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NJ EGtO HIRING FOR IS53-BY TO
~ LER COOK We again offer our services
to cur friends and the public, Agents tor the
hiring u their servants fer the ensuing year
And for our puncuslity in paying over hires re-
ceved, and attention to the servants comm L
been so kind t. favour US with their patronage
heretofore. 20 persons residing in the conntrF,
we would remark, hat it is important that We
should b. INFORM, al early as practicable OF the
number OF servants. their ages qualifications, &c
intended to be sent in, that we may be the better
enable 10 secure good homes and good prices fol
them.
We viii also secure homes for white servants
upon reasonable terms. TOLER d COOK,
no = General Agents.
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AIARLNE NEWS.
PORT OF t1ICIaI0ND

ARRIVED,
Steamer Belvdere, Clifford, Baltimore, mdss to
Ludlam IL Watson.
SAILED,
Schr CALICO, Nelson, New York, mdse, D Cur
rio
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0ARYER'-g @PANIsia MIXTyRE-THE
u GREAT PURIFIER OF TIE BLOOD-TH
EESp Alternative KNOWN-NOE A PARTJ
Gle OF MERCURY IN ANY FORM IN IT-An
infallible for Scrofula or Kings Evil, Rheuma.
tsm, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pirnples or
Pustules the Face, B!otches Biles, Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ring Worm or letter, Scald Head, Enlarge.
ment anu Pain of the Bones and Joints, Stubborn
Ulcers, Syphiliac Disorders, Lumbago, Spina!
Complaints and all diseases arising Fl on injudi-
cious use of mercury, imprudenca in life, or iInpu.
rity of the blood. For sale by
THOS. E. PACE, Druggist,
de IA 222 Broad street
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LOUISIANA RACEs.-Ihe n. q. Crescent of
the 10Th says:
Yesterday was the closing day Of the races
over the Louisiana Course The race vas for
the proprietor purse of 5000, mile heats, best
three in FIVE, for which there were but two en-.
tries-Wade Hampton md Caddo Maitland
was won by Wade Hampton in four heats, the
quickest tine being l:48, which was remark
ably good, taking the heavy state Of the track
into consideration.
Col. :. Nd. Hills Wade Hampton /
William Bourman's Caddo Maid 2 22
AUGUSTA RACES On Wednesday there
were two entries, Col. n. B. Young's Q.
Josh h. Grey Eagle. and Col. Harrison's b f..
by Tempest ont of -. Josh won both heats
hy about one length-tme of each heat m
IS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1902.
-. elias Ii L. f. Importer Of
I'm WATCHES IEMEI.RY AND FANCY

-. ca.IAs Ii A L. f. Importer OF
~ WATCHES, JpWELRY AND FANCY
en- GOODS, Nc. 100 Main Street.-Just
&23So opening, extensive assortment u
Watches aud Jewe ry of every description, and fir
ss,e in QUANTITIES 10 suit purchasers, a. as low
nricss ss can be pugchas III any OF tie Northern
Zines City and countrg merchants, dealers ana
others. viii DIT. 81 call examine Goods and
n,;ces The sock azprises sold Wstches of every
description, from the most celebrated manoiac
urers; Jewe,ry of every description OF new styles
of the finest qua.ity gold Guard, TOD and vest
ms; Lar snd Finger Rings; plated Ware com
2 Tea Sets, new pstternsi spoons, Forks, &c /;
Forks Spoons, HALVES, Napkin Rings, Fruit
Gard Cases &c also, very extensive CO.
of gilt AID plated Jeweiry OF every des-
iitsbe for the county trade Combs,
u,hes, fancy Soaps Cologne Water,
Cutlery, Clocks Pencils, Bohemian
al ioles Porte Monaes Cigar Cases,
Portfolios. Blank Books, Scte aud
,el Pens, Sealing Wax, Wsisrs
ssia Spoons, Coffee Nj Is, Hem.
'iolin Strings-in TACT every
above description Of Goods
On New Goods received
IS HALE, Importer,
No LOG Main street
sale by
B SHELTON,
and Alb streets
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Tickets $40, halves 10, quarters
Certificate of package Of wholes $500, halves
$50. quarters So
Orders for tickets in the above, or any OF the
Maryland Lotteries, will be promptly attended to
if addressed TO RFRANCE d co, Managers,
OrCW PURCELL,
;o1o Richmond Va
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10 ST.
40 80
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ENPREGS EIGHr CAP

FAhGlHlA CENTRAL MAI GkOAB.
EXPRESS FREIGHT CAR.
an and after Wednesday,, the 18th Decem
W her, Freight Car arranged for the purpose
will run win the NAL train daily, Sunday except
ed for the more speedy transportation Of Mir
Butter, treoh Meats, ard other pershable articles
and packages Of merchandise, &c.
A special Agent will accompany the car TO attend
TO the receipt and delivery OF articles at the
depots All articles must be put up securely, with
their weight and destination marked thereof, and
be in place before the arrival OF the train at inc de-
pots ia the country.
Articles 10 be transported from the Richmond
depot, must be sent there between 9 A NJ and P
M, accompanied by two tickets stating to what
place they are to be sent, by whom and to whom Il
the artlci"s received correspond with the tickets
will be signed by the Agent at the depot and
delivered TO the person bringing the articles, and
the other retar ed by the Agent
AuAgent will be III attendance az the Richmond
depot from A NJ till NJ, for the delivery of al
iIcIs, brought by the Express Cars.
The freight on all articles must be paid in ad-
vance, ana article will be taken for any turn.
out
TABLE OF RATES.
TrnRks, Boxes and Packages.
Single packages, not exceeding five pounds
In weight for al distances. 25 cents
Packages weighing over i've pounds and
less than fifty pounds, for all distances. 30
Packages over fifty pounds and less than
luupounos-
Articles exceeding 100 pounds in weight
between Richmond and Louisa C. FL per
l0o peunGs ,----:------..----9 %
Richmond and Gordonsve per LOG lbs so
do Meechum's River do do rs {.
Butter. Lard, dressed Fowls and Fresh
meats.
rs cents per 100 prEnds for all distances; no
charge to be less than r cents
Fruits and Vegetables.
ser oushet.- cents
Oysters-By special arrangement
II GILL,
de l0-3Rwts Supt TRANSFORMATION
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WINES.-Woodhouse Sicily Madeira, Welch
w a. Brothers Old Madeira. Hunt & Co.'S Port
single and treble grape, Pure Juice, Beigbeders &
Co.'S Pale, Brown and Old Sherries, fog sale by
WILLS a. LOMBARD,
ia ID l42 Main ST.
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ja10 Richmond, Va


VALUABLE FARM FOX sALE.-We
offer for SALE a very attractive Farm, lying on
the old Turnpike leading to the "Short Pump
containing 1876 acres, one half cleared, the balance
well wooded, and improved in an excellent man
ner, both as to the dwelling and ell needful out.
honses, AS well as orchards OF excellent fruit and
having the farther advantage Of having had be-
tween 40 and so bushels of wheat seeded on 1t last
fall Immediate possession may be bad For
terms, apply 10 US. ToLEE COOh,
ia II General Agents
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u OCKBRTOGEE ALUM S KiNGs, ,

u UCEBRE JG1E ALUM 3 * n q
"A Va-BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists, No
l25, Main street, cole Agents for the Rockbridge
Alum Springs, are now IT ceving fresh lot in bar
rels and hall barrels direct from Inc Springs.
The waters Of the Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va,
containing no Gas, and depending solely its so
lid contents, be transported any distance, or
kept any reasonable length OF time without inn
pairing its virtues in the least degree.
Price per barrel $40, half barrel Sc. Cash on
delivery, or good city aCce ptapcas. jas
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~ OTICE.-Th3 subscriber would respectfully
I. inform his old customers and the public gene.
rally, that he has removed from hiss old stand to
the corner Goth and Water streets, in the Ware.
house formerly occupied By Messrs. Garland d. Ro-
bnson, where he would be pleased TO receive their
orders and execute them promptly
ia IL ROBERT RANKIN
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DATE DE NAFE.-A most excellent and deli
& cou5 remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, &c,
and all pulmonary diseases To singers aud public
speakers this remedy is invaluable as by its action
on the lungs and throat when taken IL small quanti
ties it removes all hoarseness III a short time and
wonderfully increases the power and deXibiiiEy of
the voice For sale By
R.R DUVAL & BROTHER,
Chemists s. Druggists, Bank Square,
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A Letterfo be Read and Thoughf uPcn.
N, l y r AAT. WHIT AND NORTH HAVE

A Letter TO be Read and Thoughf upon,
THE EAST, WFs STA s or sd HAZE
TIE SUNNY SOUTH Hear the tribute given by
one of her sons, in his 74lh year. Can there be-
suy mind SO p ejudiced % not to yield TO such q
mass OF testimony daily given in favor Of Hamp.
ton,s vegetable Tlncture, in every hzm'et,
village and city where ii hes found its way? Crate
full hearts speak its praise
CHESTER DISTRICT South Carolina,
January Sd. 1853
Messr, Mortimsr & MoEbray- Gentlemen :--For
the last FIVE years have been severe sufferer
f-oul rheumatism till seeing your recommends
lion Of Hanutons Vegetable Tincture purchased
bottle and the first dose has ~ much releVedme
tins, co.. slider it but Justice to give to the sufsripg
world the resuli OF the application
slime was acute Rheumatism in the bsck-so bad
that I was confined 10 my bed for the last six
months The first bottle acted ike a charm the
,econd restored strength To my poor afflicted 5sck,
and am now vel and feel as young a. when
! wa, sixteen. | am now seventy four wears Of
age.
If me rye: and poor suffering humanity oagat 10
erect a monument to Dr. Hampton who has saved
thousand, from pair. And you, gentlemen, have
acted the par: Of public tenefactors Ia dissenat-
ing the benefits which RaVe rssuitsa foiH JIlr m
valuable TinctuIe.
am a plain cotton planter and have never writ
ten for literary fame; but when my ieiiow beings
are afflicted, shall hesitate, or, through nodesfy'
Withhold any information valuable 70 my isIi9w
MAN. soil sou consider ibis worthy OF place N
any tf YOUR newspapers your are at liberty 20
make use of it ..x..
Yours, truly, ALVAd hEMbAEL.
Truth Stranger than Fiction None need Despair
a Lady 5 Testimony after thirty-eight ysars Of
Suffering!
We're there not real virtue in this wonderful medi-
cine could it perform the astonishing made by
it,
Messrs Tyler Adalr:
have been afflicted with rhe umatism at times from
nv twelfth year, win be fifty years of age the 18th
ofthis month; the attacks were at times
to render me helpless; have tried various remedies
to very little effect. Last October was attacked in
my shoulders sides, back, and hips; could not rest
day or night | could not move any part of my body
without crying with pain, at this time also tried
nv remedies internal and external without receiving
any relief; was at last advised to try Hamptons Ve
getabe Tincture; before l had taken one bottle OF
which felt much better and continued taking it
felt strength coming into my back and limbs and my
stomach strengthened and revived every way have
taken FIVE bottles, and much better than expect
ed to be- | intend to it whenever need it, and
would recommend it to the afflicted, believing it
qualled .-, . ~
Yours, ELIZABETH BAG"ELL.
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SOCKS AND BLANKETS
~ 400 twilled blankets for servants
400 heavy macknaw do do
Bed Blankets, 9 to 49, some very fine
Wool Seeks, extra large sizes
White, red and yellow Fianneis
Plaid Linseys and heavy Sattnets
The attention of purchasers is invited.
CHRISTIAN IL LATHROP,
de % 80 Main street
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
MONDAY, Jan. i,
House of Delegates.

MONDAY, Jan. IL.
House Of Delegates.
The session ofthe House this day was open
ed with prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Langhorne, oil
the NJ. L. Church.
Several bills were presented from commit
tees.
LusATIC ASYLUM.
A communication from the President Of the
Western Lunatie Asylum wrs received, laid on
the table, and ordered TO be printed.
SPEAKING.
Dir. Patrick offered resolution, providing
that no member OF the House of Delegates
should be permitted to speak more than an
hour at a time, which was rejected Ayes Al,
noes 7S.
A large number OF petitions were presented.
RESOLUTIONS.
A resolution OF enquiry into the expediency
of authorizing County Courts to establish pub
lie roads, and Of constructing turnpike from
the depoi % the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road 10 Filcas!le Road in Scott county, were
adopted Resolutions Of enquiry into the ex
npdiency OF amending the law relating to
towln- in the Commonwealth and of appyo-
nriating $4,000 TO McAdamize and plank the
Ciarksburg and Buchanan turnpike road were
adopted.
Several other resolutions of enquiry of a To-
cal character, were adopted.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The order of the day being d bill to incrpa =.
the capital stock Of the Southsde Railroad
Company, and TO change its name, was then
taken up pending the motion OF Mr.. Lewis
10 reconsider the vote ordering it to be en-
crossed end read third time aud thereupon
on motion Of Mr.. Ierby, the consideration of
the same was postponed to and made the or
der OF the day for tomorrow (Tuesday.)
PASSED.
A bill, providing for the payment of a GER
tam sum TO VIM. F. Hord, for work done on
the cattle scales near Ine city of Richmond
was taken up, on motion of MIR. keyser, read
a third tine and passed.
The House then Adjourned until I O'Clock.
p NJ
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s35,OCo. q, 600, 5000, 100 prizes OF 1000.
Susouehsuue, Class 8, to be drawn at baiumofe'
January 10. Is numbers, III crawl
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sHAN8 LOsT.-Was taken troua Office
~ few days ago was left somewhere, a
W aiking Cane, unlike any other-beDg of hur-
teberry nearly black with turn at the top 20 suit
the hand, and With various unnatural protuber-
ances and depressions, extending throughout its
lei g:h. Any one knowing enything OF It's where
a50uts, will render great favor by mixing it
known TO US. TOLER IL COOK
NB-TEe letters J r are cut in the head of the
Cane ia lN
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New RMONs. IL.T RECEIVED BY

NEEV WORRIES, JANUARY I5th.--Re
IL ceived this day,
A Fortnight il Ireland, Jy Sir Francis Head, 25
cents
TIE Gypsy, by James, 30 cents
The American Almanac, 1853, 81
Ire Luck Of Barry Lyndon, Esq, by Thackery,
one dollar,
Barnum's Illustrated News, cents
Gleason's Pictorial Drawing Rocn Companion
cents. GEO. Il. WEST & BRO,
ia IS 5 and 8 Exchange, 18th st
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- Arrs PATENT GOLD. PENs-By the
A improvement OF MIR. Rapp, the point of the
Pen Is entirely free from scattering the nk and the
points Warranted not to corle OF. So of course
they wont. better, more quill Ike pen we never
expect TO For sale by the sale agents for this
city, GErESGP IL JAMES,
ia ID Eagle Square,
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nj OTICE.-All persons indebted to VIM. II
" SMELL, JOHN A SMELL & CO. or BARNES
& SMELL, are requested to make immediate pay
ment to me. JAMES A. SMELL,
&c 2T-Js Administrator of VIM II. Smell
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HORSE SHOES AND HORSESHOE
a NAILS "A further supply CT Benders Horse
Shoes and GriEi7a's best Horseshoe Nails, Just to
hand, for sale by w. 8. 6 6. DOMAIN,
ia 10 Pearl ct.
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RAIL ROAD TO NEW York.

In this age Of rail road progress, it is
sometimes difficult to keep ourselves posted
up with the various improvements projected
and 10 contemplation.
One ofour most important improvements,
not only in contemplation, but already pro-
jected, is the construction of a rail road
from point on the Philadelphia and Sun.
bury rail road, at Mt. Carmel, 81 miles
from Sunbury, extending about ten miles
through our finest coal region, over almost
level ground, 10 its intersection with the
Cattawissa road, eighteen miles from Ta-
maqua, making the distance from this place
TO New York 160 miles. The object is to
supply New York with superior Anthra-
cite coal, from the inexhaustible mines oi
the Shamokin coal region. II will also
become a pleasant route for passengers,
travelling to New York. .u ui
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-28

THE NEWS is confirmed that Santa Anna
has recognized and confirmed the treaty Of
neutrality, as TO Tehuan,epec, just as Gen.
Lombardini negotiated it.
THE N. Y. TINES says il will be impossi :
BILE to have the Crystal Palace building ready
for the public, before August.
THE Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad trains
ran through from Pitsburg 10 Cresine, for
the first time regularly, on Monday last.
Ma. JAcoB GorwALD. OF York, Pa, ha,
contracted TO build new Jail for that county
for s53, 300
The GovERNoR OF MARYLAND has named
271 delegates 10 the Southern Commercial
Convention.
THE Bank OF Danville has declared divi
dend Of four per cent, payable on or anel
The 10Th inst.
THE Bank of Northumberland has dec.ar
ed dividend of FIVE per cen, for the last 81,
months.
Snow fell a, Providence, R. l., on the i9tt
| instant.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-28
SPECIAL AUDITORS REPORT

Alexander President and his Associate Judg@ the
Common Pleas the County Of Nodhum@rland So -,
sccon William Simpson, and George Youngman
That we in pusuance appointment the Commissioners Office
November subscribing
prescribed Assembly, directed nle De e'e Ann G
Gul deceased Jesse M simpson, @ iungan the
and by met the 9Th
until January the hs isos men W an
waved notice me uo place
December last appeared oeie me Auditors
and on the IN 1o Packer
Glck appeared and waved no @ o, ne % o meeting
aud have stated 'he accounts annexed
marked b, exhibiting
the Auditors for ls4o shows ha me was IDLY
including Tavern licenses and ohe B
years.
The portion received Y each
the whole amount OF Slate TAX sm't
the
determining wa aou he Common
S
of assessed 80 d
fol lands,
butt Commonwealth licenses
We that
The B exhibits IN the same manner
'49, during Simpsons term and dsc qet
Commonwealth subject to the balances
the 1902 %
And which like
Ifo all fo 0and5
tha the
her exhibit that the Commonwealth entitled 10 receive o" Tue 'd
"N' '' ne % ,be CnunnnRsaEf for
&c 5oand'5 O9t
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Grand total,

ANOTHER HEAVY VERDICT FOR RAILROAD
DAaAGEs.-On Thursday, We recorded YER
dict rendered TO the Circuit Court of the
United States, of s6,5s3 80 damage, agains,
the Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad
Company, in favor Of Earl E. Rider, for inju.
ries sustained in consequence Of an accident
on ,ha, road in September, 1851. Yesterday,
referees in a similar case, (and'for injuries
occasioned by the same accident) against
the same Company, and in favor of Benjamin
F. Williams, returned their award into the
Circui, Court of 81 900 damages, and all the
costs. The facts in these two cases were,
that on the 12h of September, 1851, a
bridge about twenty-five feet wide had been
taken up on the defendants road for repairs,
and the regular train from Portland for this
CITY, with about one hundred passengers on
board, ran at grea, speed directly into the
chasm. The engineer and fireman were in
s,aniy killed, and many o! the passengers
seriously injured. Among the latter was the
plaintiff, who received a severe blow on his
head, causing conclusion of the brain, and
whose entire recovery: according TO the tes-
timony Of several experienced physicians, is
extremely doubtful.
Boston Transcript, May 81.
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" Gas AND WArER.--The good people
Of Willamsport are taking into serious
consideration the propriety Of erecting gas
works in their town, and also the introduc-
ton Of water from the pure mountain
stream on the opposite side of the Susque.
hanna. This is all very desirable, but a
big undertaking, for comparatively small
town. Our Williamsport friends have a
good deal of enterprise and mettle, but
still they should be careful, and not take
too great a stride, lest they might rent
their unmentionables.
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UPOlSONING. N

Thousands Of parents who use Vermifuge
composed OF Castor oil, Calomel, &C., are no,
aware, that while they appear 10 benefit the
patient, they are actually laying the founda-
lions Tor series Of deseases, such as saliva
ton, loss Of sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
10 another column will be found the adver-
tisemen, of Hobensack's Medicines, 10 which
we ask the attention Of all directly interested
in their owI as well as their Chldren's health.
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those of bilious type, should make
use Of the only genuine medicine, Hoben.
sacks Liver Pills.
" "Be not deeeiped," but ask for Hoben-
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and OBJ
serve that each has the signature Of the
Proprietor, j. N. HoBENSACK, as none
else are genuine.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-28


LUMBER YAnp.-We refer our readers to the
advertisement of Mr.. J. E. Leib, who has opened
a lumber yard in this place. We are heartily
glad that Mr.. Lcib has gone into this enterprise
as regular lumber yard was much wanted in
Sunbury-Mr. Leb has already large stock of
lumber on hand, which he offers at reasonable
prices. -
COLUMBIA House., PHILADA-Ths favorite
stopping place with many of the Susquehanna
folks, has passed into new hands, as will be seer
by the card of Messrs. Slaymaker & Haslett, the
new proprietors. Mr.. slaymaker has been some
years, the superintendent of this Hotel, and has
had the experience Of many years in some Of the
best Hotels in the city. Under the new proprie.
tors, the Columbia House with its pleasant and
convenient location, cannot fail in being liberaly
patronised.
DAeUERREorrPEs.- We refer our readers to
the advertisement of Messrs. Collins Dacuerreo.
typists, No. 100 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
The Messrs. Collins have an excellent reputation
as srtists, and have had long experience in this
business.
CLARA MoRELAND on ADVENTURES IN THE
FAn SoUrH-wEsr.-This is a new novel by EN-
erson Bennett, published by T. B. Peterson No.
ss Chestnut ST., Philadelphia. We have not
had time to read it, but the Bulletin says:
"The scene of this interesting romance lies in
Texas, before or during the late war with Mexico
1t is written witha good deal of spirit; it abounds
in stirring incidents and adventures, has good
lovc-plot interviewer with it, and is in many
respects faithful representation of Life in the
Far Southwest. Mr.. Bennett is destined to
great popularity, especially at the South and
West. His publisher has issued this book in a
very handsome style.
THE FAna JOURNAL for May is an excellen,
number. We are glad to see that this Journal is
growing into popular favor. 1t is in good hands
men who are able as well as capable Of making
it valuable organ of the farmer.
GoDEY's LADr's BooK.-Thc June Number
of this popular periodical has come to hand, and
is well filled with choice reading matter. Il
completes the twenty.third year Of the Lady,
Book--long enough to attest the value of any
publication. One of the most interesting feature,
of the work Ito the ladies) is the coored Fashion
Plate. Its character may be judged from its con
tents for this month, which comprises Twrsrr
FIVE engravings and ONE HUNDRED pages of let
ter press! Published by Louis A Cooley, Phila
de'phia. So year.
the advertisement of Alfred Wiltberger No. l6
North I'd Street, Philadelphia, who offers ar
assortment of Drugs, &c.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-28

NJ SPECIAL CoURr.-1ae session Of this
Court commenced at this place on Monday
last, Judge Pearson Of Harrisburg presiding
We regret, however, TO say, that Tele-
graphic dispatch from Harrisburg, or
Wednesday morning, announcing the sud-
den illness of his daughter, compelled the
Judge 10 break up the Court shortly afier
Two ANAL ejectment cases were disposei
of and verdicts rendered.