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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-25
O. $500 CHALLENGES.

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness uf n
W people is at al times of the valuable import
ance take it for gnnted that every person viii do oil in
Their power, - save the lives OF their children and that
every person VIII cndcavOr to prom their health at
all slcrihces feel II TO I've my duty to solemry
you that WORMS, according to the opinion OF the most
celebrated Physicians, the primary of large
majority of diseases 70 which children and adults LA
Olej II You have an appetite continually chungeube from
one KIND OF food to another, Bad Breath Pain the S,io
mach, Picking at the Nose Hardness and Fulncss Of the
Belly Dry Cough Slow Fever Pulse Irregula-remcmbcr
that all these denote WORMS and YOU shoud at once ap
tt,- tho gl,.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-25
A STRING OF ITFMS.

CALIFORNIA has 10000 acres mineral, and
$4,000 acres farming lands
DALE, the American vaulter, recently
threw sixty six somersets in Welch's Circus
ArrLEs are selling in Texas at seventy five
cents per dozen.
The exports of sps.ie, this year, viii
reach $4,000; ;oOO-imPorts, S5o,Ooo,OOo.
The Montour Pa, works sold 5000 tons
rails, al the mills, al $50 ton.
WE promise according 10 our hopes, and
perform according TO our fears
EVERY man thinks that Cesar's wife ought
to be above suspicion, but he is far less par
ocular as 10 what Caesar himself ought TO be.
IT is said that 1000 African slaves have
been landed in Cuba since Canedo was ap-
pointed Captain General.
HAVE the goodness TO pronounce this little
word. 1t is the original Mexican for coun-
try curates
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !"
THERE is no greater obstacle in the way
OF success in life, then Trusting for something
to turn up, instead OF going steadily TO work
and turning up something.
A NEW kind OF paper, manufactured en-
trely from straw, and applicable for all
printing purposes, as we'll as for writing, has
been manufactured in England
The Old Currew Bell at Sandwich, Eng
which has been rung daily since the time
OF William the Conqueror, is TO be rung no
longer. dwell done good and faithful ser
want"
A wolverine from Detroit has killed two
grizzly bears, in California, in fair fight
He fights another on wager Of $4,000,
using only bowie knife in the deadly en-
counter.
A Mrs. Dakin, in London, whose house
commanded fine view of lhe funeral pro-
cession in honor of the Duke of Wellington
let the upper part Of it for one thousand
guneas.
A WoMAN's MAN.-Gerritt Smith says,
"Were you TO ask who elected me |
should answer, the woman. The women
pleaded and prayed for me, and am elect
ted. Thanks 10 the women for such re-
suit.
AN Ohio Yankee has Invented a Lalhcut-
ting Machine, and has sold for $50 900
three torlhs OF his patent for the Eastern
States alone, ressrving the Western. They
say it will cut large log Up into Lah in the
course Of three minutes.
Found DEAD.--A young man named Isaac
Ramsey, aged 90 or 81 years, was found
dead on the bank Of the Susquehanna river
opposite Harrisburg lying partly in the wa
ter, few days ago.
THE young lady who was led 10 the alter
in Boston, at the Church of the Saviour
Wednesday last-now Mrs, Llenshaw-il is
said will presiGe as the divinity of the
While House.
SPIRITUAL RAPPISGs appear 10 be all the
rage in Harrisburg. Meetings are being
held almost every evening in different part.
OF the town. Many persons and in some in.
stances the most intelligent citizens have
been duped into the belief that ,hey reall,
can have communication with depar,el
spirits.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-25
HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUp.

An article founded upon Scientific Principles compound
ed with purely vegetable substances. being perfectly safe
when aiken, and can bc given to the tender infant
with decided bencical effect, where Bowel Complaints
and Dlarrhwa have made them weak and drhiitated the
Tome properties oI my Worm syrup such. that II
s1nds without IN cguni in the catalogue of medicines,
wing tone and strength to the Stomach, which makes it
an malhhlc remedy for those afflicted with Dyspcpsa,
the astonishing cures performed by this Syrup after Physi-
clans have aile is the best evidence OF its superior Ell
caCy all others.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-25
II HODENsACK,S LIVER rILls-

NJ mart Of tie system is inb'c to disease than the
LIVER, 1t serving MS inerer 10 purity the blood of gv-
ng the proper secretion To the bile that any wrong
"n u! me Liver rhtos the other important parts t The
system and rcSul varl'usly, in Liver Cbmprnt tauu-
dice, bysepsa, &c. We piui. therefore, watch every
symptom tia. might Indicate wrong action of the Liver
These Pls being composed uf ROOTS II PLANTS flr-
nsAed By nature to heal the sick Namely ist. An EN-
IECIDRANT, which aucmens the secretion from the
rum mary mucus membrane. or promotes the discharge
oi Secrccd matter. 2ud An ALTERNATIVE which
changes IN some ucNpiclhe and iuseusiDc mauncr the
certain mHh!d notion Of the system 3.d. \ TONIC
winch gives tone nu strength to the nervous yvs.e re.
newing health and vgnr to all parts Of the BODY Nh A
CATllAHTlC, which acts in perfect harmony with the
ohcr ingredients and operating the Bowels aud exnc.
Ing the whole mass OF corrupt and yated matter aui nm
Elymg The Blood which destroys disease and restores
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-25
THE TAPE WORNll

This is the most dIult Worm t. destroy Of al TINT in
fest the human system. it grows an almost Indefinite
length becoming 50 colled and fastened in the Inrsliucs
and stomach cfeetinc the health sldly MS o cause st
Nus Dance. Fits &c. that those afflicted seldom il ever
suspect that 1t is Iapc Worm fastening them an carly
grave. In order t. destroy this Worm very energetic
treatment must De pursued il would therefore he prpprr
to take to Of my Liver Pills remove all oar
unT that tine Nlun syrup u1yuc direct uPoniho Nr!n,
which must DE taken IN SOS Of Tuh,sp lrnflls times
day these dircc'i ms oN 1wrl have never bceu lvn q,
iai! IN curing the most uhs,inltc oi Tape Worm.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-25

- Paper ruled to pattern, and all work war
ranted and done very chcap',.
FL. IUVTEG & co.
March lG, le52,--rG
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-25
p octrp.
from the Batimore Weekly Sun
How l Learned to Dance.
Being Familiar Epistle to my Cousin Tom
ny GEO. II. THRoop.

ny GEO. II. THRoop.
Well, Tom, I've lately learned 10 dance,
And you would like to hear, Perchance,
Of it all
But here before il be too late,
1t was BY chance, just let me state,
A: ball.
That night | sat, as you must know,
With some six ,call, ,fowers in "A row,
And our chat
Was merely idle queries, whether
We might expect a change of weather.
And all that.
But, while the time was gayy beat
By "many-twinkliug," Houri feet
| forget
Just how il ppened-Misier Blake
Invited me, Tom, just to make
Up The SET !
WE'LL l. of course dear Tom, refused;
And how you would have been amused
When the Goth
Asked help of two tall, s,alwart men
Seized on one shoulder, first, and then
Upon both
And needless of my boyish bluShinC,'
The three prevented me from rushing
To the door
And placed me opposite Miss Harner
The lass selected for my partner,
Upon the floor.
The "fgure" she did straightway show me
And in chasseiug, once, did throw me,
Such a glance
My watch four hours back turned,
Rejoicing that al last I'd learned
How 10 dance.
| started homeward; day was breaking;
And my full pulse was fairly aching
With delight /;
And now, in dreams, see Kate Hartner,
And "iorward two,n and "rurn my partner:
All the night
Cldrksviile, nd.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-25
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-08
will not now intepose any objection TO this bill Laugh

will not inteIpose any objection to this bhl Laugh
MIR. DAWSON Being perfectly convinced that the
influence will not be brought 10 bear TO which alluded
will Withdraw the objection. Laugher.I
The bill was then read third time and passed.
On motion by Mr. FELCH, the title was then amended
Michigan the right of way and donation OF public
land for the purpose OF constructing road from Grand
river 10 Montreal river, in said Stale"
NAUTICAL ALMANAC
MFR HALE. wish 10 have the Senate take up a Ieso-
luton which called up on Thursday last which was
laid over am told by the honorable from Ma
ryand who takes interest in this natter that there
is objection 10 passing IL day. hope the Senate
will pass over The prior orders for the purpose OF taking
it up.
Mr. GWIN. Before that resolution is taken up wish
10 ask the senator from New Hampshire question !
have been examining some reports made upon this sub
ec and appears 10 that we already have reports 10
all the objects embraced in that resolution, and
merely wish ask the senator if he has examined those
reposone made October 1852, and the other October
%, 1851
MIR HALE. | have not.
Mr.. GWiN They are extensive and cover this very
subject, and think he will find upon examining them
that his resolution is unnecessary. have no objection
10 il al all myself but suggest him TO let II lie over
till Tomorrow, and il there is anything IN the Iesolu
tioH which is not covered by them.
Mr.. HALE. have no objection TO letting IT lie over
for that purpose.
SO the resolution lies over.
CUMBERLAND DAM.
On motion by Mr.. UNDERWOOD, the bill 10 provide
Tor the repair and Improvement OF the Cumberland dam
taken up. Debate epsued, and without taking the
question: the further consideration OF the bill was post.
poned until to. morrow
The Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration of
doors were Teopened, and
The Senate adjourned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-08
Ry a. aREEN, AMetloneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUcTIoN.--on wednes-
shall sell front OF the premises
O'Clock p No. H. square No. 5a except The
Ii feet, from front TO rear
Also square part lot III which be sold
inches and lot 10 fronts GO feet ii inches, south
G, between * and ID streets.
Also square No. 49, fronting f.
Streets CO feet each running back 100 feet
50-feet alley.
The above property Handsomely
with rade a which rapidly improving
Terms balance twelve, aud eighteen
months Tho deferred payments,
bearing OF sale. deed given, deed OF
taken. TILE ndisputable,
June sd A. GREEN, hucioneor.
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PETITIONS, Ero., UNDER rnE RULE.


by Mr. DAVIS, OF Indiana The petition OF Dumas Dem
ng and others ctzens Of Tere Haue, Indiana pray
ing an apptopration the improvement of the nayga-
ton OF The Ohio river the Falls" by the construction OF
another aud free canal around the said falls, other
IMPROVEMENT as recommended by Colonel Long, suporin.
lendent OF improvements In his last reports refer
red 10 the Committee on Roads and Canals.
Iy Mr. CHANDLER The memorial Of Samuel Q. Morton
and other presidents OF fire insurance companies in Pha
delpha, asking restoration oil duties paid ON merchan-
disc destroyed by fire.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-08
ny J. Q. MCGUIRE, Auciioneer.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PRIVATE FAMILY AT
Ill AUCrI0NOn Thursday morning, June 10, 10 O'Clock,
SELL Pennsylvania avenue between l7h and 18th
west, Of family declining housekeeping
consisting Of
sofa and patlor chairs,
sdeboard mahogany secretary and bookcase
dining and breakfast tables, rOut tables
DO centre table, ladies' work table
Cane and waod- chairs and rockers
Maple bedsesds and wasbstnnds, wardrohes
Mahogany bureaus, toilet tables and glasses
Feather beds and pillows, shuck mattresses
Paror dnaget and ingram carpets
Venetian stair carpets and rods, mating
OicIoth, Venetian blinds, reed blinds
Curtains cornccs, hall lamp, walters
solar lamp, dinner and tea sets
Crockey and glass ware, refrigerator stoves
Together with good Of kitchen requisites
25 UNDER SIS credit Of sixty and nine
for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
q JAS. Z, MCGUIRE,
June 5-eo&d Aucuoneer.
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By A. GREEN, Auctionecr.

no CARPENTERS AND BUTLDERS-HOUSE TO BE RE-
i MOVED, Ar AUCTloNon Tuesday, the eth June, shall
SOIL The premises, O'Clock, m, tho substantial
building alley back between
Is, fronting Mr.. Gdcon's stable.
Mr. Nat Smith, Of the material,
good Of IL is 30 by 40 feet be
moved in days from day OF sale.
months satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest A. GREEN,
uue4 -dts Aucuoneer.
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Sales To-Day.
by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by "A. SASEIlS, Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTI0N.-On Tuesday
the 9Th Instant shall sell on the premises, at O'Clock,
nc building lots situated the Of north and 2s
being lots Nos 7s and in No. I02 Each lot
as street OFF, feet running back 100 feet containing
all IL 900 feet
Terms fourth cash balance in l. g and pur
Of sale
payments deed given, and deed Of taken tile indis
puable.
June Sd A. GREEN, Auctionccr.
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requested that the Observatory engaged in
making observations connexon with the astronomical
expedition the public requires that tho officers
engaged interrupted and therefore been
decided Observatory vsters every evening
ysters be admitted any between M, and o p
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EN N - .ssss.ssf5
baltimore and Washington Railroad.
PASSENGER folowsi
Leave Washington at and ., m, 2l m, and 4,
Leave Baltimore NJ ~ and 2, ?. ms aud ~, p. m.
On Sundays The second and third trains from Washington and
the second and fourth from, Baltimore omitted.
Tickets checks Philadelphia and New York be
h y ,o eeo sna q a ana
baltimore and fhiadephia 70 he next railroad station
Communication tickets TO Badensbnrg at sia per quarter win be
''''''"'' ''''" T. II. PARSONS,
Ap a5--dn Agent
- FOURTH PhiadepiaWines, liquors OF all
cs importation from the and producers be had
ess Washington city shortest nouce-heght paid
by "Adamss Express" -
Madeiras, Meet, extra
Ports Chcquot
Red wine, Dine,
Tenonne, Perpchot
Lisbon usidsick,
Niuscat, and mapyiothcrs
Frontignan, Sparkling Moscle,
Malaan, Hockheim,
sauternc, Marcobrunn,
Burrandes, the largest stock in Philadelphia.
Brandies Of al sorfs
pale casks, dsuon botes, with cheap
Scotch whiskey Monorsahca Bourbon spirits
brandy blackberry and wild cherry brandcs Scotch
ale, London porter and stout bbr Of and dozen.
Uarara Cigars,
| wholesale o by the quarter
The only establishment where wincs &C, dircc,
nom the original package IN which imported.
Iocs, Country JSode
and consumers supplied, wholesale by dcmohn
Orders BY post telegraph, limit price, guaranteed
be SATISFACTORILY Gicd, o goods taken back.
duena countries 81 Europe with
there enable offer good articles cheap os and examine
Cheap Wine Store, No. 70 wanu, st., Philadelphia
Feb ia-dy
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Mr.. SIBLEY demanded the previous question: which
being seconded by the House,
On motion, the House adjourned
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ny A. GREEN, Auctionesr.

GOOD Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUG
ToNOn Wednesday, the s,h inst shall sell in front Of the
premises, Mt ~ O'Clock, good famc house
Massachusetts Of
The LOT through The house contains
sir good
Terms sale. TILE good.
June sd A. GREEN Aueuoneer
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Gy-Medical association Of the District Of Columbia
An adjourned meeting held the Washington Inrmary,
wednesday morning, June 9h - o'clock Full attendance is
particularly requested
r. X. STONE, Secretary.
June g. 3tsunTuWed Telegraph and Repubiic.J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-14
The Turf.

USioy Covnsr, l.. I-TRorrISo.-say IL, match
~ 900. three mile heats, in harness.
John Perrin named g. r. Eagle Of the West .....l
J. Somcrindyke named e. m. Lady vernon. :
Time, S:30-s:34-S34.
The above beautifully contested ALTAR through
ont in fct one of the best three mile that ever
took placc on the Island The Indictment state Of the
weather and tho very heavy state of the track will
count for the time.
UNION COURSE, T.. I-TRoruvG.--SIay - purse $780,
$50 second best mile heats bct three in FIVE in
ness.
=. Mclaughlin entered CHI g. Zachary Taylor1 2 IL
jas Whclplcy entered g. IN Lady Suffolk. 3 az
w. Whelan cntsrcdb. x Jack Rossiter. 3 dis
@. spcor entered g. q Vermont. DIR.
H. Woodruff entered b. z. Boston Girl DIR.
Tine, 23e-235-2:33k -2:35-234
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-14
The Cansa Bill-Its Inception, Patcralty
Progress, and Speedy Dissolution.

The history Of legislation, the action of combina-
tions of men IN power, the unrcgulatcd spirit OF
speculation in this State, present no parallel, no
comparison, to the yilanies and corruptons brought
into requisition upon what is Familiarity known
the Canal law Of 1851. Its conception had men Of
all parties engaged and its Originaors-i is charity
to belicve-had no design TO make it political
hobby. The bantling was hrs. introduced to light
in the House Of Assembly, in the month of Feb
ruary, by member from the county of Orleans
Silas NJ. Burroughs. Being profcssed democrat,
and holding. in a measure, prominent position as
leader Of his party in the House, it was imagined
that be could carry sufficient number of his par
tisans to insure its passage through the House
The BILL upon being introduced was referred to the
Committee on Canals Of which Orlando Alien, n
wing member from Buffalo, was chairman. Here
it underwent protracted scrutiny. All the State
officers then in power, in consultation with Seward,
Weed, Abel, Seth G. Hawley, and other
master spirits, held daily and nightly confer
ences upon the bill The Chief Engineer, and all
his army Of subordinatcs, were added to the
concave. Burroughs, and few hard shell
hunlsers, were permitted to have voice in
pcrfecting its details. Finally, after a month OF
protracted meetings, the committee, through
Mr.. Allen, presented the bill, though modified
most essentially from the one originally intro
duced by Mr.. Burroughs. Being conscience.
stricken at the daring attempt TO violate plain
section Of the constitution Of the State, the
consprators obtained, in advance, an opinion from
John c. Spencer, pronouncing the bill perfectly I'M
exceptionable as regards its interference with the
fundamental law. The discussion Of the biz was
quite full and free in tho private circles Of members
many days before it was taken up in the House
Thus, the fact became evident that large portion
Of the democratic members intended TO resist its pas
sage, mainly on the ground of its unconstitutona-
ty. 1t then began TO wear n party aspect. The
democrats planted themselves behind the opinions
Of Hoffman and others, as expressed IN the conycn-
ton of ls2l-contcnding that no more money could
be annually applied to the finishing the canals than
Is expressly reserved for that purpose in the consti-
tuition. They urged, with great zeal, the absolute
necessity of submitting the question Of borrowing
the nine millions, directly to the people They also
earnestly protested against making The canal
venue certificates n basis for banking purposes,
rs they could not be recognized as State stocks
or any other security provided BY the banking
laws Of the State. The discussion OF the bin
was mostly on The democratic side. The wings Of
the House, having become united upon il, were
tain Off passage through that body, and consumed
very little time, merely referring 10 Mr.. Spcnccrs
opinion as an answer TO all the arguments against
tbe bill. week or 50 was cunsumed upon il il