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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11
Flour and Feed Store,
CHEAP WATCHES, JEWELRY AND

Culver WARE, Wholesale and Retail at No ~ n
- SECOND St, opposite the Mt Vernon House, Gold
Lever Watches full jeweled ls H. cases, SIS, ,00 Silver
Levers full uwrcd, Sl20O Silver LeriHes leweed SCI
OO-al warranted 10 keep good time Gold Pens and Sil
vcr Case SiOO; Gold Pencils, 81 00 Gold Pencils and
Pen Cases with good Gold Pens as low as 1925, &c
Also, always on hand good assortment OF hne gold
Jewery, Gold Curb, GuaId aud Fob Chains, Gold est
Chains Inlies' Culd Fob Chains aud Belt Pins.
Silver Table Spoons from Sli to SIS. Dessert 50 to
S2i and Pea, 81 - TO $3.50 per SET warranted equal h
coin All goods warranted TO be what they sold for.
" Watches and Jewery repaired and warranted
tP- an orders sent by mail or otherwise, Will be pune
tuay attended to. ,.,.r,
No 70 North SECOND Street, opposite the Mt. Vernon
House.
Phila. Anrl o. Is53-1y.
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TO FEMALES.

You will find these Pills invaluable medicine in many
complaints tn which ynu subject In Instructions ell
ther total OF PARTIAL they have been found of ncstimahe
benefit restoring their functional arrangements to heal
thy action purifying the blood and other finds eectu
ally to put to flight oil complaints which may arise from
female irregularities. hcadarhe gidiness, dimness of
sight, pam in the side, back, &c.
" Price, % cents each.
None genuine unless signed n. IIobcnsack, all Others
being base Imitation.
tS'- Agents wishing supplies, anil Store Keepers
desirous of becoming Agents address tho Proprietor
J. N. IIobersack, Philadelphia Pa.
Sold by J. w Fring Suubury Mary McCay, Nor.
thumlcrland; Bcscl. Turhnvllc; Raser, Milton; Dity
Il Ienker, Georgetown lelsenring & Wovcrton, pax
nos; Wiest, Hickory; all dealers in Medicine in the
County and State
August IA, lSJ2-ly
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Laborers Wanted.

vgNHE subscribers want Immediately ON the
Il Railroad and Basin, at Chapman, Union
county, seven miles below Seinsgrove, from
so TO 100 LABORERS,
to whom one dollar per day will pc paid.
SAVIDGE. W0LVERTON & co,
Chapman, Union County, Peb l9,ls53.--tf
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1000 Men Wanted.

ON the live of the SuSQUEHANNA RAIL-
" ROAD between Bridgeport Opposite Har-
risburg) aud Sunbury, in the State OF Pennsylva-
MIA. This road is fifty four miles in length runs
through highly improved country, and will
furnish employment for stone masons, carpenters
and laborers for the next twelve months.
large portion of the line is heavy rock excavation,
laborers that are familiar will therefore find GER
tain employment and liberal wages.
DOUGHERTY, LAUMAN q CO.,
Contractors.
February 10, 1853
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LATE AND I.lpoRrANT FROM HAVANA.

~
The Black Wa1.ior and another american Vessei fired
into 6y Spanish Cruisers-H Health Of Mr.. King de-
ciing-Deparkure for s1NatanS1s-IHe Captain
b General and Mr. King.
or. from IlavaDa with dates to the 18th inst, arrived
this morning.
The steamer, Ell Dorado, from AspinwaII, was at
Havana awaiting the arrival of the Crescent City.
then over due.
The English man-of war Cumberland, from Hall
fax, arrived on the 18th.
On the 18th, the Black Warrior, when i've hours
out from Havana, passed the steamer Empire City,
hence for New Orleans.
When four hours from Havana, the Black
Warrior passed three Spanish vessels, one of which
brig of AS the steamer came abreast of
the brig the latter fired gun eeward, and before
former could get her colors hoisted another gun
was fired, the ball passing just over her forestays
Capt. Schufedt was not aware that the brig was
man-of-war, she had no pennant flying.
The American barque Martha Ann, from Savan-
nah, for Havana, also fired into off Cuba, by the
English frigate Vesa. suspicion of being SLAYER
Among the passengers of the Black Warrior
the Hon. ]. p. Benjamin, Senator elect from Louis
lana, and Max MareZetck g opera troupe.
The Black Warrior encountered a severe gale off
the coast of Florida which lasted for 81 hours She
brings Havana papers Of the 18th, which represent
the health of the city as good.
The health of Mr.. King, Vice President elect, was
not improved. He himself despairs of his recovery,
and has gone Matanzas in the Fulton. Mr..
King has held no interview with the Captain General
on account of slight misunderstanding. The rules
Of etiquette forbid the Captain General from paying
his respects personally to strangers, but in conse-
quence of Mr.. Kings health Canede waived the
inony, and agreed visit Mr.. King appointed
hour. lie did not keep his promise, and the next
morning Mr.. King addressed a note to the American
consul reminding the Captain General of his failure
to keep his appointment. TIE latter Immediately
called at MI Kings hotel, but Mr.. King declined to
see him, as also did the American ladies of his fam
y who have accomp anied him. 1t is said, however,
that before Mr.. King left for Matanzas, mutual in-
terchange Of cards took place.
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POWELL'S HOTEL,
SYCAMORE STREET, PETERSBURG, VA.

NHE subscriber respectfully his numer-
friends in town and country that he has remov-
ed from Blacks & Whites in Notoway, and has taken
charge of the old and popular resort either for pleasure
the prosecution of business-POWELL'S HOTEL
where he would be pleased to extend the courtees of
host TO those who may favor him with call.
The situation of this house is admirable and COM
mends itself persons who visit the city for the
action of business, located in the midst of of our
largest commission and houses, within convent
distance the various railroad dcpos and the
boat landing and its facilities inferior to none the
State for rendering the traveller comfortable in his
journ in our city.
The house has been thoroughly repaired and fitted up
with NEW FURNITURE, selected with entire refer
10 the comfort and convenience of the guests.
The BAR is supplied with excellent WIN ES. and IL
QUORS and superior CIGARS, and the TABLE will
be filled with the best the market and surrounding
try will afford In word, the proprietor intends max
ing his house agreeable and pleasant for those
who board with him for the transient public He
pectfuiy socis call from his friends and the former
patrons of the house It. w. EPPES.
GA OMNIBUS w1l be in attendance to convey
the Hotel on the arrival of the
Ma rch l. 1858. 96I-w4w.
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NEW BOOKS.

CONSOLATION, in dscourses sele ct TOPICS adj
" dressed to the suffering people of God, by James
W. Alexander, D. D.
Pastors Legacy, being Sermons practical sub
jecs, by the Rev. Erskine Mason, D. d.
The Early Days of Elisha, translated from the German
of F. w. Krummacher, with introduction, by Gar
dener Spring, D. D.
The Female Jesuit and Sequel, by Mrs. S. Luke.
A Pastors Sketches, by Ichabod s. Spencer, d. d.
The Summer and Winter of the Soul, by the Rev.
Erskind Neale, M. A.
Daug hters of China or Sketches of Domestic LII
in the Celestial Empire, by Eliza j. Glllet Bridgeman
The Sunny Side, by H. Trusta.
Peep at Number Five by II. Trlsta.
The Tell Tale or Home Secrets told by Old Travel
ers, by H. Trusta. For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, February oath, 1853. 90
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NOTICE.

1HlHE undersigned having sold out his entire Stock
IL of Boots, Shoes, Sc, to Mr.. HENRY PoRTEa,
takes this method Of returning his sincere thanks to his
friends and patrons for their liberal encouragement
during his short career
Mr.. PoRTER being well known, the subscriber
deems 1t unnecessary say anything in commentator,
more than respectfully refer them TO the BIG
BooT 'where they may rest assured of getting liberal
bargains in every article in his line.
Those who indebted TO me are requested to call
and settle early shall probably leave the place in
a few weeks. A. j. PARIIN.
M B. 1 can be found in the back room of Mr.. Por-
ters Store but in my absence Mr.. p c. Hardie
fborised to act in my place. A. J. p. z
Raleigh Feb. 2Sth, 1858. 20--4t.
+ Ns- Live Giraffe copy times.
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"THE TIMEgHAs COME. >,

TENHE Subscribers having purchased the large and
well assorted stock of Goods owned by the late
Richard Smith, in a lump, will sell the larger portion of
them cost and under Farmers, Mechanics Merchants
and the rest of mankind would do well to call and
anime the Stock and get such things they need for
time to In addition there is large and well Sc
ected assortment of Dry Goods Silks, Satns, Vevets
Mouslins Muslins, white and coored Ginghams Cloths
and Cassimeres and Vesngs of very superior quality.
400 pieces of Caicoes, which will be sold remarkably
low Call and get bargains the old stand of R.
Smith, the of Fayetteville and Harget Streets
EVANS & COOKE.
Raleigh Fe b. 2l, 1853. a.
Spirit ofths Age, Star, and Weekly Post copy.
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GEN. PIERcE's CARRIAGE AND HoRsEs, On Thurs
day, the splendid carriage and horses presented by
the Boston people to Gen.. Pierce arrived in New
York, en- route for Washington City. The horses,
which cost 81 400. of light bay color, with
switch tails The carriage lisa very costly one, the
material used in its construction being all manufac-
tured in New England. Itweighs about 1,300 lbs.
and about 1900. It is made in the French cal
cache Style The whole eaupage, including harness,
presented to Gen. Pierce at Washington, by Messrs.
Dunbar Riddle and Fetridge, who are he COMMITTEES
en- behalf of the Boston people.
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Spring, Feb, 1853.
KERR & MARBURY.

SYCAMORE ST.. PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA.
RE now receiving of their own Importation, their
N Spring Stock of China and Earthenware, pr Ships
Excelsior" Emma Field" Celestial Empire" and
Flora McDonaIdwhich, together with large supply
of Domestic Goods-including Glass Ware of every de-
scription Lamps. Grandoles, Britannia and Silver pa-
ted Ware &C.. &C., all of the latest styles, and from the
most celebrated Factories in the Country renders their
stock full and complete. As determined to sell
on as reasonable terms any House, either Norh
South, call and examination from Buyers is respect
fully solicited.
Feb. 25, 1858. 96l-wSw
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LAWS OF THE STATE.

We are indebted to the politeness of Messrs.
Whitaker and Cooke, printers to the State for CO.
pies of the laws Of the late session of the Assem-
bly, as far as printed and we publish to-day sew
eral of the laws. We shall continue to publish,
from time to time, such of them as may appear
to be of general public interest.
If any of our friends desire the publication of
any particular law or laws they will please inform
us.
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TAPPING NORTH CAROLINA. The idea of connect
ing the Danville Railroad with the Moth Carolina
Railroad is by means abandoned, and is spoken of
TO be accomplished at very distant day; and the
citizens of Charleston, S. C., moving and agiia
ting the idea of tapping Coal and Cotton regions
The Raleigh and Cape Fear interests are of course
opposed to this movement, and so we, for the
present. North Carolina has been tributary other
States long enough; and now when she has works
of internal Improvements progressing which will tend
build up her towns and raise her in the esti
nation of her sister States, in commercial point of
view, it will be well enough to be little selfish, for
time at least.
Should market facilities be afforded within our
selves, in sufficient degree, when get all our in
ternal Improvement machinery fairly at work, it will
be time enough to look abroad. The extension of
the Richmond and Danvle Railroad into this State
has been spoken of as the road for this section OF
country, but circumstances alter Danish the
thought Salem Press.
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nT K n

At the Executive Mansion in this City, Thursday
morning last the oath of February after brief illness,
of pneumonia, Re W., aged Is wears, daughter of
Hon. Thomas Settle, of Rockingham County. Every
effort of Medical skill exhausted in her behalf; but
neither this the ceaseess and patient attention of
relatives and friends could stay the hand of death.
The deceased was much beloved by her schoo[com-
panions and friends for her gentle and amabe qualities
and by those who her in kindred and blood
she regarded with unusual affection. DEATH which
ALL has but translated her in the spng-ti of
her existence to a brighter and happier realm.
Her remains removed to Rockingham for inter-
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he MARKETS


7 WELLINGTON, February &c. Further sales yester-
day of about 500 bbIs Turpeniine, at So f5 for
soft and 8 go 81 IS for hard. Per 290lts.-i de-
cline previous quotations of on,he soft and
cents the hard article We hear of trans
actions this morning; nsrketdulI. lin Spirits Tar
pentine hear of no sales, and the market contin-
ues in unsettled state Buyers offering so cents
per gallon, and holders asking higher rates. In Resin
sales yesterday of $50 bbs. No. at 81 80
Ia ST. SO, and 60 do. No. at 50 per bb Sales yes
terday and this morning of $50 bbls. Tar at So TO-,
So Is 50 20 per bb
Cotton-Sale of small lot at % cents per ID.
Cdrn-Cargo received fro:c Onslow county on
market uRsold.
Irm6er-SaIes of FIVE RATS a, SIS so, Sc 75- ST,
and 81 so per NJ. J0urna.
FAYETTEVILLE, February &C. No change in any
article of produce, except cotton, which has declined
fourth to one half cent. Receipts small.
CaroLinian.
PETERsBuRe February %. 76Jacco-The market
was more animated to-day. Decline last noted was
partially regained. Lugs have slightly advanced i;
We quote common leaf at 8 good I24.
C1H0n-Dull at 81 % cents
COrn-But little offering. We quote new at SIS
90 cents.
WAeat-Red ITO 1876; white 100 1871.
F2our-City Mills. 81 SOL.
Bacon-Sales shoulders at a 81 c.. sides 10 Cts;
Virginia hog-round 1913.
Lard-Wesern, in barrels, at III lee: kegs,
123 Is cents; Virginia 124 Is cents.
Beef-Mess beef, per bbl., $I3 I6. Nominal
POrk-Mess Pork offering at 49,
Ffsh-No. 8, Mackere, $85, and scarce No. l
North Carolina clipped none; do. roe $6! gross,
IS Nova Scotia, gross, S4 44;-scarce.
iSaH-$I rs 81 70 cents for fine; G. A. 81 Csc.
Gtsano-$46 per 1000 lbs. Active demand.
Piaster-Petersburg fresh ground, unpacked, $63
per ton; packed $73; northern $73.
Lime-Thomastown 81 373 81 45c.
Express.
RICHMOND. February IS. For the week ending
Thursday last the tobacco market continued active,
and prices unchanged. The bulk of new tobacco
opened this week, say N. NJ. Martin & Co., has
been of very common quality.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 25. Cotton-The market is
6rmer, with sales of $50 bales advance of /.
Flour is buoyant and firm, with sales of 500 bar
res at SIS 123 for State 5 81 S. Al for Gene
see, and Al a SIS 623 for Southern brands. Wheat
is firm with small sales at % s "a for Wes-
tern white, and D ST. 233 for Southern white. !
Corn is active with sales of &c, 900 bushels 81 for
white and mixed, and 65 for yellow. Sugar is ac-
tive, with sales of $50 hhds. New Orleans at 81. |
Moasses is quiet, with sales of 200 hhds. at 81 81.
Coffee is heavy, with sales of 800 bags at 81. |
Whisky-Sales of 400 barrels prison at 233. Pork !
is dull, with declining tendency, the sales amount.
ing 400 barrels at l6 81 ST. for and SIS |
81 for prime Beef is firm with sales of $50 barrels
at Is IS $I3 so. Beef Hams-Sales of $50 bar
rels Is $I5 % and steady. Lard is steady, with
sales of $50 barrels 10 104 in bbls and liz in
kegs. Bacon is quiet, with sales of $50 erces 10
1O4 for hams, and II u for shoulders; sales also
of 200 hhds. Bacon sides at 81. Baltimore Sun.
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PROPOSALS.

w ILL be received until the first of March next for
w the erection of two story Brick Building
Caswell Square, Al by 34 according plan and spe
ciications furnished Contractors the building
be erected under the supervision and subject to the APP
prevail of the Executive Commte of the institution
Tor the Deaf and Dumb and the Bind Separate Bid
will be received for the Brick work and Carpenters
work The plans and specifications may be and
erms krowu by application to either of the members Of
he Executive Committee.
s. w. WHITING,
S. H. YOUNG, Er. Com.
w. r. SCOTT,
Feb. 10. 2s-tlstM.
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The INAUGURATION BALL ABANDONED. We learn
from the Washington papers that it having been as
ceratned that the President elect under the oppressed
state of feeling produced by the fatal accident on the
railroad cars from which he and others great
sufferers could not enjoy the festivities of naugu
ration ball. the managers have determined, in defe-
renee to him, to give up the enjoyment which has
on former occasions closed the ceremonies OF the day.
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W0SbinrtOu MnIfprS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25. The Hon. Caleb Gushing,
the expected Secretary of State, with Mrs. Nicholson.
arrived here this evening.
The last Ievee Of President Fillmore is brilliantly
attended-the East Room and the various ante-rooms
being SO crowded to render it very diffirult to
promenade.
The Mechanics Fair is largely attended tonight,
thousands of strangers being present.
Ex-Marshal Turkey, of Boston, admitted to
the bar of the Supreme Court to-day.
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Too True TO BE Coon. A gentleman called some
time since TO consult physician of our city with re-
gard to rheumatism, which caused him much PAIN
The doctor Immediately sat down and wrote him a
prescription; the patient was going away the doc
tor called him back:
"By the way, sir. should my prescription happen
to affoTd you any relief please let know as am
myself suffering from affection similar 10 yours,
and for the last twenty years have tried in vain to
cure il. SPIRIT q me tfnles..
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HE WEEKLY PosT. Lyttleton WaddeIL IT,
ESQ., has recently become associated with Messro
wiley and Cooke as an Editor of this paper Mr.
WaddelI brings some experience to his duties and
VIII no doubt acquit himself handsomely in his
new position. --'
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The BEST THING YET. We have just the
husband of lady, who, yesterday, shot Sc turkey
Gob5ler," weighing IL pounds when cleaned, his
50 beard - measuring IL inches. The gentleman had
baited - the turkeys, and, being here at Court the
lady happening to the turkeys flying around the
in the corner of the fence, soon had the exquisite
pleasure of bringing down the monarch of the flock.
We know the lady well, she has been married but a
short time, is one of the most respectable ladies in
the County, and we may say oEg life and happiness
thy place in the brightest records of our country,
and reads lesson to the foe that would violate 2r
soil or infringe our rights The heroine of this ex-
plot lives about six miles from Goldsborough.
GOLdsbOro' Nesu Era.
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Ee We give place to-day to the communica-
tlon signed " Il High CAurcAman, at the request
OF friend and subscriber. Of course it is under-
S'0ou 'na' VIC DO not assent to every thing which
appears IN our columns. In our next we shall nnb-
fish Bishop Green's letter to the Editor Of tbo Mic
slSSlPPlan' In relation to the course of Ex-Bishop
Ives.
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COL. KING. On Wednesday last bill passed
the senate OF the United States authorizing the
American Consul at Havana. or any Judge Of the
United States Courts to administer the oath of
Office to the Hon. W. R. King, Vice President
elect We regret to learn, by the latest arrival
from CuOa that COL Kings health is not improv-
ed.
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ANOTHER WEBSTER AND PARkMAN TRAGEDY A

ANOTHER WEBSTER AND PARKMAN TRAGEDY. A
letter N the Lynchburg (Va.,) Express, from the
Kanawha Salines,. states that named Stoghin
went to the house of neighbor to pay him several
hundred dollars he owed him. AS he not seen
afterwards his friends Instituted inquiries for him,
and finally searched the house where he had gone,
without success, until one of them commenced scrap
ing the ashes of large fire place. and, to his
PRISE ou1d several human teeth and the cheek bone
ALSO part of the esh supposed to be that of the miss
ing man, which had run into a crevice in the fire
place, partly roasted. The occupant of the house
was Immediately arrested.