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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-27

KossUTH, in recent letter 10 The Nation
al Reform League in England, says he is
done with his oralory, and as to the present
state of European Democracy, il is best not
10 talk abou, il. Nothing short of an extra
ordinary emergency, promising some prac.
iica result, shall ever induce him, he says,
to deviaie from the chosen rule, never 10
speak any more in England publicly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-27

The best line of business for medical
man to follow is a railway line
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-27

BEAUTIFUL THOUGHT There is but one
breath of air and beat Of the heart between
this world and the next. And in the brief
interval of painful and awful suspense,
while we feel that death is with US, that we
are powerless, and He all powerful, and the
fast faint pusaton here is but the prelude of
endless life here afler We feel in the midst
of The stunning calamity about 10 befal US,
that earth has no compensating good TO the
severely of our loss But there is no grief
without some benificent provision to soften
its inlenseness. When the good and The
lovely die, the memory of their good deeds,
like the moonbeams oa the stormy sea, lights
up our darkened hearts, and lends TO the sur
rounding gloom beauty so sad, so sweet
that we would not, il we could, dispel the
darkness that environs us.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-27

No MoRE PUTTY-The anxious inquiries
concerning the price of this article are abou.
TO be silenced. Some Down East operator
has got a way of setting glass without putty.
The window sash is made entirely of wood,
the outside permanent. The inside is franz
ed in such manner that the parts can be
readily removed, for the purpose Of inserting
the glass, which is placed between slips of
India rubber, which when the parts OF the
sash are replaced, causes The glass to be per-
sec,ly firm. The moveable parts of The sash
are secured 10 their place by knob screw,
which makes pretty finish.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-27
w o q d. S
Pamphlet Laws Of 1852.

ATOTICE is hereby given that the Pamphlet
~ Laws of 1852 are received, and ready for
distribution to those who are entitled to receive
them.
JAMES BEARD Proth'y.
Sunbury Sept. 25, 1852.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-27
uARBJsBURG STEAM WOOD

HARRISBURG STEAM WOOD
yEyURNING AND SCROLL SAVING
IL SHOP.-Wood Turning in all its branches,
in city style and at city prices. Every variety oil
Cabinet aud Carpenter work either on hand or
turned to order.
Bed Posts, Bausters, Resets, Slat and GUAR
ter Moulthngs, Table Legs, Newell Posts rat
terms, Awning Posts, Wagon HUBS ooiuinhs'
Round or Octagon Chisel Handles, &c.
cy' This shop is in STRAWBERRY Ale
LEY. near Third Street, and as we intend to
plcose all our customers who want good work
done, it is hoped that all the trade viii give us
call. -.
ry- Tcn.Pins and Ten-Pin Balls made to Or
der or returned.
The attention of Cabinet Makers ana 0arPen, PEN
tors Is called to our new style of TWIST
MOIjLDINGS. Printers Rglcts at $ per 100
feet. .I W. w. my
February 7, lS52.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-27
NEW SERIES VOL. 8, NO. 80.
TERMS OF THE AMERICAN.

THE AMERICAN is published every Saturday Mt
TWo DOLLARS per uimum to be puid half yearly in
advance No paper discontinued until ALL arrcarages
paid -
All communications or letters business relating to
The oitce to insure attention, must be POST PAID.
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Supreme Court Decisions.

Twenty-one decisions rendered in this Court
yesterday We enabled to give the decisions in eight
only, to wt
r. T. L. Collins appellants. vs. l.. a. PeQ,tin. a1,peIiee
Appeal from Fifth District Court Neytlreans Jude-
ment affirmed.
John OBren, appellee VS.. Daniel M,ssha ajpeilant
peal from Third District Court of Ne xoreans Judgment
affirmed. =.
j. b Guraud, appellee. VS. HIM r. Mayo appeUant--Ap-
peal dismissed as frivolous. with $50 damages and costs
Succession Of Mrs E. H. Dorsey, G,eenb,ny Dorsey
Eaeeutor, appellant, vs. L. q Ga,,nis appeHse-Appeal
from Second District Court NewOrleans For reasons
given by the District Cour t. Judgment affirmed
Collins T. brts. dppe Rees. Hugh Duff. appellant.
Appeal from the Distrc Court of Laourche Interior
W. f. Thompson, ppeitee, VS.. R r. Barow appellant.
Appeal from Terrebo' Inc. Judgment affirmed
ooad'9h Whif'ock, appellee r. r. Barron appellant
Appeal nom Terrc oonnc. Judgment affirmed.
The State Of Le lisiana a3pelinnt VS. Thomas Cesr,ry
"lTeNa,-Appeal. from Assumption Judgment affirmed.
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Music ann the Drama.

FRENCH III GarRElalveys opera of the Jcwess'' wa,
sseyre having entirely received from his cold
gave inl to his voice which is of considerable
compass and power and from the frequency of the ap.
pause We should judge that he is fast establishing
hmse If fsvoritc with the public Paola gave more
Warmth and spirit to her action than usual There is
COZ mess about her style generally which operates
rious drawback to the powers and attachments which she
really possesses This is fault which may readily be
corrected the more easily, because il be rather
the result of tmdity than the entire absence of passion
for at times she displays bursts of energy srknsly in
contrast with her general tamencss.
The house brilliant and crowded cyincing the true
taste 'd our community which seldom passes over any
thing calculated to give refined pleasure convey instc
ton bit can never be brought tolerate bare
The opera will be repeated again night
ST. CHARLEs THENrRE.-The Rousset Sisters were very
large number of ladies among the audience If grace
beauty and elegance combined with that native oesty
which robs the ballet of all its Objectionable features can
claim any attention at their hands, they will them all
nthese fair sisters Tonight the ballet Gise will be
played which, in addition to its exquisite dances affords
fine opportunity for the M play of Amee Caroline rare
pantommic powers
MADAME cELEsrE made her appearances. at the National
Theatre. Cincinnati The 10th She has not been in
that city for ten years
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Photographed to the DAILY Crescent y


w ID tbt suutbfrn Gnr
Later from Errape-Arrival Of the Hun-
boldt-Cotton Active and F'irm-Bread-
stuffs Advancing = Great Doings in
-.4 NrwYonK Monday, Feb $50 r. A.
The steamer Humboldt has arrived at Halifax having
put in ut that port in consequence of damage her rudder
suffered from heavy storms her passage She brings
dates from Liverpool the 18th inst inclusive, three
days later than those brought by the America The fol
lowing is summary of her news
Liverpool Markets.
Na..-.a-|... IIvERPooI, January -.
There has been a good demand in the Cotton market
yesterday and to-day and of the two days reach
1900 bales of which 1000 American have been taken for
export. Prices have been firm, but are without any
quoable change. American Flour has advanced Is. r
Dbl Corn and Wheat have also advanced Cd to Is h
quarter.
Trade in the manufacturing districts is healthy.
British Cabinet-The Prometheus Outrage
NEwYoRk. February @ 6 P. NJ.
The Humboldt brings the following important items of
political and general intelligence:
The London Times states that nothing can now save
the Cabinet from dissolution unless it be materially
modified
The London News says that the British Government
will express to the Cabinet at Washington, in the most
manly terms its dsapprobation of the outrage committed
on the Prometheus and that the perpetto of the out
rage will be degraded
France-National Guard Dissolved-Ban-
ishment of Leading Men-Reign of Ter
ror.
Louis Napoleon has issued decree dissolvng the Ma
tonal Guard saying that he will direct their reorganiza
ton when their services required for the preservation
of public order
Victor Hugo Gen Changarnier, NJ THEIRS and Girar-
din with six hundred and twenty Representatives have
been bansheG from France Arrests continue to be made
daily the condition of Paris is resolved into perfect
Reign of Terror Louis Napoleon is exercising des
potc power preparatory to procamng himself Emperor
of France
The French funds declining under this condition OF
affairs
New York Markets
NEwYoRK, February .. P.
The demand for Cotton has been moderate to-day par
ties waiting for the steamer Sales 700 baes-prices un
| common &C. p Is.
and Key West.
CHARLESTON, February 9
The steamer Isabe arrived this morning from Havana
and Key with daesfrom those places to the S0th ut
| The Empire City arrived ut Havana on the 2sth The
news there unmportant The Sugar market is scantiy
supplied and Muscovado of ordinary qualities have been
selling at reales Molasses has declined to lreales
Very little been doing in the Coffee market Exchange
On Network and Boston 2D2s per cent. discount
Freigllts dull. Produce scarce.
At Aatanzas. the 27th Molasses had declined to X
reales. with large operations at that price Sugar was
dull Freights--Moasses l1a(d)2 reales.
The brig Mount Vernon sailed from Havana for New
Orleans on the 25th and the Marshall from Cardenas
the 2Sth
KEY WEsrCaptan Burgess started. on the 18th. fol
the Delta Shoals in the hope of getting off the ship Tea
mon. He took with him eighty men.
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I'll .gass~ Canal stt'eet."ss@ Ill
G r L Al BA r q MS.

O. NJ. SIMPSON
~ respectfully Inform city tbs public
generally just received LARGE LOTS GOODS bought
prices which enable him to offer them much lower than the uBun
Wholesale Among these
LARGE STOCK OF BAREGEs.
HANDSOME STYLES AT TWENTY. FIVE CENTS
PLAIN EXTRA FINE BAREGEs AT THIRTY CENTS. E
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF RIBBONS
of Wholesale Ribbon House has just been bought at On
IMMENSE SACRIFICED
OVER FOUR THOUSAND PIECES
will DIMES per piece to SIX BITS yard
ALI. AT LESS THAN HALF THEIR VALUE
5000 HANDSOME BELTS AT ONE DIME.
LACEcAPES, TRANSFERRED WORK from THREE DOLLARS UP
BEST KID GLOVES AT SIXTY CENTS.
IRISH LINENS
Of importation, and manufactured expressly trade
guaranteed and cheap no article elsewhere
GRAPE stIAw1S AND MANTIILAs, VERY CHEAP.
THREAD LACEs. RICH EVENING DRESSES
BLACK AND CoLORED SILKS.
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDRERCInEFS.
INCONSISTENCIES HOSIERY etc. etc.
re- AND ALL AT PRICES SURE TO PLEASE
In addition to the NEW GOODS OF which have
merated, purchasers assured that SELL OFF WINTER
GOODS, no regard will be paid TO first
A fine opportunity is now offered in
BLANKETS
FLANNELS AND
WOODEN DRESS GOODS.
MoUssEINE DE LANES formerly sold l2S cents
ofereda ONE DINIEl
ZEPHYR sACs, FOR CHILDREN, price 81 So be
ONE DOLLAR!
formerly sold at IS THREE DOIIARS1,
MERINo AND LAMBS WOODS UNDERCIoTHING, FOR LADIES
OR GENTLEMEN, AT TWENTY PER CENT UNDER COST.
A FULL STOCK OF GOODS SUITABLE FOR HousEKEEPERs.
HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS,.
TABLE DAMAsks
NAPKINS,
ToWELINGS,
sHEETINGs,
MATING,
TABLE COVERS,
RUGS, DOOR MATS,
MOSQUITO MEETINGS.
PLANTATION GOODS
The story full stock Of 0SSABuRS KERsEYS
INSEYs, NEGRO BLANKETS, DOMEsTfCS, etc. cheap at
step SIMPSONS, Canal street.,
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LeighsOn's RensOr0E.


FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT EMPORIUM
will opened WEDNESDAY, February J. 1885,! at the new on
No. SO CANAL STREET,
IT. s1REfr,
with an entirely o magnificent
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
The stock damaged by will he sold separately appraisers
pnre4.
Remember the address,
No. 6a CANAL STREET, door to St. Charles streOt
NJanufor No Park lnce.N awYor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-03

| THr BuRNING STEAMER AMAZON. The Royal
Mail steam packet Amazon. from Southampton for the
West Indies took fire about sixty miles west of Scley
and entirely consumed. with the mails officers crew
and passengers except twenty persons viz Mr. Vim
cent, midshpman seventeen of The and two pas
passengers who succeeded in getting off in of the
boats and picked after being her twelve hours
The Total number of persons board said have been
hundred and ftyfve. The fire supposed to have
originated from spontaneous combustion
The Amazon on her first voyage being the poneer
steamer of the line recently projected between South
ampton and the Ishnus of Panama intended to convey
the English mails from port TO port also to touch
the Island of St Thomas her trips She was built in
most superb manner with capacious and
machinery designed enable her make the voyage in
eighteen days instead of consuming twenty five days the
ordinary running time Of the old English mail steamers
that line. She sea on the ID of January
amid the cheers of thousands who had assembled to wit
her departure. and who little expected the faaa
catastrophe which was to follow The mass of
coal 1913 tons which she carried took It is said from
spontaneous combustion, She had on board f20300
sterling in specie and 500 bottles quicksilver valued ut
$3.50. This is of aha deporabe catastrophes
in tho annals of ocean steam avgaton The laundering
OF the President with all board the only equally
distcssing then the number passengers
so great
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-03

THOMAS L. WHITE, SO Canal street
BROWNS GREEK CLASSICAL LITERATURE
SCHMIDT 4 ZuMPT'S HORACE
fIIrCtCoCK'S GEOLOGY OF RELIGION.
| Hll.DRETITS UNITED sTA1ES-vols. md 8.
GUIDE TO SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE OF THINGS FAMILIAR
By Rev. DIR. Brewer
| HENDLY'S NAPOLEON'S OLD GUARD.
MATTHEW'S RULES OF ORDE-A Manual
in Meetings, lyreum# boia fe2 34t
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EXCHANGE PLACE. Hdjuining the Port-oNhcs,
TT BOOKS Published the United stases together
with the REVIEWS, MAGAZINES, NOVELS, etc. promptly
establishment issued from the ps.
Also the Engsh American STANDARD WORKS alwaya
kept oh hand.
Citizens Strangers respectfully invited to call
my AMERICAN OR FOREIGN BOOKS received and
All
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.Fe1U Lao Books.
tS- JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
an ]. b. STEELS 1N
III in. o. sTATIoNERs' wAREHoUsE,H(
w CAMP STREET. wv
ROCKWEILS SPANISH AND MEXICAN LAW IN RELATION TO
MINES AND TITLES OF REAL ESTATE, IN FORCE CALI
FoRNIA, TEXAS AND NEW MEXICo. AND THE TERRIFIC
RIEs ACQUIRED UNDER THE LOUISIANA AND FLORIDA
TREATIES, WHEN ANNEXED TO THE UNITED STATES.
HoWARDS U. S, SUPREME COURT REPoRT-vol II.
SCHMIDT;S LAWS OF SPAIN AND MEXTCO
WHITES LAND LAWS OF SPAIN, MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA
DOMAT'S CIVIL IAW-Trauslated by Cushing
CooPERS INSTITUTES OF JUsTINIAN.
CODE NAPOLEON.
ROBINsoN's LOUISIANA REPoRTS-le Scls
fe2 St9ptW ]. B. STEEL.
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SUPREME Court UNITED STArEs-Friday. Jan
% ls52-No. SO. A. Crawford appellant. u.s. J. Points
assignee etc This sub tilted to the court Oh
the record and printed arguments by Mr. Futz for the
appellant and by Mr. A. H. H. Stuart in behalf of the ap-
pellee "
Nos o. and 3D. J. Darlington H. plaintiffs in error
u.s. the Branch Bank of Alabama. These causes We're
argued by Mr. Campbell for the plaintiffs in error and by
Mi: Hopkins for the defendant in drror
No. % A. Erwin. appellant. rs w S l,asham et al.
appellant, ~ ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-03

SERIOUS ArrnAr-A few days ago atfray occurred
Warrenton. Va, between VIM. III Jennings Esd and Mr.
r. Helm which induced the of tue latter to interfere
and fire pistol at Jennings, making slight shwound
in his Back Jennings immediately returned the fire. but
Helm having fallen to the ground the ball passed
him. and striking posi- glanced of and posed through
the coat of co'pred The ARRAY then ended and
the parties were subsequently, held to bail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-03
MORNING, FEBRUARY 5, 1852.

MARRIAGES DEATHs.-We will hereafter publish the
simple announcement Of marriages and deaths free
charge
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-03

LYcEuAt Observation-Disclosures Gltiop gives the fourth
of his interesting series of lectures at the Lyceum Hall
this evening The subject will be ne state of the arts in
Egypt previous TO the birth of alam U.
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To Odd FeIlOecs.

THE ODD FELLOWS TEXT BOOK
AN ELuC1DATION OF ODD FELLOWSHIP detail OF
the system in all its es with Forms
with Music for important occasions
guidance of Officers and Lodges. by Pnhnl Donaldson,
Grand Master OF the r. w. Lodge York
with elegant Illustrative Engrayings.
Far sale By ]. c. MORGAN, Literary Depot,
ic2 2t2ptW Exchange Place adjoining post6fser,
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OF THE COUNCIL OF THE SECOND MUNICIPAL

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ten lines in pearl, will be invariably adhe red to- Wiz
First insertion, all al O0
Every Subsequent insertion 81
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Liberal discount will made with those who year
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All marked will DO published month charged
!. accordingly.
The Crescent has claims upon advertisers medium
munaton with the public. its circulation, which
into the hands the proprietor
and rapidly the increase through the in
October 49, 1851.
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. Our neighbor of the Delta, and some others
of our contemporaries. are cnriously silent on
our intimatcd power Of making disclosures as to
the use of money and Mr.. Robb's views of Con-
solidation. Well, we don't care to lift the cur
| tain unless we are forced to do so. We think
| it would help us to very full vindication Of
| some things which we have said, and which are
| growled at, at most respectful distance from
| the main point.
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The FOLLOWING Goods selling on

CHEAP FOR CASH.
BOYS AND CEfTLpREN,s CLOTHING
Boys Black, Blue Brown, and Olive Cloth Frocks;
Pokns;
Gray Cloth Jackets;
French and Scotch Tweed jackets;
Binck and Blue Cloth Cloaks;
Beaver Pilot Cadet Blanket 0veftons
Cblden's Black and Fancy COlored Cloth Suits;
Blue Brown and Olive Polka Jacket,
Cloth and Tweed Toga and Sack Coats;
q. Black and Fancy Colorcd Cashmere Pants;
Boys JBaei and Fancy CoOred Cashmere Pnntaloons
:. Black and Cooed Silk md Sat Vests;
White Colored Marselles VESTS,
GLOVES
Black, White and Colored Gloves;
Whit Silk
Cashmere, SIerino Iie Thread Gloves:
Fine and Heavy Buck Gloves Different sizes.
SUSPESDERS of kinds.
SILK AND SATIN CRAyAIs.
Black ard Fancy Silk and Satin Crayat.;
Black italian CrGvas, o nehas
Linen and silk IIanIkarehts;
White and Cooed Linen fnndk
Best Spaheds India Bandala Pongee Silk Iandksrcbsf
II TRUNKS VALIsEs, CARPET BAGS COTTON AND SILK
UMBRELLAS INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every de. rutou
~ ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AHD no DErIAYY0y a.,
jas qpf ALFRED AuNROE d co, "a Magazine st,.r,
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BY Observation-Disclosures Jan. 2e,-The Boston, Spar
hawk, huntsville and Winfield Sc oft arrived last nigh
from below The weather has been damp and wet to-day
at this point has seven inches in the last twenty fu
hours fire occurred at Cairo last Thursday destroyer.
the store OF b. s. Harrell and other buildings
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died :.

Thursday, January the Rev C. Anenhau
IAGO QuINTERo and Miss LOlSA BELTRAN DE SANTaCRUz
fOthf rom HAVANA
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Icr BouSp-rhe ship Flora McDonad from Liverpool
with 800 passengers, at last accounts ice bound in
Chesapeake bay WIN o"'s US DAVIS provisions,
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The Bee says that its only known conductor
is at Baton Rouge. 1t was the supposition that
the article we noticed was written by him OF at
his instigation, which, under the peculiar cir
cumstances of the case, alone provoked notice
from us
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aa- Mr.. EDITOR: I notice in W

In this city, February ROBERT MCKEE,
o county Downs Ireland, late fromN Mobile.
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7#-T 7.0777 ~ -7E73l-I An SEA, Ucto5ef 8 165l.
SRI feel it duty owe myself az an officer OF tins
ship and citizen of the United States Of America to ex
press to you sir the guest my sincere and heart
determination to leave this vessel and to disayow any
participation in the complaints and charges that have
been brought against you and your noble associates
Hoping that this manifestation Of my true feeling may
meet with credit your part and that prosperity
attend you and your glorious cause am sir with high
aptaa,,, ~. s t6s 3ss So. 48s P a. w ArMot,tI
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ROOk-Keepinu.
Ms - aB The THEORY and PIP aTSTIr,E or ,,,o,,.
mrs acknowledged 10 be far greater min ~ y, rs ~,
. AT CRlTTENDENS BOOKKEEPING; ROOMS III III s,
"a Nh M lie COUNTING HOUSE pr ATiE ~, ",
PUPIL ~ Nha'r1 SoiiE FAMILIAR TO TILE
TGsEEHHILEAiEN ARE NOT RESTRICTED To SET N17,,, 80
ACCOUNTS " villa bhcoME MASTERS or,
BOOKKEEPING. - Ni'i'ihNbhS's TREATISE ON
- Gg OFFICE No IS CAMP STREET corner of G,;ou
janDYo