Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-20
"A STRING OF ITEMS,

IN his hut in the Everglades.
The Free Soil Vote in New York, /, is es
tlmated, will not exceed $4,000.
THERE is not a resident medical man in
The interior of Australia.
forE PTus TX. refuses stou,ly to go ,c
france and crown Louis Napoleon.
NExr Thursday is Thanksgiving in this
State.
LANCASTER CO, has population number
ing nearly 100000 souls.
Chicken, turkey, and nice pie time is close
a, hand.
Tns Mississippi Flag advocate Gov. Foo,e
for U. S. senator.
Welded life, says happy husband, is
perpetual fountain of domestic sweets.
THERE is green corn yet 10 be had in mar.
ket. Slewed icicles in July may happen
next.
The BARRIERS OF Cincinnati intend in short
time TO raise their prices of shaving to
ten cents face.
CARLYLE has got the rheumatism, while
Boz is sorely vexed with high living and bit
ters-in the shape of gout
Orange comfy, N. c., The residence of the
Hon. VIM A. Graham. gives Whig gain Of
4O2.
CRUEL The Home Journal has this item
-"TnEoDoRE PARKER and DANIEL WEBSTER
The livisg ass and the dead lion"
IT cost James Hazard, a colored man,
nearly SIS to smoke cigar in Cambrige
street, Boston.
PETER PRrNcELY, an Englishman, lOs
years old, voted at Northampton. Mass, on
Monday.
Coop fat sheep may be had in Mexico for
25 cenis The mutton market must be
dopn.
In New York city General Pierce ran 4i25
votes ahead Of Seymour, Democrat; for Gov
ernor.
LANCASTER beats Berks this time 47O votes.
There was good deal of betting on he two
counties.
There has been an advance in iron, within
the last few weeks, of ten dollars on the
ton.
CuBA OF THE GULF ?-Sandwich Islands OF |
the Pacific! The Ayes have il i, is SO or
dcred, and entered upon the minutes.
Ir is estimated that no less than one hun
dred thousand dollars has been lost and won
on the recent election in Louisville.
A company of one hundred young men of
Cincinnati, intend stating for Australia next
spring.
THE American S anda,d, Of Harrisburg, is
defnnct. The proprietor blanched with fear
al The prospect of starvation.
GOLD HALF DoLLARs.-A private mint in
California is coming half dollars, some of
which have reached this country.
A vein of coal, four feet thick, lying un-
der twelve fee; of rock, has been discovered
in Burton, Geauga CO., Ohio.
THE total vote of Maine for President falls
$4,000 short of the vote for Governor in Sep
tember.
THE cholera is said TO have decreased in
those parts of Europe where il SO recently
prevailed.
A LUMP of pure.gold, weighing ten pounds
and four ounces, was recently taken out of
bed in California.
ACCOUNTS from Vienna state that The Aus
trian Government does not intend TO recog-
nize the title of Napoleon III.
AN alligator, which measured eleven feet
in length, was caught under The whaIf in
New Orleans; on The 2sih.
THERE is such scarcity Of thieves in
England, that they are obliged TO offer large
rewards for them.
HOG TRANsAcTroN.-Capt. Cassins NJ,
Clay sold, few days ago, in Madison CO.,
Ky, 1000 hogs at 4A cents gross, payable
when Pierce would be elected.
"SwEET are the uses of adversely" This
may account for the licking which the Wings
received from the Democrats So says the
Albany Evening Journal.
THE New York Tribune thinks that now
i, can advocate the Maine Liquor Law with
out being told that it will ruin the Wing
party.
Snow is foot deep up in the interior OF
New Hampshire, while hot weather, mus
quitoes, and yellow fever are just going out
South Carolina.
FRANCE has an army of 100000 men, 32a
ships-of-war, including lo2 steamers, and
27,O00 seamen. Austria has $40, 600 men !;
Prussia 225,oOO. and Russia 100000.
TROUBLES are anticipated in Australia be-
tween cross-breeds coming in. The Yankees
are getting too numerous there for long peace
and quiet under bayonet government
A LETTER from Vienna states that Austria
and Prussia together, in case of war with
France, could bring into the field two mil.
lisns of men.
LAST year there were len thousand hogs
driven to Madison from Trimble and Henry
counties Ky This wear the number will