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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-10

II girls would only spend as much time
with Encyclopedias as they do with Millin-
ers, they would soon find their heads as al
trac,ive as their hats. Queer that no young
lady will believe this.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-10

"SoPHIA ELLswoRTH," said Grace Eaton.
"where did you get that splendid fan 1t
is really elegant" 81 saved it," replied
Sophia, "lrom money father gave me to
make his shirls-but hired them done a,
half-pries, and he never knows it 10 this
day !" Poor girl Your fan should be
used as screen to hide the hard place in
your heart. Prosperity never long follows
in the footsteps Of oppression.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-10
The following is good advice
When the CRATE is MT
Then pu. the

"HusBAND, hope you have no objection
to my being weighed"
"Certainly not, my dea, but why do you
ask the question ?'
"Only TO see, love, if you would let me
have my tccigh once"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-10

ASTONISHING They tell story of a man
Out West who had hair-lip-upon which
he performed an operation himself by inser-
ting into the opening piece of chicken
flesh il adhered and filled the space admi-
rabiy' This was all very well, until, in
compliance with the prevailing fashion, he
attempted 10 raise muslaches, when one
side grew hair eld the other feathers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-10
Fine Groceries and Teas!
DAVID Pc Sc,

ID a ' / ID L r. n 3 r
s. W. Corner 9Th s Arch Street, Philadelphia
OFFERS for sale all kinds of choice Family
- Groceries and selected articles in his line of
business Green and Black Teas Of all qualities
and pricesi Real Mocha, Old Java and other
kinds of Coffee, Sugars, Corn Starch for pud-
dings, Farina, Figs in small drums, Layer Raj
sins, French Clarified Isinglass for cllies; Extra
White Wheat Rochester and Philadelphia Fa,
mily Flour in Whole and Half Barrels; "i,atour'
Olive Oil; assorted kinds of Sauces and hetch-
ups Pickles, Olives, Preserved Ginger, &c, &c.
Goods packed for the country and sent to hal'
Road Depot or elsewhere without charge
DAVID PEASE,
S.. Cor 9th 81 Arch Sts.
Philadelphia.
Feb. /, ls5l.-ly. ch. NJ. A. So
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EPITAPIIS.

Here lies two children dead as nils,
God killed them both by ague fits,
They were too good to live long of me,
So God took them home 10 live long of he,
Anolher-
Here lies John aud Lucy Leaven,
Killed by lightning sent from Heaven,
La l777.
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ROOT,
DAGUERREAN ARTIST,

lSANF 4 A-E~ Ian y SO bS Z,
No. $40, corner ofFifh g. Chesnra sis Phila.
delphia, and 363 Broadwag corner of
Franklin Street, Ncw York.
HE1TIZENS AND STRANGERS can have
y J sitting for Portraits or Miniatures, and
receive them beautifully cased, in morocco, Silk
velvet Papier Mache, other fancy styles, or sets
in Medaliions Lociets, &c, in few minutes.
Daguerreotypes, Paintings, Drawings,
&c, Copied,
Out door Views, and Miniatures of deceased
persons taken at short notice
For Portraits Of Adults by our process, and I'm
proved instruments, cloudy day is quite as ia
vorablc as clear weather.
For Children, clear day (hetween IL and y
is preferable. u In Drcss--ayoid white, blue
or light pink.
Our Gallery with its Six Prize Medals and
Works of Art, is open at all hours, and Free.
Whether visitors wish pictures taken or not, we
shall at all times be happy to see them.
June 20, 1850
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JACOB REEDS
CLOTHING ROOMS.

Southeast Corner Of Fifth aud lIarkei Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
w WHO always keeps on hand large stock of
W every variety Of clothing made up of good
materials, and in the latest and best styles lie
would also inform the public, that he pays consi-
derahle attention in getting Up Military Clothing,
in good style and ON reasonable terms.
June Is, $780, ly
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Mtoeellaueomo Matter'
The Merry Heart,

'Tis well 10 have a merry heait
However short we stay;
There's wisdom in a merry heart
Whate'er the world may say
Philosophy may liit lis head
And find out many law,
But give me the philosophy
That's happy with straw
If life but brings us happiness
1t brings us, we are told
What's hard 10 buy, though rich ones try
With all their heaps of gold!
Then laugh away--lei others say
Whate'er they will of mirth;
Who laughs the most may truly boast
He's got the wealth oil earth
There's beauty in merry laugh,
A moral beauty too;
Il shows the hearts an honest heart,
That's paid each man his due,
And lent share OF what's TO spare
Despite OF wisdoms fears;
And made the cheek less sorrow speak,
The eye weep fewer tears.
The sun may shroud itself in cloud
The tempest-wrath begin;
1t finds spark 10 cheer the dark,
Its sunlight is within
Then laugh away, let others say
Whate'er they will of mirlh;
Who laughs the most may truly boast
He's got the wealth of earth
"WELL, lM BLowED," as the rose said
in June.
''Cut and come again." as the asparagus
said in July.
LORD LyNDHURsr is the son of Copley Of
Boston, Mass, the artist.
Do not neglect musical talents, if you
have any, for they are a great source of
pleasure both 10 ones self and society.
PouLTRY is scarce in California. large
lot Of chickens sold in Sacramento the other
day at SO 10 81 each.
A MAN with irritable temper is more TO
be piied than one bowed down 10 the earth
by poverty.
REFINING at losses is like putting pep
per into sore eye in only increases the
pain.
II eeks be boiled in water, and the
frames Of pictures brushed with the liquid,
it will preserve them from flies.
THE Episcopalians of Tamaqua are about
TO commence the erection OF neat and
commodious church.
IL you make love 10 a widow who has a
daughter twenty years younger than herself
begin BY declaring that you really thought
they were sisters.
To SEE woman tanning herself in the
streets, Of cold winters day, would lead
one very naturally to suppose her fan
attic.
ALADY in Jersey City has given birth tc
fine boy, having the form of bunch o
grapes hanging from one ear and single
grape from the other.
RARELY do we meet with any lines more
touching than the following
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MAHOGANY AND MARBLE.
STEAM SAW MILL.
AND TURNING sIsOP,
Corner Of EIeUenh and Ridge Road.
AMY

~
CABINET MAKERS.
GENERAL FURNISHING STORE,
No. 1874 South Second Street, belolc Dock ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
TBNHE subscribers would call the special ntten-
u ton of Cabinet Makers and others. to their
very extensive assortment of materials in their
line consisting of Mahogany Venecrs, Boards and
Plank, II air Cloth, Curcd Hair, Glue, Varnsh,
Looking Glass Plates, Mahogany Knobs, b cd
Posts, Marble Tops, and every description of
Hardware Tools, &c.
Cabinet Makers residing out of the City, would
find it greatly to their advantage to call at our
store to purchase such materials as they want
connected with their business.
All oar goods are WARRANTED,
of the best quality, and at very reduced prices.
Our Terms are Cash, Ono trade)
We guarantee to give every man the worth Of
his money.
r. & l.. TIL HOMPSON.
n. .B.-Mohogany, Walnut and Hand Rail
Plank, and Stair ,Ballustcrs for Buildcrs,-also
Marble Nantes, always on hand, and every de-
scripton of turned work
June s, 1SJO.-ly
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READY MADE

READY MADE
CC3-El<l9 - .--z5-1 - 1IC2
Nt| J. take this method to inform the readers %
= the Sunbury American, that should they
visit, Philadelphia in guest Of
Good and Cheap Clothing,
and favor US with q call, they shall not be dsap-
pointed in obtaining the best of garments at the
lowest cash prices. We have now on hand the
largest assortment ever offered in Philadelphia,
among which are DRESS and FROCK COATS
from IS to Sis, PANTS and VESTS from rs
cts. to So, OVER COATS, CLOAkS, BUSI-
NESS SACK COATS and COAI'rEES, all Of
which shall lie sold at such prices to make il
an object ior the people of Sunbury and the sur
rounding country TO eXtcrj 10 us their patronage.
PERRY Il. MNEILLE * co.
South East corner of 9Th and Market.
July l3, ls5O,-
NTINERNL WATER, from the Oak Orchard
IVA Acid Springs, highly valuable in chronic d.
seases, and tonic remedies, for sale Ivy
HENRY MASSER.
sonbury, june 80, 1850 I'll
sTORII WARE.
GTONE milk Pans, stone Jugs and Pitchers
> and other articles OF stone ware just received
and Tor sale ~ tOiiN W. f4'lliNb'
Sunbury, June %, ls49.-
FA AGENF Trusses of all kinds, Iiarrison's
writing and indeble ink, Cotton yarn and
laps, Just received and for sale by
]. w. FRILING.
Sunbury, Dec. ., lsis.
| EBAY RUM.-An excellent article for sale
sd by HENRY MASSER.
Sunhury Jan. eth, lS49-tf
EgLANK DEEDS printed on the best quality
ED cf parchment paper, sold at the lowest prices
at this Office by wholesale and retail.
| y AISINS, cuuants, citron, cheese, pepper
IL sauce, &c. For sale by J. w. FRlLlNG
Sunbury, Dec ?. 1913.
! H1NEE BILLS.-Justices and Constables Fee
A. Bills handsomely printed on card paper, for
! sale at this Office,
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On Dr.. W

Pray Heaven will be forgiving
Such sin is on his head
For he cuts us down while living,
And cuts US up when dead
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RARELY do we meet with any lines more
touching than the following
As Sam and Ann walked o'er the plains,
And through the tangled fem,
Sam tore lis mustn't mention 'ems
And had to put on hem.
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good article that will please them, and one that is
C.t. WALTON.
Philadelphia, Nov. 9, lS5o.-ly.
CHARLES W. HEGINS,
|nR= TTT~v k- p. TT
r,,,,..,5,,o ts,
,,..,,
VII p'oH'l"Y attend 10 'o"'yt'o"S ana all pus'
@, ~ ''''' "7'0u 90 i'' 'a'''
June TO- io'''--
"DTnnC, yt-TH-JOC CO
LINZ OOIlN, " IN II'C. NC.
tI-HE snnzcrilcr bos inst received y nco surpIy
l or,hc host Iin,ory ig,, rnr came to ernbl,,'!
CONSISTING i'm mar, Of
>;rlr-rior oil p,ra p~,r1y
FiIc Ca,ni,a Ur,rIy,
Sg~ SGrsI's5 f5TrI,nd 0'a 'T."n,s' R"m. SP'''''
Fine Holland Gin,
CIL".t., CUlgr.D, 0'' v ,'sN'y
Sg,.,ior y,',,.,, Madeira Wj9,
Lisbon do. DO.
Superior Port Wine,
burgundy I'ott a''
H"'1. ''""i" " me-
superior O'-'a' " me IN ''l.es'
champagne co. 90, -,....,,-,
.s,,,,,,,r,. ,r,.. o., ,e,g "N''- -"
No, ,,.,,, :, -,
,l,'r.r,t.,, 49, :, Wv : VA L
III IL.\E c~ w y iIitM n,
Importers and Dealers in Liquors,
A. o5n ,r,-L,i.,.a,, pL1.I.i-,t-
OFFER for sale, the chcnpcst and hest assert.
" nrUt of Iiouo-s i'm phiadcIphi, surh as
Champagnc. Shcrrics. Port, Slcck Clarct. Bur-
guniigs. Sauturu. uarsar. Madeira, Lisbon.
'','I'''e anu ,Gi,'! " mes
H-.', G.', n''. fr',. l''''''s' W.
Magma t'lfd, Fonet, il'nucsy, Nc, &c.
Irish Nhsh"y, dc, &c.
Hotels and the country trade supplied Phila-
dclphia prices on the most liberal terms.
TEy'r2T,T, E9c
,.---., ~. -"
The New York herald., 1851-08-11
OH lPPIn0.

IT s. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-ONLY
Through Line for San Francisco, via direct
Fare Reduced-On Wednesday August IS at 5 r. N.-hs
fastest steamer in the trade tons burthen D. D. Por
Yer, u s. N, oommander will sail Wednesday 18th Of
August Ct o'clock Pm precisely. from her pier Ihs
loot Of Warren street, North River with the
nails deot for Chaes connecting wth
States Ma Man .s.s~.hip OREGON. 70 leave PsnHn.
N the ofoe Of the Company street. corner Waf
een street; or at 81 and g. boush stroet.
(JNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Y0R
~ Now Orleans, via HavanA-FATe Reduced.-On Nom
i.y August IL o'clock M-rhe splendid steamship
kMPIRE CITY, j. D. Wilson. Commander, ZOO tons, WIN
rom her pier a. foot Of warrsn street. R. yith the
Chagres passengers transferred Havana spon
I'D double engine steamship FALCON. Freight taken 70
New Orleans At - cts Per foot Specie only taken on
freight 70 Havana No bills Of iadns will bo signed the
nas sailed rof ffetshs or passage, apply ~ The
n. O. ROBERTH
The New York herald., 1851-08-11

ARREST FOR OBsrRucTINe RAILROAD, IN MAS
sAcnusLTTs Last night, at about III o'clock,
small house At the Neponset station Of the Old
Colony Railroad, was broken into, ahand car taken
thercrom, and placed upon the road By three young
men, who started therein for Boston, having pro-
badly been left BY the last train, which started at
half past ten. Near Crescent avenue, on the out
skirts OF the city, they met a train coming out.
Fortunately, the pa,e Of meeting was on straight
part Of the road, and the engineer Of the train
vas enabled TO check his speed In time TO prevent
collision. The parties in The hand partly got IL
of the track, and then fed over the marsh. They
were pursued, captured, and given In charge to
watcbman kimbsll, Of South Boston. The parties
gave their names AS John Maxwell, Timothy Ell
wards, and Timothy Lesry. They were com plain
ed Of IN the Police Court, this morning, under the
3eth chapter, nth section Of the Revised statutes
by which, II any person shall wilfuly and mali.
cously obstruct the passing Of any carriage any
railroad, or in any way injure such road, or any.
thing sprertsnug thereto, he shall forfeit TO the
corporation treble the amount ofdsmsges, and may
further be punished by q fine not exceeding one
thousand dollars and oy i'm prisonment not exceed
ing one year. Oa this complaint, the parties we're
beld for trial st the next term Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas for Norfolk county .-Bosf0n Trara2o,
august ;.
The New York herald., 1851-08-11
From Boston.

RAILROAD JUBrLEE-ILLNEss OF REV. MR.. ROGERS
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS MISSING.
BosroS August 10, 1851.
committee appointed by the city government left
here yesterday for Canada to confer with Governor
General and also te invite the icps authorities Of
the principal cities In the Provinces and the United
States to join in the Railway Jubilee, which be ce-
lebrated some time in September invitations
be extended to the railroad officers throughout New
England The festivities will be extended through three
days. and will commemorate the opening Of the Ogdsns
burg Railroad to Montreal, (Which will be finished
Tuesdsy) the completion Of the Grand Junction Rail-
way, and the sailing Of the steamship s. 9. Lewis ,he
pioneer Of the steam line to Liverpool.
We are sorry to say the Rev William NJ. Rogers. Of
the Winter street church. is not expected to
His friends fear be will not outlive the night
clerk in the employ of J. W. Blodgett s. Co. dry
goods dealers in Pearl street either lost robbed
Saturday Of two thousand bills the Merchants
Bank. He had the money to pay check.
The New York herald., 1851-08-11

FATAL REcoSTRE.-A personal recontre occurred
few miles south Of DE Kalb (Miss.,) on the night
Of the 18th ult., between Thomas Gre win and James
McCollum, and some others, whose names are not
of both the above smed gentlemen. We give be-
low. substantially the facts Of this melancholy 90
currence. as well az We have been able TO collect
them from the various rumors ahoat and the contra
dctory statements made In respect to IT, Gewin and
McCollum lived clese ncigbors and feud has exist
cd for some time between their and some diff
fculty occurred during the day between their wives,
wnes mcCollum happening TO come up,yery imProp-
eryaS we can conceive, ,assaulte Mrs Ge win with
large stick, breaking her arm, and inhictng othcr
serious wounds on her person; after which, appro-
hensive that steps would be taken to have him
brought up and dealt with for this outrage he went
TO bis house and took his gun and left with the Ia
tention OF concealing himself, as he afterwards
stated, TOR time, TO enable him TO arrange his
aoandonment OF the country. Gewin, on learning
tbe particulars, armed himself with double barrel
gun, and, taking some Of his friends with
him, went In pursuit Of McCollum, with the
avowed intention Of killing him. Sometime
during the night, about eleven or twelve
o'clock, three distinct reports Of shots, 10 ra-
pid succession, were heard By the neighbors, and
found the dead body OF Gewin in the road, not far
distant from McCellum's house. perforated with a
full charge Of buokshot just below and in trout Of
thei lett arm pitt and within short distance OF the
same spot, on the margin OF n small brook, whittier
he had dragged himself for the purpose Of getting
drink OF water, they found McCollum mortally
wounded, with full charge Of buckfhot In his side
and the lumbar region Of bis back lie was taken
70 his houfe, and medical aid procured lie linger-
ed IN the greatest agony through the succeeding
expired
The New York herald., 1851-08-11

THE CAmANcHR INDIANS. - information has
been received in this city, from Santa fe unaer
visited Anton Chic, and La Cuests on the 2Iih
and 2Sth Of last month"; declaring their purposes 70
be good, and their admiration OF Americsns ~ rs
supposed that there were three hundred wsriors,
the Navajo country. for the purpose Of var with
that tribe ON leaving the places above named,
thew wantoplv oom mitted various depredstions, by
killing stock for which they had no use, and driving
of others. No personal injury 70 any OF the cit,-
rudeness. Col Abcruombie, from Vegas, sent
troops TO the points named, and Col. Monroe had
lust issued orders designed 70 repel and cbsstise
The Indians. The people below San Miguel we're
in great CONSERVATION. -GYoshisCo~ Rpubse,
Asg " a.
The New York herald., 1851-08-11
EYPREss AGENCIES. XEo.

IA PIsns,s..' ;.5,', On w's.,:S.y n.ns I.avss
:. sd :. cn, y 's. s q e
in advance Of the NAL and Ps.seng.rs other
P@i:. 10 os: No sis''S' Es street '''' '''"
GREooRY's CALIFORNIA PAcKAoE AND PARcKL
s..ss:stS. :Ss:sIs,. ". s.:S:.ss ss:s :.s,.::
s. sAs a sss
.sss: @ ;s';s; ;sf.s9! s.ssss
=: steamer. leave .ns sss:,. ss.i X Pm Psss.ss
o No aSS.
.s.rse made r;s. esss y,ohsa SS ss ssSys steam
Mssssers and Asents. its Pearl street, Wall.
A DAMS = CO.'S cALIroRNIA FsEIoar, PACKAGE
Lieut., D. POrr on &
Our ss. rssss .ss1. s e, fer y,
for Chssres direct wednssdsy sth ecoi r.
GER sp.s, Sis. assa, s
@ g s % T sis r.sss ...%s s %
me g, ssp,e@tsr. Win n. malls. 10 sn,Icpstea cis
and a sSspns % .ssa
good. 70 y, h invoices on z, before The ah inst Small
.s 10 sA: e nsE Y our e..
made s,rc,, wese proof or thsx vii, X. A. ,he rss Of
''S'' No 'ssis pS%s ;s';;S SS 3 ~ ~ as. street.
" viii forward goods through 70 San Francisco per
iS sny Ss oST sSSs ssS %s
espreses The rsnama star Of 9Th June thus proves
sssertion Csifcrpia Espressewe indebted 70 the
eoert agent o berords express for letters and papers
s9m ne United States Delivered 70 Tuesday evenlng
Mhthe exception OF the private mail bag Of the Pacac
Mail seamshp Company Berfords is the only mail matter
hathssytt lThursdsv night been received here One
two OF the express have city for
Gay OF se we're green enough 70 their lester
their baggage which perhaps arrive here today or this
dsy week Just accident decide Our next shipment
will be BY the Georgia. the 18th charge
ssen on The Isthsu. and viii be By Mr.
fort himself 0old dust transported from
lowest rates We send mail 70 all the porte south Ae-
rics The Paeac also 70 the San dwich Islands China
Drafts, debts notes &c. collected In Csorn. All goods
put up proof Passage hy the Uned st.as
"Opy through Live 10 Califcrnis seeurcd At
the lowest Our cce In the California Exchanee
ere proof building though Surrounded ny the flames
last two frss. was not injured. BERf0RD CO.
NO. 2vescy street, Astor House, New York,
Also, eor. Clsy sad Ksarnsy e.. Porsmeuth GUAR
Sen Fysnclscs.
The New York herald., 1851-08-11
A true copy.
joss MAsiA Darn MonsAsrrnIs.

MuRDEn BY WOMAN NEAR PoueHxRrFsrK, NJ.
f.-On Tuesday afternoon or evening, . ma
named George Cranse, was brutally murdered in The
vicinity Of Milten Ferry, this side Of the rives.
by "a woman and two men, all Of whom have beea
fully committed. The circumstances which led v
the discovery OF the murder and the detection Of ths
perpetrators, are these;-On Tuesday afternooa
James Hamilton and John Howell took passage in
the cara for Milton Ferry, and while on the passage
or before starting, stole silk dress from trsvsk
ling basket, belonging TO n lady in Fishkill The
lacy discovered her loss landing, and inornassee
was sent back to Poughkeepse. Suspicion imne-
distely rested on the above named men. and omcee
Graham, and John y Perry, officer On the rsai-
road, started With locomotive 10 pursuit., snd q
arriving at the premises OF James Hamilton cauees
tbem In the act Of beating Cranse.
Hamilton and Howell were arrested on tne cnssBe
Of robbery the house searched and the dress recsv-
cred ON LEAVING with the prisoners, keoeccas
wife Of Hamilton was uttering threats OF death On
Cranse. Howell and Hamilton we're committed -
iaiI 10 await an examination on Wednesday. In
The mean time Cranse was found dead At the foot -
a biob embankment Of rocks, terribly m angled In
copseonepce, the examination for robbery w.
waived the weman arrested, and all were exsu-
iped, the ~omsn on the charge Of murder, and the
men that Of msnsl. tighter, aud daily committed -
prison. Hamilton's wife had undoubtedly hnished
TIE murder, and rolled the body down the rcchsI--
PO.shkcYsie (N. YD Eogi, Dug. 3.
The New York herald., 1851-08-11

1T 10 o'clock, p NJ
Tie whole Entertainment will conclude with the varied
and extraordinary performances Of the
RAvEL FAMILY.
The csssc scene, called the rhrc Cladiators by the
three brothers, Francis Antoine. and Jerome Ravel
sur rsng and daring feats Of the wonderful Mons
BOndn the Tght Rope whose oxtraordin sry achieve
mets have stamted him Of ths 0restt kop Dancers
Of the age.
styrienns by Mile Celesine 1ranck Nile Bsrtia and
Mons. Brilliant.
The celebrated snd original Jots Arragonsse by Msdsm
ksrzett Nile Victorps FrAnok. Francos and Antoine
Havsl.
The New York herald., 1851-08-11

DESPERATE ArFRAys.-we copy the follov wing
paragraphs from the Holmesville (Niss.) Bas~v.
Of the Gath inst. -
Arencontre took place In Edward Sanders gro
Gerry, Washington parish, La between two Of The
Ssnderses and man by the name Of Bully ThcmP-
son. Henry Sanders was killed BY Thompson n
self defence.
There was desperate combat few days eeisce
in st. Helena parish, la, between two Of the Spy-
lers and DE Lee; pistols we're used, and ten nres
we're exchanged, In which nine OF the ten sho@
took effect All three we're badly wounded.
We also learn that there vas street h8ot ~
Greens brre f. " DAN sgo, and two n~n killed hy
dirk knife IN The hsod " snothsr. Che names W
hsys oet karned
The New York herald., 1851-08-11

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 10, 1851.
boat in which Mr. Rufus Reed, brewer of this
city his two daughters two Misses Potter, of Prudence
Island two other persons yet ascertained
was upset in gale yesterday noon Bristol. The
four young women drowned. Mr. Reed sustained
himself by swimming, and the other two by olinging to
portion Of the mast which remained above water until
they rescued by the Of another boat. Only
one body has been recovered
The New York herald., 1851-08-11
From Washington Cry.
TERRIFIC sroRM-DAY FOUND GUILTY.

TERRIFIC sroRM-DAY FOUND GUILTY.
wAsHrroroN, August, 10, 1851.
Storm Of two hours DURATION visit Sd last night,
accompanied with thunder, lightning rain, and flooded
streets. Much damage done.
The jury In the Of Day In this evening with
a verdict Of Guilty" motion then made by his
counsel for new trial. but on what grounds have not
ascertained
The New York herald., 1851-08-11
yN0. " LUTHER. President.
u. L. MURPHY, Woe Presidents.

'THE ANNUAL PIo MIC AND coTILLor ExcyR-
Grove, ON Monday, August H. 1851 The splendid stssnsr
New Jersey. and oommodious barge Loyet Melen
Bard viii furnish music The boa. wall leave spring street
street. south Ferry Brooiiyn Al az ana Cedar street
n r. soclock. Toksts 50 cents be obtained from
mittee at the landings.
GRAND RxcURsIoNs TO COMFY ISLAND, LAND
The steamer SANTA cLAUs capA ,. n. Rodmaa wli ashs
daily szeursions leaving folioyGMernins TripFron
Spring half past o'clock. qk and hafpast
H. asd ~ K Prom pier n T., 40 haifpast 10, l. ard
o'clook Morning trip fron Fort Hamtoa A. n Ne
half price 70 children.