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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


LDANY, TROY, AND LEBANON SPRINGE-THE
"A Of the New York and Harlem Railroad leave the
City Hall station, New York, daily (Sunlays exceptod)
connecting with the western Railroad Albany and Troy
aisto stations Az O'Clock p H-Acoommo dation train
10 Chatham Four Corners, connecting with Western Rail-
road going cast Passengers for Lebanon SPRING. will take
tho O'Clock train 70 ChathA Western Railroad to
Canaan and stage 70 Lebanon arriving esrlv the a
tsrnoon. gsrs through 81 n. sL0AT, Superintendens
NAMDxN AND AMBoY RAILROAD FOR PHILApEL.
~ phiA.-Leaves By steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier No.
North river ~ A. NJ ard r. NJ throrgh In ~ hours
Faro, FIRST class second class (by n line only) ST.
esturnins leave Philadelphia, foot Of walnut reet at
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs. DAILY.
Ii Sundays exceptei) from Chambers Street, for Al
bany And Troy. = Through Fares all Trains 2l.CC.-
nxpxeBs Train A. n through in hours connecting with
trains reaching Buffalo Montres O'clock evening
Nail Train A. M.-ThrouGh Way Trains Al and r. l.
-Exproes Train P. M.-Acoommod stion Train 7.3O p n
Sunday Nail Train p. n. from Canal Street-Passcn
sors taken ~ Chambers Canal Christopher 18th, and a
streets. GEO. STARK. Superintendent.
NEW YORK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IN cd States Mail and Express Lines through in four
York from foot q Cortandt street at and and
For FIRST class S. Cd Tin and AMI 81 80. For Bat-
moro, Washington Norfolk and eston-through tick
cts ssd in the above lines and through baggage carried in
the A. NJ and 81 p H. lines from New York. Passengers
with baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before he trains
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NOR sAvANNAH-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
IL wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt j. &.
walton, Will leave philadelphia for ssysnnsh ON wednes.
day the 7th inst 10 o'clock A. M from second wharf
above Vine street In speed and strength and in every ar
this ship unsurpassed Fare feom New York PhAdsl
pha stearge So The State Of Georgia leaves Is above
every alternate Wednesday. Agents in Philadelphia Heron
4 Martin, 37ls North wharves
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SAIGON s ssS. SAIGON sissas
Including stewards fecs.
limited number Of third GLASS passengers will 30 tafeA
rom Phsdslgha and Livsrgeo and found In proys9ns
Certificates OF passage will issued hero 10 PARTIES whe
are DESTROYS Of bringing out ths friends ~
rAtes
Freight cs pcr ton Oosrse goods hardware Aa will -
An experienced surgoon will DO carried on esoh ship.
Email drafts drawn at sight England and Ireland
For freight or passage, apply TO
THOMAS RICHARDSON, H. Exchange place, N. YORK.
and No. Walnut strees Philadelphia
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS l. CO.. Liverpool
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, to the owners, occupant
eupants of all houses and lots improved unimproved
and affected thereby that the following assessments have
been completed by the Asessors and lodged In tho
once Of the Bureau Of for examination BY all
A. between Twenty and Twenty streets The
limits embraced such assessment include all the several
houses lots ground lots and parcels Of
land situated on both sides Of avenue from Twenty
Sourth street, 6 feet westerly from A. ALI per-
sons, whose interests affected by the above named
who opposed the same either
she are requested present their objections in writing
10 the undersigned At their Office No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from tho date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department 0ot.
g. 1852.
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NOR sAvANNAH-U s. MAIL LINE-THE SUPE.
ror steamship FLORIDA, Capt Thomas Lyon Satur-
day. Nov. 9th at o'clock NJ from pier T. N r. Applyto
sAMLL MITCHELL, No. Front street. The Asbams
and fare these ships have
artnrn tha
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rance Company have renewed their once to the new
buidnE NO wall street. opposite New street The 90 n
pany continue to insure against buildings morchan
disc and property generally al the lowest standard rates
JAS. W. OTIS, President.
r. W. BLEEcKrR, Secretary.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice s hereby given that the following petition
the Board of Assistant Aldermen
grade Fifth from Forty second to Forty ninth street,
All persons interested having objections thereto,
quested to present them in writing to the
his enice, before the 4th day of November inst
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
October g. 1852
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They GLASS New York built ships, provided wish
s requisite articles for the comfort and Of pas
seng and commanded By Of experience In sho trade
$780, without wines liquors Goods
cent tho subscribers will be forwarded free from any
shArsss but those actually incurred.
BOYD " HINCKEN, Agents, lc4 Pearl street.
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THE MARRIED W0MAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
pi,e.ses u Women.Twenteth edition. ismo. pp -
Price siYears Of suffering Of physical and mental
auisb many afectonats wife, and pecunary dieuk
ties the husband might have been spared bya tmsly
possession Of this work. intended especially for -
married. or those contemplating marriage, a diselosso
important secrets which should DO known TO them partisu
larly. -,
either anheod the other In the dseli
Of yesrs-n whom nature contemplates an importanA
change discover the causes symptoms, and the nee
ecient remedies and the most certain mode Of eurs,
Extract Of letter from gentleman In Dayton ohicJ
Dr.A. N. xAvRlenAv. No. lze Liberty s.rsss:-.
p.ss srMy we has been psrsspsis{ sinking g
guh and suffering months before and durI her e:n-
hnementevsry successive one more and more debieesn9
and pICstrssins her. gstsing her IL. in inm.sns s1ns
posed this state Of things inevitable and resigned
self to meet the worst. Az this time (now about ~
months heard your book highly spoken Of ocnsan1e
cannot express 70 you lie relief Il saordsd drsss1
mind and the Joy its pages impaired TO my wife,
that the great discovery Of DcsemsaS1 RtsSsssss
ssyss u ~ &
have passed over my head In all human .s;i1r -
wife would have been in her grave ana ~
II IT, Of course imprseticNbIs % convey mcr ri nH
serious treated shsy are sco.empias.S ~
rage No S:,ss sasss New 4S
fi,sle Co.. Albany Joseph Tusaes. Mobile. Ala; IL
Peterson No chcsnut street Phiisdspns Xs - -
sess o. - suy psrs Of The United ssatss All lesse -
PossS3v.ssed pcst paid, to DR.. n nAURICkAU, eo1lX
Ssv YorK Post once once No. 10 Liberty stresS
y &. q sss ;se ". %Sss az, .sy i.ss
smsn vks nay desire H. free o. s1psnses ~ 80 - -
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TITO THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND CHAGRES :
BY the British royal mail steamship CONWAY, Capt.

ITO THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND CHAGREs
BY the British royal mail steamship CONWAY, Capt.
This stesmshp is designed to sail Savannah Georgia.
MONTH for Chagres touching 40 Nassau, N. p Inagua
with the Turks Islands mas) and jamaica She will be
due Chagres tbs 18th month and return the
18th, by same route, to Savannah.
limited number OF passengers persons VINO desire 10 AVOID
crowded boats will find the route desirable one and in
yads who wish spend the winter among the West India
ssnds may anl coavoyanoe In the com
addition TO those nsmed atove- -
Antigua, Guadalupe, 81. Kits,
Barbados, Havana, b. Lucia,
Carri2oon, Honduraa ST. Thomas,
CarthagenA, Jacmel St. Vincent,
Demarnrn, Martinique, Santa Martha,
Dominica, Montserrat, Tampico,
Grenada, Nevis Tobago,
Grey Town, Porto Rcos Trinidad,
TIE RATES PASSAGE ARE,
From Savannah TO Nassau. $50
Do DO. lnagua. 90
90 90. Jamaica. ........'.. 49,. ~ ~
(noiudins stewards foeaj
and In proportion 10 the other Islands.
specie conveyed tho terms For engagements
plyto ANDREW LOW T. CO, Agents, Savannah.
Passengers freight for the r. M Steamships will DO
conveyed to or from New York BY the U. g. Mail Ships
FLORIDA, ALABAMA. and AUGUSTA.
SAML. L. MITCHELL Agent, 1874 FronS street, N. r.
VANDERBILT LINE.-roR SAN FRANCISCO.
The only line giving Tickets for crossing she dstnus
The favorise double engine steamship PR0aEIHEUs U
Pm precisely, Friday, November for San Juan del
Nore connecting with the Pacific steamer over the Mia;
Transit route having but twelve miles OF land ran-
sportaton These bare unriyaled in their accom-
odatons and ventilation Ior information or passage,
apply only 10 ID. B. ALLEN, Agent,
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby given to the owner owners oooupAas or occu
pants Of all houses and lots improved unmproved lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the and lodged In the office Of
viz space four feet wide Through
and Macdougsl streets The limits embraced by such
all the several houses and lots Of ground
let's pieces and Of land, situated the
southerly side Of Blssoker strvet s feet saery from
Macdougal ALI persons whose interests affected
by the above named asessmens and who opposed to
the either Of them requested to present their
Object in writing to the undergnei their Office
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date OF
this notice. SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Oot 80
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IN COMPANY The United States Mail steamers, ths
FRANKLIN. J: A. Wotton, commander and ,he HUN.
BOLDT, y. Lines, commander, will leave Now York.
Hare Spd FOX ths year 1857 on ths fellow
ing days.
LEAVE NEW YORK LEAVE HAvHn.
Humboldt Satdsy, Sept = Humboldt wodns, oot y
franklin, Oct ~ Ersnklin, Nov. ~
Humboldt Nov. % Humboldt Doc. q
franklin, Deo. Is Franklin, jan H. 90
These built expressly for service Of
burthen each arc not ether for speed
strength, comfort by vessels Afoat. Thor
Of the moat approved kinda
Stopping Southampton both going and returning they
eeding 70 London advantages
shy other line in the economy Of both time and money
Prloe Of passage from New York 70 southamptonof 40.
Prom Hsyre or Southampton 70 New York .fasS
No passage secured until paid for An experienced Sur
Voon on board
Fer freight or passage, apply 10
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent. IS Broadway
WILLIAM ISELIE, HAvre.
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ITO DAGUERREAN ARTisTs.-A NEW INVOICE o.
scale plates warranted perfect just received, aaa I'd
sale 1T the lowest prices. By VICTOR BISHOP, - kAdso
lane
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON
" f. NJ Fitch, Commander will sail for Bre touch
ing at Southampton on Saturday November o. from Pier
In first cabin main saloon. SlU
In first cabin, lower saloon.
In second bin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ca
An experienced surgeon attached to the ship All let
through the Post Once Specie delivered in
Havre and London. For passage or freight, apply to
M0LLER. SAND ~ RIRRA, Agents, 70 South street.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

GORPORATI0N NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby ven that pettion has been presented In the
nus 70 e Bowery All persons interested in the above
and having thereto requested the
!ame IN writing TO the Contract Clerk, ct his once,
sefore November J, 1854 NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Oroton Aqueduot Department. October ~ 1061
CORPORATIoN N0rICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given, that petition has been presented In the
board o. aldermen for sewer in Prince street from Mac;
Also resolution for sewer in Feth street, from Eighth
avenue o0 feet east All interested in the above
and having objections thereto requested to sent the
same in writing to the Contract Clerk at his office on or
'Croton Aqueduct Department. Oct. 23 1852
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T. engine steamship " LILLIAN PENN winthrop Sears,cem
mander will No East river for the above
direct, Friday, November 9th, At o'oloeh r. NJ This
cabin (ttae room) S passage in steerage, SD Ship
pers must supply themselves with this steamers form Of
Bills iadng other will be signed. They may be hsd
application to the agent. Bills adins will be signed a.
signed board No freight received. bills Of ladng
signed after twelve o'clock the day Of sailing For
freight or passage, apply board, Orto
T.. LINCOLN L. CO, 100 Pearl street !
Agents in New orlesns-Messrs. Mark 4 Thomas, %
Natchez street. -
The steamship Benjamin Franklin will succeed, and sail
on Saturday, November 20, at two o'clock p. ".
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DRAFTS FROM 81 AND UPWARDS, PAYABLE AT
~ any town throughout ireland and Great Britain, are
Issued by the subscribers Also passage certificates TO and
frep Liverpool and london BIZ the Swallow Tail line q
packet ships. BOWMAN, GR1NNELL co. IS South street
New York, and Regent Road. liverpool.
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LIUGHEs DUPUY GRIEVANCE, NO. rs WILLLAR
street. stairs Of fancy goods Jet and Be
lin iron articles ooonbs brooches bracelets silk dress bu
tons fans Imitation jewelry br ,shes beads perousso
caps hooks and calf skins and and hu
Of the most superior quality New Paris articles
seived by every steamer.
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FANCY ARTICLES

ITO DAGUERREAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UUx
received, and for sale by VICTOR BISHOP, 2shsidea
lane
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i J. w. HoLBERToN, IS Xaidsn lane New York N
porter Of foreign fancy srtses oers for toys Of hne
boxes games china figures tin and iron toys India rubAg
toys fireworks &c &o Orders from the country promptly
attended, and catalogues forwarded on applicA alton.
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MILLIN ERY.

GAIN TRIUMPH. NT!-AGAIN HAS TIE PRE-.
"A MUM been awarded to tho celebrated French miiner.
MRS LYON ISAACs for the superior style Of her bonns
by tho American Institute at their ate fair held at Cas0
Garden Her Of bonnets tho admiration Of eveY
lady ver to the fair She challenges the world -
produce superior bonnet to hers. Her fall style 10
knowedged - BIO the neates and most elegant in pont -
STYLE material and trimming Of yet introduced to the
public She afford to sell her bonnets at forty ssnA
below the Broadway rates. Her spacious show rooms
still at No Division street whore of the largest aAA
most Of French bonnets feathers sna
flowers, IN the city, can be
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+ AIDES CLOTHS FRENCH MERINOES, PLAID
cashmeres and plaid silksssyeral Of the shows
dosra goods landing and for sale TRACY.
IRWIN cos, Nos. 23i and 235 Broadway.
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VyHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i Mail steamshps-betwecn Now York and Liverpool
direct and between Boston aud Liverpool tho Boston shps
only calling ~ Halifax to land and mails and pas
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JOHN OGDEN & R. W. CAMERON, ll6 Wall street.

DACKETs FOR HAvRE.--sEcoND LINE-THE roll
lowing chips will leave Havre ths leth, and New
York on the lst Of eaoh month -
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SHIPPING,

A UsTRALIA-FARE REDUCED.-THE SUPERIOR
"A Baltimore clipper ship ALBus 800 tons burthon,
will sail from New York, for Port Philip and Sidney
the 9th November This is by far the finest ship which
vet left for Australia the all coed and the
bill Of fare unusually liberal Fares-irst cabin, 375
second ditto Sl2 saloon, The freight being all
gagged, for passage apply to j. b. SARDY SO South street.
or HUGHES s. RAWLINGS, 80 West street,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-25
OLE BULL.

The Philadelphia Bulletin states that Ole
Bull, the renowned Norwegian Vioinist
has purchased large body of land in the
Western part OF this State, on which he is
about TO establish Colony of his country
men, :he hardy adventurous people of Nor
way. The editor OF the Lycom'ng Demo-
crat referring TO the above says:
The lands purcased are located on Kettle
Geek, in Potter county, and before the
elapse of many weeks they will be in the
occupancy of a colony of Norwegian emf
grants. For richness OF soil, salubri,y of cli-
mate, to say nothing of the advantages of a
home market, the location cannot be surpas-
ed in any part of this broad State. This is
an important movement, and cannot fail 10
exercise the most beneficial effects on the
rising prospects of the West Branch Valley.
Ole Bull visited these lands last week. and
while there delighted, astonished, and Devil.
dered The hardy inhabitants of Kettle creek
with an eXtempore concert.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-25
NJ A R IL H ID,

In ST. Matthew's Church, in Sunbury, on
Thursday evening last, by Rev. Mr.. Walker,
of lhica, Mr.. WILLIAM T. GRANT, Merchant
to Miss RACHAEL ANN YoxTnEIMER, all of
this place.
As an accompaniment 10 the above, we re.
ceved bottle of wine and an excellent
sponge cake, for which the happy couple are
entitled TO the thanks of all engaged in the
office. May their shadows never grow less.
There's bliss lcyond all that the minstrel has told
When two, that are link'd in one heavenly tie
With heart never changing and brow never cold,
Love on thro all ills, and love till they die.
Ed. AMERICAN
AT Danville, on Tuesday last, by the Rev.
Milton c. Ligh,ner, of Reading, WM.. l..
GREENoUGH, Esq, of Sunbury, 10 Miss MARY
CATHARTNE, daughter Of Peter Baldy; Esq,
of the former place.
In Schuylkill Haven, on the 9th ult., by
the Rev. MIR. Shell, WILLIAM ]. SAVIOR, Of
the former place, TO ELIZA S. MARLIN, of
Minersville.
In Milton, on the 14h inst, by the Rev.
D. Y. Heiser, Rev WM. GooDRIcH, Pastor
of the German Reformed Church of Column
bia, 10 Miss CAROLINA STRAuB, of the former
place.
On the oath ult, by the Rev. D. Gring,
Mr. WIN. MAusT, TO Miss LIDIA ANN SPRING
Err, both Of Montour county.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-25
CONSOLIDATION TICKET.

We observe that the friends in favor Of
consolidating the different districts of Phil
adclphia, have nominated a Legislative tick
ct. Our old friend Alexander Cummings,
Esq, Of the Bulletin, has been nominated
by the County for the Senate, on this tick
et. Col. Cummings possesses all the requi-
site qualifications for the Office, and we
doubt whether the city could send more
able and efficient representative. The
whole ticket is composed Of men of char
acter and standing from all parties, and
will, no doubt, be warmly supported by
every friend of consolidation.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-25
NJ POISONING. IN

Thousands of parents who use Vermilnge
composed of Caster oil, Calomel, &C., are not
aware, that while they appear TO benefit the
patient, they are actually laying the founda-
lions for a series of deseases, such as saliva
tion, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the adver-
,isement of Hobensack's Medicines, 10 which
we ask the attention of all directly interested
in their own as well as heir Chdren's health,
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those of a bilious type, should make
use OF the only genuine medicine, Hoben-
sacks Liver Pills.
" "Be not deceired," but ask for Hoben-
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and OBJ
serve that each has the signature Of the Pro-
prletor, j. N. HOBENSACK, as none else are
genuine.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-25

As Col. Straub has received the unani-
nous nomination of the district for Con-
gress, we presume there will be no formi-
dable opposition to his election. The dem
ocrats have large majority in the district
and as the wings have no candidate, many
of that party will, no doubt, support him.
There is certainly no reason for any dem
ocrat giving his support to Mr.. Krebs, in
preference to Col. Straub, on the score O,
qualifications, as it is generally admitted
that Col. S!raub is decidedly the most com.
petent man ofthe two. Our whig friends
themselves, will find it extremely Difficult,
to reconcile their opposition to Col. Straub
Had either of the candidates named by
them, been in the field, the case wouls
have been entirely different.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-25
ELN1IRA RAIL ROAD.

Col. Carter of The Lycomng Democrat,
has the following in regard to the Williams
port and Elmira Rail Road, which, when
finished, and connected with the roads ter
minating at this place, and now in pro-
gress of construction, will divert an inn
mense amount of travelling, now passing
over the New York and Erie Road, over
this route to Philadelphia aud from thence
to New York.
A few weeks ago, negotiations were open
en- between two or three wealthy and public
spirited citizens Of Elmira on the one part,
and the bondholders of the United States
Bank on the other part. For handsome
bonus-some say fifty thousand dolars-,he
,bondhoders have surrendered up the road,
with all its attending rights and privileges, 10
the Elmira gentlemen. The work OF renewal
and extension will be commenced forthwith !;
and our readers may rest assured that in less
than eighteen months train OF cars will
pas from Elmira 10 Willamsport over one of
the most substantially constructed roads in
the United States.
Now for the other railway connection men
touCu III VIC opCHIHS vi lhC uiii-
Gle. private company are now actively
engaged in relayin2 the old aud worn out road
from Sunbury TO Shamokin, distance, we
believe, of some 10 miles. The road will,
be extended TO Ashland, distance of IS
miles, where it will iniersect with the exten.
sion Of the Mine Hill road, which con.
meets with The Reading Railroad. The
contractors are Mr. Richard McGrann and
Mr.. Michael Barry, of Lancaster, gentlemen
of untiring energy of character, great expe-
rience, and extensive means aud credit
On Tuesday last, we had an old fashioned
talk with our old friend Mr.. Barry and he
positively assured us that Sunbury would be
in railway communication with the Reading
road, before the lapse of eighteen months.
While these important links are progress
| slug towards completion, we cannot be made
TO believe that the people of the Wes
Branch Valley will remain passive with clio
sed hands or folded arms. The surveys from
Lock Haven 10 Sunbury are nearly all com
plete and with proper encouragement anc
proper cooperation, our citizens will be pla
ced within a few hours ride Of Philadelphi;
within the next three years. Come wha
may, Williamsport will be placed within
fourteen hours tide of the city of New Yorl
before the 1st day of March, in the year o
grace one thousand eight hundred and fifty
four. Mark the prediction
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-25
SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.

% CHEAr NEWSPAPER PosTAGE.-Un-
der the new Postage Law, which takes ell
feet on the first day Of October, the Sum
bury American may be sent by mail upon
the following very favorble terms
To any Post Office in Northumberland
cuunty. postage free.
To any Post Office within the State OF
Pennsylvania, for 81 cents quarter, or 3
cents year.
To any part Of the United States, 81
cents quarter, or 26 cents year.
These rates must be paid quarterly or
yearly in adrance at the Post Office where
the papers are mailed or delivered; other
wise the Postage will be doubled.