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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-12

900 dooO do is DO 90
Ia be Suequehanna, No, l-say lQs, 400 feet. BY N
feet, board measure .
10 ZOO feet pinch usual hreadhs
10 900 feet 1 do do
To be Susqushanna No osay 40, 900 fest, by feet.
board measure
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08
PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that Special
~ Court of Common Pleas, in and for the
County Of Northumberland, 10 commence a,
the Court House, in the borough of Sunbury,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on Monday the 3lsl
day of October next, and will continue ONE
WEEK.
Jurors are requested 10 be punciual in
their attendance. at the time appointed
agreeable TO their notices.
Given under my hand a, Sunbury, the 9Th
day of August, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and iiliy-ihree,
and the Independence of the United States
OF America the 7Sh.
WILLIAM b. KIPP, Sheriff.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08
Eureka, Eureka"
WE HAVE FOUND 1T AT LAST.

, NJOW for the little ones. Why will parents
~ waste hours and days in fruless endeavors
to get perfect pictures of their children and after
all get nothing but poor, miserable caricaturc
We would say, come to our
EXCELSIOR GALLERY
and we will guarantee to make you a perfect
picture, by our ELEcTno CHEMICAL process,
that works in from to seconds.
We defy any Daguerrean in Philadelphia or
elsewhere, to compete with us, as we are the
inventors, and the process is used only in our df-
ferent establishments in New England and the
Middle States. For pictures of adults, the silver
medals we have received from the American
Institute, New York and Franklin, Philadelphia,
together with the numerous premiums from
County Fairs. is sufficient proof that they are
the Ne Pins Ultra of perfection.
We would call particular attention to our
Talbotypes-Daguorreoty in Oil.
d. G. COLLINS & Co., 100 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia. Main street, opposite site Hamp-
den House. Springfield and Collins Building,
Westield Mass.
N. B.-Cur establishment is illuminated by
the briIliancy of our Pictures by Day, and by
ProtsSsor Horsct0rd's Sgttty Lamps by Night.
"Come and Sec"
Phila., MAY 2S, lS53.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08
SELECT POETRY.
GUNEOPATHY.
BY JOHN G eAXR.

| saw lady yesterday,
A regular IN. D.,"-
Who'd taken from The Faculty
Her medical degree;
And thought if ever | was sick
My doctor she should be
pity the deIuded man
Who foolishly consulis
Another man, in hopes 10 find
Such magical results
AS when pretty woman lays
Her hand upon your pulse.
had strange disorder once,
A kind oil Chronic chill,
That all the doctors in the town,
With all their vaunled skill,
Could never cure, I'm very sure,
With powder nor with pill.
don't know wha; they call 1t
In their pompous terms OF art
Nor if they thought II mortal
In such vital pari-
] only know twas reckoned
Something icy round the heart"
A lady came-her presence brought
The blood into my ears;
She took my hand-and something like
A fever now appears
Great Galen! was all glow
Though I'd been cold for years.
Perhaps il sn't every case
That's fairly i'll her reach,
But should e'er be i'll again,
iervcnlly beseech
That may have for life or death,
A lady for my "leech "
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08
List OF Causes.

ENOR Special Court of Common Pleas OF
n Northumberland County TO commence on
Monday, the 81 st day of October next, A. d.,
1888.
James Graham Hugh Bclas ct al
Comth for Wm L IIcineman vsT Ellington
Com wealth for 5. d. VS. II, A. Ellington &
Jordan bail
Mahonoy and Shamokin -, Ahr,b,m parl
Improvement co
A. G.. e. II. G.
hchderton omith eA rs' vs. Morris
same VS. same
Jane Bogar VS. George i Buyers ct al
Henry Donnel ct al VS. Hugh Belas
Robert Philips VS. Zerby Run and Shamokn
improvement Company
JAMES BEARD, PIe,h'y.
Prothonotary's Office,
Sunbury. Aug. 27, 1888
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08

The PopE AND THE EMrERoR.-The Ell :
clusively religious journals OF Duropss. bitter
ly deyore the pacific solution of The Easlern
question. Catholicism, thew say, is dead
fhe universai Pope of Rome has now riyal
and a successful one. lis tho Czar--High
Priest Of Schism, the Poniif Emperor. Mich
olas has now reached The ideal Of the old
Roman Papacy--such as !. was for brief
period under Gregory.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08
OCTOBER 1853

cher and her friend Jenny entered tne
room slowly, the former with an open let,
ter in her hand, upon which the eyes oi
| both were resting.
In an instant, Il flashed upon Andy Cav
ender that he was to be victimized by the
city belle. No sooner had this thought
crossed his mind, than rising abruptly, he
bowed to his fair tormentors, saying
Excuse me ladies' And beat hasty
retreat.
But, ere he passed beyond the street
door there reached him a gush OF merry
laughter from the musical throat OF Kate,
in which other voices mingled.
On the next day he redeived letter dr.
rected in delicate hand. 1t enclosed the
one he bad written 10 Kate, and accompa-
nying il was note in these words
There is, it is presumed, mistake in
the direction OF this. II was probably
meant for Caroline Gray, Mary HARPER,
Nancy Herbert, or Jenny Green. In order
that it may receive its proper destination,
ii is returned to the writer
The village hirt was changed man after
that. He had played with edged tools un-
til he had cut himself, and the wound in
healing, left an ugly scar. Poor Andy
Cavender All this happened years ago,
and he is bachelor still, notwithstanding
several subsequent attempts 10 make ia
vorable impression on the hearts of certain
pretty maidens. The story Of his punishs
ment at Mrs. T---'s flew over the village
in a few hours, and, after that, no fair dem
izen Of Woodland for moment though! OF
regarding any attention from Andy Caven-
der as more than piece OF idle pastime
and, on the few occasions that he ventured
to talk OF love, the merry witches laughed
him in the face.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08

NOVEL DoocNofIvE The Boston Tray.
eller given on accoun, of a new locomo,ivs
The Texas, just built in that city, in which
'he power, instead of being applied directly
10 The wheels by tonnectng rods, is applied
TO the top of an uprlgh, beam, placed lust in
lroni OF Tie fre-box on each side of .be
boiler
"From The top of this beam which moves
about 10 degrees on heavy pivot, runs a
rcd 10 the bach diver and from The bo,,om
runs rod 10 the font driver. The boiler
sits quite low. While The tank hangs below
the wheels The link is also of most novel
construction, and is said 10 be most impor.
lant improvement, The link working wlhin
the block, instead of the block within the
link. The locomotive weighs about thirteen
tons with the tender which is connected wifi
il, the boiler and tank being placed on the
same frame. |, has but four wheels, and
ihose are hollow drivers, and are placed one
pair in front Of The boiler, and one pair under
the tank. The cylinders are l2s inches in
diameter, and are outside connections. The
power, instead of being applied directly to
The drivers by connecting rods, as is usual, is
applied 10 the top Of an upright beam.
The advantages derived by the novel con.
struction oi the locomotive are, the ease with
which grea, power can be appliedi and the
great gain made in bringing the whole
weight of The engine and tender 10 aid in
drawing heavy load. Ii is said lha, thir-
teen ion engine, bull, on the new model, can
do the same work as a twenty ton engine
built so that the power is applied 10 the dri-
vers al the Eire-box
The locomotive just completed is for a
road in Texas. There is also in process of
construction fcnr others after the same mod.
el, intended for a road in Pennsylvania.
On Saturday, with a view of testing the
capabilities of the engine, The ''Texasn was
attached 10 heavy freight tram, consisting
Of fourteen long cars. I, drew them with
the greatest ease from South Braintree 10
Boston, making the time allotted to The train
TO second. This result oF the experiment
is deemed conclusive that the locomotive
will prove in every respects successful, and
that twelve ton engine can, when built af-
ter the new plan, do the work of a TWENTY
ton engine of the old model. Those ineres-
ted in the matter can see it at South Boston.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08

The Emperor of Russia has entered upon
his 5slh year.-THE Cincinnati Gazette
states that there never was a time when SO
many counterfeit notes were in circulation
as at present--A monster is seen frequent
ly in the vicinity of Somerset, Pa. Two
thousand dollars reward is offered for lis
capture. is said that neuralgia has be-
come more common disease, since the in
PRODUCTION of lead pipe for conveying SFa.ss.
--Ca,harine Sinclair, the great English au-
horess, expresses herself as opposed 10 In
iernalional Copyright -THE ST. Louis pa
pers say lha, Col. Benlon's writings concern.
ing the Territory of Nebraska have excited
ain imtriense emigration to that fertile land.
The Paris Conspiracy al tie Opera
Comique, where the Emperor Napoleon so
narrowly escaped with his life, is said 20
have been Bourbon Legiiimisl plot, having
It's ramiications in all the principal cities of
France.-Walter Johnson, Esq, of Abing-
don, Va, has in his yard an apple-tree from
which has been gathered in one year at least
t,ro hundred bushels Of apples Mich-
gan Maine Law takes effect on the first of
December next, by proclamation Of the Coz
ernor. The official majority of the law was
17,395.-AN Immense Ok, weighing 1000
pounds, was exhibited al the State Fair, VT,
last week, finely formed animal, raised in
! --MIcHIGAN.--The Governor of
Michigan has been urged 10 convene un ex-
Ira session of the Michigan Legislature, for
the purpose of passing general railroad law
ADMITTED AT LAsT.-The Protestant
Episcopal Convention on Ttutsiat admitted
colored persons TO seals in the Protestant
Episcopal Convention, after denying i, 10
them for seven years.-SoMe Negroes be-
longing to bachelor gentleman, hot far
from Paulding, Miss, amtised themselves by
blowing him up one night last week with a
key of gunpowder. He was projected through
the roof, aud fatally burnt THE Chicago
and Mississippi Railroad within the next four
weeks will com pleie its connection wnh The
Illinois Central al Bloomington, aud be The
first railroad conneXion between The Atlantic
and The Mississippi. AN Irish Gid, in
Bosioni who discovered skeleton in the
cellar of a house in which she lived, three or
four weeks ago, has neter recovered from
The fright received on that occasion, and is
now in The Insgle asylum in Consequence.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08


"BRooMERs" is a name which the N. Y.
Journal of Commerce" gives 10 The ladies',
long dresses which sweep the side walks of
the city, Us, the ''Bloomers,n worn By those
who put on short frocks and panialoons. We
quote
awe learn that several fashionable ladies
have undertaken 10 sweep the sidewalks Of
Broadway with the trains Of expensive dres-
ses. 1t is hardly proper 10 carry Anti Wo-
mans Rights practices to such an extreme
of humility; for silk skiri sweeping The
streets, is as much out of its appropriate
sphere, and gives as much evidence Of its
"Slrons-mindness," as pair of laced boots
and Imitation pants upon The platform OF a
convention. a friend Of ours was SO unior-
Innate as 10 step Inadvertently upon The ex.
trenily OF one Of these trains, aud being a
gentleman OF exquisite modesiy, his feelings
were lacerated worse lhau the fabric, which,
indeed, was so stout as not 10 tear at all
lhou- h The Indignant jek of the lair lady
ratled sume OF The threads with which il
Was SdiHcieu nj lHe waist. NO'ne cl TIE
mysterious architecture was near being Ie
vealed, by which our real women build
themselves into shapes as opposite 10 Nose
Of the marble figures which stud the aisles
Of The Crystal Palace. With wonderful dex-
lerily, however, sire closed the gap VIM one
hand, raised her train above danger WIN the
other, aud al the same instant annihilaled
the offender with The lightning OF her eyes
This serious accident shows The necessity oil
same legislative enaclmen,s fof The proiec-
ton of foot passengers; since collisions oil
trains bid fair 10 become as freqeui on sice-
walks, as on railroads. The ddst is alreacy
nearly as troublesome as iu the cars, and
Punch's invention Of a boy with wsierPoi
10 every Two ladies, has not yet been adopted
| in this couairy; though sometime ago he
published a picture representing Ms success
full operation In London"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08

SUNDAY ALwAYs.-By diiieteAt halons
every dag IN lse @eeE is get apart for public
wcfsirip, Sunday by The Christians Monday
BY The Greeks; Tuesday by The Persians +.
"Wednesday by the kssyriaus; Thursday by
the Egyptians; Friday by the Turks; Sa;nr-
Gay BY The Jews. Add TO this the diurna!
revolutions. and il isappareni that every mo.
ment is Sunday somewhere.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08
EDWARD DUFFY G. SON.
Soap & Candle Manufacturers

Soda, Starch, CASTLE Soaps, &C.
EEAVING increased facilities for manuactu-
HI ring, thev are now prepared to offer induce
ments to purchasers and dealers in tie above
named articles Purchasers will find an excel
lent assortment of select goods. Goods sold ex-
clusvely on the cash principle, and at the lowest
wholesale prices, Call and satisfy yourselves
Our motto is
"Quick Sales and Small Profits"
No. Al Filbert street, above 9th, Philadelphia.
August 49, lS53-3m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08
GOVERNOR STEVENS, EXPEDITION.

Letters from the exploring party OF Cover
nor Stevens, dated al Fort Union, on The
mouth of tae yellow Stone river, August 2d,
have b.en received al ST. Paul's, and are
published in the Minnesota eri1otrat II ap-
pears that the train has passed over 725
miles OF the proposed Northern route Of the
Pacific railroad, and that The results of The
expedition, thus far, have been eminently
satisfactory. Few difficulties have been
met, men and animals, are in excellent work
ing condition One correspondent says "We
have met with no obstacles worthy of men.
iion, il we except the river crossings. To
emigrants we may safely say, more than
three.icuTihs of the way they will find good
camping grounds, with the three requisites
water, good and srass-at convenient dstan.
ces. Al no point will the two latter essen
tials be wanting over the whole linen
"We have the most positive assurance
that Gov. Stevens, on his arrival al Fort
Union, was uot only pleased with The conn
try which he had iraversed after leaving
this place, but that he was so fully convinced
that the great northern route combined so
many advantages over all others, that it's ca r.
ly completion had ceased 10 be considered
BY him as problema,ical."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08

Cattle stealing is made quite business ou,
West Lynchins is The only law applied to
the sleaisrs, when caught
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08
Lumber Yard

LbEhbUCT tEN
in the lot fronting on Cranberry ST.. short dis
tancc East of the Steam Saw Mill where he has
now large amount of Seasoned Panna Plank,
also Panncl Roayds, and all other Boards and
BuILpING MATERIAL, such as will be wanted for
building purposes Also large amount of
Shingles on hand, which will be sold from Sc up
to IS, according to quality and size. Please give
us call--and examine our prices and quality.
n. b. Farmers who arc in want Of Shingles
will please call as we will sell to yeu low.
J. L. LEIB, Sup.
Sunhurv Nav oS 1S53-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08

WoRp FROM New ORLEANS We received
this morning very welcome visit from our
friend, J O. Harris, Esq, who has been an
active member of the New Orleans Howard
Association. A number of mechanics and
laborers had been tempted ihilher by the
high prices of labor, and on lhe day after
lheir arrival seven of them were in charge
of the Howard Association as victims OF The
fever. To 60 there now is not only TO incur
personal risk, but tends TO keep up material
for The fever and 10 peril the safety Of those
who have so far escaped
MIR. Harris: who is staying al the Irving
House, left New Orleans on The slh ull Up
to that time ,he Howard Association had la
ken charge Of abou! $500 yellow fever pa
lienls, at cost of from Sli 10 SIS EACH
The whole number of cases, so far as ascer.
tained, during The season, was about $4,000
and the nnmber Of deaths 8 $500. Up 10 the
same date, The money received by the How.
ard Association was $4,000, while the
amount lelegraphed 10 them as subscribed,
was Sls6, ,00o.-N. Y. Com. Adv,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08
Lumber Yard.

TENIIE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il citizens Of Sunbury, and Northuml erland
and adjoining counties, tha. he has opened a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08

ONO RAILROADS "A correspondent OF the
New York Daily Times furnishes some inter
es,ing information in relation 10 the Ohio
railroads. In consequence of its geographi-
cal position, and without any preconceiyed
plan, the great mass of these works have as
sumed the form of system. AS the great
land gateway through The Genital West, Ohio
will nessessarily have most of its railways
running East and West, connecting the cities
OF the Atlantic with the mississippi. AS oc.
cupying the space between Lake Erie and
The Ohio River, the next object is 10 connect
those water courses. Accordingly, it is
found that, between the eastern and western
borders of the State, there are no less than
nine through lines made, or being made
while between lake Erie and Ohio River are
six through lines There are various Other
liEes 10 connect Intermediate points, and io
answer special objects or the eiehly.iouI
counties in the Stale, sixty our-if the pres.
eni plans are all carried out will have rail.
roads through their county seals. The fl.
teen general lines are carried on by thirty in.
corporated companies, whose aggregate ex-
penditure will in the end amount 10 about
seven,y.five millions Of dollars.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08
TERMS OF THE AMERICAN.

THE AMERICAN is published every Saturday at
TyU DOLLARS per anium be paid half yearly IN
advance No paper discontinued until ALL arrearages are
paid. ,,,,u 90
All communications letters on business relating TO
the Office ti insure attention, must be POST PAlD.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08

A "FAsT" CoUPLE.-The following mar
riage notice appeared in The Rochester Ad-
veriiser:
"Aiarried, al Saratoga Springs on the 2s'h
ult., by Rev. A. Baxter, Mr. C II TRorrER'
to Miss ELIZA A. GALLoP, OF East Avon"
II the happy couple don't make good time
il won'i be The fault Of their names
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08

EOR sale at this Office Superior Black Ink,
II G attle Medicine at rs cts, Pure Essence oi
Ginger, rs cen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-06

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-06
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

cAsscsNr Ovyres
Tuesday Aoraing Dsssmbsr 1858.
CoTT0N-Ths demand esntindsd moderate yesterday,
and the salss limited TO sbsut 2soo bs st easy
prices We yet quote:
Inissior .........s g * niadlas Fair 10Y elok
esod niddiins.. sx0io laooS and Iins... -
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTArExsrr
Csnsx-ssiss TssAess-sAds.
Stock on hand Sept. 1883. ~. ..1os7a 2s,Ass
ysstsrds, 80. M,5ss-ss4Ia COO 1850
s44S02 s,s45
Exported to dats.. 1904 t13o
-. yesterday IL 27o-lso2h 600 5,7ae
Stock on hand not cleared. .1MHs 2,ioo
T0BAcC0.--we heard Of s7s hhds sold two or three
days ago, but coald learn particulars
! sUeAR AND MoLAssRs-Ths demand for Sugar vas
vs with sales Of 1000 Lids ct irregular prices though
ranging nsstly ct axsshs = for Fair. OF Moassss
1900 bbls were tAksa at Is01os gallon for Good to
Prins.
TL0UR-Trn, sad 500 sbls ssd Including 4se Isdisns
and lo Ohio ct - So 900 st. Louis in let's ct - e2k
0Ss5s, aad 100 Extra Chsics ct 81 50 = Dbl
aAIn-Corn was IN resust With sales Of 1000 aaoks Of
whieh 1850 New 5706a l4o ct So 1900 1t co. s26
s2,s and 1000 Old, in ots at es~ bushsl ..of Oats
$50 sshs Ordinary Ohio sold ct l04s ssa 5000 Jacks
Prips b. Louis at $ bushs sAss Of few hundred
sscsof Bran ct. 81 Is , 100 lbs.
POyIsIONs-Pork was extremely dull and Mes was
nang ct Sl1 75t6$I7 bbl.. of Bacon noticed
osyfsw smsli sales at e67s for Prime sides and oHs
for udsrs Sales Of 32l tisrcss and 20 kegs
| Lsr&n private terms.
HH-5so bales prime Western sold on the steamboat
! hndg At ga per ton
4 CuDLEs-salss 100 boxes Star mostly at 80 ID.
GvuNY BAGs-l2s bales (of extra wsisht) wer, taken
At 1sxt.
C0REn-Demand fair and $500 bags taken, including
1865 No. ct 1oka1i 900 At 1ox, and 100 Prime New At
nxtpfb.
wHBKY-sales $50 bbls Reetinsd In lots at 2lXf025,
80 kxtn ct -, and 80 Dsxtsrs at SOC ? gallon.
YAuGnTs-Ws heard Of two ships taken for Havrs,
oassturdsy and yesterday at 80 for Cotton
and 81 70 for Flour Vessels fof Liverpool nns Va
Ex0HANGE-Thsrs was . fair demand 1t our quota
tons.
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