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S, 1i s.sss MI E.
s . s e, ss ..s .sSu. s1S fi con
furnished in manner. everything
a..es.. riding sops name !" g .m
Three large ornamestal framed French plate mirror.
Walnu and mahosany d.m.'k and plush covered .o'
Crimson damssk curtain. and fixtures, rugs
Velvet, tapestry Brussels, and 3py carpets
,nSI GS.' sTSes ,aSs .s.s.
% %aSosn.sy and walnut French italian, high post bed
d. ls ;sc:ssr e, ,,;' a;,. beds
20 mahogany and walnut dressing bureau.
40 do DO and painted wardrobe.
60 pair. French blankets, 100 eomsor,.
roo M.neil.. gull. and hsd.gr..d.
20 ss.. hair. and 50 nu.s mattresses
50 chamber carpets, 80 tole'sem
Ps.%ss, es ss,.' s ,s sors shade.
walnut cherry manos.ny brs.sf.., and sid. table.
French and stone China dinner, tea and eofre- seu
ooaes and . ss n,.' . .w1s ,s. , asve'
Table cutlery, ice cream n.er.r and mould'
-Four r.friaes,ors, mahogany sidsboard.
200 mahogany, walnut and maple chairs
stoves consisting Of radiators, sush, cottage Us.s, and
onco,b .,air rods, bsi lamps
Together large and eomps,s Of kitchen
Preserves. .r.e,mes i,ls. brandy fruits and pickle, Of every
Picked beef and pork
Green peas. corn, ,om,io.., Ao, in h.mscsy s..d jars.
all OF which for private with great By
Mrs. Reed.
Also large quantity OF wood and coal.
Terms ESQ under, that a
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing
JAMES q. MCGUIRE AUctioneer.
Feb Cd
Catalogues
delivery on Saturday, the l2h instant.
by GREEN Il SCOTT, 'Auction~srs.
N oil, ASSES HERRrNGs, NEW ENGLAND RUM he, AT
AUCTION on Tuesday the 18th instant, shall sell, in
front OF our store, at 10 O'Clock, am
10 barrels half barrels first rate molssses
do herring, In good order
barrel crushed and | do pulverlr red sugar
/ do sperm oil, do. good lard oil
barrels New England rum
,ayss lot OF fresh mustard, ginger, and pepper
large lot Of empty barrels, hcsshesds, eoIes, 40
GREEN SCOTT,
Fob i5-d Anenoneefs
II EpRuNT Of Original Letters from Washington
III revolution, referred In the
pamphlets Lord and Mr. Sparks by WIN Reed
Truth: or, .Persis CIsr-ton ~ by Rev g. r. Tsysr-
The Curse of CRfton novel by Mrs. souih~otth.
Hero and other Tales, by the author of the "ogres"
obligation Of the Sabbath discussion between Rev Brown
snd WIN. r. Taylor,
IN. Naval ln.unon. Of Republics by VIM MARVEL Wood
NJ D., surgeon U,a,N,
rssis rRAscK TAYLOR
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The subscriber respectfully informs his
OF his
soHooL Youso by the adjournment Of Congress
be- filled pupils The charge comprehensive OF
Of studies English French Latin, Natural Science
Mathematics. viii bo the hu ndred dollars per academic
year.
IsprisA Avenue, near City Hail. February Q, 1859
r. w. CUsHMAN.
Feb p-ifIms
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THE brand of DomonicI fnquistion Rome.
Il supreme and UNIVERSAL - by Rev. William H. Rule.
Songs tor the Little one. at Home.
The Lony and the Lowry Good in ALL and all Good by
M. ]. Mcintosh
The History Of the Religious Denominations United
doctrines written by emsont OF the respective denomin
History OF the Tsrseish Nation by the late Dr. Alexander
Notes for Sunday School Teachers
Great Apostscy by Dr. George Junkin.
The Oaih-A Divine Ordinances by Or. ID. X. Junkin.
For sale by GRAY h BALLANTYNE,
tsb Is Seventh street
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The Niagara's Ns,ss

New ORLTANs, February Ia The nsws Of tho Magyar
reached here last night Its effect the make, he
not yet been developed Cotton ia firm Bfeadstus dule
Coffee hrm at 81, " 10 cents per pound.
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,,uatio. Of Unif.d STATE. s.~ato,

Nomtnatioa Of United Statn Ss~ator.
RALEIGH On. Co. February 1.-The governor OF North
Carolina has appointed James G, Dobbin Of the
Uned States in place Of Mr. Manga. whose term expires
with the present session.
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Escape Of another Jerry Rsseusy.

ALsAsY Feb H.-The jury in tho Of Cobb. ano,he
the parties indicted for participating in tho of lh
fugitive Jerry, this evening discharged being unable
to agree.
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hDMTNIsTRArORs public sale in Phtlsds iphia.-Tbe
Meade gallery 81 hne oil painting. will he sold al public
without Tuesday Sh order OF adminsra
Tor Of Richard W. Meade at the Academy Of Pine Arts In
Philadelphia This valuable collection OF oil paintings bciss
OF the coy collections imported into this county,
several Of them pieces suitable for churches &C
Among them works Of Tan Mureo, Rubens Van Dyke
sne Inca Jodano CoreEo, sslvator Rosa Raphael Msns
Vernst, and Others.
Also hue marbls bust of Washington, by CeusohL
Also 8ne marble bust Of Coun, D'Essng
Aso psce, another valuable gallery by the
most celebrated masters Of the old school.
Also number Of fine modern psnnr the whole forming
Of the largest and valuable collections offered in This
country and will positively DO sold without
o Limitation.
Caaosue. be bad application TO NJ Thomas Sons,
auctioneers
fuILAp,LrHI., February 1859.
Feb i2--dN
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Heavy Dsfatcafion.

MosrLE, Feb IMuch excitement has been stoned
here to-day by thar the postmaster has been dis
covered be deauor to government in the amount OF
$4,000
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fsrng from want AT Urska they had been without -four
for forty days.
MARINE NEWS.

Spoken, Nov. I'd. of Cape Horn, barqne Ocean. from
Baltimore. for San Francisco Arrived at San Francisco
7,h January. barque Ork. Richmond.
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IN the petition Of Enoch Hutchinson Of New York yL
of the extension OF patent granted to him the twentieth
May, 1892 for improvement In ships galley fos the dlaps
for years from expiration of said ass
which takes place the twentieth day 81 May, 1853
Ia ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent once
Monday the 18th OF April IL O'Clock, and all
notified and show they have, WHY "
petition ought not 10 he granted.
Persons opposing the required file in the fp
Office their specially forth IN writing least tsng
days before the day OF hearings all testimony flied by ehe
be used the said hearing be taken and transmitted
cordsne. with the rules Of the oce which will be Furnished
plicson
Union and Republic Washington, D. ca Inquirer Ph'sdsI
Pa Albany State Register, Albany, Y. Express New ",
city, Providence Journal Providence and Daily Bee -
ton Mass once week weeks previous M
18th Of April next, the day OF bearing a. =, ,onors
Commis~ionsx Of Psfer.
eCdor. Of The papers will pesse copy, and send De
hin, 10 be Patent once paper this notice
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The Of these ships will be accountable gold silver
specie ewey, precious stones, metals unlew h
Iadng signed value exprssss
JAMS
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SMALL NorEs-A Staunton (va) paper says that Judge
Thompson has given opinion that the small notes now
in circulation in that State could not be recovered in
of law-ther very existence being in violation Of
the law.
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E.eaps Of Eixhfeeu p,,.o,,,r.

DETROIT, Feb IL Eighteen person escaped from thu
county Jail last night by digging hole through wall
They have not yet been reaken.
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The IYxafhsr.

PIrTsBuRG, Feb. Is Quite heavy fall OF snow last
night, and good sleighng to-day.
BosroN, Feb Ii We have six inches Of this
ing, and quite cold
NEW YoRK, Feb. l3.-We had slight fall Of snow this
morning.
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law, in 100 towns in Vermont, is 600
Late from, Rio Janeiro
BALTIMORE, Feb ls.-The barqus Linwood arrived with
Rio dates the I'd January having been but thirty
days tho Capes The captain reports the fever still
raging there very badly.
The Linwood left in port the barque Panama, from Bos
for New Orleans. to sail the arh Maria from Boston
for New Orleans loading; Wagram, for New York. load
lag; Hazard, do, sail the 4h Neptune for Boston,
waiting freight; General WORTH for Philadephia sail
the 3D. Caharine Augusta, from New York for Port
Phillip, Australia, waiting repairs; Naraganser, from
do for California, waiting repairs ST. James, Phila
dslphia, d.charging; White Wing, from Boston. do.
Fire at Aiba~y
ALBANY Feb IL The wool store of Henry Newman, on
Water street, destroyed by fire this morong-loss
Company Of oswego The latter has So 600 the stock
and building.
Railroad Accident
BALTIMORE Feb. l3-Wii.iam Short, a laborer on the
railroad and killed by the Washington train
this morning.
The Saranae at Pensacola. Death of Lieut. Hayssod.
PxasAcoLA. Feb. l01he United States frigate Saranac
late from Rio Janero, arrived at this port yesterday Her
officers port that the yellow fever still raging with
violence, and that the deaths were numerous Among
the victims Lieut.. Haywood. formerly connected
with the Saranac,
Markes
NRw York, Feb. lap. m,-The stock market to-day
closed steady, but ac,ive-saes Of United States S..
1857 I20i-a slight advance Canton, l2a Erie, 81 ;
Nicaragua, 80; Morris canal 2l} Erie convertbles. Of
1871 9sl; Harlem, 69A; Norwich and Worcester, $50
Cumberland coal, 63l The money market 10 easy. Rates
OF discount the street. cent. per annum. Elk
change London, 81 premium.
The advces by the Niagara have depressed the market
for breadstu Sales OF 1000 bills 81 90 IS for STATE
and IS 81 SIS 60 for southern bands-a decline. Rye
-four 81 A. Corn meal, So 80. Wheat 10 dull and dec
fingered ils 100 cents white, l24 l26 eent. Corn is
du-sale. 600 bushels 63 IS to 81 cents for mixed
white and yellow, Oats. so cents Rye, 50 cents
Nxw ORLEANS, Feb IL Cotton sales to-day $500 bales
prices without quotable change The weeks business has
been 32 600 bales Strict mddog - quoted, sast The
In the receipts all the southern ports the
same time year $4,000 bales Fair sugar Is at Al
n cents and is advancing Sterling exchange 81 %
MUM; New York, n 4 discount
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Alexandria and Harper's Ferry Railroad Company.
NOTICE hereby books for receiving subscriptions
N the capital stock OF the Alexandria and Hp.rs Ferry Railroad
Company exceeding $4,000 OF $3.50
will be opened the city Of Washington o. the ith day OF
March, 1859
banking Riggs under
VIM. w Corcorsn Esbs Riggs IT,, VIM D. Mutt Bernard Hoos,
and Anthony Hyde, or any two Of them,
At Mayors Once under tho direction Of John w, Msny,
Jossph Bryan Charles ~ Calvert and Geo PARKER or two OF
them,
JOHN ". BRENT,
GEoRGr'H. sMooT,
ROBERT JAMESON,
LEWIS MCKENZIE,
wMILLIAM l.. POWELL,
O. Y, LEE,
n. JOHNSTON,
r. NJ. MCCORMICK,
Psb b-eoG Commissioners.
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Steamer Sunk in the Ohio Rivsr.

PTrsBuRa, Feb l2-The steamer Memphis ran into
bank five miles above Madison, Indiana half past
O'Clock this morning. and sank her cabin floor. The
passengers and escaped, but the cargo 10 total
Ioss
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Saiiiug of the F5ankliu.
Maine Lac in Vernouf,

NEW YoRK, Feb. l2-The steamer Franklin sailed o-da,
for Have, with IS passengers and $3.50 900 in specie
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THE AMERICAN DAuPHiN.-New supply Of W. ns ~
February, irving the unguestionahe PROOF. ~
Louis XVII brought this country when va
in the United sstss, in the p~rson 81 Rev h's
isms, Of Green Bay, Wisconsin, at the agency .upye
TAYLOR MhOkss,s
Horkseorep ne" W.
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United states Patent OAlcs,
Washington, January %, lssa

an Tho netiton Frederick r. Dmpe Of Philadelphia Psnnr
vann praying for the extension OF patent granted TO mn
the o May 1882 for improvement in furnaces for
6,. and smoke, for from the erwnno
s,d pstep which the ninth (ph) day Of MAY
teen hundred and fhy-three, (le5J)-- o.n
n is ordered that the petition be heard the Patent ono,
Monday the fourth (th) Of April 1859, at ~ O'Clock, s
notified and show cause any they nave
aid petition ought not To be granted c.,,i
Persons opposing The extension required 70 file IN me
once their specially forth tn writing AZ
day of hearing all testimony filed by eis
said hearing must be taken md transmitted W
OF the Office, which will be furnished on VIZ
cation. -, t,,H
Ordered also, this notice be published in the Na'ona y,
se,c.r Republic and Union Washington city the Amensm
Patriot, Baltimore, Maryland Inquirer fhiadeph W.s
vsnis, Erpress New York and Daily Bee, boson
chnses once week for three successive weeks pen"'
day of besrne-tbs fourth day Of April next - uonays
Commissioner Of FHnha,
Mn. n me- ps,ent once Win paper contsinins this notice
Ian 0I-lhw3w
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JOLFE'S Celebrated kchiedAna Gin, called Aror..n
schiedam SchnappsNo other Holland GIN, equal puut
a,on obtained either in American oren M
ket at by the proprietor exciuvs
Schiedam Holland by peculiar his ctO
Favored harsh berry, the chos
variety Of the Italian Juniper berry, whose NOR
vnons extract distilled rectned wi sptuous soIyrr
tincuyc exquisite flavor ~
aroma altogether ranscendun in s cordial properties o
land gin heretofore known.
For BY principal druggists United States, and :.
Beaver street.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Imporer
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EDWARD X. COLLINS L CO.
No. IS Wall street, N. Y
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool.
r. q. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
10 King's Arms Yard, London,
J. MUNROE + CO.,
96 Rue Notre Dame dss victoI.,
Paris.
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BosroN. Feb l2.-The majority for the prohbory liquo
law, in 100 towns in Vermont is 5000.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN CLOAKs-w. have remaining on
hand few velvet cloth cosk wishing
them until the sssson, win offer half price
9.rt bargain he obtained by applying diaey
- cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
Feb l2-3nf
ID VI. HOOE n CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
esrp.tna, moor oil cloths curtain materials
sheetins, blsotss and
ID. 9.
Ans ao--d
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Metropolitan Mechanics Ipstitute.
HAVE authorized Michael Nash dues nst
tute wishing members
Q make payment TO him or 70
VIM Ii. WARD Financial Secretary,
Feb I5-eod6ts Once Todd'a
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Warrington Assemblies.
THE fourth last assembly ball will be held Jackson Hall
i Tuesday evening, the 22d inst.
admission be obtained by subscribers Stevens
Pennsylvania avenue.
subscribers tickets by
applying Of whom be found
Jackson Hall the day Of tho ball.
Ibid
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MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover Street, Boston by
Rebuilt enlarged, md elegantly furnished
and convenisnccs for the sccommods
ton Of the travelling public.
Dec Idly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

AN ARKANSAS WIDOWS REyENGE.-On the
morning of Aug. 29lh, says correspondent
Of the n. o. Tue Delta, writing from Hot
Springs, Ark a widow lady who keeps a
respectable boarding house here, and about
whom slanderous reports had been circua-
ted on the previous evening" by a man pre-
tending 10 be gentleman, having heard of
his conduct, proceeded in The company with
her brother and another person, 10 inlict on
the slanderer personal chaslisement.
The brother and his friend were armed
one with double. barrel shotgun, and the
olher with revolver. They (the two men
walked up the street about one hundred
yards. and met The sanderer, who, it appears,
was also armed They took his arms from
Tim, and marched him down the street oppo.
site the house where the widow was, fully
prepared TO give him warm reception. She
was armed with a Iawhde. Her brother
and his friend advised their prisoner 10 stand
and take quietly what the widow was abont
TO give him. Seeing no chance TO escape, he
had 10 do it, though sorely against his will
The widow commenced, and did not cease
until she had administered 200 lashes, well
laid on. The man thea had his arms given
up 10 him, and was advised 10 leave the dig
giugs, which he did.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29
temee amp the arts agrtrulrr 5aarhes amuscmemts sc

thorns, bushes, and in the branches OF other
trees, belonged TO the trees IN the clump,
which showed that those could not have been
trimmed by the peasantry for fuel. In pro-
cess OF these examinations an elegant watch.
Key was found and an axe. handle, which in
dlcated that man Of the better classes had
assisted in the work. This, taken in connec.
ton with the light and frable soil, the pecu-
liar position of the trees, completely covered
with creeping plants, the solitary position of
The place, and yet its proximity 10 the Dan.
nbe on the one hand and the Turkish Servan
boundary on the other, awakened in Karger's
mind feeling of The highest confidence that
the place was found He had been instruct
ed no, 10 begin the work of removing the
earth until he had unmisakable signs of hay.
ing found the right place but he was now so
sure that on the 9th of September las, space
OF twenty square iatboms was marked out,
and men set 10 work examining il by digging
ditches at intervals of a foo, and a half
which were TO be extended in each direction
across the gore enclosed here in the bend OF
the river Albian on which the clump OF
trees stood. On the sth Of September al 81
O'Clock in the morning, a man at work in the
prolonaaion Of The second ditch. struck
something which gave a metallic ring. and
lille later a well locked iron box was expos.
ed, taken to place of safety and opened by
iorce- and The Austrian tyrani had once
more the Crown of ST. Stephen in his possess
sion.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

LOUISVILLE, October IS.
FROM Santa Fe-From the Pacific Railroad
Surrey-Gou. Lane.
Letters received from Santa Fe annonce lha,
Lieut.. F. X. Aubrey, Of the Pacific Railroad
Exploring Expedition, reached Santa Fe on
ihe l4'n ult He crossed the Sierra Nevada
at Iegon Pass on the l2lh of July, and struck
The Rio Del Norte al SileIra,ia. The route.
he says, had no distractions 10 the construc.
'Ion oi either rail or wagon road. He also
reports having found gold at the crossing of
The Colorado and other places. Also silver
and copper ore in great abundance. The In
dIahs are very numerous and hostile. They
fought and resisted the party for 80 days
Nearly all were wounded and Aubrey re.
ceIved, at different times, cgh, wounds
The fighting was chiefly with the Careless
One Tube oi indians, who were met 200 mile.
west OF Seune: had gold bullets for their
guns.
Gen Lane, il was thought, would get
certificate Of his election as a delegate fol
Congress from New Mexico. Gallagos i.
said 10 have three hundred majority but the
vote of San Miguel county would be rejected
as illegal.
Fort Atkinson has been entirely abandoned
and everything removed TO Fort Reilly
leaving the road from Council Grove to For
Union entirely unprotected, so that The In.
dian depredations were expected,
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Nd COUNTY, Pa SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1858
y 0 oetrp.
THE ART OF BOOK KEEFIMG.
BY THOMAS HOOD.

"How hard, when those who do not wish
To lend-lhal's lose their books.
Are shared by analers-folks that fish
With literary hooks:
"Who call and take some favorite tome,
But never read it through:
They thus complete their set al home,
BY making one of you.
"Behold the book shelf of Ounce
Who bnrtows-never lends:
Yon woik in twenty volumes, once
Belonged TO twenty friends.
"New tales and novels you may shu,
From view; Ills all in vain
They're gone; aud though the leaves ar
"cui,"
They never "come again"
"For pamphlets lent look around,
For tracts my tears are split:
But when they take book that's hound,
IT'S surely eXna-gilI
"a circulating library
Is mine; my birds are flown;
Theie's one odd volnme lef, 10 be
Like all The res, alone.
VI my SpeUSof QhIte peTell
Last winter sore was shaken:
or Lamb We but a quarter left,
Nor could save my Bacon.
They picked my Locke, 10 me far more
Than Bramah's patent worth
And now my losses | deplore,
Without Home on earth.
even Glover's works cannot pat
My iIozen hand upon,
Though ever since | lost my Foole,
My Bunyan has been goue.
"My life is wasting fast away
| suffer from those shocks;
And though I've fixed lock on Gray,
There's gray upon my locks
'They still have made me slight returns,
Aud thus my grief divide;
For oh ! they've cured me Of my Burns,
Aud eased my Akensde.
'But all think shall no, say,
NOI let my anger bum;
For as they have not found me Gay,
They have no, left me S,erne."
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a Nunrorous Sketch.
DODGING THE BILL.

One pleasant morning in June-some
two or three years since-four of the crew
of the United States ship--then lying in
the port OF R, obtained permission OF
the first lieutenant TO have day on shore.
The roads were in good travelling order
they determined TO hire a "team," and run
down 10 B, distance Of ten miles,
After donning their best rig, they went 10
livery stable, hired phGton and span
OF horses aud were soon of in high spirits.
Arriving at B, about one O'Clock in
the afternoon, they drove TO the City Ho-
tel, gave the horses in charge of the hostIer
with the injunction to give them good
rubbing down and plenty OF grain. They
then walked into the hotel, and ordered a
private room, with the best dinner the
house could afford.
In the course of half an hour, the SER
want announced their room and dinner was
ready. They were shown up stairs to a
richly furnished apartment, where the four
sailors sat down TO an entertainment fit for
prince. In fact the poor fellows had
never dreamed of the like before.
"Waiter, bring couple Of bottles Of
ehampaigne-your best"-said Jack Wa
t-rs-as good a sailor as ever foated this
side OF 'Davy Jones' locker.'
After finishing their dinner leisurely,
they went down into the bar-room, called
for cigars, lit them, told the landlord they
were going 10 take stroll around the city,
and should return at about five O'Clock.
As it was near six when they got back
they determined to set of for R-imme-
diately, as their word had been given 10 be
on board by nine O'Clock,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

Rev j. O'DoSNEL, a Cat holie priest at Port
land, an active Temperance man, and for
mely strong supporter OF the Maine Law,
is onl in Letter upon that question, in which
he states that drunkenness, misery and crime
among his people have increased raj her than
diminished by means OF iis statute There is
more sold and used among The llish popula-
lion there BOW than before. 1t is kept st.
cieily in each house, and all The members
of The family aIe thus brought within its
temptations and lis evil iafuences. 1t is
a singular fact, that in this city, where there
are fifteen hundred Catholics, aud no temper
ance agitation has been had among them,
one Of them have gone into liquor selling.
We DO no, know Of an lGshman in town who
sells rum. -Nep5tryport Union.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, tha, application
~ will lie made to the next Legislature Of
Pennsylvania. for the incorporation of company,
with discounting privileges, to he located in tue
borough of Sunbury, in the county of Northum-
berIand, with capital Of One hundred thousand
dollars, to be called the "SHsqushanna Sarings'
Institute"
Sunbury, June rs, 1s5a.-6m.