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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25
ANOTHER NEw YORK RAIL ROAD TO TINE

ANOTHER NEw YORK RAIL ROAD TO TINE
"a a. LAKES.
The New Yorkers are stretching their
iron arms in every direction. They know
and appreciate the value of rail roads, and
do NOT wan, years discussion, litigation and
quarrelling, before they commence. They
are now about constructing third line 10
the lakes, while the Pbiladelphians are still
disputing about the construction Of their
only line, the Sunbury and Erie Road.
q ! II is Intended that the new road, for
which surveys have already been made
from the Hudson river 10 the lakes, shall
run about equi-distant between the Erie
and the Central lines, and be called the
New York and Western Railroad Com
pany. It will have double track, wide
gauge line, from Hoboken, opposite New
York City, to Canandaigua, there to unite
with the Canandaigua and Niagara Falls
Company, aud ultimately il is expected,
to consolidate with them. The road will
embrace about 235 miles within the State
Of New York, and 80 miles in New Jersey
for which special charter has been secured
| And the citizens of Albany are also
about 10 unite the Hudson a, that place
with the Susquehanna at BinghamptoD.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25
rTPOISONING. n

Thousands of parents who use Vertnifuge
composed OF Castor OIL Calomel, &C., are mol
aware, that while they appear 10 benefit the
patient, they are actually laying the iounda-
lions Tor series OF deseases, such as saliva
iion, loss of sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
Ia another column will be found the adser-
lisemen, Of llobensack's Medicines, 10 which
we ak the attention Of all directly interested
in their OWE as we'll as their Chlldren's health
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those OF bilious type, should make
uso of tha only genuine medicine, Hoben.
sacks Liver Pills. ....... .-. ...
Cr "Bc not deceived" but ask for Hoben'
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and OBJ
serve tina, each has the signature of the
Proprietor, j. N. HoBENSACK, as none
else are genuine. "H.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25
New Advertisements
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given BY the undersigned
~ citizens Of the Commonwealth Of Pennsyl
vania, that application will be made to the mex
Legislat ure Of said Commonwealth for the erec
ton Of body corporate to be styled "TMl
svsBUar sAvrsss IssrIruTr," to be located ii
the borough of sunbury, Northumberland county
with discounting privileges. and with capital o
One hundred thousand dollars.
Robert H. AwI, Geo. Bright, John Young
Adam shissier. Thomas Robins, Daniel Drucke
miller, Fredk. Lazarus, Geo. B. Youngman, Pc.
ter b. Massef, J. w. Friling, Ira T. Clement
Benz. Hendricks, Geo. @. welker, J. w. Peal.
Sunbury, juno rs, ls53.-6m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25
Tracts of Land.

situated in Coal township in said county, to wi, !;
LIST. The 2-3ds of tract Of land surveyed on
warrant to John Hageland, containing 4025
acres moro or less.
end. The 2-3ds Of tract Of land surveyed on
a warrant to Luke Hogelin, containing 4063
acres more or less. E. p. H.. .
Sd. The 2-3ds Of tract Of land surveyed on a
warrant to Luke File, containing $50 acres moro
or less.
(The above tracts are all un:mproyed-b are
known to contain extensive mines Of coal of the
best quslity--vnd the Philadelphia and Sunbury
railroad, or some Of its branches runs through OF
very near each of said tracts. .
4th. The 3ds of tract Of land surveyed on
warrant to Luke Fiddler, containing a5Ol acres
more or less. (This tract contains very valuable
mines Of the finest coal. 1t is extensively I'M
proved, having an iron track leading into the
mines AMI connecting with the said Railroad and
extensive coal breakers and good n,iners houses
on the premises.
To be sold az the property Of Bcrtram II
Howell, mortgsgor, with notice to Burd Patterson
Benjamin Patton, Charles w. Higgins, Sheppard
Knapp, Geo. Brooks. Geo. C. Coe and WIN. l..
Helfenstein. Tere Tenants Terms, cash for
the sales to be on the goth July. ..
WILLIAM B. KIPP. Sheriff.
sanbury, june IS, 1888. -.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.

IN pursuance Of an order of the Orphans Court
4 Of Northumberland county will be exposed to
public sale, the following real estate, to witt
A Certain out Lot Of Ground,
in the southern part of the borough Of Sunbury,
bounded on the east by land Of George Weiser,
(Tanner; J on the south by the heirs Of Edward
Harrison, decd, on the west by the Susquehan-
ma river, and on the north by out lot of J. q.
Toungman, containing
ONE ACRE AND THREE. .FoURTHS,
more or less. The above will be sold at the
public house OF James Covert, in the borough Of
Sunbury, on
Saturday, the 23d day Of July neat,
at Q o'clock, p. NJ.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25
TERRIBLE RAILROAD AcCIDENr-ELEvEN
f,--ff Be- .PEEa0Es KILLED. as.. .e #

.SuseyEHAssA, June II "A most lameuia
bls scsidan occur ed on the New York and
Erie Railioai, about five o'clock yesterday
afternoon, Elgins No. So exploded her bole- r,
instantly killing eleven persons and wound
lag several others Among the number kil-
LED was Mr.. Arpoli, the engineer, and three
women. Il is supposed That four or five pei.
sons were blown into the river. I'D. .aret-
The locomotive, at the lime Of the explo.
sion, was pushing behind the train OIL the up
grade, near this village. Nearly all those
who were killed ate reported 10 have been
Irish laborers on the road
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25

% The new cave in Union county
mas atractad considerable attention. Quite
a number OF visitors have been there to
view it. 1t is to be regretted, however,
that the visitors at FIRST were allowed TO
carry of the most OF the natural curiosities,
such as the sialac,ites, stalagmites, &c. 1t
was a species of petty vandalism, altogether
inexcusabls and destroys much OF the in
terest Of the cave.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25

0S~ANorHER DECISION UNDER THE s3oo
LAw.-The Supreme Court, a, its Presen,
session at Harrisburg, has decided that a
debtor cannot waive his interest under the
$500 law in favor OF one creditor, in pre-.
ference OF prior lien creditors; and the as
signment Of his right is an abandonment Of
il, and that prior judgment creditors are
entitled to the money in the order Of their
seniority. o aHaIo
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25

GIFT CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH or July
IN PHILADELPH:A.--tt will be seen BY refer
enee TO our advertising columns, that MIR.
Perham, the great caterer for the public
amusement, has made arrangements for
another distribution Of Gifts, TO commence
on the Fourth Of July and 10 continue until
all the gifts are given out. MIR. Perham's
success in the former project, in connection
with the Panorama OF California, has indu'
| ced him to enlarge The list of articles and &c
reduce the number and price OF tickets so al
10 enable more general participation. Oul
| friends should send in their orders for ticket;
Immediately, aud not wait until they visi
the city, as the probability is tina, they al
may be sold before lhs time foF distribution
| arrives.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25

TIE TuRcHLIGHT PRocEssIoS in Reading,
Pa, on the evening of Saturday, the llth
inst, is described by The newspapers of ,ha,
city as having been yeIy fine display. Il,
consisted OF mechanics and workingmen,
and numbered from 1900 TO 1000 persons,
500 torches, and from 20 to 80 transparencies
The men marched six aud eight abreast, and
the line extended in length nearly or quite
,wo-,hirds of q mile. The streets swarmed
with spectators, aud the glare from The bla'
zing torches made the sight truly brilliant
one.
The various trades marched ia sepera,e
companies, bearing transparencies and ac-
companied by bands of nlusic. Some OF the
paintings on the iransparences were truly
laugha ble-o represented bull trying 20
stop locom olive another had "Auuiy
| tAn,i) Subscription coming ou, Of The li,ile
end Of the horns" and another, "Progress
and Anti Progress" ,ypiied the former by a
| ball shot from the mouth Of cannon, and
The latter BY ball pushed by insects. In
he van of the procession was borne an illu.
mined transparency, five feet high, in the
shape Of a smoke stack, bearing the inscrip-
tion, "fhe Locomotive is the Apostle of Civ,
ilizaiion.n The workmen on the Reading
Railroad bore iransparencies representing
"Resding without Railroads and "Readine
with Railroads." They are thus described BY
The Gazette: On the former, the pleasure,
of stage travelling were duly portrayed, anc
the old borough represented as it appeared
in by-gone days; on the latter, business o.
every kind in full and active operation, the
appearance Of the city denoing the highest
prosperi'y--in the foreground locomotive
and cars just started, and the opponents o
subso ripton endeavoring TO arres, it's prog
ress, BY tugging at rope, and THROWN:
missiles on the track, &C." ra...
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25
A Tract Of Land.

in Lower Augusta township, county aforesaid,
adjoining lands Of John Hart, John Hendershotz
heirs, David Shpman, Peter Bereu and others,
and mountain land, containing about
FIFTY ACRES .
mere or less. To be sold at the public house of
William R. Jones, in Lower Augusta township
in said county, on
Saturday. the 23d day Of July neat,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. of said day. Late the es-
tate Of William X. Brown, decd. Terms of
sale will be made known on day of sale by
GEORGE WEISER, Guardian
of the minor children Of VIM. X. Brown, decd.
By Order e the Court,
]. p. PURSEL. elk, o. Z. -
June 25 l553.--ts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25
or Some OF the counties ir Ohio hav,

or Some OF the counties iE Ohio have
made handsome speculations in subscribing
to the stock Of railroads running through
them. One Of the counties has built a
handsome court house and other buildings
out of the profits, and has enough left TO re-
lieye the people from the payment OF state
tax. The following from one of our ex-
changes refers to another county; I.d o
A PRorirABLE RAILRoAp2The commits.
sioners OF franklin county, Ohio, have sold
their stock in the Cincinnati and Cleveland
Road Of so per cent, above par By this the
county realized from $4,000 10 70, 900 clear
profit no money vas ever paid over, ihs
County merely loaned us credit
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25

w GREAT SpEEp.-The Pittsburg Des-
patch says that on Saturday week, the fast
train on The Pennsylvania railroad, when
near Greensburg, attained the extraordina-
~ speed of eighty miles per hour. 4 per.
ftctly straight stretch Of ten miles was run
in seven and half minutes. This, we be.
ieve, is one mile to the hour faster than
the quicke English time.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25


Grand Jurors.
MILroN-F. w. Pollock, Joseph Esben.
LEwls-Samuel Shannon.
TuRBvT-John Mccormick, William P.
Hnll. ...
DELAwARE-James n. Caihcar,
CHILIsoUAQuE - William Derham, John
Best, Jacob Kramer, George Fredrick, SAINT
MNinch.
SmAMoKIs Henry Leisenring, Frederick
Mu,chler, Solomon Fegey.
RUsH-Henry Weaver.
LOWER AUGUsrA-William Conrad, Martin
Randes, Daniel hartman, Peter Snyder
UppET MAHANoY- William Helm, Jona.
than Resser, lsreal Feustermacher.
Lower MAHANoY-John Hensyi.
CAMERoy--Solomou Dunkelbef.er,
TRAVERSE JURORS.
SUNBrRr-G. B. Younsman, George Delhi,
Benz iamen Hendricks, Gorge Lyon, George
Young, George Rem. -aAltIE
NoRTHUMBERLAup--Dav Hilkeri.
MILTON James Montgomery, n. D. Barr,
Henry Eebert, Robert Shaddon, Moses Cham,
berain, Frederick Filler, John Miller, Allen
Schroyor. 4aa - ~ ta
DELAWARE - Christian Hilyard, Wilson
Huichison, John II. Grier. ...
LEwIs-John Shell, Milton Troxsl, Jacob
Giltner, X. {. Buckman.
! CuILIsouAoUE Adam Conrad, John She'll
PoIsT- John w. Siamm, John Dale.
| Lower AuGusrA.-W, R. Jones, jeremiah
Rem, Casper St. Ctair, Peter Rei,z, George
! Snyder, James Shipman.
SHAMoKrs-Coniad Yeager, Vim. Ammer'
man, Elida John. ...
RUsn-Joseph Fisher.
CoAL-Slillman Eaton, Stephen Eisenhear',
| JoRpAs-WilIiam Shaier.
! CAMERoN-Gideon Kramer, Daniel SLEIGH.
Lower MAHlsoY-Joseph Fens,ermscher,
Michael Readel Jacob Bingeman, Adam
Lenker, al r-.IE
! LITTLE MAHANoy-Isaac d. Rsker.
Jackson-Jacob Sharpel. John Creasnger'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25

There have been for the past week an
abundance Of rumors, in relation TO the body
Of the late Arthur Spring, Senior. The re-
mains, in accordance with the desire Of
young Spring, were placed in charge OF the
Rev John Street, after the execution, but the
son having consented 10 an examination oi
the brain, partial dissection was, as before
reported, made BY Professor McClin,ock, al,
the Philsdelphia Medical College. Subse-
quenily, coffin, believed TO contain the re-
mains Of the deceased, was delivered 10 Mr..
Street, and inferred under his superinlend-
ence, by an undertaken employed for the
purpose. The burial thus made, is now as
serted TO have been mere sham affair, and
the following affidavils show ,ha, the coffin
contained no body; 1
-ia" Adidauit Of Charles X. Ferris. ...
l, Charles X Ferris, having been called
upon by Richard Hill, of Francisvile, sexton
Of the city gtonnd, TO examine the contents
Of a coffin brought there by the Rev. John
Street and Others, said 10 contain the body o
| Aihut Spring, Sr, executed on Friday last
| the 10Th inst, according 10 the laws o.
The State Of Pennsylvania, the said cofhr
being opened in my presence, contained
log OF wond and some clothing, and no pof
,ion OF any human being.
Personally appeared before me, Charles X
| Ferris, who being duly sworn and subscribed
before me, this lalh June, 1851 .-af H
| & r. FERRIS
S RopMAs REGER.
Alderman Of the Third Ward, Dist, of Penn
There is a mystery about this affair tina
should be solved # is generally suppose
that the remains were removed from III
coffin, either before or after in,ermcnt, with
on, the knowledge Of Mr.. Street The Pre-
fessors of the Pennsylvania Medical Collea
asser, that the remains were placed in III
custody OF the Rev Mir Street, and the ui
deriakcr employed BY him, and thai no fu
,her dissection Of the body was made tha
,ha, witnessed by go many a, the College, G
the day after The execution.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25

Ir Our neighbors Of Pottsville are get
ting up new '.BraSs Band" We should
like TO see a well conducted Band in Sun
bury. There are but few towns Of its size
that can boast Of more musical talent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that application
~ will Re made TO the next Legislature of
Pennsylvania for the incorporation OF a company,
with discounting privileges, to be located in tie
borough of Sunbury, in the county Of Northum-
berland, with capital Of One hundred thousand
dollars, to be called the "Snsqreha"na SarsngS
Institute"
SunhnrY. June 25. 1861 6m. ----
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25

PIrrsBuRe AND CIEyEIAsp RAIrRoAp.-
Pifisbmg June is.-The Grand Jury recon-
mends to Allegheny county subscription Of
so 900 to the PiiisbuIg and Cleveland Rail-
road, which, with the private subscription
amounting to sioo,oo secures the making
Of The road from Pi.tsburg to BRIDGEPORT, oppo.
site Wheeling,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25
Nj 4 II II 4 L ID.

On the 18Th lust, by The Rev, P. Born, Mr.
WILLIAM DIEnIn TO Miss CAROLINE MILLER,
all of this place. .......-...
On Tuesday morning, the 7lh inst, al Oak
land, Wesmoreland county, by Rev Francis
Laird, D, D., PETER BALDY, jr. Esq, Of DaIl-
Vile, Pa, TO LIZZIE, daughter of Rev. David
Kirkpatrick, of the former place.
On Tuesday, the llth insi., by the Rev. ],
w. Yeomans, Mr.. WILLIAM w. HAYES, OF
Belefonie, TO Miss ELIZABETH, Daughter OF
DR.. William II Msgll, OF Danvile.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25
List Of Causes.

HNOR trial in the Court Of Common fles'
Of Northumberland County, at August IT,
A. D., 1853.
PLAINTIFFS. DEFENDANTS
George Sbiley vs. Ab'm D,mkelhcr sr'' admrr
Abijah Bowen W Nm : .'r.on
Henry klaze q Eve DIS VIE W administrator
JR Masser VS. Barbara Skaters ex'S
William McCury vs. Samuel Hunter
Danief Rhodes VS. Jacob Wertman
Js,.c Hoff. a Wife vs. Henry Latshs
simon SNYDER vs George Snyde
Meyer & Mo,er's Gar
Hitz TOR keiner nishee
Washington MUTUAL IN vs. E kaufman Of 81
sutsmce Company
State Mutual Fire insu. -. Sauna
rance Company
Albin Newbeuy VS. Thomas h4s. -.
d Hoats for M Swsny W 10 tsrretensnt
Oliver d HilEard vs. John Hartman ~
John w Peal vs. Joseph Dimmiek, Ct 81,
Christ & McFsdden W Susanna heio n
Kcndenon Smiths ears. vs. Mosrs
same w same
Wendell L Ksfsr w John Woinnga
William Forsmsn ct slv John Parks R
US JAMES BEARD, Prothy.
Prothonotsry's ofics.
sunbury, June rs, 1855
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25

~ The Reading Railroad Company's
books show that they have paid, during the
last FIVE years, for wages 10 their work.
men at Reading, the sum of one million
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25

" HAY HARvEsT.-T The hay makers
are now IN the midst of their harvest, and
we are pleased to find tha, the crop prom
ses TO be a good one. Last season hay
was scarce and unsually high. t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25

" UNDER CoXTRAcr.-The eonstruc-
tion Of the Susquehanna Railroad between
Sunbury and Lewisburg has been awarded
to Michael Burke, Esq. Of Harrisburg, who,
il is said, will commence active operations
within twenty days.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25
ANTHRACITE COAL IN NATIONAL STEAM.
ERS, &c

While the people Of New York are making
such tremendous efforts TO introduce Cumber-
land Coal into the city, and also inio the dii-
feren, lines Of Steamers, the London Times
declares that from the ;'less bulk demanded,
and especially its exemption from those
deathly breeding fires becoming so frequent,
Anthracite would have TO be substituted in
the British Navy and commercial Marine,
propelled by steam, in place Of Btumin-
ous.n
No less than eighteen British Steamers
we're burnt in two years by the spontaneous
combustion Of Rl,umiuous Coal on board,
and iha, too after the creates, precauiion had
been taken 10 prevent such ca,asirophies =
If the Cumberland Coal parakcs of the gen.
eral character Of Biruminous Coal cautious
persons will avoid travelling in Steamer.
| where il is used.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25

" The Philadelphia Ledger appears
again in new dress of type, new one
being required about every three months.
Such extravagence, in dress, would soon
ruin country printer. .E ..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25

SALE OF MoUNr VERNON. II is stated that
a sale of the Mount Vernon Estate has been
effected with parties al New Orleans, at
abou, 5000, 900. The presen, proprietor,
however, has generously inserted a proviso
tina, the property is to be offered TO Congress
a, i,s next session AT the same price, and
should they conclude 10 purchase ii, the pre-.
sen! sale TO be void. r- ...
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25
DENTISTRY.

nR. A. vALLERCHAMP, Dentist. would
- respectfully announce to the inhabitants o.
sunbury and the surrounding country that ne
has taken rooms at the Red Lion Hotel, kept
by Mrs Catbarine Boulton, where he will be hap
py to attend to all calls in the line Of his profess
sion. All operations or Mechanical work war.
raxted to answer all the useful and ornamental
purposes Of the art. srr,rF7rfrrr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25
NJ WAeM WEATHER. tempera.

o." Warm WEATHER.--The tempera-
,ure of the weather in June is frequently
higher than at any other period OF the
year. This is the case now. During the
past week the heat has been excessive
The Thermometer on Tuesday last stood at
SO in the shade, and on Wednesday al "a.
Vegetation is beginning TO suffer Tor want
Of rain. .H."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25

OF The great demand for laborers, make
it very difficult for our farmers, to find
hands sufficient to secure their harvest
We hear complaints in every quarter Of
the scarcity of !aborers. We do no, hear
so much Of the Hy in the wheat as former
ly, and we presume, the damage is not SO
great as was supposed. n ....-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25

In Aaronshurg, ilih inst, aged abou, 80
years, Mrs NANCY, wife OF Col. Henry S.
Gross formerly Miss Nesbii, Of Lswisburg.)
Al Shamokin Dam, LIST inst, Of lingering
consumption, the much esteemed wife OF
Amos Siroh, aged about SO years. ..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25
THE LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION ON THE
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD

TIE LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION ON THE
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
The following list Of the killed aud woun- |
ded by the late casually at Snsqnehanua, Is
from report in The New York
Herald Of yesterday N4
Walter B. Arnold, engineer, aged about 30
years and resident Of Susquehanna. Mr..
Arnold's head was cut completely of from
the throat at the under jaw, leaving nothing
remaining bu, The base Of the skull near the
cervical yer,ebra. The face was not dis6g-
ured in the least, aud the head fell upon a
heap OF wood and stones, with the counlen-
ance facing the dreadful scene Here it sat
as If he were looking a, the road from behind
"A concealmen,. His little son, a lad ofabout
II years OF age, who was wounded, fist re.
cognised IL, and said--tHeres MY fa,her,r
a, the same ,nomen, placing his hand upon
the face, when, horrible 10 tell, The head turn
ed over, and a portion Of the unfortunate
mans brain. fell out. MIR. Arnold was an
American, and leaves a wife and six children.
Michael Casey, laborer, aged abou, II, was
a residen, of Susquehanna. He was a native
o' ireland anu unmarried "i, tt p.
Patrick Keerun, laborer, resided a, Summit.
MS oouy was u'eao'u''y "'"''a'e", '"e "e'o'
abdomen, and limbs being fractured and torn.
Ca,harine O'Lsaiy, wife Of laborer resi-
ding a, Summit, had her head blown off, and
''mos mos oroken. ehe was a na''Ve o. l'e''''u
| Il ,F
Ca'harine olaneryia ies'ueh. VI ou'i""'
hau hef iimos ofoAeh' anu P'''''"' .. '"e"'
scattered on either slde oi Inc road he'
head was o'own on p" '
The hoad'ess 'rnnks OF 'he women 'ay 'o'
iew rou from 'he engine 'ne sna''e'e" re-
mains o' MI % %A'hoiu anu m me me" "e'e 'a''
'''er from rom H. irr-. -r-...a.L -.
Lis' o 'he " o"'fdea' MIS- E'''eh eo'''hs
aeed aoou' 20 years VIE OF Iono eoi'inS,
'aeoreri residing al o"nim'', nao net rign
arm fractured, from Inc shoulder 10 'hs ell
DOW, anu sustained besides compounn irae
lure OF Inc r'ehl ihigh, accompanied win a"
iui iacera'ion oil Inc ftesh and pro'iusion
me oone. one was removed 10 'he Mn
mousse H"squshahha, "he'e sne 'ay yes'e'
Gay evening unHef me care OIL VT. r'e'''
In'id"e'i'i''a' ne Doc'of e"'ef'a'he" SOM
Slen' hopes OF hef recovery al 'ha' ''me
MIS- Ioi'hs is naive oi ifeiahu, anu ma
""o emu
h"za ''ouu"'a.-unua'''au-nan ne' a'o
CUT 0" near Tue shon'ne'' MISS o''o',"'"
from 'he county ol I'Sre, l'e'ahu' anu resi-
aeu WIN "e' o'o'net', al summit.
-A'noio' son OIL lhe deceased engineer
aeeu aoou' ~ was 'hen''y sea'ue"' ana az
pea'' 70 "a'o 'o"'u's'o'' u MS ''a'" ''o' '
vi, '"o.A " was ,noue"' l' "'sn' recover
oeS''es nus s""'"'"e "'e array, a'''o'
certain that many persons were blown in,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-25

W SuNBuRY AND ERIE RAILRoAp.-The
work has been commenced on this road a.
lis western terminus, the city of Erie. The
location OF the wharves of the company
has been fixed, and they are now in process
OF construction.