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The New York herald., 1851-10-16
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WosoEsrIs, October Is, 1851.
AFTERNOON SESSION
In the Afternoon TIE excitement increased Every
part Of the building va tned 10 overnoving aud not
only wss every aest Sied but the ladies literal
y w.dged together IN the .asag-
WontN 'r ron rvTstrEsc--vEsrrES FEMALE rLo-
evSrcr.
letter vas read fron Mr.. Eursteth Benton, Of
Seneca Pals, coB,endins that was ct for every
nploJment that man ct for to be captains Of
vessels
Mrs Cos poured torrent Of Western eloauenoe,
q the most scsthing description
brs Pricrof nopevsle, rs.d a report OF svocstions
the effect that all manly employments were equally
uited for ladies
..ns .ru orFo.no 20 sl.rr,-r.rr rorr rrMe rrc
miss ct etoNt m-ds an -ieguent speech for womans
rights sndthe abolition afslsverJ
Dr Lous'iotr ~ Phil-d'psis made avery long speech
on the same subject
mrs srnfSo' II rToosyn L,ug Iasnd. tpudisted tn
idea put forward n ~ r.rcnss that ladies married
ter MONEY 1T wasn true
Mrs ricHols f,luued same side, AID said she
married for love
The convention then si,urDed tu seven O'Clock, to
meet sgsin st the City Hall
EvENISo sEss-os.
rxcirTsrsr oS 1tE tsctss-g-r. stvfvr svrHra.sn
The excitement tbe aftefu 90 tpsrea ed tbrsefod
IN The evening and tf' sesoi1ns room, kno~n the
- Hal, vas or 'sded witb hum.n b.nxs Che women
we're 20 ebthu-isstic tat tn-y .nIutsd tho severe-
cIu'hinss y ga-sage ~sya being GLAD % get even
standirg sees.
- tmr.. aEvr % F-rRinrtc rPrvcHLsor
NnlIsh CnsvNfrr r, cd a tier from French isdy.
imprisoned IN fIane- for as'.rtitg vVmso's right
there. lie then sone % ervatian. ccnte nj ins
for the perfect equal ~ womss vita man ia every
rtsIect
srtGuLss YARr sP. r.o, .u.ss etesrs r., WHICH rgs
HEr ~.
hrs Ross sDUn st.y . .a a1u posed of vit
Phi csophy sro sstife sbe IN iatslued strongly ths
woman sss morally ineli@etu.ly aud physioally cqu4
70 tHsn sh1 feId that thi. movsuen. really tbs
Rfe1 rftm Oi TIE sgetbe greatest exhibited 20
the ~orld
IN We 'nsidersble noise 10 the back ground dur.
ing this speech.
1HE LsDIss taHRrfrc rus's r,araiIrY ron srcEFrARY
vgBsTrH
Mr. WtrDaLL PnitfiPs JOsed and IN the courfe ~
his Cbasrvstone mebtOocd disrespectfuiy Daniel Web
eters same uhicb called forth many hieses that he
vac mpelied q stop His Argu ument vas that woman
ought sOt 70 be set down unft Tor etatesmankip or
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snythi.s else, till tried. She got chance to
chow what che could do
BLACKSTONE BROUGHT INTO REeuIsTIor-woaEN WORSE
THAN NEGRO sLAvEs-REyoLvrIoS DOWNFALL OF
MAN PROCLAIMED.
Mrs. Coz wound up the evenings performance with
fierce philippe against man. She quoted Blackstone
and other legal authorities to show the analogy between
woman and the egro slave She also cited number Of
satutessto show the degradation and dependence OF
woman Her speech bold, bitter, and daring; aud
she promised Of the yarn to morrow evening She
was warmly applsuded
Tne convention adjourned at ten o'clock till to- morrow
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City Politics.

WHlG NOMINATIONS.
At the County Convention held Tuesday night
We inadvertently omitted to mention, in yesterday
HrfAIp, smona the other didates, the unanimous
nomination Of Simeon Draper Esq for Governor OF the
Aims House Department In the 10th ward on Tue dsy
evening. George Clark was nominated for Alderman
For the Eighth Assembly district Ssnaird Masombsr
has been renomir ated for the Assembly
The Senatorial Conve ton met last evening at the
broadway Houe. Some considerable time was consumed
in reference to admitting the membe from TIE disputed
wards After settling down the regular delegates
and kicking out the others the meeting ora aud
unanimously nominated for election James W Beck
for State Senator. committee Of two from each
ward was then appointed to walt on Mr. Beekman.
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arEtso.

At New Haven. Connecticut October 1S. By the Rev
r y. - srdsey JtLisS MtFe. United States Navy 70
tLI7AsyrH, eldes. laU ,hirr q " II Wall, O. Florida
savannah aud ChSrlystCn papers will peasr copy.
On MedL.sdsy October IS by Rev l. Magoon Mr.
LIAM nj lriLEi, 70 hlss ELriVcs " 0SrEs, both of
this city
ON "wednesday eyep. q, October l5, by the Rev Nc.
Peace Pastor OF the cond Street Methodist Epcop.
Church. MIR ALFRED Gar, 10 Mss MARcAEyr bruARr,
both Of this city
On sunday evening October IL by the Rev william X.
Gordon, De WiIT UAErEsTEH to AnaSpA WADDf,Croa,
all of this city
ooshen and Middletown papers please copy
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nE. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIVE PRACTICAL par.

nk. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIVE PRACTICAL PRi.
- vste Treaties" 6o,-O1oe heurs, 10 lf a. ~, $50
unccuo1 medical sdyan,sses the suhsr bss
smonEst which he would instance havirx resided sevcr
ie' IN srs Tor the errrts purpoae of studyins
sss. ens and yery e,,essiv. rr>cuce do
pfnmse more certain safe and radsal than
btained rom any other eource Ia Amcries In o.
iae ase snd IL the depersbe e3nssquenees Of cary in
noe, sbsous and pree, esetes gvss these o. ths
svcett chhrr cer often t,tended With serious
ne hap never opnd boursbe though thsy require
riyste dsesses will be .,Sed By tie sno rapjty
ne cure which often enected IN very few daye ~
hs been matter q surrrse 70 that any o.
2eoshy ans o. professional stt.rrnon4 sho-d devo.s
is attention 10 seasss which psepis % ever desc-r
fon pretend " cure easly. ~ hovovsr missrtss
Ne ptops brns uton rociety known. feyert
es vh, @sy hsv. 70 val, Tor trsssaeBt br letter. a.
irefs hor sSp. Fost Once.
Dk a. sORTAsOEs wCDrD SAY TO THOSE was
- have G. ntrssted dsohse, "Curs n yoess" ths, is
rste care Of Thy health" have devced many yssrs
prcisssen sns have .re..es .seosssuy shs us snds e
"A DC .. f,ss q chsrss) from A. tesP n. SUNDAY
zoe. q hyoe value yeur health, yon vii av,c shest
1s'.. sss ,. ,S.s @ ss Sss COZ
~ Cor eli ZEE fsrrs Persons whose hests bse
T. S0RTzE0Rk n. g.. is wiis.~
No FEk TIIsL CURID-pR CoRBfrT ~ 10 pUAEa
street. may bs eonsuited oopsdeptsify % The trsss
Ir enabled 70 guarantee per, spsas v,sh
ut Or Cs Specific bon os beside ere tonsv hss
s'sr f.Iied 10 sseosins cure.
Nor Till CURyD.--Dss COOPER nuRyHf,
~ pcos.vst street. from thsr loss ysc,,os ssa Is
,sicures c frequently The sssvt q msgrsetes I've
.ectors London Diploms ss sees IN she once NJ b.
Engspss re 4 Ne deer aaofts ths rrsssess rrivs'I'
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PusssNasru Arriv~A. !.

FAyAL-Bark Peri at New Bedford-wm Weeks. late OF
of EBedford GustAvus Wcst late OF the
noxlans Of do Benz sh9ys Of the Esis q Fsivsr wm
sHarbor Rufus Hopkins. mate Of schr - of Province.
Csrberry of NLondon. and 10 Others natives Of
he Western Islands
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- UEUxhTlSA CURED FOR 81 ANY ONE Ev-
~ elo,isg 81 f,ss Of postsee aderssssd neaeus box
I,6s Post Once. New York have sipe forwt eded
tor the IT, which has known fail
worth hundred times the amoups
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SHIPPING.


viii Win
assa
sonD for elegance :s%7sTs spPT Iss ~ w.w...
81. TN ss1%s PACIFIC will succeed the Atlantic and
DOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyREs-THE UNITED
,, o. H 6' q
snd she mails and on October sn -
, 5ssd
letters muss thrOush the Post ocs For freight
N6RfiHER LIVINGSTON. Agent. No. 6s Broadway.
FOR sAyANNAH..THE NEW AND sPLENDID
@ c e ySIy D. tssIs @
The Florida. Capt T. Lyon. on Saturday 18th October
LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
1Se spiendid douSiesnsins steamship EokG tons.
% o1sS ,ps w TrssY a.; sS% the & Ps
ssseeOek. r M precisely Rates Of passage to Havana
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Ladies Saloon Berth. .....s%
Forward Dc. o............... .......,........ % %
speels only taken freight TO Havana I:5 freight
1T West street. corner of Warren.
S Sailing Dsy-9 rhE0ash Line s1 San Yr.1SissS s
9sesnee fr gss
scO tns w% nTSsS so%In.. as. siiI @ sail nv wssss
foot Of Warren street. ~ tor Chagres connecting With
the -oie United ssstss EAil steamship CALIFORNIA,
SAB any desy, fox San Francisco on the arrival
Of the psi sensers st ~ p.nsms For freight or
@sss sst Erect St sorecr ~ nv %s1T,s sTsa q
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CokPANY.-CHANoE
OF Sailing Day Only through line for San Francisco
Tie splendid steamship ILLINOIS, unequalied in her
accomm cations at speed 1850 burthen,
Hsrutein u ~ commander will sail OF Saturday De-
.oeI 70 at o'clock precisely from her pier at she
mails ceet CHAGRES Meeting with the u
mail steam ship CALIFORNIA TO sail without any delay
for San Francisco. arrival Of the and mails
Panama For passage apply at the office, and o5 South
OPPOSITION TO THE oLB kosoPoLY-INpEPEN-
" dent line California via Juan and Chagos
r2dnced rates The new and splendid steamer BOTHER
est snd fastest steamer in the world will sail Tuesday,
October a. rta T. M fran Pier N. X. ~ B.-To secure
choice tertbs st low rates early application must be nad
Z. MILLS. Agent 81 C0r.landt street.
rTBE PASSENGERS ON BOARD THE L. 8. NAIL
Siesms! ip Humboldt her late passage from Hsvrs,
desire 20 in the strongest their Of the
urrening blindness and attention they received she
ocers the Atlantic sg,inst nearly
tinral head Of IL sgsnst violent
heavy has enabled the fully sppreciate
the capabilities OF the Humboldt and convince them
teyes that th Of the beet vessels Ot.
lSJl. ii. r. EDWARDS,
EOWD. X. BELL.
JOHN l.. II. hcCRACKAN.
Committee on behalf the Passengers.
vVAN1ED-To BUY OR CHARTER. A FERRY BOAT
w iisht draft which very liberal price will
paid Address Ferry. Box pbi Post once
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OILEs. PILES PILES s-UGARTEsREaEDY Y0R THK
lie ns, te smpsste.1iy saies sr.eis, sar . pss
trefsing eonpsin whether blind bleeding hsviss
fstd in numsrou: and nes eases fs.sn.y
ables Ihysesns srectps at once rapid and psrmsu-nt
No sised with this dis'ressns ana dangerous
viii euf. sod only BY b. Dodd corner Of Brosdsay ssi
john .s ana i.n.s snS corner 81 Court .s.., ssd
Montague place Broohlyn
nIsTEnPER AND PINK EYE. - THESE DISEASES
a. hSr,s rs e. SSs nssers ,sasg, q ,,S % sss
% eens raeh,sot dozen powders Depot. u chrysss,
Coins tND sLonRIRiNe Livery snd hssi horss, are
sstsfaetory remedy " found In the Eguaria Condition
Powder Sold corner Of Chryse and streets price
FAncs Lrnrs Tg sKIs.-Ths rp,st obstiusss
snd disssreeabe diseases Of cured In days
hy the EquGriaa Condition Powders Prtcs 90 esntss
ptehsge d dcEen powders corner Of ChrJ site and Bay
Hot or oar MAres, AND suprSIr.Thess diseases
oftte blood and Of grooming and will yield 20
the Influences of the Equsrsn Condition Po~dsrs
sd .ys9s sd, frc esS,s s.d p.sss ohr''
trsrnrcrFp TRISS, (RrDoR YELLOW wArER, ,lSvrLuFD
81 horses ,or the cure 81 sheS the fSa.r.S cos
dtop Powders have become most oelebrsted Price %
cent? package dozen powders corner f chrysss
,oss or ArrTriTs. orsyRAL DrSrirY r~PrRrrrrs or
TiU BLoop WANT OF CoNDiTfoN.-As the Eaaarisn
sinrs,s trotsr,s rsfso,y safe and espr,aeSe 20 be
sivsn, they have received the Of tAou
as The mott sst.oiory oond,cn medicine Ia ,h. wosia
D.pst q chryshs snd ssysrd streets Psso
Herald would be sunoisn, the enumsssios Of Toe
e,:s e g. tasr superior sri, But the well known chs
s,ss.ssn. I s % 1sr .s,s mat r,.
fed With bic beautfu eerhsste he With hun-
srses q other. :. N. espo. !. chry... Bsys
storJ. g fuit, street. Brookiyn.
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MEDICAL..

WAN1ED-To BUY OR CHARTER. A PERRY Boa 7
w Of ish draft for which very liberal price will be
paid Address Ferry. Box iDi. Post Once.
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~ TALLY oonsultsd disease Thirty
enables HIN 70 curs wthout mercury recent urcd
from three 70 hve ds,s B-Dont be deceived By ~
prstensons OF quaoh In Rcsevelt an, with
sroepson. the only auali6ss London eurrson
nR. COOPER ID DUANE srRBTT HAS, KeK rBB
Last nineteen years DEVOTED his Irsetiee 70 shs treat
aggravated disesses and nd eases removed IN csys
" B-Strangers, DO not bo deceived By
perscnstss have net lct Duane See
hrloms IN ny onoe With the hrst names In medicine ssl
sursery This eounsr hsssv duead perfsei o
no charge
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Mrs Es,s. Cos said u vas a mistake on the part
Miss Marnesu n say that Mr. Mil wrote the article In
The Nss'mipster Review II q woman who wrote it.
The mother q Mr MIL Let honor b. given 10 whom
honor is due
nrs EuuA Cor ohio chairman sf the COMMITTEES, rose
to state that The business committee had their report
rtady erd that II would nov bt read % the meeting
Mt NFSuffL PIififr- then said that the resolutions
drawn up Of seri,us and important character;
but o. the papers In the habit of Publishing
little 81 their prncet 5ngs tut the resolutions the com
nitt-e sere of opinion that some statements and srgu
mrntE ought g. BE- tmhodird In the resolutions Mr.
. PbiiDe then read the fu,t.wsDg
hesolreoy That. vbie vsuld no. undsrvslue other
mettoes the reh of ssftse Cor ia II opinion
trotsot bu, rather 70 place her 10 position 10
Rssoivsd Th.. viii ts womar uist the ballot once
her hsn3 ell The tsrhsr uf, dsmorsring. and equN
law rela.irKto msrrisse snd toperty DO NOT speedily
tiss 80 hots ia tsr ~ the h sfssons prodt
sb emposmsnts ofsocty s oue of the stooset motives
tiosl questioss equally ro~efful Stimulus and
90 besides that a. beet % insure eduo.uon 20 An
" Ss,i, m. is,sr.lt ,fths compunity that oss upon
shrs dtoons dspesd ts fare snd saety should both
free 20 the bcst means OF edeoson ahd Be
fesoivsa 9Ls w g. oot called upon 20 .ssert
tsbfh theegusity ~ be ser.s 70 sn or eny
othtr poirt II enough for our srgumept nate
NJ fra Focsi inrT5 snd ths srioms OF ksflun anf
tri'sn sr'y aiise determine that rths snd eurders
-ta nisidua a ctir.ns sbe % punishment for asts
vh 'hr lses cs crninsi ~ 20 he tsxed N her
asrt me lodi pu.ai. rant idesicfly the sane reht
re9 have " drtet voice IN the enaetmens of tnose
k9ovts Thai th Feuocrss N rsforer who denies suf
rtrs % woven dtutcFst he not born
hehe s one % iho.s Jewellers who are Willing 70 Level
M.ov.. It., -hs potesl .rs nstural justice accord
from Plato % Ccndorcet sns MIL have sfppor.ed their
esimi vbe voluntary asaoesona rsigous and ssculsr
h'vss~s orsAnii'd On this basis still Il is fsvoriN &C
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EOR LIvERpOOL.-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
Il ship ATL ANTIC, Captain James west.-Ths steamer
will depart with .he Mails for Europe posi-
lively Saturday 26h Of October at o'clock NJ from
No berth secured till paid
for For eisht passage having unequaled Aeeommoda
''0"' ''' ''S"N EpWXsDK K Collins IS wall street.
The steamship PACIFIC will succeed the Atlantic, and
Anunr nl.arA a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-01
~ PRINTING TNK.--A few kegs for sale
or cash at this office.

W The 22d of February was ushcred
in, as usual, this year, by the firing of cam
non. During the day, notwithstanding the
muddy condition of our streets, our Voun-
teer companies, the Dewart Guards COM
manded by Capt. Zimmerman, and the Ar
tillersts commanded by Lieut.. Martz, were
on parade the greater part of the day. The
Northumberland Volunteers commanded by
Capt Frick, visited us in the afternoon,
and were received a la .Mlitaire by the
Sunbury Volunteers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-01
LETTER FROM the PRESIDENT TO
UJHAZy.

The Washington paper contain letter
from Ladishns Uihazy, the gallant Hungarian
commandant Of the fortress OF Comorn, IN
Hungary, (who has new settled at New Bnda
Decatur CO., Iowa.l to the President OF The
United States. The letter is dated Sept. 9Th,
aud communicates the fact Of the establish
ment of settlement for the Hungarian reiu-
gees, and so forth. The following is MIR. Fill
more's reply:
WASHINGTON CRY, ID. C. Oct. 81, 1850.
My DEAR SIR Yonr letter of The Sih nj.
timo came to hand few days since, and
was graified 10 learn that you weary pilgrim
age had at last come to su end, and that Won
bad found n residing place and ,rnst an asy-
! lum in the new but fertile State of Iowa.
| Accept my sincere thanks for your kind
congratulations at my unexpected elevation
to the Presidency. When met you here,
never expected 10 occupy this position. a
painful dispensa,ion of Providence has, how
ever, cast upon me the burdens and RESPONSE
bilhiy of this distinguished station, but whelh
er for honor or dishouor for veal or wo, tim'
alone san determine. You have seen enougl
of the cares aud uncertainty of Official lille t.
appreciate its labors and iis instability.
look for my reward, whatever may be the re
suit only in consciousness Of an honest en-
deavor 10 discharge my duty faithfully am
imparially 10 my whole country. That be
ing done, its destiny is in the hands OF tn
Supreme Al bitter of human affairs, i'll who's
Justice and mercy / have the most abldin
confidence.
Though we make it an invariable rule, a
a nation, not 10 interfere in foreign wats, yt
our people feel deep sympathy for the or
pressed everywhere, and are ready to eXten
liberal hand to those who suffer in til
! cause of freedom. cannot dnub,. therefor,
that Congress will deal generously with til
Hungarians who have sacrificed all for indt
pendence and freedom, and are now eXil,
in strange land.
| am 2ratlied to hear tha, you recei'
communications from the noble and gaa
kossulh. | shall always be most happy
hear of hi. health and prosperity, and 10 r
ceive through you any communication inien
ed for me, or for the American Governmer
p With my sincere prayer for yonr heal
and prosperity, and for the health and PIC
. periiy OF your associates,
r remain your obedient servant
MILLARD FILLMORE
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-01
RIGLER AND JOHNSTON.

There is no doubt but the two gentle
men above named will be our next candi-
dates for Governor. They are both men
of excellent character, able and talented,
and competitors worthy of each other
We need not say MIR. Bigler IS, and has
been, for the last five years, not only our
choice, but the choice of nearly the whole
democratic party in this County. His
nomination is almost as certain as anything
human can be, by an almost unanimous
vote, and such is his popularity that his
election may be looked upon as fixed fact
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-01
M A R II 4 Il ID,

In this place, on Thursday, the 20lh ult.,
by the Rev. X. a. Fisher, Mr.. JARED BRo-
sIoUs, 10 Miss Susan REM, all of this place.
On the 18th ult., at The residence of Wan.
Jones, Esq, by he Rev. a, J. Collins, Mr.
ANDREW ORRIsoN, TO Miss GRACE JoNEs, all
of Lower Augusta.
In PottsvIp, on the 10Th ult., by The Rev,
MIR Cooley, ELE Bowen, ESQ, OF New York
city, late editor of the Miners Journal of that
place, to Miss ELIZABETH, daughter of Mar
lin Weaver, of Branch Dale, Schnylkill co.
On the 18th ult,, by the Rev. E. NJ, Long,
Mr. GEORGE D. WILLIAMS, Of Muncy, Lycom-
ing county, to Miss Rachel ovERPEcK, near
Milton, Northumberland county.
On the same day, by The Rev. Mr., More.
head Mr.. JAcoB KREMER, of Chilisqnaqne,
10 Miss ANN HENpRIcKsoN, of Liberty town.
ship Monlour county.
On the 18Th ult., by the Rev, r. A. Fisher
Mr.. JoHN DEEPEN, of Mahonoy, TO Miss
CArHARINE LANTz, of Augusta
On the 4h uh by the Rev. Mr., Disc, Mr.
PETER HEcKART, Of Point township, TO Miss
LEvINA BIxLER, daughter of Peter Bixler
Esq, of Lower hlahonoy township, Norlhun
berland county
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-01
THE WORLD WILL SOON BE TOO SMALL
FOR ITS POPULATION.

Ii has been ascerained, by mathematical
calculation, that if the population Of the Uni
ted States alone should continue 10 increase
in the present ralio, say six centuries, then
there would be one inhabiant for every
square foot 0i dry ground on the globe The
data are these: Our rate of increase since
1890 has been three per cent, yearly. For
the sake of round numbers we assume onr
population now 10 be 25 millions, though it
cannot be mnch more than % million The
land surface of he globe is about 4s million
square miles this reduced into square feet
gives an enormous sum, which may be stated
in figures, but which no mind can conceive
namely, 1866, ,olO, $50 600, 900.
These data have been given to matha-
ma,ician, and he has produced a rigid malh-
emaiical demonstration of the above aston
ishing truth The time being only six ceniu-
ries, a small period in the worlds history,
for it is three and half centuries already
since the discovery of America by Colum-
J bus. The fate of the Siamese twins seems a
! hard one, but only think of 1866, ,040 $780,
OOO, GOO people being all bound and wedaed
| together Let all the Irish laborers be set
al work TO eXcavate The earth, so that hall
The population may be accommodated with
subierranean lodgings. Make il penal of.
fence for any lady 10 have more than lwo
children, and charter n college of 'female
physicians" 10 see the law executed Who
knows but the day may come when the sta
ines will be erected in honor of Madam.
! ResteIl, aud laws 1e enacted for the promo
lion of infanticide Encourage the 'art o
medicine "-lhere is nothing like "mediea
treatment for keeping down the population
War, peslilence aud famine may hcrealle
be considered national blessings, and premi
ums be offered for spreading fatal epidemics
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-01
REGISTERS NOTICE.

\ Office is hereby given To all I,rgatec
~ Creditors and other persons Interested in th
Estates Of the following named persona that Iii
Executors and Administrators of sand Estates ha,
filed their accounts with the Register of Northun
hcflaud county, and tha, the same will he pre-
srn'rd 10 the Orphans Couri Of said County, o
Tuesday the Stu day OF April neat for conf
narirn and allowance.
1851.
solomon Swank. decd, settled by his Adm
Iwlashan u. Irher.
Sarah Miller, decd, settled by her Adm
Frederick Weaver.
Daniel Frymiro, dec d., settled by his Execute
William II. Fry mirc.
Peter brosius, decd, settled by his Executor
Peter BVosius and Godfrey Rcybuck.
John ketltr, decd, end account settled b
his Admir- Samuel Kellcr.
George krebs, deed. settled by his Adm'rs {
honis non cum tcsamcnto anncxo, Villa
Deepen and Jacob krebs.
James Geddes, decd, settled by his actin
Executor Charles Gale.
Frederick Tschopp decd settled by his Adm'l
Andrew TschoppAnd Philip Tscopp.
Peter Brauchcr, decd, settled by his Execute
William Sacman.
JOHN p. PuRSEI., Register.
Registers Office,
Sunburv, March |, lS5l-6t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-01

In Milton, on the 7th ult Mrs. ELIZA
BETH MARTIN, wife of VIM. Martin, once
a resident of this borough, aged 36 years.
OBITUARY.
Died, on Friday night, the 21si uli., at his
residence in Lower Augusta ip., PETER
SHRANTZ, aged 81 years and IS days.
The deceased was one of our earliest set
tiers, and was always esteemed for his pro-
bty, his moral worth and unaffected pieiy.
For upwards of sixty years he was consist.
ent and exemplary member of the Methodist
Church, and during period Of twenty-five
or thirty years of that time, he was an ex-
horler and class leader His was, indeed, a
life of usefulness aud labor, and affords a
bright example 10 those he left behind, as
well as happy illustration that 'lhe end Of
the upright man is peace" He was gather.
ed TO his fathers when the harves, had ripen-
ed, aud in The fulness of his years.-ED. Am.