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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

BaI6in8tpn, 2tprif. Der @ranit6lod,
ben bic Sdwei3er Gip9encdenl6aft fir Oas sBaId@
instpn acknowledgements geienret Bat, purre
beute bur6 Srn. SulIier, S6wei5r Gpnful in 9tls
eranbria, Der Wonument 9lTcciatipn init elmer
fur3ci, ater idBnen 9leee iiberscben tnp bon Srt.
GrsNagpr 2enpr, SeitrnS Der 2lhcetaticn in Gmps
fang senpnmen, Der bic 8epe peS Srn s. lit &C.
ctsnrter gSeils beantwrrtcte. Der BLVD 1T aufS
0elm9enitepplirt mb trd9t bic fcl9enbe Snldrift:
Dem 9lnbenfen SBai6tn9tpn. Die freie
S4weiser gipsenpRenIdaft, 1853"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

g8af6tnsto II, 8. 9lpril.-Srute Mcrsen
III eS cffi3icl an9eSri9t wrrren, Dap bic Grpepis
ttrn mad Sapan nidt auf9e9eten 1T. Gas Scr.
ct. Sdiff gernpnt tpirp 3uriif9cSp9rn prrpen
ilnb at pe0cn Stelle ipabrl6einliA Der aacsbrnY
treten. Scenes tebarf Der 9teparatlr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

B1-GS sitt in rer g8rlt 90 SerIbicbrne Or
saniIotirnen srn Mctbppiltsn. Bon pirIen linb
5 in Gnslanp rnb Srtanb, a in CANADA, 1 in
5ranfreid, 1 in 9luiralien unb 1 I in Den Srrcins
isten Stnaten. Dteie lebteren ,d6lrn t09 iGbr>
Gi6e Gcnieren;cn, 81 SiId6ffe, iber 10000 lta>
tcnirte unr rriirnce preriger unp iitrr 9Rillirs
nen 9pmnunitantcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

hDlinIer untcrnebmenper me preienifepl.
Ter Na9bor, Opttcr 9ancpStp, Bat tercits mrEs
Esrr StobrS III Setblebem NIT feinsm SorSisf6rn
0lc dafgeteu9tst uno lieiert odNelbe nun resels
w6bts bcrtbin. 9eoermdnn fam BON i6m Der.
fcrst wfrten--sr mag in Der Staet cher i'm qars
be ircbnel--ilnn ba;u aud bitli0.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

9rpStbenee, Z. 9tpriG. = Die Seri6tc
BON ben jiinaIten gSatlen in 8bppe SSlanp ;ei9rn
cine 0tajcritGt BON 900 Stimmen ;u @uniten Der
atufredtbalhms pes Maine eiqucrs@eItBee. Sns
peien 1T pbne 3rpeifel cine Najrritdt int 6auIr &C.
acn naS @eiek.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

p2s~ 9luf ben Nie9cl6ntnrn pes Stadts Nep.
gcrt allrtn linp i'm lsBten Sabre 313 YerIpnen ums
erten 9efpmunen unp 81 beI6apist wrrprn! GaS
1T ia flrdttari
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

rB-GS tebt Dap Gnslanp 542 9lrtfel nad
cer 9eugcrter gGrlt 5air ienben ,rerre, 5ranfreid
326, rer 3capcrcn 500, 6paanb tl2, Stalicn
100 Statuen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

GrGS bribt, Sarnum role in Der gSte Res
gieusprter Grpitallpalates elm 9burm rrtauen laI.
irn, 300 Sup bod, mo SriuAenpe mittslit elmer
Sampfrnalaine 9tr,auf 9eSrSen prrrrn icllcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

Die 9rrbe c9sptiI9e ppramipe III 800 6ue
bc6 unO bspcdt 13 older. S6re Grtawin9 Mir
DC 5000 9trbciter 20 Sabre teIddftisen ,mb baS
Nfaterial baran pirpe tinreiden, ltm cine 10 s5us
brbc unp % 5uB hide Nauer INT gan, Srantrrid
an tnochen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

GGarGcfp n, 4. april. Gin Srripiiitrnbcs
5eurr BAT belttc 0lprscn unirrr Start betm9rludt.
9rSpr man bcr 5lammcn Meiiter pcrren tpnntc,
brannten an 20 Sdulcr al. Der S6aben wirp
aui $4,000 9cIdSbt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

Esg"Sn Connecticut tat pas Gclf pbnldnsf
cine Serlanmluns eebalten, tint ba9eScn su pro-
teltiren, pab bic Yplten rur6 ben Staat am Spnn'
taae tefGrpert perpcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

Ra"Gt pirb ppn Gini9en 9eslaubt, baB bic
2t19cbann Gin 9lfcnl bic Sebn Yerlprnen Stdmme
icirn lie nenncn l6 SanniesSIrael. Gincr per
Stdmne 1T mad SpIrpt tenamt, elm anberer mad
SIaac, II, t. ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

Baltimore, 8. 9tpril. Sdpe 3weige ter
Warpldnrer G'rieb9ctmg batrn bic Gtnlaban9 brr
GjcltBsebun8 BON penniplpantrn, als bercn @aitc
Sarris6ur9 3u teluhcn drtgenrmmen unp ben Sr'
Ilt6 auf ben IA. 9lprl feif8eIeBt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

BGy"Oer Gtrip. q. s. &rrteG, spn eiba.
non, bat ben 9luf Der erlten SntberiIdrn 0enleihs
DC BON Gancaiter an9enpntmen uno tptrp feline
Stellc ais prrbi9er icnrr Gcmeinbe aus9an9S res
tinftiaen WapmpnotS antreten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

ngSn Sritrei6 III Gin Dcfrrt rrlaiIen prr'
ben, tpel6rs alien mad BEN Ser. Staatrn aus9es
wanprrten Selrri6ern bic 8idfrbr mad Srireid,
itrena prrbictet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

B9-Saurip, Der finefIde 8eiIenrc, pebalps
tet, pab ii6 IN Der dinciiAcn Oiausr mebr Wlate-
rial beinOr, ais in alien 5auIern BON Gnslanp
unb S6cttlanp 3uIammen9cnpmmr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

HDie 8erbanoluneen Der Stodt6.
9sfseactun9 iinc leetr @pCbf gang uns
Intfrefant aepeiea.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

Sn Strsnen Bat Sane Daniels BON Sntcn
6. Gcpen $4,000 GrIab fir setrcfcneS Srts
sScrpre6en, erlan9t. 3rmlid Siel mebr
ais Die Mrbr3abI pcr Gtemanner Eeutjuta9r rrrt9
Iinb, neint per Spltpn Courier.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

@ctGpbt t ftn.-Sn Galifcrnien taben bic
Metbptlsn Idpn 38 9rrbiser, 81 Sir6en, 1
Sr6i6ule unp 1 Str6en;eitrmg. Gs 1T merfs
piirbig, wie bic Mrtbppilten dberoG grrpi9rr hins
Ienper.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

HD~Ote Sepa s, pper 6eili9en Sdder Der
Stnpu5, icaen in Gnglanp 9rrruft werbrn. Die
lel6en IOacn aus elmer 9eripre Dor 5000 Sabrn
itammcn unp cine piel rrnere 8rli9ipn ais bic rer
bruttoen 9rabmtnen lehrcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

Starteg4etbSleu ute.-Sn Saslcr Gpun=
tY, 0errsrn, 1T cine @eIelfdaft prn II !gSeitern
unb Mdp6cu, bic int gSalb SpI; tauer, SSls id9cn
tmp S6tnprln MAIDEN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

Das @erii6t, Senns Sinb babe f16 Srn
iGrem @plbIdntitt grtrent unp rperbc obermals
nadb ben grr. Staaten fpnmtcn, Ica SanS aus Der
9uft ee9riifcn eiu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

gBaI9tn9ton, 6. @prif. Sn Gctse Der
2lnltellun9 res MojprS Stepens ais GpuSernellr
res 5eritor,ms g8aIbinstcn III Die 8iiten.9luf
fAtsSfiice bierlelbt unter Die unmittrlbare Seis
tung beS GapitduS Senbam sefeIt. Die llns
terluhung Der n6rpti6en 8cute Der 9adfie'GiIens
babn III Dem Wlaicr Stesens anpertraut or prs
ganillrt eine prtIame Grnipan9 SI penl 3rrefe
reldte aus 1870 YsrIcnen brltrbt rnb ense
pilTenlAaftli6 ssbiloete Serren ltnp mebre Snset
nieurs III Ii6 I6lieBen iuu. Die Grpepittcu fol-
Scn st. Daul in MinneIrtn nbscben ump auf bent
prattitabcllten gSese mad pem 9uSet,Sunbe Dor,
ge6en. Sn glep,Mrrito ipllen nod spci rbcr
brci anrerc Nputrn bur6 anpere 9arteien tntrrs
iudt w:rren, pelhe unter 2eituns tppp9rapbiI9er
Snsenirms sefelt merSen. Nian eripartct ais
griultat bieIrr Scrneiiungen ntdt allein gladrtds
ten iiber bie beIen Tcuten Der Gienbabn Icnprrn
aud IpnIise miiItnl6aftli4e 8enntni6e.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

9antbers.-D Ga Gaunty Cpenn.) stS.
Spfat Ia9t, pae feds pclleetpa6Isne pantbsr I'M
bfli6en 1betle pon Glt Gautp Dor rinisen gSos
den BON erasmus Nlcrey inp gster Smitb ses
t6ptrt purren. Der 9rBete berfelben mae breps
sebn Sup bon Der Sptsc Ieiner giale bis gum Gnpe
Ietnes S6panSes.
0rStiseS rntbdlt cine 8rGIelsritung. g2ir
stouten jepOa pa6 Der panttrr aiemli6 ,,9etrrdt"
III
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

Qtbans, 4. 9lprit. Die Sitl, su rinrm
Mrnumentr fir General gScrtb $4,000 u be-
piltsen, ipurpe 3u ctnrr prttrn eeIun9 in Der @e'
Icb9ebuna teprpnt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

Cine 9luf8abr.-S@nripc elm Stad ern
einem 9lpirl pper ciner 8tite in bic @elfalt zines
SufciIcns, tede feds Stednarrln itatt gidsel bine
ein unp bam tbele eS nit ,pe Sdnitten in feds
3brile, 70 rdE ireeS Stiid cine Stednatel BAT.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

erGinc sepiTe esgptiiAe SalEe, fdrn 2 cber
5000 Sabre aft, fol- it6 in elmer ensliI6n
Sammung befnben, bic INNER nod ibrrn ttr.
lpriinali6cn 0ieru@ Yon ii6 aete.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

&ir@entnGer s.-Nlebr ais Gin bun
bert nrue Sir6en iprrben 9r9enipdrti9 in SeraS
erbalt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

GtnT6ercS3et6en.-gScnibr ibr einen
Wann feline 3cit nit StraBnIppeln unb 9plitit
Idpdben Serscupen irbct, fSnnt ibr peri6ert irin,
baf CT tein Gelp aus;ulei6en bat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

Sn SpIcn wurbe neuli6 Gin Spltehnmlt rn.
pur6 setllt, raB bic 6euerGeutr ibrr Sprit;rn un'
ter fir Rsnsr frirlen leea.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

0Tgin GeiSbalj pirp rur6 i6eintare 9lrnntt
reid, wG9renp ein ScrI6wrnper bur6 I6eintarrr
Jteidt6rInt N ipirp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

SeGbnm ro.-Gin iun9es 8eIl6rs @ap.
6rn bon Yottssile, Ser9ftete iids pur6 bic gits
nabme BON 2rient. Die llria6e pieier rai6cn
S6at 1T mtrfannt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

0EFSn Gbarleltcn, Sdpcarplina, 9cbt man ra'
nit tint, bem seritprtencn Staat5manne Subn 6
Calhoun elm Mpnument AZ errthten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

pSSaSn 3rra6 iinb int Srrisen Sabre 9rpe'
Sabad5s s9Inpfan;un9rn NIT tem sIanienbiRn Gr'
fcl9e gcnadt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

Gin g S6pttGdnpers @ebet.-Saltr
meinen @elbtcutel Ron bem eapYer-mcinsn SErs
ser pen bem Scttcr-ltnn meine Seelr Ron nem
Jeufel,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

0ErGin 9trienper Io9t Spn Seitrri6, tab bic
cine !oalfte Der SeStlterung unter 9Saffen itebr,
UNI bic onbere SGlfte i'm Gefdngni6 ;u balten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

RD~Oie SeSBltrrung StnlienS 1T brei Wlillics
ren srS6rr ais bic Der gereinisten Staaten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

pB'Sn einisen Sbeilen pes Stants iinb falht
Dreirrntltiider im1lmlauf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

gGarum 1T Gin Gt0en rie elm Gp? gBcil baI.
iclbe erif SctrcGrn isgn nub, che man rS trau6en
fam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

BD"9t(lrs iras Elm Nirn16 tbun fam Inb 9llles
mas CT su thun kraudht ilt-Leine NfliAt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

Gr9lbrabam gfillrr, Der NIT g8plf lei Der
Stiirmat9 prn Surbre mar, lstt mod In CANADA
I'm 2Llter BON 115 Sahren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

BS-Sn 2luiralirn bsfinCen li6 If, 200 Nan.
nsr, Die ibrs 9Geitcr ;uriidSelaiIeR taten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-13

Es1'Sn Ni6igan ltimnt pas Splf i'm nd6z
ten SnLi itcr Gin ,,Olatne 9iaucratieb'' 0b.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-12

Sal -iaotker Chapter on the Prison Life OF
Saul and HoulsH-Atempt 10 Escape from
Prison-A few day S before the nlurteres OF
the unfortunate Baxter eXpiated their offence
under the galIow, at lombs, Depuiy-Kerper
Wood discovered most dlabUlca plot which
had been formed by the prisoners TO make
their escape. They proposed TO regain lheir
liberty al the expense Of The lives oil several
OF The keepers. The plan Of escape, as we
learn, was concocted as follows:
Saul was 10 get friend 10 bring him in
two pistols. Next 10 Howleus was dllapi-
dated cell, that was never locked al night,
and he (iowleti) succeeded in king
large hole through The solid wall, excepting
the plaster Oh The other side. This was done
under and even with the top Of he beLslead,
the back Of which, with The bed, concealed
the whole in daytime. To show what work
he had performed, it may be stated lha, one
Of The stones removed, is twenty inches long,
and over Il. foot thick and deep. All The
stones were carefully replaced in the day
time, aud covered oyer and as stated above
Hewlett was 10 get the pistols, and crawl
through the hole 10 the empty cell, and care
fully lie. himself out, aud then shoot the
night watch Messrs. Linden and Finley ;
Then got the keys from their possession, and
free Saul aud johnson. Having gained
he yard they were confident OF having
success. While all this was going on, Mi.
Wood was certain there was something in
he wind and on questioning Johnson, he
owned up the whole affair; and il is due to
the latter to say, that from the first he oppos,
ed The whole plor,-and this was thee days
before the commulalion of sentence was re-
ceived. Of course the prisoners were then
thoroughly secured from any further a.
lemPls; and, 10 spare their feelings; Mr.
Wood promised not 10 make The affair public
! until alter The execution N, Y. Times.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-12
SERIOUS ArraAY IN WASHINGTON.
Bsttosen Capt ShGumberg and EdTa'd "
Fuller.

|
Bstween Capt ShGumberg and EdTa'd w.
Fuller.
The Washington Republic states that on
Wednesday evening, about han pas' SIN
O'Clock. as Mr.. Edward II. Fuller was about
10 enter the National Hotel, he was met ov
James w. schaumberg, formerly OF The u
s. Draroons, who, without the exchange OF
any words, discharged pistol at Mr. Fnl'
Ter. wounding him severely in the right
side. NJ. Fuller Immediately retreaied into
the street, passing between the hackney
carriage, and crossed 10 the opposite side Of
The street, where he fell, and was then con
veyed into the Waverly House. Physicians
were Immediately sen, for, aud Drs. Hall,
Miller and Holmead were soon in attend.
ance. The wound was pronounced, al 10
O'Clock on Wednesday evening, TO be in all
probability mortal. Mr.. Fuller wa. sensi.
BILE up 10 that hour, and his family was in
attendance upon him.
Mr.. Shaumberg, upon Mr. Fuller retreat
ing, supposed that his fro had taken no
efec', pursued Mr.. Fuller nearly to the
other side OF the avenue, when, by the in.
reference Of bys,anders aud others, and
upon the information that Fuller had fallen,
he relraced his steps 10 the hotel, and as
cended 10 his room. He was arrested there
shortly after by some officers. Much in.
dienaiion at his conduo, was expressed by
the crowd who had congregaleJ a, the doors
and in The Office OF the hotel.
He was conveyed to he Office Of r. K
Morsell, Esq, at The Fourth District Police
Office aud shortly after The Hon. John P.
Hale appeared as counsel. The facts having
been detailed and The probable death oi Mr..
Fuller aEerlained, Schaumberg was com
mii,ed 10 Jail for further examination, an Of.
Ter TO get bail being refused.
The immediate OF this unhappy event
was h, appearance OF large pIacards on
Monday morning posted in the vicinity of
all the hotels, headed "James w Schaum-
berg, Lar, coward, aud swinder," and
which contained statement ending 10 show
aud Prove Schaumberg 10 be guilty OF y ing
cowardlce, and swindlng, inieIspelsed with
many other opprobrious ep'hels.
1t appears that Sehaumbers was indebted
10 Fuller, aud that i'll feelings existed be.
tween them for considerable time, and
which on "a ior>.er occasion, led Schaum-
berg 10 make publication concerning Ful-
ier, and Fuller 10 make a personal assaul,
on Schaumberg.
Mr.. Fuller was well known 10 the citizens
Of Washington, and TO The travelling public.
In company with his father he was for a
long time one of the proprielors OF The City
Hotel, then OF the Irving House aud recently
of the Hygeian Hol0l, al Old Point Comfort
For some mouths past he has been clerk
in the Ceusus Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-12
TPOlSONTNG. IN

Thousands Of parents who use Vermifuge
composed Of Castor oil, CaIomc, &C., are not
aware, that while they appear 10 benefit the
patient, they are actually laying the founda-
lions for a series Of desPases, such as saliva
tion, loss Of sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
la another column will be found the adver-
lsemeut Of Iiohensack's Medicines, 10 which
we ask the attention OF all directly Interested
in their OWE as well as their Children's health
Ia Liver Complaints aud all disorders arising
from those ut = bilious type, should make
use Of the only genuine medicine, Huben-
sacks Liver Pills
" "Be not deceived" but ask for Hoben-
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, aud 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, 1853-02-12
SHERIFF SALE

virtue of a certain writ of Alias Vsn. Erp.
to me directed, will be sold by pub ic vendue;
al the Court House, in the borough of Sunbury,
at ! O'Clock, p. NJ on Monday, the 2sih of Feb
ruary, inst.
The undivided threc-fourths parts of certain
Tract OF Land,
situate in Coal township, Northumberland eoun.
lly, adjoining lands of John Boyd VIM. Wilson,
Peter Maurer, Michael Kro, and Frederick Kra.
mer' containing S67 acres, and ~ perchcs with
allowances, surveyed October 90, 1894, and a
warrant granted to Matthias Zimmerman, dated,
August 81, 1898.
Siezed taken in execution and 10 be so!i as the
property OF John Snavcy.
WIN. B. KlPP, Sheriff
SheSif's Office, sunbury,
Feb. 8, 1882 4t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-12
Che 4flarlicts.
Philadelphia Market.

Feb 9, 1853
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The market is dull !;
sales of fresh ground for eXpor, al SIS,
and good brands for city cousnmplion. al S5s
ii S5t EXlra Flour is held at SIS, so 5,77.
EIE FLorR.-Last Sales al SAL.
Cons MrAL.-Last sales OF Penna. al
S3l
WnrAT-Salcs Of prime red a, sils ; and
white Al Sl25.
RYE--ls in demand sales al S6cts
CoRS--Is arriving freely, and prices are
something lower sales oi dry yellow al 65 {
and nf white al 63.
OArs.--Sales Of prime Southern al As
an | Penna. al As els.
WHrsEEy.-Sales Of bbls a, csc: and Ehds
at PAL cts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-12
Baltimore Market.

Feb. S, 1853
GRAlN.--Sales OF Wheat 10 day n, lis a
III cts, for good 10 prime reds, and llS n
1873 c,s. for wines,
Corn is in very good supply Sales to-day o!
white al Sc a 5s cts, and OF yellow al 90 a
81 cts. The large quantity in market, how.
ever, caused prizes 10 give way aud al the
close no more ,hau 81 cts could be obtained
for veil w.
Sale 0 Maryland Rye to-day al so cts. and
Penua. al s. dis
We quote Maryland Oats sells at 40 a
IS cts. and Pennsy lvauia at 10 Al cts.
WHlSKEY.-S@les Of bhl<. to-day al oil
cts. We quole hhis al 23k cts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-12
THIS General Mining Law, which tn,

The General Mining Law, which the
Commissioners, appointed recently by the
Governor of this State 10 revise The code,
have prepared, authorizes companies incor.
poraed for coal mining and for manufacture
ing lumber, TO own, in fee simple, or for a
term Of years, lands necessary for their bu.
sin 'ss not exceeding 1900 acres those for
smelling copper, lead, tin or zinc ores, and
for qnarrying marble and slate, no, exceed
ing 1000 acres with The authority Of leas-
ing TO others the privilege Of mining aud
vending the products. The stockholders Of
such companies are jointly and severally liza.
bic, in their individual capacities, for the
debt Of the company
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-12
- / Il Es.

In his place. on the OH inst, Miss ANN
REBECCA BELL, aged about % years
In Lower Augusta, on the oh inst, Mr..
GEORGE nAUPT, in the 92I year OF his
age.
Ia ChilsQnaque, on The l9lh nl ELIZA
BETH ANN, daughter Of Cornelius aud
Elizabeth McGmly, aged years aud 9
woIihs
IN New Berlin, on The eth uli., Mr.. MO
SES BOWER, OF Milton, aged about so
yeas
In Milton, on Monday evening, The 3i>t
ull., ALICE. daugh OF Of l., l.. BeIdlernan,
aged abUu: l6 months.
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a STROLOGY, or the Science of tho Stars,
has many believers, even in this enlightened
age We do not desire to increase their numbers,
but there is a kind of knowledge much moro sem
slbe and universal. We allude to that which
directs people to the cheap clothing store OF
Rockhili & Wilson, No. III. Chcshut street,
corner Of Franklin Place, Philadelphia which is
now stocked with splendid supply of fashions.
ble fall and winter garments.
Philadelphia, Nov. 6, Is52.-ly.
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Communication.


II B. MAssER, ESQ:
Observing that the columns OF The Sunbu.
ry American are frequently opened 10 essays
Oh agricultural subjects, which meets my
hearty appreciation, and as ! believe thai
there are but few subjects that can fill the
columns oil family newspaper 10 more pro.
fiji, than that OF lreaiiug on the Scie,.cs of
Farming In all lis relations. President Fill.
more, IN one OF his annual messages TO Con.
gress, said that lour-6Ilhs Of aur active non.
uIailon were employed in the cultivation of
the soil ; but notwithstanding this, il is n
| lamenlable fact, that The spirit Of apathy or
lls,nessness prevails, both among editors and
people.
| Had the editors Of public journals been
| properly alive 10 this subject, in years gone
by, ere this, different state Of things would
now be Witnessed. Our Legislature would
have been Influenced, reservation would
have been inserted in all charters 10 com.
panies for constructing canals, railroads, OF
bridges, securing the right and privilege Il
The farming community, 10 transport ferlili
zers thereon, free, or at reduced iole.
have exceeded my limits, therefore mus
close, but perhaps may notice The subjec
again.
ADILE.
shamokin township
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The only Tue Portrait Of Washington.
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me have b-eh u!!'lahiy executed ana r1.hthN wor-
thy uI tie ralruE%e'! Ne ru."e. says NJ iANCtIANT
I ihe eminent portrait painter, nrd the pu'H &" : art
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nave seen, rr's".rE The whole ntl'i i"uuy oi tho
"II'"NI portrait, t-.4,, MaH ne Die Gi" agnhed re-
sc u i'r h"I ninA'. Na' hI VINO ever saw ''h cNi-
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED until sunset Of the 9Th
day OF February 1853, at the Engineers Office OF
the Sunbury & Eric Railroad company, at Will
Ii rmsprr for the FURNISHING AND DELIVERY of
all the HS drauic Cement (abont sc, 600 bushels }
required for the Masonry on the line Of said road
from Sunhury TO Williamspou.
Specifications, and information oil the subject
can he had at the office, at any time previous to
the day of letting.
T.HASKINS DUPUY,
Chief Engineer, p. Il.
Eng. Dept. s. s. L. Il. r. Jan. 90 ls53,-3t.
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sunbury and Erie Railroad Company.
vENIE annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
IL the Company, will be held ii, their Office,
Girard Buildings, Third Street, Philadelphia,
on Monday, the 18th of February, 1888, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. At which time there will also I've
an Election for President and Managers. The
polls will 6e open from ] to 3 O'Clock, p NJ.
CRAIG BIDDLE,
Secretary.
Torr.r, o0 1888 o.