupt, Daniel Haas,
Elias Brosions.
NORTHUMBERLAND John Whealley.
MHToN,-John Fidler, Christian Slime,
Allen Schroyer
TuRBur = John Eoffa, John Kissinger
Abraham Dnuat.
LEWIS w lliam s. Montgomery.
DELAwARE.-Ileury Reader. John Vert
man, Robert Mckee, Elijah Crawford, David
Wilson.
CHnIsouAQuE,-Paul Lahr, Thos. Raser
PoIST,- Philip Gibbins.
UPPER AUGUSTA. -George Forester, Hem
ry Burns.
SHAMoKIS John Moore, Daniel ]. Roth,
Michael NJ Sober, William Sholl
CoAL.-Joseph Zern, Benz McClough.
UPrER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Folk, Daniel
Hine, Jacob Geist, Jacob Kaufman, David
Walt
Lower do Hugh Seasholz, Geo.
Horis, John Beiger.
JAcKsoN.-Daniel Hilbish.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-08

RNoLD'S WRITING FLUID and Adhs
IN sive and legal envelopes, for sale by
s.nhn1', April -, ISL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-08

GOLD PENS with and without silver cases
VI Just received, and for sale bv
II B..NAssKR
sunbupy, Apriis 1881
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-08
SUNBURY AMERTCAN AND SHAMOKTN JOURNAL
LIST OF CAUSES

HNOR trial in the Court Of Common Pleas
NJ of Northumberland County, at November
Term, A. d., 1851.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19

HARVARD UNvERs1TY.-The following degrees
were conferred on Wednesday at the commence
ment exercises of Harvard University, at Cam
bridge, (Mass.)
The honorary degree Of Doctor Of Divinity on the Rev.
ALoxzo HILL, of Worcester Rev. JoHs ADAMs ALBRo
Cambridge Rev. Rows PHINEAs SrEBBISs of Meadvile
Penn. Rev. STEPHEN HIeeINsoN TYss, of New York.
The honorary degree Of Doctor Of Laws on GEoRsE
SEwALL BoUrwELL, Governor Of Massachusetts, JoHN j.
CRIrrEHDEx, Attorney General of the United States
JAM1x FAHEuIL DuHKIx, Chancellor Of South Carolina
SrLvAHus THAYER Colonel Engineers in the United States
Army ALrxANDER Dallas BAcHE Superintendent Of the
United States Coast Survey JosErn HEsR1 Secretary Of
the Smithsonian Institution; JoHS AAoRr LOWELL, Of
Boston.
The degree Of Master Of Arts the Rev. NArHASISL
HALL, of Dorchester; ORMsBY McKNsHT MIrcHELL, Di-
rector Of the Astronomical Observatory, Cincinnati SIMON
BoRDES, of Fall River WILLIAM RAYMOND LEE, of Rox-
bury JONATHAN KrMBALL, of Lowell JAMES RHoADEs, Of
Philadelphia JOHN DANIEL RuNKLE, Of Cambridge.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19

FIvE PsRsoss KILLED 1T 4 MIscHIEvoUs CHILD
Upon the Brighton (England Railway, the 9Th ultimo,
railway train precipta.ed bridge into valley,
in consequence Of sleeper having been placed the track
BY boy eleven years Of age His motive 10 supposed to
have been the crush the stick By the accident
FIVE persons instantly killed. three Of whom q widow
woman, ssed 70, her daughter and abore) passen
gers and two attached the train The jury of inquest
deemed the boy young be dealt with for his mschiey
act His mother testified that he seemed anxious to
the train by but after the train had been thrown the
bridge, appeared frightened, and asked her what they
should do.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19

OCEAN WoRK.-The channel at the mouth Of Sandy
Hook New York bay, is narrowing very rapidly. 10 l76l
the distance from the Lighthouse 10 the waters edge the
north 1877 yards and in ls4s the distance l73
yards-the land having gained 9s6 yards in 81 years.
yards per year. Where the channel 20 feet deep in 1886
there is now dry ground.
Cape May at the mouth Of the Delaware losing about
fast Sandy Hook gains very large track having been
gradually washed away during few years past The But
fymM Channel between Governors Island and Long Island
is deepening There traditions that at the revolutionary
war wagons could ride low water from island 10 the
other. Now large ships pass through.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19

FATAL AccIDESr.-Mr. AIrRID WRrTr, Of West Bator
Rouge. met sudden and shocking death July 4h. HI
was employed in washing the lags Of hs horse svorts
racer and had securely fastened the end Of the halter TO h
left wrist suddenly the animal became frightened. sprang off,
and ran at furious around the lot dragging the unfo
iunae man after him. throwing him against the fence,
&c. He discovered by persons on the road
released but too late his head dreadfOy crushed, biz
breast stove in and be beathed his last in few minutes Of
terward.. The deceased young man. and universally
eseemed-N -NeD Orleans Bulletin
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19
Patriotic Bank Of waahington, July ls, 1851.

Patriotic Bank OF washington, July l6, 1851.
TIOR SALE, VALUABLE MINERAL LAND.
i in Allegheny county, Maryland.-The Trustees Q
the Patriotic Bank Of Warrington wish sell private sal
tracts of land situated IN the mineral region in ALE
ghany county, Maryland in the vicinity Of Wesernport tn
mouth Of Savage river the North Branch of the Potomac
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
These lands especially valuable for the nexhaustib
treasure Of btumnous COAL which, by water and the railroad
can be conveniently to market These lands contain as
rich treasures of ore of il Is covered with heav
TIMBER and of $50 10 farm in high
cultivation, with improvements.
The called Brant's Factory Is Immediately h'
North Branch Of the Potomac river well calculated for
Site and possessing privileges of waterpswer supasset
in the country The tracts comprise i,o6i acres,
less.
One or two Of the Trustees of the Bank intend to be
Fostburg Saturday The Goth nstant meet any perso
who may wish purchase either for mining ope
ratons speculation for either which purposes offer
great field for enterprise, Hc.
They have also for sale seveny-sx and onehaf shares
u iuIy T is-st q. C. aRAHMER, President.
eor New York Courier, Philadelphia North American
Baltimore American, and Cumberland Civilian please copy
ard send bills 1t once to the advertiser. t 3t
(yCMOOL nOOkA and StAtonsry for sale By Il FARM
y HAM. corner Of Eleventh street and Penn. avenue.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19

The saying that "you cannot make silk purse Of sow
ear" is almost lsiHsd BY usser named Bosco, in Lon
dom who will stand in isolated position before his au-
dence holding Guinea pig in his hand which he crushes
by degrees the pig and his squea growing beautifully less
until nothing remains but silk purse filled with gainess
Where the pig goes to, and how the guiness appear in n
place. while the conjurer stands in tight dress. and with no
visible connexon with any thing but the foor s the wonder
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19
CLxyxIAxp. fOHro.l ]

CLEvELAND, (UHIo, JULI TO.
San AccIDEST AND DEATH.--This morning, about two
o'clock the hack belonging the Farme Hotel driven
down the landing, the pier for named Barry,
bis wife, and two children, who in propeller The
driver left the hack with the above persons in il look
the baggage While he absent the horses and hack
into the river, and the wife and children drowned
The afflicted and dsconsoate father now at the Farmers
Hotel Il 10 time that some used BY city
thores prevent these hearrendins casmies Several
persons have been drowned within the last few months in
similar manner.-Herah.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19

Tar MArrlR sErrLxD.-The Editor Of the Wecli
Fonec Advocate" Of Cincinnati thus speaks Of the new
costume
buu aperans dez ladz present in de costum but de
cumurt and eonvenyen de garments give NOR atsac-
zhun dan der NOR utward adornment da aord So
formed BY one hu noz from eesperyenz"
After this (ssys The Now York Erprsss) We suppose We
shall have b give II up!
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19

The Irish census returns have at last made their appear.
sncs and show that the about the great decrease of
the population not exaggerated In s4l the total
sl75la4i at present il is only $685. 1874 showing de-
crease in the ten years Of 65s $780, Every county, except
that of Dublin has fallen off Had the population increased
from ls4l to 1851 in the ratio which it did from
1881 to ls4i, it would now have been nearly s,5OOO00
Comment is unnecessary. -
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19

Nearly all Of the Unarisns found in Transylvsnia
or Jews there 32s 500 in Gaicia $40 in Hun
gary 1000 in Bohemia and 10000 in Morsva and 81
esia These two last named provinces contain about
hird Of the Protestant population. The German provinces
comprise than eleven millions Of Catholics about eleven
twehs Of their total population, and nearly onesxth Of the
whole number Of the Jews The army consists Of 1872
men.
OF the whole population nearly one-hird ll,eOo,o0o)
inhsb towns and cities The empire contains l4s towns
and cities Of than 10000 Inhabitants Vienna con-
tains 40s, 900 inhabitants, Milan l56, 500.
GREAT BRIrAix.-The following is taken from the Off
ca statement Of the Registrar General comparing the last
ten years with the ten years ending 7th June, 1851;
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19
ExrRAoRD1SARY CAsg.-We find revealed in the Upland
(Pa.) Union the following marvellous case

(Pa.) Union the following marvellous
About six weeks since John H. Taylor, Of Edgmont in
this county, severely wounded by the bursting Of his
gum The breech blew out struck him the forehead
tween the Of the eye and the nos making wound
that for several days considered dangerous He
ed slowly and able 60 about upon his farm and give
directions about his business On Wednesday Thursday
Of last week Dr. Aiken discovered that the breech Of the
in Mr. Tayors forehead having passed in below the
gon Of the brain. Ds. Gregg and HuddIeson Called
and the three physicians after effort by the ofthe
forcep extracted the from which nearly three inches in
length half inch thick, and varying from three quarters
inch in breadth The removing of the iron
operation for the patient; but learn since that be Is
comfortable than BEFORE and improving in strength. Mr.
Taylo escape from instant death within the miracu
lou and the long continuance of such of iron in his
head the brain is almost incredible, but it is most
certainly true."